The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-11-02
YEARS AGOI
Tuksn from The Ely Miner .
the same date in 1908.

Abe Collins took his departure
Tuesday morning for winters
visit in England. That Abe viii.
enjoy the trip goes, without saying.
X
Jas. Hodgon was injured at the
Zenith mine Saturday night in such
a manner as to lay him up for some
time. A bar penetrated the fieshy
part of his leg and his back was
wrenched in trying to save himself
from a fall.
John Gouze denies that his family
was increased by the addition of
girl as stated in tn. Miner last week.
Our informant was mistaken In the
name and so misinformed US. We
are sorry.
John Jackman left yesterday for
Grayling in Aitkin County, where
he will reside. His family will fol-
low in a few days. Mr.. Jackman
will occupy farm and open a gen
eral store in that city. He will also
| handle farm machinery.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Chapel have
sent out invitations to the marriage
| of their daughter, Louisa, to Mr..
William Moorish, which occurs on
Saturday evening.
| Capt. John Tregear and Mrs.
| Caroline Veal were married Satur-
day evening at the home just estab-
lished by Mr.. Tregear in the Holmes
residence on Chapman street and
First avenue, Judge Cosgrove offici-
ating. Only a few were present.
X
Mrs. Frank Yerich died at her
home in this city Friday of con-
sumption and was buried Saturday
from the Catholic church. She
rem.
The fire department was called
out Monday evening from box No.
10, at Vail Hotel corner. After a
run to the corner mentioned the
fire was found to be at the residence
church, and the boys were compelled
to haul theirs carts up the hill again,
causing a considerable loss of time.
After hard fight the building was
saved but the interior, including
furniture was spoiled. We under
stand Mr.. Fisher carried insurance
to the full amount.
After lingering illness of several
months duration, Lillian, the four
teen year old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Paul Uren, died at the home
of her parents yesterday shortly
after twelve o'clock.
The Zenith, Sibley and Savoy
mines discontinued the night shift
Saturday evening and no assurance
is set forth as to when they viii
again open. Quite force of mer
were affected. but many have beer
put on the day shift and at present
only about Is men are idle out OF
the two hundred or more affected
The shut down order came from the
U. S. Steel company and no further
: comments were made. 1t is to bt
hoped it will not be for long.
David Caldwell and Hilda Amelia
Johnson were united in holy bonds
S of matrimony at Tower Saturda!
5 evening by Rev. Sydney Stone.
Chas. Gustaf Kuskila and Mis-
Tida Sofuja Hirvinen secured ;
r license to wed Saturday. The mar
! riage occurred the same evening.
Rev. r. w. Saunderson and famil,
q arrived from Duluth Friday evenin,
Y and at once took possession of tn
s M. E. parsonage.
DIR. o. w. Parker, for the pas
9 three years located at Soudan witt
r DIR. Wunder, has taken a position
I with the Shipman HOSPITAL. TIL
DIR. is pleasant gentleman an,
comes with the best of recommends
: tions from our neighboring city.
q Mrs. Julia A. Wood is now pub
: fishing the Lake County Advocate a
! Beaver Bay. We have not had tn
t pleasure of seeing copy of tn
: Advocate and therefore cannot pas
judgment on it's, appearance. TIL
paper is successor to the Ely Irol
. Dynamo.
n George Mason, who has travels
: the ranges for several years as tn
gentlemanly representative of tn
Fitzsimmons-Derrig company, an
: Miss Bertha NJ Larson were mar
ried in Duluth Wednesday by Rev
I C. F. Davis of the Lester Park N
E. church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Purdy of Towe
Il have taken up their residence il
; this city, Mr.. Purdy being employee
as drill runner at the White Irol
> Lake explorations.
Even Then.
!. Even the man who thinks twice be
: for he speaks is often sorry ne SAID