The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1900-02-23

s Attorney A. j. Thomas was in
8 Duluth few days this week.
8 Mrs. Frank Lowe who has been
q quite i'll is on the road to recovery.
= r. B. Whiteside was up from Du-
= luth several days this week looking
8 over his interests.
= The White and Spooncr orchestra
4 will be the attraction at the Elk
. change next week.
q Townsend Childers was up from
3 Soudan over Sunday on Il visit with
s relatives and friends.
Chas Lowman, chief clerk of the
= Minnesota Iron company at Soudan,
8 was in the city Tuesday.
8 We noticed S. p Ireland of Winton
8 on our streets Sunday for the first
= time since his accident of month
8 ago.
8 Owing to an oversight, the Winton
s notes were missing in last weeks is
= sue. The newsy letter appears this
= week however.
8 The steel cells are being placed in
= the new Jail this week and this very
: unpopular resort will soon be ready
8 for occupancy.
9 The editor is again ut his desk af-
4 ter Il week of ''quinsy." During our
= absence Capt. Chas. Bale did the hon
q ors on the MINER.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Martinetti.
= mourn the loss Of an infant child
= with Group, the death and funeral
8 occurring last week.
8 Judge of Probate Mddlecoff of
q Duluth was in the city this week
q looking over some real estate inter-
q ests in this vicinity.
q Oh! Uncle Tom, why don't you
= croak? How many more years are
q cities of this size to be harrassed
8 with your grand appearance.
q Arthur Tippets and Dell Burgess
4 drove up flom Tower Sunday with
= another team for Liveryman Scott.
= Arthur is frequent visitor.
4 F. Fulton and family have return
3 ed to Ely after an extended visit in
: east. They are again at home in the
= Cowling residence on Fourth avenue.
: George Aase, Of st. Barnabas hos
4 pital, Minneapolis. has arrived in
: the city and accepted a position as
= attendant at the Shipman hosLital.
= Next Thursday evening the Ladies
= Aid society of the M. e. church will
3 give Il 10c. pasty social at the church.
= The social will be from 8 to $50 p. m.
: Mrs. w. l.. Honnold is visiting in
: Hibbing this week. Next week she
: goes to New York to meet her hus-
s band who is returning from London.
3 Harry Young and w. F. Hickly
g representing the ''Uncle Tom" COM
3 pany were in the city Tuesday bill
8 ing the town.
: P. Nj. Shaw Jr of Duluth and VIM.
"a P. Belts. of Buffalo N. Y. two prom
= inent lumbermen have been in the
city Il few days this week,
Superintendent Thos. Owens and
Engineer l. d. Hays of the Iron
Range are delegates to the Y. NJ. c.
A. convention at Winona, Mimi.
JAS. Sheridan came up from Eveeth
Tuesday evening for a few days visit
with parents in this city. He re-
turned this morning.
The Lenlon season begins next
Wednesday and holds good until
April IA. Instructions for all CathO-
lies will be read from the puIpits OF
all churches next Sunday.
Manager Ed. Ball and wife and DR..
w. e. Richardson and wife of Tower,
are registered at the Exchange. They
are visiting the various exploring
camps hereabouLs.
Frank Rupar one of the Ely boys
who is at present in the Philippines
with the 34lh regiment, is report &c
to have lost leg in a recent engage
ment Frank was IA fine young mar
and his many friends here are paineC
to hear of his affection.
Mrs. L. Nj. Wagner entertained /;
house full of small people Thursday
afternoon in honorOf her neices, the
Misses Scheaffer. The affair was /;
Washington party and good time
was had.
The Ladies Aid society of the Pres
- byteriau church will give a sOcia
\ next Monday evening at the church
. A short program will de rendered ant
w. refreshments served. Admission i
in cents.
o. w. Hustled, the hustling repre-
up seLting of the Equitable Life Assur
cd ance Association of New York, VIII
makes his headquarters at Duluth