The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-05-03

W ~ 1AOi " lCIU ldSU WEEK lOi w IL
waukee where he has secured stua-
ton.
Chief LaBeau went to Duluth this
morning having in custody the man
and woman bound over to the grand
jury yesterday by Judge Van Blair
com.
LII tile party that was seen to pick
up red pocket book will return same
to owner. Thos. HI. Brennan or at
the Vail Hotel, no questions will be
asked.
Edward NJ. Shea, we'll known here
as one OF the popular employees of the
Iron Range, was married last week at
Two Harbors to Miss Bertha M.
Lally.
Louis Sletten and VIM. J. Cowlng
have been summoned as members of
the petit jury for the present term of
court: They will 60 down Monday
morning.
David and Townsend Childers and
Jas. Roberts will leave Monday morn
ing Tor Colorado where they have Sc
cured employment with diamond
drill crew.
! capt. John Pengilly has been in
Duluth several days this week in at
tendance on the meeting of the board
of poor commissioners of which he is
a member.
T. q. Cook, who for the past year
has hlled the position as stenographer
at the Chandler office left for West
Superior Tuesday where he has secur-
ed situation.
Mothers of good judgement and ex-
perience give their little ones Rocky
Mountain Tea this month, keeps them
well. 35c. Made by Madison Medicine
Co, Ask your druggist.
Archie McFadden was up from Du-
luth over Sunday visiting with
friends. We understand Mr.. McFad-
den will leave in few days for Ore
gon where he will locate.
Mrs. Jos. Decero and family left
Wednesday morning for Hibbing
where they will make their future
home. The family leave many
friends here who wish them success.
Lace curtains at Korb's.
Cards have been received in the city
announcing the marriage on Tuesday
evening May 18th at St. Paul of Mr..
| W. A. f. Williams, well known in
this city, to Miss Lillian Belle Gates.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church served ice cream, cake, coffee,
sandwiches and home made candies
at tue church last evening and a fair
sum was realized towards the new
pastorate.
A special train was in the city
today having on board G. P. Coffin.
president Of the Minnesota mines,
Nelson p, Hulst. vice president and
L. F. Cole, general manager. They
were on tour of inspection.
The society S. H. & E. F. of A. will
give social hop at Matthias hall on
Saturday evening, May II to which
all are invited. Good music has been
secured and everything will be done
to make the ball one of pleasure
throughout.
Mrs. Orr of West Superior accom-
panied by her son, Harry Meeker,
spent few days in the city this week
visiting with friends. Capt. Meeker,
who was killed by an explosion at the
Clark mine at Hibbing some time
ago, was son of Mrs. Orr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Garrison took
their departure Monday morning for
Portland, Oregon, where they will
! make their home in the future, Mr..
6 arrison having taken claim in that
ST ate. They leave many friends in
KJ who wish them success.
A the regular monthly meeting OF
the Ely Fire department held We'd
nesd; W evening Chief Gleason was
prese, 1ted on behalf of the company
by Sec rotary Brown in neat address:
with handsome charm. The chief
resnono ed in a feeling manner.
Rev C. Fugard, of Tower con-
5ucted z piscopal services last evening
!, : the co, tage of Mrs. Sarah Law.
- go r., he Rev. gentlemen will con-
mot servi, ,es here every two weeks
- l. max ing arrangements to secure
:, IL bu, ilding for that purpose.
The fill ,eso Vi O"ioon
Grants.
r. e .,s g to pick them out if you
little observing. The man
who lifts hi ssi"'' pas,1a
= nho uses both hands is still
| hog, and th olo" ..uam :, .