The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-06-18

Miss Helen Sloan Miss Olive B.
Horne, Miss Laura Rischatsch and
Miss HELEN Urquhart of the Duluth
State Teachers College faculty were
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. j. E. Johnson.
| Mrs. Lawrence Ludtke and Mrs.
Elmer Lindbeck gave Shower" for
Mrs. Mike Koski on Tuesday night
Mrs. Koski received many beautif n
gifts from her host of friends. She
was Miss "Toots" Quigley before her
marriage.
| Mrs. VIM. Lomasney, Mrs. William
| Opel and Mrs. Herbert Clinic enter
| tanned at five tables of bridge at the
Community Center Saturday. Mrs
| William Baldauf, Mrs. Joseph Flem-
ing and Mrs. Peter Schaefer were
| awarded the honors.
The Grand Opening dance of the
Winton Resort took place Friday
evening and was attended by large
number from this city and many
from points on the, Mesaba range.
! The music for the ball was furnished
by the Rainbo Orchestra.
DIR. Fred Huxley and son of Fari-
bhult, retrned Monday from ten
day trip to the lakes north of here.
They report a very pleasant trip and
return visit later in the season.
DIR. Huxley says this is the real"
playground.
| The OnIon Vacation Bible Soho ,l
is in full swing at the Presbyterian
church. Miss Whitcomb is in charge
of the school and is ably assisted by
fine group of willing workers. The
enrolment Tuesday was 1913. The
children are well pleased with
school and say, ''Bible School 5
Fine"
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Clinic and
family departed Wednesday for Ian
sing and other Michigan points where
/, they will make their home in the flu
ture. Mr.. Clinic, who has been liz
| charge of the Minnesota Power u
Light Company works at Winton,
has been transferred to Michigan
point for the same company.
HAROLD Chinn who arrived from
Pocate|llo, Idaho, last week where
he has been physical training in
L I'd, IN no al
there in his car. He reports roads
in Wyoming as difficult, through
Iowa as good and through Minnesota
as better.
In another place of this paper will
be found an ad calling attention tc
the Texaco gasoline of the Northern
Oil Co. and sold in this city by j. A.
Rothman. The advertisement Will
speak for itself. The reputation of
the Northern Oil Co. and the Texaco
products are too well known to need
much comment Read the ad.
/ Grant McMahan, the veteran
county commissioner who for 16
years efficiently looked after the wei
fare of the 4th district came over
from Ely last week and called on his
many old time friends. He was de-
feated by Commissioner Fay four
years ago, but many of his old time
friends preulct that he will be one of
the candidates named at the primary
Cook Journal.
Tom Davis, candidate for governor
on the Farmer-Labor ticket, was in
the city Saturday looking over his
prospects and getting acquainted
with some of the voters. A. E
Bowen spoke to large audience al
the Jugo-Slav National Home Mon
day evening in the interests of Mr.
Davis candidacy Mr.. Bowen is rec
, ognized as one of the best speaker
J in the state.
John Debelz, aged 46 years, ;
resident of this city for many years
r and employed with the Oliver Min
ing Co., died at the Shipman Hos
pital Tuesday of blood poisoning con
tracted some time ago. The fun
eral took place this morning from
, the Catholic church and was largel
= attended. He is survived by wild
ow and eight children.