The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1913-09-05
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their arrival the little girl fell from
the sidewalk near the postoffice
and sustained fracture of the arm
near the shoulder.
Mrs. John Patka returned Satur-
day evening from her visit at Min
neapolis, St. Cloud and Foley.
Mrs. ]. A. HURLEY was taken to
the Shipman Hospital Monday and
was Immediately operated on for
appendicitis. She is doing fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Peterson
were in Ely between trains Monday
The two children, son and daugh-
ter of Mr.. Bergman who formerly
resided here but now of Virginia,
left for their home after several
days spent here with the Peterson
family.
| Miss Rena Doyle of Duluth, Sis
ter of Mrs. Thos. Kearney, is the
guest of the latter and family.
Mrs. Theo. Beckman has been i'll
Ely several times to have her finger
treated.
| Joys for the young folks. The
merry go round will be here in a
few days.
Thos. S. Written left for his
home at Hayward, Wis. Wednes-
day. Mr.. Written returned Sun
day from an extended business trip
in the east.
1t might be of interest to some
of the motor cycle sports to be a
little slower on the streets of Win
ton. Look out for the Bogey. Man.
Mrs. John Young and daughter,
Susan, went to Cloquet Saturday
to visit relatives. 1t is reported
that Robt. Young was struck by
the train upon which were his
mother and sister at Cloquet. 1t
is said his injuries were such as to
necessitate the amputation of the
arm.
Frank Savoy is very sick at the
Shipman Hospital in Ely.
The Village Council held a spec
. ial meeting Tuesday and fixed the
second and fourth Tuesday in each
month as the regular meeting
nights. All bills must hereafter be
sworn to and made on a regular
village voucher accompanied by
the invoice.
DR.. Green of the State Board of
Health was here several days and
examined into the typhoid fever
situation. He examined the waters
of the river and lake and issued
several orders in the interests of
the health of the village.
| J. w. Osborne, village attorney
was at the council meeting Tuesday
and materially assisted in harmon
izing the members.
Mrs. VIM. Walsh returned We'd
nesday from Ely where she under
went a successful operation for
appendicitis, She is improving
rrpidly.
Mead Murray left Wed nesday
| for Menomonie, Wis. where he at
tends school. He will be missed
| by his many friends.
The Troubadors showed here
Wednesday night and pleased a
large audience. Their specialties
were we'll received. The dance
after the show was also we'll at
tended and the music was the best
that has been here for some time
School opened last Tuesday with
an enrolment of 157. Most of the
old teachers have returned which
speaks we'll for them and they are
assured hearty welcome. The
new school house is not yet finished
but is rapidly nearing completion.
Ed Lehrer received word from
that his sister was seriously i'll. He
left at once for her bedside.
Base ball Sunday on the home
grounds between Winton and Ely.
FSchmirler of Duluth who was here
on the Fourth and Lambert of Two
Harbors will be the battery for
Winton.
VIM. Byers, Hans Berg and sew
eral others left Monday for the
State Fair. Mr.. Byers will also
visit his home in Saltwater before
returning.
Chas. Stromberg left Thursday
for Tower where he has accepeed a
position as inspector for the Tower
Lumber company.
| Fred Holland, Jos. Weeds old
Chauffeur returned this week and
again took charge of the latter 5
auto, Mr.. Briggs having left for
his home in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Barbara Wall of Minneapo-
lis, sister of Mrs. A. ]. Stein and
Mrs. John Patka. arrived Thurs
day for a visit with her sisters. Mr..
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