The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-08-20
DULUTH HEIGHTS BRIEFS.

statement that the Duluth Hel&ntS
Gun club held a meeting last Saturday
evening at the Commercial club. The
resignation Of Hugh Fawcett as cap
tain of the club was received and ac-
cepted. Bert Holcomb was elected to
fill the vacancy. 1t is rumored that
the gun club will have new grounds.
which will be nearer the suburb.
The trustees of the church will give
an ice cream social next Tuesday even
ing on the grounds Immediately in
front Of the fire hall.
Mrs Palmer, mother of Mrs. Pennell,
will leave next week for western Can
ada, where she will join her son who
has farm there.
VIM. Tolman, C. H. Merritt, Angus
Bruneau and F. A. Noble comprised a
fishing party that spent Sunday at
Scion Springs. Mr.. Noble has the big
gest fish story to tell. He caught but
one fish, and that was whopper. It
was a dog fish and weighed exactly.
10 pounds. :. 80 IS
Rev. W. ]. Lowrie will hold regular
services at the Highland Presbyterian
church Sunday evening. The topic Of
his sermon is, 1.-THE Purpose of Life"
that she is stricken with typhoid.
Robert Garroch, who was taken i'll
two weeks ago, is still confined to his
bed There is very little change in his
condition.
The Zenith Telephone company is
completing the stringing Of poles and
laying of wires on the. Heights. It Is
said by the company that it's Duluth
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in another week.
Miss Ethel Wood gave a picnic last
Saturday at Lester Park to her Sun
day school class.
The Calendar circle will meet next
Friday at the home Of Mrs. John Will
son. Election of officers will take
place All members are requested to
be present.
Mrs. F. A. Adams is spending a few
days with friends at Antonogan, Mich.
Miss Anna Henry is spending her
vacation at home. She is engaged at
the DR. Budd hospital in Two Harbors
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM McEwen cele-
brated the fifteenth anniversary Of
their marriage last Monday evening.
All Of the surviving members of the
family were present. They were re-
cipients Of a china set from their chill
dren. Monday was also the 61st ami
versary Of the birth of Mr.. McEwen.
Mrs. Pettibone left Thursday for q
months visit with her sister at Port
land. Oregon.
Messrs. Mendenhan and Craig of the
Highland Land company, visited Du-
luth Heights Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Bates who has been engaged
with the Alger Smith company as an
estimator for some time, left during
the week for Nebraska, where he has
accepted a lucrative position.
Duluth Heights people could have
had some good exhibits at the county
fair If 1t was held a little later. As
it is the fair is nothing more than q
mere horse racing enterprise.
The Democratic primaries will bt
held at McEwen Bros store Saturda,
evening for the purpose Of electing del
egates to the county convention, which
will chose delegation to attend thu
state convention to nominate STATE
ticket.
Mrs. j. H. NJ Parker who was report
ed Ill last week, is able to be out.
John Hogan is building new barn
ana making OtHoT improvements 'dUOu
his home.
Miss Beatrice Coons left during tn
week for short visit with friend
at Floodwood.
Captain Harry Fox is in the hospita
at Port Huron with typhoid fever.
John Stewart, city road foreman, i
making some improvements on tn
Maple Grove road.
r. J. St. German visited Dulut
Heights Sunday. He says that h
would like to live up here again. Yes
and we would be pleased to have hin
here
Duluth Heights is to- have a nev
mail man some day. A young son, wa
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Landorf durinl
the week. Mother and child are bot
doing we'll. ~. =. :' IL: I. .xtE.,
~ The Duluth telephone line is nov
we'll ontts way sto