The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-03-11
DULUTH HEIGHTS BRIEFS.

A son was born Monday to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Johnson Of Lincoln Park.
Mr. Johnson is the popular conductor
on the Incline car.
Mrs. F. A. Cutliff and two children.
Of Drummond, Mimi, visited this week
with Mrs. Ed. Carroll on Palmetto
street. MI. Cutliff was formerly in the
tailoring business of Duluth. He is now
engaged in the land business in Drum
mond.
A party of friends surprised Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Fawcett at their home on
Palm street Monday evening. The oc-
casion being the birthday of Mrs. Faw-
| cett. Cards were played and prizes
were won by Miss Coons, Mrs. E.. J..
Purcell, T. e. johnson and J. H., Tom
lin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Captain Burnham were
pleasantly surprised Monday evening
by large number of their friends on
the Heights. A dainty lunch was serv-
ed, games were played and real good
time was had. The occasion was the
anniversary of the marriage of Cap
tain and Mrs. Burnham. They were
presented with pretty piece of table
linen and a beautiful rug.
Miss Eva Metcalf was on the sick
list this week.
Otto, the young son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hogan, and he is but one year
old, was the host Wednesday AFTER
noon at a party Of young masters and
misses of his own age. 1t was his first
birthday, and the invitation to the par
ty stated that each guest was at liber-
ty to bring his mother.
Prizes were given to those
| who cried first and baby Emil
Schwerdt won the first one, and baby
Conrad Youngquest the second. The
guests were:
Mrs. George stauber and Marvel.
Mrs. Walker and Ada, Mrs. Paris
Thompson and Ada, Mrs. Charles o.
son and Gerda, Mrs. A. N. Davis and
Ada, Mrs. Aleck McEwen and Audrey
Mrs. j. H. M. Parker and Dorothy,
Mrs. Gus Youngquist and Conrad, Mrs.
H: E. schwerdt and Emil, and Mrs.
Wylie and Edna.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Reamer, who was i'll last week
is very much improved.
The "All Caught" club met with Miss
Lucy Woods Wednesday evening.
An inquisitive Highlander is wonder
kins were doing about the court house
Monday. Explanations are in order,
| Or some of us are liable to serious
thinking on the question.
The Duluth Heights Gun Club, COM
! posed of at least three residents of the
suburb was terminated this week. It
is expected that the usual Sabbath
shooting will occur during the summer
months. t!H
Do you belong to the "Walker" club
If not you should join it. The newly
initiated members are F. A. Noble and
Alex McEwen who began walking
down town to their work this week.
Arthur Paulley is confined to his
home with the grip.
Mrs. John Hughes was called tc
South Dakota Friday because of the
death Of her sister.
An aged man, probably employed al
Eischen's hot house, was picked up or
the county road Sunday evening in ar
intoxicated condition. He was taker
in charge by Officer Clements, ant
locked up in the fire hall.
The Y. P. S. c.. E. of the Highland
church was visited by about twenty
five young people from the city Sun
dan evening. A most instructive meet
ing was hold. Other visitors will at
tend the next meeting.
Mrs. Sam Maghan was surprised b.
a. number of friends from the city las
Thursday afternoon. An enjoyable
time was had
because I Love YOU is to be pres
ented at the fire hall tonight and to
morrow evening by local talent. It i
expected that pleasant entertainment
will be given.
A snow shoe club from the city in