The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-09-06

Saturday morning for Il two weeks
visit with parents in the southern
part of the state.
Mrs. j. KimbaI and son, former
residents OF Ely. but now Of Wittem-
berg, Wis, returned Wednesday for IA
visit with friends.
Misses Lydia MeSSerScllmidt and
Luella Wooley returned Monday from
their summers vacations spent AT ST.
Charles and Winona.
A special meeting of Ely Lodge
No. 220. l. O. o. f.. will be held Sun
day afternoon at 2:30 All members
are requested TO he there
Miss Lila PnlkinghOrn returned
Saturday evening from Hihbing where
she hal spent several weeks with her
sister. Mrs. Jos. Thomas.
Mrs. Henry Chinn and children re-
turned Friday evening from their
months visit with Mrs. Chinn's par
enis at Lake Linden, Mich.
Mesdames Victor GustafsOn. S. NJ.
Hanson and E. Almen. left Tuesday
morning for Il visit at st. Paul,
Minneapolis and the State Fair.
Suit was brought in district CT urt
Wednesday Ivy Harry Roberts against
Samuel Fl. Cramp ct al. tn quiet title
10 lots 2 and 4. block 3. this city.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brown left Monday
for Il trip to the PanA American Ex-
position. She goes by boat and will
visit at several cities on The way.
James w. Thompson well known
explorer il renOrt ed to he Lest in the
woods near ROOchiching and crews
have been sent out to look for him.
II Cabinet Photos Per doz. $l.0O
1-2 =" I" IS +" $500
Opie's Photo Studio.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. James and son.
Raub, are spending the week at the
State Fair. going down Saturday.
They visited Two Harbors over Sun
day.
Ell. MOrcOm accompanied by his
cousin, who has been visiting him for
several days went to Tower Monday
for visit with Mr.. MOrcOm'S par
entS.
Miss Mae McDermOtt who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. NJ. f. Glea-
son for several weeks. returned to her
home at Iron Mountain, Mich. Sat
urday.
Chas Morton left Mondoy for
Orient, Colo. where he has secured
employment with the drilling crews
that left here some time in the early
summer.
Geo. Smith. the popular conductor
on the short line ore run. has removed
his family here from Two Harhnrs
and ia occupying rooms over the City
Drug store
Mrs. Geo. Bloomfield and daughter
have gone to Colorado where they
Join Nj. Bloomfield who is employed
on the drills there for the Colorado
Fuel & Iron Co.
Miss Wilhelmina Pete departed
Monday for Hancock. Mich. where
she is attendinga Finnish-American
school, after summers visit with
parents in this city.
It is expected that the Fayal mine
at Eveleth will ship 100000 tons of
ore this year. At the beginning nf
the season it was expected 100000
would be the output.
The congregation of the Catholic
church are making elaborate arrange
ments for three days fair and ba2aar
to he held about the twentieth of this
month in the old church building.
An English association regarding
woman's happiness has offered re-
ward of $500 for greater blessing to
woman than Rocky Mountain Tea.
Sensible move. Ask your druggist.
Only little while longer and our
II price sale'' on suits and pants will
be over. The stock is diminishing
every day. Get move on yourself or
you will be too late. Ely Clothing
Co.
The 81 Perkins company Of players
were At the Opera House last evening
and Il full house greeted their appear
ance. The company is good. besides
they carry Il first class orchestra and
band.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Shannon chaper-
oned a party Of young people to
BURNSIDE lake last Sunday. A most
enjoyable time was had. One solitary
pickerel was the days catch, and a
large one got away.
Herman Kuehl returned Tuesday
from his two weeks visit with parents
at Faribault, MINI. Herman visited
the State Fair Monday and had the
Measure Of u hand shake with Vice
President Roosevelt.
Z The fire alarm was sounded yester-
day morning at about 1880, some one
having discovered a chimney fire on
the residence occupied by VIM: From.
haFtz ON Fifth avenue. A high wind
was blowing at the time.
While in Duluth this week we met
our old tOwnsmaB, John Lain, who
returned from Mexico two years ago
and Is at present running truck
farm outside OF Duluth short dis
taace. He says he is doing well.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Crossman and
children departed Tuesday for an ex-
tended visit to Mr.. Cheeseman's old
home in New Brunswick. They will
make the trip by lake and rail and
take in the Buffalo Exposition on
their way.
II you want to make money invest
In one Of those suits or in a pair or