The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-11-02

Mrs. Emil Buskala Mrs. Jack Lampi,
Jr., Mrs. Fielder Alfalfa, Mrs. Alma
Kayute, Mrs. Wayne Johnson and Mrs.
Laurie Luhtanen of the Evangelical
Lutheran Ladies Aid served at Halo
we'en tea Tuesday afternoon at the
Community Center.
Mrs Milma Lappala of Virginia
spoke to White Iron audience on the
| issues of the day from Republican
standpoint Her talk was well re-
ceived and large audience was pres
ent. She spoke at the home of Mrs.
Oijala where the home had been fill
ed with neighbors to hear her.
The American Legion Auxiliary
started sewing for their supply shelf
Tuesday afternoon, Mrs George And
erson, Mrs. John Kotchevar, Mrs.
Arthur KnutSon, Mrs. Harold Nc
Mrs. w. E. Trezona with Mrs. Frank
Carlson as chairman were the sewers.
A number of friends pleasantly sur
prised Mrs. Frank Pengal last week
on the evening of her birthday. Bunco
was played at four tables with Mrs.
Peter Svetich high, Miss Frances
Tonich second and Mrs. Jos. Veranth
low. Mrs. Jos. Mantel and Mrs. Matt
Moravitz assisted in serving.
Mrs. Matt Kobe, Mrs. Matt Baldine
and Mrs. John Golobich were hostesses
for bunco party Wednesday evening
and fine time was enjoyel. Honors
were won by Mrs. Eugene Merrill and
Mrs. Frank Zimmerman Mrs Steve
Grahek secured the consolation prize.
A lunch was served by the hostesses.
Navy Day, Saturday, was observed
in the city by the floating of the flag
from the several stats public and pri-
vate. Ely has one man serving in the
navy at present according to a report
by L. w. Robins in charge of the Du-
luth Recruiting station. The Ely
sailor is j. j. Maxi son of MIR. j. o.
Maxi.
Mrs. Matt Spreitzer entertained the
Jolly Mixers" last week for the bene-
fit of the Catholic Womens Club.
Games and cards were played during
the evening. Miss Frances Gotchnik
won the free-for-al prize. Covers
were laid for 16 with Halloween IA
vors for table decorations. Miss
Irene and Miss Helen Spreitzer as
sisted the hostess in serving.
Mr.. and Mrs Luther Bang enter
tanned at a bridge dinner Tuesday
evening at their home The tables
we're most attractive in their Halo
we'en colors. Following the dinner
bridge was played at four tables. Mrs
rrd ~,
the ladies and Jim Laing for the men,
secured low.
Work on the Shagawa Country Club
golf course was discontinued Wednes-
day for the season. The course is in
excellent condition and large amount
of work has been. done at a minimum
expense under the direction of Capt.
Steve Thompson and his very able
crew. The green's have been seeded and
the seeds have Sprouted. Spring will
see them in good condition. The golf
club is growing rapidly and it is the
opinion of the officials that the mem
bership list will be filled by spring.
Mrs. Sam Rapson and Miss Edel
EllefSen entertained at the home of
the former in honor of Mr. Waldo
Gyllick of Elgin, Illinois, Tuesday
evening October 30th. The rooms we're
Hastily decorated with Halloween
motifs Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Maxwell Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Anderson and Mr.. Beach Of
BURNSIDE; Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar And
erson and Mrs. Charles Quigley. Music
and games were enjoyed during the
evening A delightful lunch was
served by the hosteSses assisted by
R11th Anderson and Gladys DuuStan.