The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-02-19
LOCAL HAPPENINGS,

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for u visit in Duluth.
Mrs. P. Schaefer went to Tower
yesterday morning for visit.
Jos. Skala left Thursday for visit
in Duluth.
A. S. james attended the banquet
III Duluth last Friday evening.
John Nichols was up from Tower
Tuesday evening.
Thos. Carey was up from Virginia
Friday evening and attended the ball.
Mrs. Harry Chinn has recovered
from her recent severe illness.
Attorney A. j. Thomas is spend
the week in ST. Paul.
Paint your houses with Manhattan
Cottage Colors. For sale at Fenske 9.
Benjamin Oates left "Wednesday for
HoughtOn. Mich, where he has
secured employment.
Chas. Scheaffer spent several days
in Duluth this week, returning Mon
day.
Read the MINER ads and profit
Frank Orr, the Hercules Powder
man was up yesterday looking up the
interests OF the company.
Matt Smrekar returned Wednesday
evening from Il visit in the Zenith
city.
Miss Claretta Anderson is home
from St. Paul for visit with her
parents.
Herman Kandelin has begun the
erection of building 24x50. one story.
on the lot next the Exchange Hotel.
Thos. Taylor the Tower tonsorialisl
was in the city Tuesday evening on
business with JOS. Hales.
j. Mccarthy left Monday morning
for his home in Saltwater where he
will spend some time.
Fred Neff and family arrived from
Duluth last week and will reside in
Ely for time, Mr.. Neff being en-
pluyed at the Pioneer mine.r
Miss Whipple of the High School
corps entertained the young people at
the CrOssman residence Tuesday even
ing. A good time WAS had.
Wednesday was Ash Wednesday and
the beginning of the Lentern season.
The day was appropriately observed
by the religious sectS observing lent.
The rites of baptism we're admins
tered to several at the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning by Rev. J. NJ.
Swander.
Mrs. NJ. Bergleen departed Monday
for her home at Rock Creek. Mimi,
after two weeks visit with her son,
P, Bergleen of the Exchange Hotel.
POlydore Aubin, ST.. is visiting his
family in this city this week, having
came up Saturday from lis claim on
VermiliOn river.
Francis Johnson was rendered a
party by a bevy Of young friends
Wednesday evening and good time
was had.
Manager Chas. Trezona was an
attendant at the Garfield Republican
Club banquet in Duluth Friday even
ing.
Mrs. NJ, Grant wishes to announce
that she has masquerade suits to rent
and all those wishing such can be
satisfied by calling on her.
The weather yesterday and today
puts one in the mind of spring. After
about ten weeks OF strictly winter,
the change is very agreeable.
In file in the logging camp of w.
Il. Shea at Ely Lake near Eveleth
which destroyed the outfit, Victor
West lost his life. He was team
Ster.
The new town of Pike has been or
ganiZed and at an election held there
last week a set of officers were elected.
The new town is located about mid
way between Tower and Virginia.
Lewis j. White returned Wednes-
dav evening from Milwaukee where
he had accompanied his mother, Mrs.
J. W. White who is now at hospital
in that city undergoing treatment
under an occulist.
Mrs. Louis Sletten returned We'd
nesday evening from Chicago where
she had been with Mr.. Sletten, who is
undergoing treatment under DIR.
Davis. Mr.. Sletten is constantly I'M
proving. fact his many friends are
pleased TO note.
The officers elected the first Of the
year for the local lodge of Eagles were
installed Sunday evening by Grand
Officer NJ. j. Murphy. A lunch was
served and a most delightful time was
had. The Eagles are growing, con-
siderable number being initiated at
every meeting.
Since the first of the year the prop