The Ely miner., 1904-08-12


gasoline stove at the Densmore tailor
shop Tuesday evening. He is recover
ing rapidly.
Mrs. E. f. Chalk and son, Eddie,
arrived Wednesday evening from Du-
luth and will spend some time with
the editor and family camping on
Long Lake.
Capt. Sam McRoberts formerly of
the Michigan iron district, was in the
city few days this week looking up
men for the coal mines in Illinois and
Missouri. -.
Mrs. Jas. Mitchell came up from
Soudan Monday evening and Joined
her husband and son. They will
make their home here.
Misses Elizabeth, Ruby and Ruth
Turrell, of Duluth spent from Satur-
day to Monday in this city looking
over the mines and lakes.
The parents of Mr.. Towle the city
electrician, left Monday morning for
their home at New Richmond, Wis.,,
after visit with their son in this
city.
f. L. Holtz, G, X. Willard and w.
D. Willard of Mankato, Mimi, spent
several DAYS among the mines and
lakes here this week.
Mrs. A. e. Camp and daughter,
Gratia, left Monday for their home
at Ellensberg. Wash, where Mr..
Camp has mining interests.
w. T. James returned today from
weeks visit at. @Ontansg0n, Mich,
where he had been on business and
incidentally to greet ldfriends.
Mathew Purzel an Austrian. we'll
known about Ely, died yesterday Of
pneumonia. He was Al years of age
and leaves a wife and five children in
the old country.
Ed. Weitzel, yardmaster at the
Ely yards, returned Tuesday from
his visit in Pennsylvania where he
had been called by the serious illness
of his father who now is on fair
road to recovery.
There will be a social hop at the
Turf hall Saturday evening Aug 18th
to which all are invited. The music
will be furnished by Wagner's Orches
ira and tickets are Soc.
Miss Libbie Cox arrived Friday
evening from Ishpeming, Mich, fol
a visit with relatives and friends ir
this city. She is a guest at the Colds
worthy residence.
The June apportionment of the
real estate and personal property tax
es has been made by the county au
ditor and the share of the City of Ely
amounts to SO, ,660.70. School Dstrict
No. II. will receive $14. 916.42,
Harry Eddy returned Monday even
ing from South Carolina where b,
had been employed on diamond
drill. He left again Wednesda!
morning for Duluth where he has Sc
cured situation as cook with Robt
Whiteside.
| LosT:-On Long Lake between tn
boat house and Korb's Cottage alonl
the south shore, Red Russia pocket
book containing twenty dollars and /;
card with the name William d. Will
ard. Liberal reward if returned t.
| this office.
Judge J. II. Snow, of Winona. judg
of the Third Judicial District and
brother-in-law of Geo. .Westcott, arriy
ed Monday for visit with relative
in this city. The Judge is very favor
ably impressed with. appearance o
this country and Ely in particular.
The railroad men and a pickup
nine of boys played ball SUI
day at the ball park. The scor
at the end of nine innings wa
20 to 10 in favor of the pick-ups. Not
withstanding the high score, yer
good game resulted. q
A party composed of Register w
e. Culkin of the Duluth land office
M. d. Taylor of the ST. Cloud Ian,
office, Sam ]. Golfer, III. d. Lang an
j. NJ. Dickey with Peter Kadence an
Paul Leshine as guides, passe
through the city yesterday on thei
way to Duluth after canoe tri
from Grand Marais. The party II
port an excellent time on their out
ing.