The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-11-16
Amusements, Recreations and Kin
dred Diversions Are Abund-
antly in Evidence.
Securing of a Skating Rink for
Ensuing Winter Now a
Certainty.

Tie ucdu Ol lie lakes. IL OLu0T
suburbs think they can compete with
us, your correspondent can state that
we have several skating challenges on
the boards, awaiting the ambitious of
Woodland and Lester Park. When
the season shall have sufficiently ad-
vanced, our slogan to all of them, not
even barring the down town athletes,
shall be "put up or shut up" Wen
be there with the goods every time.
Birthday Party.
Invitations are out for an informal
assemblage of the young society asso-
ciates of Miss Anna McEwen, daugh-
ter of w. E. McEwen, to give appro-
pirate recognition to the anniversary
of her coming to participate in the
activities of this mundane sphere.
ton will be at the Assembly hall.
Hours 8 to 5 p. m. on Saturday, the
10th inst.
To Play HazeIwood Park.
The football team representing our
suburb will test the staying qualities
of Hardwood Park team at the Hazel
wood grounds next Sunday. Our boys
are in excellent trim and should give
their opponents stiff run for their
money. Last Sunday the boys were
given some very hard drilling in trick
plays and rapid signal practice. The
lineup will be as follows:
Left end-A Brayton.
Left tackle-J. Freshett.
Left guard-H. Beck.
Center-A. Donaldson.
Right guard-C. Perrott.
Right tackle-R. Butler.
Right end. Mahan.
Quarter back-H. Kristensen.
Left, half--R. Donaldson.
Right half-P Shultz.
Full back-F. Pease.
News and Notes.
Mrs. w. Roebuck and family, WAL
ter, Paul. Edward and Edna, formerly
Of, Kansas City,. Mo-, have taken, up
their residence with Mrs. Cook on
Myrtle street.
Miss Margaret Mathews spent Sun
day evening evening visiting Miss
Emma Jenskins of Palmetto street.
The Guild of st. Luke's church met
with Mrs. A. Munslow of Palmetto
street Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. J. Seville of the city visited
friends and former neighbors Of the
Height Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and RMS. John Balmer of Pal
metto street entertained those who
took part in the minstrel which took
place at the, fire hall last week at a
banquet Tuesday evening.
The Ledies' Embroidery club met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. G. F.
Donaldson Of 119 East Palm street.
/ Rev. Arthur Wurtel of the East End
Pro- Cathedral visited Mrs F. 3.
Adams Friday afternoon of last week
Invitations have been Issued for the
Jobnston-Bong wedding which will be
held in the Christian church Nov
18th. Mr.. Johnston and Miss Bong
are both we'll known to the people on
the Heights.
John Danielson of the city spent
Tuesday evening on the hill.
Mr.. w. N. Donaldson is visiting his
family at his home on Ounce street.
Mr.. Donaldson has been away on an
extended business trip in Northern
Minnesota.
Mr.. w. E. McEwen is away on an
extended Eastern trip.
Mrs. J. Walker visited her mother,
Mrs. Francis, Saturday of last week.
Mr.. H. Hurd has taken up his resi-
dcnce over McEwen's store.
Mr.. Oscar Cook returned from the
iron range, where he has been en-
ployed, Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Edith Blackwood was visiting
friends on the hill last week.
Miss Mabel Murphy is staying with
her sister, Mrs. F. P. Heating of
Ounce street this week.
The minstrel show which was given
at the Fire Hall on Nov, 9Th will be
REPEATED and many new features will
be added. The date has not as yet
been definitely set, but it will be
pulled off in about two weeks.
The city water is being installed in
the Lowell school. This is an i'm
provement the need of which has been
felt for a long time.
Miss Susan Eaton of Lakeside Wis
tied her brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. G. c. Eaton of Ounce street
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. T. H. Blair, her daughter
Martha and son Frank left Wednes-
day to visit points in Wisconsin,
Election concerning the Heights is
being warmly discussed around and
about the corner groceries O. nights
now.
Mr.. John Davis has removed his
residence from Orange street to the
Craig company's house on Palmetto
street, formerly occupied by Mr.. Fred
Munkhouse. -
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