The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-07-04
DULUTH Hl|eHIs GQss
GRIEF md SOCIAL NEWS
Independence Day Will Be Wei
coined With a Salute Of Tween
ty Guns at Sunrise.
An Extensive Program for the.
Day Has Been Prepared by
Public Affairs Committee. s..,4.:

Few citizens of Duluth honor Lib
erty more in name and form, than do
our aggressive and progressive towns
men on Duluth Heights.
The patriotism Of the rising gener-@
alton of young. stalwart Americans
knows no bounds. The very ,breeZes
which watt their way from Lake SUI
perior inspire them with loyalty and
attachment for the land of their birth.
IT'S we'll that it is So.
where Liberty rises. there virtue
grows, wealth increases, knowledge
expands, invention multiplies human
powers, and in strength and spirit the
freer nation rises among her neigh
bors as Saul, amid his brethren
taller and fairer."
If your readers have any doubts as
to our enthusiasm and loyalty for "old
glory" just have them give us call,
not over the phone. but in person on
the glorious old Fourth. The follow
ing is our. Ia ..:>..:, : ): ..,,... .
Fourth: ST July Program: {
Salute Of twenty guns when old Sol
pops his head above the eastern hori-
zon.
1890. Grand parade under the aus
pieces Of the ancient and honorable
order Of callathumpians.
IL m. Supplying the demands Of
the inner man from baskets filled to
overfowing BY the outer woman at
new ball park. = -
p. m. Baseball. game. Duluth
Heights Invincibles, versus, Bachel
ors, Newly WEEDS and other pretend
ers: A':-- : !:
+ 8 p. M Another game. Cascade
Parkers versus Duluth Heights.
5Ep. M: Races and games Of every
conceivable name. nature and de-
scription. - aoeNs,' Is spys 20
$3.50 p m: Prize baby contest.
Bachelor prizes for the prettiest baby
over Is years. - ~ - ~s*-.a ~ -;
Immense pyrotechnica1 !: display in
the evening supplemented by demon
trations of the terspichorean Sart:
General News. - :-:+
Miss Edith Yankee, who has made
her home on Duluth: Heights the past
winter, left Wednesday, afternoon to
visit her parents at Bookings S. D.,
for three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. McEwen left
Tuesday for their summer home at
Fon du Lac. ~.J~@ ~ :>~j:.s%. =.
Mr.. Chas: .FFessler Of I1fbbing,
Mimi, was the guest of Ms. William
Cook and family Monday Of this
week.
The Duluth Heights Volunteer Fire
department held it's regular monthly
meeting at the fire hall Tuesday eve-
ming. Preparations for the Fourth of
July were made by the department.
Miss Edith Blackwood spent Sun
day AFTERNOON with Miss Clara John
ston of Hugo street.
Mr.. c. F. Donaldson Of 119 East
Palm street. IS at his home suffering
from blood poison caused by: a rusty
nail wound - @sI:i}* &c"
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wood t., of. West
Duluth, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Sew
cry of 108 Lemon street Sunday at
ternoon. ~...
Miss Bernice Metca1f, who has been
visiting her aunts, Mrs. Robert Met
calfe and Mrs. A. IN: ,McEwen; re-
turned to he rhome at Virginia,
MIMI, Tuesday afternoon.
MIR. Fred Wood of Hugo street left
Wednesday afternoon for New York
city, from where he shall. sail for
visit of two months in England MIR.
Wood will also visit at Paris, France.
Miss Winnie Munslow- Of Palmetto
street was very pleasantly surprised
by q number OF her youthful friends
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E.. A.. Munslow Tuesday Governing.
Mr.. Roy Hurd;, who has been mi for
! the past six weeks. is able to be
about again. 1s%l:7 :'s3cs3 Ei7:-
Miss Grace I1arrwoods sis. spending
her vacation at bayfield,:
! Mr.. Harry .Conklin returned home
/ Wednesday from an extended pleasure
trip through Wisconsin,: : -
MIR. J. Brooks and family of Fox
boro, Wis, are, visiting Mr.. John
Jenkins Of Palmetto street and Other
| relatives on the Heights this week.
| Mr.. Bobie Perkins Of Caribou Lake,
visited Mr.. John Stewart Of Highland
! avenue Wednesday and Thursday.