The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1913-12-05
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Mrs. Martin Casperson is spend
ing several weeks visiting with
friends at Superior, Wis.
Orville Fox and family returned
from an extended visit with re-
latives and friends at their old
home in Hayward, Wis.
Mrs. c. McTaggart and Mrs.
Pearl Jeffrey accompanied Mr.. Nc
Taggart to Ely Monday. The lat
ter is attending U. S. Court at St.
Paul as juror.
Several prominent young boys of
Winton gather at a certain little
shack near here for the purpose
of playing cards and smoking Gig
arretts. The sooner their parents
get wind of this, perhaps the better
for the boys. If this occurs again
the names of the boys will be pub
lished.
P. Murphy of Duluth returned
Monday after spending Thanks
giving with his family in that city.
Mr.. Murphy runs camp number 3
for the Swallow & Hopkins Co.
Mrs. A. J. Stein and daughter
Dorothy called on friends at Ely
Monday.
7. S. Written left Monday for an
extended business trip to Chicago
and other points.
Lee Bailey of Duluth left Mon
day after spending several days
with friends at Winton.
John Hodge of Ely was a caller
at our burg Monday.
The Northern Amusement Co.
of the Elco at Ely showed the State
Fair here. Many from here attend
ed the Fair and the pictures were
interesting.
Albert Swanson and his employ
er, Mr.. Langier, of Virginia, were
here making a deal for a piano
Monday. Mr.. Swanson has been
very successful in landing several
sales in this section of the country.
Fred Mayo has discarded his
crutches and is starting to walk on
his bad foot. He will soon be able
to be about nicely.
Toivo Partti was arrested Tues
day for violating the closing law
and was fined $500 and costs.
The same was paid.
Several members of the Order of
Owls attended the meeting at Ely
Tuesday evening, the night of the
election of officers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Casperson
received their furniture and will
move into quarters by themselves
soon in the large red company
house opposite the burner.
Mrs. VIM: Bailey and children
of Ely were Winton callers Tues
day.
William Clark of the Swallow &
Hopkins Co. was brought in from
camp Tuesday with a troubling
foot caused by an old fracture.
Rev. E. F. Stidd and wife of Ely
were Winton callers Wednesday
afternoon.
John Schmit returned Wednes-
day from Virginia where he spent
several weeks with friends and re-
latives.
w. E. Carlson, Justice of the
Peace, spent day at Duluth this
week. Mr.. Carlson is on the sick
list for some time.
1t is reported that the eldest girl
of Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Morris
who was sick some time ago has
had relapse and is quite i'll again.
Peter Mushal returned Thurs
day after spending the summer at
Rollingstone, MINI.
Charles Sandboe of Floodwood,
and brother, Henry Sandboe, the
Hotel Winton proprietors, was in
town several days this week look
ing over business interests here.
Mrs. John Maxi and Albin Maxi
with several other ladies spent
Tuesday afternoon at Ely.
Thomas Louder returned We'd
nesday from Duluth where he pur-
chased new horse to match the
one he has. He made a good
selection and now has a fine look
ing team.
The bowery was the scene of an
argument Wednesday morning
which finally resulted in a 6stic en-