The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-09-04

Mrs. B. Horovity and daughter
Helena, and Miss Sulzbacher return
ed Tuesday evening from Tower
where they had spent the week visit
ing,
County Commissioner e. Morcom
was mp from Tower Tuesday even
lug and inspected the new road be-
ing built to White Iron lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Meyne, who
have been visiting their son and
family in this city for several weeks
left for their home in Chicago Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. Conner arrived
in the city from Chicago for two
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. G..
Kelly. Mrs. Conner Is a sister of Mrs.
Kelly.
| Call and see the new line of boys
! clothing just received at Wallis
Clothing store.
Recorder Wadsworth, of Fall lake,
who had his leg broken in this city
some time ago has almost recovered
and has left the Shipman hospital for
his home.
The Columbian Male Quartette
with reader and violinist, will be the
first in the series of five, given in the
Ely Star Entertainment course and
| will, in all probability, be here on the
Goth of the present month.
Captains Richard Cudlipp and Jack
Moon. of the Fayal mine were in the
city Friday and Saturday and visited
the mines in this city. Mr.. Cudlipp
was formerly employed with the Min
nesota mine at Soudan.
Anton Grebrenc and Maria Kostele,
Frank Saiz and Frances Wesley, and
Mako Marolt and Mary Dejak, were
married at the Catholic church Sum
day by Rev. Father Buh.
Thos. Magson played ball with the
Two Harbors aggregation at Hibbing
Friday and assisted the Agate Bay
boys to ''do" the Hibblng team to
the tune of 7 to4.
Miss Ellen Marcus, of Duluth ar
rived Saturday and at once left for
Fall lake where she opened school
Monday morning with 26 children en-
rolled. This school is located in Lake
county and is part of the Two Har-
bOrs district.
Frank Chingar mas removed to the
home recently purchased by him on
Camp street, near the Catholic church
and formerly owned by r. J. Thomas.
He has built an addition on the front
and will use the same as a workshop.
Mrs. f. O. Adamson and daughter
Frances. returned Tuesday evening
from her visit with friends and re-
latives at Fosston and other places In
the state.
Mrs. w. d. Gallagher entertained
her lady friends at cards one afternoon
last week and very pleasant time
was the result. Mrs. T. f. Bearin-
ger secured the first prize and Mrs.
John Glode the second.
Chas. Fors. Gus Anderson and Gus
Kalberg were given the rites of bap-
tism in Long lake at Sandy point Sum
day afternoon according to the Bap-
list church. A large .concourse was
in attendance and the impressive
services were religiously listened to.
The season for shooting ducks,
geese and all aquatic fowl, upland
plover, snipe, prairie chicken, pintail.
white-breasted or sharp-tailed grouse
begun Thursday in Minnesota. The
partridge season will not open up un-
til October 10 and closes December Is.
Services at the M. e. church on
Sunday at 1890 a. IN. and 1870 D. m. In
the evening the Rev. John j. Daniels,
of Duluth. will speak in English and
Rev. Albert M. johnson. also OF Du-
luth will speak 10 Swedish. You are
cordially invited to attend this ser.
vice.
Rev. A. e. DriscoH, of st. Paul, sec.
rotary for Manchester college, spent
Wednesday as the guest of Rev. j. M.
Swander. Several young people of Ely
contemplate entering the ranks Of
Manchester this fall us students.
Mrs. DR.. Tanner went to Duluth
Saturday where she went to meet
her three boys who arrived from Hell
singfors, Finland, that day. The boys.
the oldest Of which was years of age
made the trip across the water alone.
They were being educated 10 the Fin
nish city.