The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-08-24
DULUTH HEIGHTS GOSSIP
BRIEF AND SOCIAL NEWS
The Rain of Last Sunday Pre-
vented the Registering, of
Big Score.
Hazelwood and Duluth Heights
Teams Rivaled in Playing
Bad Base Ball.

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| Perhaps II Is a good thing it
rained, or the score of Sundays
game would have taken a small
sized volume to record 1t. In the
four innings that were played
Hardwood made nine runs and the
Heights five, with all the heavy
| hitters going to the bat in the fifth
inning. The ball was covered with
mud half of the time. Errors were
frequent and many men were
walked to base on both sides.
| Umpire Joanise called the game
on account of weather conditions.
At that instant q fierce down pour
of rain dissolved the crowd and the
game was postponed to the first
vacant date, which will be some
time in September.
The Duluth Runners who have
dealt the home team a defeat will
| play another game on the Heights
| this coming Sunday.
DULUTH HEIGHTS.
| The Misses Elder of the city
visited Miss Jean Hendry Sunday
afternoon.
| Church services were resumed In
| the church last Sunday evening
after a two weeks absence Of Rev.
Hall.
The ladies of the Calendar Circle
will give an ice cream social Fri
day evening at the Fire Hall. The
proceeds will go to the general ex-
pense fund of the Highland Pres
byterian church.
Mr.. N. F. Marion returned home
from the range for short visit
with his family.
Mrs. A. M. McEwen and her
daughter Audrey are visiting rela-
tives in Virginia. They will be
away for few weeks.
Mrs. Geo. Stauber of Palmetto
street left Wednesday for Virginia
to be the visitor of Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Smith of that city.
Mr.. Louis Marion visited his
mother, Mrs. N. F. Marion, Tuesday
and Wednesday, returning to the
range Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Heating en-.
tertained a number of their friends
at their home Monday evening
Dainty refreshments were served.
Mesdames w. S. Butler, Wilton
Tolman, J. NJ Conklin and VIM
Stewart enjoyed a pleasant trip or
Lake Superior Tuesday Afternoon
and evening.
Mrs. Frank Donaldson of lis
East Palm street has been i'll fol
several days.
Although the hard rain of Sun
day seemed to put a damper or
merry making a considerable mum
Der of Heights people enjoyed {
days outing at Pike lake.
Mrs. De Lane is visiting Mrs. l.
Fleishbine of 1Q7 East Palm street
Mr.. VIM. McEwen of 20 Orange
street has uccessfully passed his
street has successfully passed his
9th milestone. The old gentleman
fever, but he is now able to be
about.
| Miss Switzerland, cousin Of
Mrs. Doughty of Is Orange street
was a visitor with Mrs. Doughty
this week.
Miss Nellie Parker of Ontonagon
Mich., visited Mrs. F. E. Adams
last week, leaving by boat for he1
home.
Mr.. Horace Pomeroy, brother Of
Mrs. Chas. Howell of Palm street
has accepted position with thu
Northern Express Co. in Duluth
, Mr.. Pomeroy has been in Chicago
for some time.
Mrs. A. A. Bruneau of Palmetto
visited friends at Woodland Thurs
day.
Mr.. Nelson Hurd has returned
from Isle Royale where he spen
his vacation.
Mr.. c. A. Walker, who formerl,
lived In the house now occupied b,
Mr.. H. Nesgoda on Ounce street, i!
spending week at Caribou lake.
Mrs. r. e. Adams entertained tn,
Guild Of st. Lukes church at he,
home on Palmetto street Tuesda,
afternoon.
Miss Margaret Wiley, niece of Mr.
Ed. Wiley, has been a guest of he
uncle for the past week.
Mr.. Postal, father of Mrs. job,
Fl. Tomlin of Palmetto street, Il
, very i'll.
Chas. Merritt and family returned
wednesday evening from Crane
Rapids, Mich, where they attended
the funeral of Mr.. Merritt's father
Elect New Officers.
The Duluth Heights Public AT