The labor world., 1906-09-01
DULUTH HEIGHTS BRIEFS.

Miss Bernice SeWery entertained
number Of her young friends last Mon
day evening at the home of her par
ents on Lemon street. A pleasant
time was had. Those attending were:
Misses jeanette Marion, Lillian Per-
rott, Ruth Wilson, Alzada Donaldson,
Mildred, Hazel and Myrtle Simons,
Christina Johnson, Coralina Sorenson
Ollie Wood, Marvel Stauber, Nellie
McMann and Florence Hunt; Masters
Milton Maghan, Edmund Christianson,
Frank Donaldson Robert and Donald
Gaspard, Rot and Ralph Jorgenson,
Clayton Simons, Chester and George
Hunt.
Mr.. VIM. McEwen left for Virginia
Wednesday afternoon to visit with his
sons, Alex and George, for few days.
Miss Eva Metcalf, Mrs. Alex Reed
and children, of Virginia visited with
Mrs. C. H. Merritt Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Rayonette Adams left Wednes-
day for Oshkosh to attend a ladies'
seminary.
Miss Martha Pollock leaves Satur-
day for a visit with folks in Canada.
Miss Margaret Cotton Of West Du-
luth, formerly Of the Heights, visited
with the Parkers this week.
Mrs. Adrian Davis and children left
for Grand Forks, N. D., this week on
a visit with relatives.
Fred Woods, who has been i'll for
some time, was able to be out for a
brief time this week.
Mrs. Grover Eaton leaves next week
to see the State Fair at Hamline.
Misses Anna Smith and Clara King,
who have been visiting with the Jen-
kins, while attending the business COL
lege, have removed to town.
Miss Emma Jenkins came down from
Carlton Tuesday on short visit.
Mrs. Will Ellison and daughter Of
Marquette, are visiting with Mrs. c.. H.
Merritt.
Mrs. C. Stephens and son Maurice
Of Hibbing, are visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Butler.
The new firm which has contra cted
for boring the wells for the new water
system, began work Tuesday. They
are meeting with fair success. It is
expected that the system will be ready
for use by September 80.
Lumber was placed on the ground
Tor a new building this week on Myrtle
street near the Swan Lake road
The street car waiting station on
Palmetto street is to be removed to
a place on Palm street.
At the City Council last Monday
evening the following were chosen
Judges of Election for the fall election:
John H. Harris, Alex. Rhodes, and
John Hogan. w. H. Harwood was ap-
pointed Ballot Judge. The election
will be held at West Palmetto street.
in the store recently occupied by Mr..
Stewart.
The severe electrical storm Of Tues
day night worked a good deal of dam
age to the incline car. A bolt Of light
ming struck the trolley and burned the
motor So that the car was disabled
until Wednesday morning. All pas
sengers who were down town after
o'clock were obliged to walk to the
hilltop.
More tourists are visiting Duluth
Heights this week than during any
oCiAeA oCooO1l. LISy dll seem please q
with the beauty of the popular hill
top suburb.
Manager Case Of the Water and
Light department is exceedingly aux-
!ous that all those who desire to make
water connections in the homes this
season Tile their requests at once, so
that the services may BE- put In at a.
minimum cost to the city.
The big underground tank at the
pumping station was completed this
week. 1t was necessary to bor,, several
holes in the bottom to prevent :nc s,1r-
face water from raising the tank from
its position.
Alex McEWen OF Virginia came down
last Saturday on a business tr:D uc
returned Tuesday morning.
Mrs. VIM. McI1Wen, who VAS co]lc;i
to Winnipeg recently on account OF the
sickness and death Of her sister. is
expected !:onlc today.
Misc Christ;n2 Cameron Uc st. Louis
Tortured at thc Highland Prcshyt"rjn,
church last Suntlai- evening on "s+;*-
sionary Work :r TIE ORIENT" Miss
Cameron spent consiGeTA he time IN
the East. She t.; f. near SrtcnG TO the
McEwen family. and has been visiting
III Duluth with relatives aud friends.
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