The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-03-25
DULUTH HEIGHTS BRIEFS.

DULUTH HEIGHTS BRIEFS.
The 500 club met with Mrs. F. A.
Noble Saturday evening. An enjoya-
BILE time was had. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Garcia enter
tanned a large number OF friends at
their home Sunday afternoon.
The Calendar circle will give taffy
pull Saturday afternoon, March Is, at
the fire hall for the children. An ad-
mission fee of cents will be charged.
and every person may have all the
tany they can eat for that price. Old
and young will be welcome.
The Y. P. s. c. E. held business
and social meeting with Mrs. Wood
Tuesday evening"
The Council Monday evening, for the
third time, requested the street railway
company to build a station at Second
street, at the Incline.
The temporary skating rink, used by
the children Of the Lowell school. was
broken this week. The culvert, which
had become blocked by ice. furnished
the rink, but the water was backing up
into the school basement and it became
necessary to break the culvert to re-
lease the flow.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Abel visited
with the Webbs Sunday afternoon.
The lumber for the new gun club
house Is on the grounds, and work
will soon start on the erection Of
home for the club.
The Calendar circle held an after
noon meeting with Mrs. Butler on st.
Patrick's day . The decorations were
in green.
The Johnston family are most assur-
winter. George is making rapid prog
ress at st. Luke's hospital. and now
his father has been compelled to under
go most painful operation at the same
place. The operation was performed
Tuesday, and it is said that it will re-
quire considerable time before he will
be able to resume his work.
Hugh Fawcett is able to be out some,
but he is by no means well man.
His catarrhal trouble has slightly af-
fected a bone in his head, and he is
now undergoing treatment under the
x-ray. Dr. Webster is attending him.
Mrs. William Johnson, of Myrtle
street, is now with the Panton & White
company in the capacity Of matron.
The teachers of the Lowell school
may interest the children in an enter
ta1nment for the purpose Of raising
money to finish the grounds between
the building and Palmetto street. Mrs.
Conklin has said that if others do
their share she will supply and care for
a pansy bed during the season, and she
has most certain right to claim the
oho MI ~ r;n fo
Samuel Maghan. William Cook, j. H.
Tolnlin and E. J. Purcell are Duluth
Heights delegates to the Structural
| trades alliance recently organized by
the building trades unions Of Duluth.
Ed. Perrott left for Negaunee Sat-
urday afternoon, where he is doing
some plastering work.
The Highland Presbyterian church
this week conveyed a deed to the Du-
luth News-Tribune for the old church
property.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Mahan will en-
tertain at cards tonight at their home
| at 1890 Fast Myrtle street in honor of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald of Two Har-
bors-
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Edmundson are
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Jenkins of
Palmetto street.
Frank Maghan has received word
from the chief engineer Of the Gilchrist
fleet to report for work at Buffalo on
Tuesday next.
Bert HAYWOOD begins work next week
on the government boat Vidette.
| The annual congregational meeting Of
the Highland Presbyterian church will
be held next Wednesday evening.
| A public movement ought to be start
ed to take steps to capture the sneak
thief who IS prowling about coal sheds
and chicken coops almost every night.