The Ely miner., 1903-07-17
LOCAL HAPPENINGS,

Ralpn CnrlStle ana Wlle lelU UnlS
morning for Superior.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Crossman returned
Friday from the carnival in Duluth.
Mrs. Adamson and daughter Fran
ceS, are visiting i'm Fosston, MINI.
Pants at ONE HALF theregular price
this month at The Elv Clothing Co.
Gust jacobson is at the Shipman
hospital and is quite i'll.
Manager Trezona of the Pioneer
was iu Duluth Thursday.
Mrs. John Grant was i'm Tower yes
terday and today.
Jas. II. White, and w. Sandquist
spent u few days in Duluth the past
week.
500 pair of mems trousers going at
4price Ely Clothing Co.
Mrs. VIM. Holmes returned Tuesday
from her visit at Hibbing.
Miss Nellie Nolan returned Mon
day from IL Tower visit.
Mrs. James Bale returned Monday
from visit in Tower.
Frank Sloyan and. Mary Merhar
have secured a license to wed.
A large number picniced at Sandy
Point Sunday.
Paint your houses with Manhattan
Cottage Colors. For sale at Fenske's.
w. II. James was in Duluth a few
Gays this week.
Mrs. Sam Oaks has been seriously
ill the past week.
Stephen Niles was up from Tower
Wednesday on land business,
A. f. Thayer returned Wednesday
from trip to Duluth.
TWO pairs of pants for the price of
ONE at Ely Clothing Co. Sale ceases
August 1st.
VIM. Mack has resigned rs yard
foreman here and Frank Seath from
Two Harbors is now in charge.
C. L. Newberry left Tuesday for
Crookston where he will be employed
for few months teaching summer
school for teachers.
Mrs. A. S. James returned Monday
from Two Harbors where she had
been visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. S. S. Childers and Mrs. Peter
Schaefer returned Saturday evening
from their visit in Duluth.
Mrs. John Bedford and Mrs. Web
ster and Robt. Bedford were Tower
visitors Wednesday.
Police Officer Kotchevar was mar
ried Sunday at the Catholic church
to MargareJha Bankovic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Grabowsky are
entertaining the young people this
evening.
Frank Kreager of The Ely Cigar
company, has been confined to his
bed the past week.
W. A. Good Of Escanaba, Mich,
arrived Tuesday for visit to his
uncle, G.. H. Good.
George Wadsworth had the mis-
fortune to break his leg Thursday.
He is at the Shipman hospital.
W. R. Opie was passing the cigars
yesterday. w. r. says it is Il girl
and all concerned doing well.
1t will pay you well to invest in one
or two pairs Of pants. We want to
clear our tables of our surplus stock.
and to turn them into money quick we
cut the price in two. Ely Clothing Co.
Thos. Gardner, a former resident of
this city came up from Duluth for a
few days among friends.
Homer Bedford arrived in the city
last evening from Canada, for visit
with his brothers and sister.
Alfred Johnson and Selma Wei
hanoja secured a license to wed Tues
day.
Mrs. A. NJ. Chisholm and children
are up from Duluth, guests at the
Shfpman cottage, on Long Lake.
Roberts the Barber has been in
Nashwauk on the Mesaba several
days this week. He intends to put in
barber shop at the Mesaba metropo-
lis.
The d. & /. r. pay wagon was up
Wednesday and gladdened the hearts
of the employees of the company with
the monthly stipend.
Geo. Lonstorf, of Milwaukee, r. H..
Pagan and Lon Merritt Of Duluth.
all owners of section 30, were up this
week on visit to their property.