The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1900-03-02

| on account OF an accident to his hand.
Mrs. G. G. Shipman and sister, Mrs.
Honnold, left Monday morning for
New York, where they 60 to meet
Mr.. Honnold who is returning from
London.
The Ladies Aid society of the M.
e, church, will give pasty social on
Thursday evening, March 8. Pasties
served from 5 to s p. m. Admission,
10 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Gleason became
the proud parents of a baby boy born
Monday morning. Matt is extremely
happy because of the new arrivals
being boy.
Mrs. r. S. Howe rendered sleigh
ing party to a number Of friends
Wednesday, trip being made to the
Howe camps on Birch lake. A good
time was had.
Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Pike will leave
tomorrow morning for Glencoe, Mimi,
where they were summoned by word
announcing the serious illness of Mrs.
Pixies father.
DIR. and Mrs. w. E. Richardson and
Manager and Mrs. Ed. Ball were up
from Tower a few days last week and
visited the Minnesota exploring camps
in this vicinity.
The Ladies Aid society of the Pres
byterian church gave Pasty social
at the church Monday evening which
was well attended and enjoyed. A
program was rendered.
1t costs but little to run for office
In Tower Judge Campaigne has
filed an affidavit of expenses in rum
ming for judge of that city. He
swears his expenses were only S4.25.
A series of sermons on the Immor-
tally of Man, will be delivered in the
Presbyterian church Sunday evenings
beginning March 4. The first of the
series will be 1.-THE Dual Nature of
Man"
Miss Riches dancing class will give
a social dance party at Vail hall next
Tuesday evening, March 6, to which
all are invited. Good music will be
in attendance and tickets have been
placed at so cents.
Notice OF appeal to the supreme
court has been filed 10y the Midway
company in its case against F. w.
Eaton and others from an order of
the distl let court refusing TO grant a
motion for Il new trial,
Andrew Hasselberg won the distinc-
tiOn Of being the first occupant of
a room in The new city asylum for the
weak and heavily laden. He was
taken to Duluth Tuesday for 4O-day
stay with Sheriff Sargent.
Z. II. Webster, proprietor of the
Eyeleth electric lighting system was
killed Friday by the bursting of Il
fly wheel at his plant. Mr.. Webster
formerly resided at Tower where he
was employed at the Minnesota.
Mrs. E. Polkinghorn and grandson,
Walter, returned Monday evening
from their extended visit with rela-
lives in the the copper country, Mich. |
Mrs. Vivian, d sister Of Mrs. Polkiug-
horn returned with her for visit.
Rupp s. Kerr have sold to Hiram G,
Stewart of Wau5au, considerable pine
lands near Tower for a consideration
of 49,, 900. The sellers reserve one
half interest in all mines aud miner
ais discovered upon the lands.
A Duluth physician says that while
thiS winter has been very mild and
from Il standpoint OF tenn
perature and absence of storms, that
people may make up for
their comfort by period of Increased
sickness next summer.
President q reatSinger, Superintend-
emit Owens and Engineer Angst, Of
The Duluth & Iron Rauge were in tue
city in their special Car Friday. Dur
ing their visit they Inspected the new
city hall building and expressed them
selves as very much pleased with the
same. They also expressed their APP
probation of the city in general.
People in the Chandler location
should he very careful of lire these
lays as the water supply is deucedly
short at the Chandler from whom the
anger part of the water in case OF fire
must come. We.are Informed by the
of the mine that barely
enough water is available for the
boiler needs of the institution.
The Chicago Ladies' Orchestra con-
Guided their weeks engagement at
the Exchange Hotel Sunday when
they rendered choice music during
The dinner hour. They left here for
Duluth where they have two weeks
at Jay Anderson's palm
garden. A large number of our citi-
zens dined at the Exchange Sunday
and enjoyed the musical accompani
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