The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-03-11
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Mrs Blackwood and Miss Edith visit
ed with old : acquaintance on the
Heights Sunday.
w. H. Harwood is rapidly regaining
| his health. This Is indeed good news
to his many friends on the Heights.
N. F. Marion came down from the
Range Saturday to spend Sunday with
his family.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. F. Hold
ing Of Salt Lake City, Utah, son on
Friday, March 3. The older residents
will remember Mr.. Holding, a brother
Of Mrs. w. E. McEwen, who was rear
ed here.
Lucy Wood made hit last night
with a. piano solo at the Bradbury
recital.
A party of friends were entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Donaldson on
Ounce street Saturday evening at 500.
Frank Donaldson who has been con-
fined to his home for several weeks is
gradually improving.
A number Of Heights people attended
the mail carriers ball at the Armory
Monday evening which was one of the
browning social events Of the season.
Mr.. Turner has accepted the posi-
ton of engineer for the Abrasive COM
pany at Carlton Peak on the North
shore.
John Robertson says he will be much
obliged to the fellow who entered his
chicken coop the other evening and
borrowed select number Of his best
brooded chickens, If he will return
them when convenient. John says he
will give the fellow reasonable time,
and if nothing is done warrant will
be asked for. The person is known to
one neighbor who witnessed the trans
action.
The fire department Is now advo-
eating partial electric system for
turning in fire alarm from several
portions Of the suburb.
VIM. Donaldson left Sunday for an
extensive business trip.
fire near the poor farm caused
considerable alarm in the suburb Sat-
urday evening. It was feared that the
blaze was from the poor farm.
The plans for the sewer system were
finally adopted by the city council
Monday evening. The next thing is
for the residents to petition for sew
ers.
Pussy willows and robins in March
Is quite the odd thing in Duluth, but
we have them plenty on the Heights
this week.
President Jones of the Marine En-
gineers association visited Duluth dur
ing the week and addressed the local
organization at a special meeting held
Wednesday evening on the value of
organization.
Of the Electrical Workers. union, who
has ben in the south for his health. re-
turned Monday fully restored and look
ing like his former self.
Ed Meagher of the Electrical workers
union was confined to his home with
the grip for several days. He is now
able to be out again.
The Timers union is again at peace
with McMartin's shop. All grievances
have been adjusted, and it is expected
that no more. trouble will be had.
The Musicians union held their
monthly. meetings Tuesday morning.
On account of, the absence of most of
the members from the city nothing Of
great Importance was done.
Gordon Q'Nei|i will leave today or
tomorrow on an organising trip
through Northern Minnesota in the in
terest OF the International Longshore
workers. He will do some special work
at Little Falls during his absence.
Walter Dunlap of the BARRIERS union
is the first active member of organized
labor to secure recognition from Gov
johnson. He was appointed as men,
Der Of the BARRIERS State Examining
Board to succeed John Hitzger of
Winona. The position is purely
honorary.
Mrs. Alex McEwen entertained the
Ladies Reading circle Thursday ef-
ternoon. Mrs. Chas Howell was the
leader.
Alexander Reid came down from Vir-
ginia today on a business trip.
w. E. McEwen left yesterday for
st. Paul to advocate before the Duluth
Legislative delegation the passage of
the bill permitting Duluth to build it's
own electric lighting nlant