The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1909-05-28

stood in front of me, as if she
wanted to talk to me, so | looked
up and smiled.
Bearing in mind that she could
tell fortunes 1 asked her to foretell
the future of the Class of 1910.
Without any hesitation she began
the following;-The class will far
exceed the Class of 1909 in scholar
ship, and will be the largest that
has ever graduated from the Ely
high school. It's members have
made a good showing in football,
basketball, and have shown their
ability in the High School Band.
1 see them famous in years to
come" During an interval that
followed, 1 asked her to tell me
something regarding the future of
each member of the clsss and she
readily assented.
AS a child Callista Coffey al
was showed that she had good taste
in dressmaking. She made the
most beautiful doll clothes and all
the children went to her with their
dollies that she might dress them
neatly. 1t was said that she
could sew so we'll that she
several times sewed in sleeves the
wrong way. She will now take up
this trade for several years as a
frst-class dressmaker in Ely.
After finishing in school, very
busy she will be, because dress
makers are rare. 1 will see her
sometimes in the future winning
the prize in a doll-sewing contest.
Taking advantage of her principals
we'll know maxims, To knit well
is as much of an accomplishment
for life as books, She will make
use of her time.
when Callsta grows up you may infer,
She'll be "a first-class dressmaker.'
Hazel Barto will be a domestic
science teacher. Finishing next,
after high school, the University of
Minnesota; she will take a position
as head cook in lumber camp on
Fall Lake. Getting enough of ex-
perience in cooking here, she will
teach domestic science at White
Iron school. Hazel likes to cook
and no one can beat her in making
the most delicious cakes and cand-
les. No wonder she wants to cook,
She is a great eater.
Edith Ellefsen makes a fine
nurse. She has good qualities for
this calling being quiet, dainty,
and very kind towards others. She
knows it will be hard work, but,
she doesn't mind that because she
likes to work. She will take her
training in the Northwestern Hos
pital, Chicago, where she will find
experience.
Helena Horovitz takes up the
study of music abroad. She has
great ability in music, but her
very greatest accomplishment is
talking. Who has not heard her
sweet voice in the corridors of the
old high school, or on the side
walk to and from school? Helena
will prepare herself for an opera
singer, and after winning laurels,
she will nightly delight the aud
fences of Ely, at the popular
"Elco."
Cecil Holmes also honors the
State University with his august
presence studying medicine. 1t re-
quires hard work but he is very in
dustrious and will surely succeed j,
and come forth as dignifed DR..
Holmes. AS early as in 1908 the
same dignity was noticed in him,
by his class mates in his actual
walking! Ely will be glad to have
representative member of the
Class 1910 always prompt to the
Doctor S call.
Florence Kurvinen follows the
life of a school teacher. She will
work her way through college,
earning the necessary money by
canvassing for Izaak Walton S
Angler" during. vacations; will
serve as servant girl, and other odd
jobs.
Shed like to be teacher
Then she would stand and shout.
Now. girls and boys must cease their noise
Or when this school is out.
I'll keep you in. yes. one and all.
For half an hour to-day.
Don't stand and pout. but figure out
The sum here display
Florence will teach for several
years until her patience gives out
and she gives up to become a ma
iron in the Exchange Hotel.
Arthur Knutson is to be a jolly
cookee in one of the lumber camps
near Ely, possibly he might be an
assistant under Hazel Barto. Ar
thur has always taken the part of a
cook in all camping excursions.
His cooking will give steady work
to DR.. Holmes and his nurse Miss
E. Ellefsen. Indeed, he can beat
some of the pir1S in bOi1inp water