The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-08-10
DULUTH HEIGHTS .GQss|f
BRIEF md SOCIAL news
Home Base Ball Team Meets a
Waterloo From Boys Across
the Bay.


the Bay.
Weather Was Bad, and Of Course
the Heights Lads Were
Not at Home.
Last Sunday the Duluth Heights
club set sail for Superior with the in
tentions Of inf1icting another deep
wound In the pride of those high
minded people down in the mud, but
evidently the wind was blowing the
wrong way, for the game resulted In
defeat for our home team.
The weather was more suited for a
football game than for baseball. Those
who went over from Duluth Heights
to see the contest ought to be thanked
and pitied.. for the game was slow and
errors were frequent. The final score
was Is to 8.
l. Another strong team is t. be played
this coming Sunday, the Duluth Reds
having the slate. Although the boys
have been beaten twice in succession
their average is still high, having
played 18 games and last four. We
| wish them success and victory from
now on.
Miss Sewery Entertains Heights Base
ball Boys.
Miss Victoria Eewery entertained
! the members of the Highland Base
| ball club at lawn party given at her
home Wednesday evening. The time
was spent in playing ganes suitable
for out-of-doors.. The lawn was most
beautifully bedecked with Japanese
lanterns. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Mahan, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Ed. Wood Of West Duluth, Mrs. F. e.
Adams,> Misses May Blair. Amelia
! Amundson, Eva .O'Neill, Lizzie Shultz,
Minnie Kreimer, Minnie Gotchold, Mae
Nolan, Mabel Cumming, Bernice Sew
cry and Victoria Sewery; Messrs. Will
| liam Beers, Fred Fawcett, Forest Peas,
Paul Shultz. John Mahan, Robert
| Donaldson, Alfred Baileau. Alfred
| Amundson, Herbert Kristensen, Will
| fred Robertson and Milton Mahan.
Roy TomIin rendered A Birthday Re-
ception.
Master Roy Tomlin, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Tomlin, was entertained by
his mother in honor of his sixth BIRTH
| day. The afternoon was spent in
| playing games The following were
present: May Postal, Charlotte
Kane. Della Purcell, Dorothea Col-
! Inns, Edna Wieley, Pauline Cook. Har-
lin Tomlin, BERTHE Munslow. Raymond
Balmer, Robert Balmer, Raymond
| Heating, Edward Purcell, Edward
Perrott, Earl Bruneau, David Bruneau,
Clifford Munslow, Albert Kcnze, Chas.
Johnson, Willie Dolson, Make Gle
mems, Wallace :, Johnston and Roy
* Duluth Heights Briefs.
Miss Maggie Mcdonald is visiting
| her sister, MRS. Edward Perrott, Of
Palmetto street.
The ST.. Luke's guild Of the Episco-
pal church will give a lawn social
Tuesday evening next at the home of
Mrs. E. J. Sew.ery, 30 East Lemon
| street. Ice cream and cake will be
served, and a musical program rend-
cred. =
Mrs. Spangler and family will leave
this week for Oglivie, Mimi, to join
Mr.. Spangler, where they expect to
make their home.
Mrs. Howard. Blair has purchased
the Spangler house and will move into
it In the near future.
Mrs. A. J. Brayton and son Elmer,
returned from Cloquet, Mimi, where
they have been visiting, Thursday.
Mrs. Julia Saunders and son Harry,
Of Larimore, N. D., are visiting Mrs
M. Davis, Of rs West Orange street.
Master Harry Conklin returned
Monday from Hayward, Wis.,. where
he spent a short vacation.
The Highland Social club went on
| an outing trip Wednesday morning
and afternoon.
Mrs. Sam Mhhan visited in Virginia
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Hazel Wilson returned home
| from the hospital this week, greatly
! improved.
Elmer Brayton went to the hospital
Monday to undergo a surgical oper-
alton.
| st. Paurs Episcopal Sunday school
held its yearly outing at the light
house on the Superior side Of the bay
last Thursday
Mrs. J. Jenkins entertained her
! brother, Charles Edmundson Of Clo-
| quet, last week.
| Miss Ethel Purcell, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. z. Purcell is visiting
friends in the city this week.
Mrs. Geo. Blackwood, who formerly
was a resident Of the hill, visited Mr..
and Mrs. William McEwen Wednes-
| day afternoon.