The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-06-04

Dut 1olIoWlHg the saying OF an old
friend: TT is in the air STILL The
! trustees have money enough to pay the
! mover, but not enough to complete the
work: An approach and stairs must
be built. A foundation must be con-
structed and more money. is needed.
The time Is at hand for the people of
| the Heights to come to the rescue of
| the church. Every person is expected
| to contribute his mite to complete the
work so courageously begun. The
Duluth Heights people are a progress
s1ve people. They are more than this.
They are a most generous people.
Their equal Is unknown in this re-
spect. The trustees expect $3.50 from
the Presbyterian Board. of Church
Erection. It will require $3.50 more to
complete the work. If every family
on the Heights would give 81 this
money would be raised with but little
trouble.
It would be an awful shame to leave
the work where it is. We can not af-
ford to do it. We are not built that
way. Lets all get together and let us
each put our shoulder to the wheel and
complete the work. We want
church on the Heights whether we
believe in the doctrines of the church
or not. It is a good thing for our
children. It is better for ourselves.
There is no denominationalism in this.
1t is a pure citizens duty. Let us
boom good thinge We are all for
the Heights, and the church is an
improvement to our suburb.
Duluth Heights in Brief.
W. II. Wilson and three friends
spent Memorial day at Deerwood. They
had an exceptionally fine trip, and re-
turned home with sixty fine black
bass
Fred Noble had a short outing on
Knife river. He and his friend report
big catch Of fine trout.
Mrs. Chas. G. White left Wednes-
day for her new home in Portland.
Every one regretted to have her leave
Duluth Heights, and it is sincerely
hoped that Mr.. and Mrs. White will
again return and take up their home
| here.
Circle No. 10 met at the home of Mrs.
A. Hanson last Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. r. Johnson presided. It was re-
ported that $40 or more was netted
from the musical held at st. Pauls
| church last Monday evening. The
next meeting will be held on Tuesday,
| June Z, at the home Of Mrs. T. john
son.
| The people of Duluth Heights en-
joyed quite a treat last Friday and
Sunday evenings. At he fire hall on
Friday Mr.. Lowrie spoke on the Sign
OF. the Cross, and some Of the most
lbeantif full views were shown II.
M: Parker. On Sunday evening the.
sermon was on the life Of Christ, with
| illustrations.
Mr.. Brayton is making some i'm
provements to his home on Palmetto
street.
Quite a crowd of fishermen passed
through Duluth Heights on Saturday
and Sunday. Most Of them report
good catches.
Robert Garrioch is now secretary of
the fire company. The members are
making extensive preparations for a
Fourth of July celebration.
The Democratic primaries will be
held Saturday evening at McEwen
Bros store Most of the Duluth Heights
Democrats are for Hearst, and a
selected:
One of the new residents of Duluth
Heights to occupy the home of Mr..
Chas. c. White will be a Mr.. Flannery.
We are pleased to welcome him to our
| sacred precincts.
Another new resident on the Heights
is a little girl born to Mr.. Mrs. j. HI.
M. Parker on Wednesday.