The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-10-04

DR.. j. j. Call, Miss Myrtle Rauch and
mother, Mrs Madge Rauch and uncle,
George Willard of international Falls,
motored TO Forth Arthur for the week.
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Fenske and Miss
Elaine Fenske motored to Duluth
Saturday to attend 1.-The Kingdom of
God" which was given at the Duluth
Orpheum Saturday evening.
F. j. Lindgren returned the first of
| the week from Mooseheart and Aurora,
Ill, where he had been as represent
alive on the Moose excursion to the
child city.
Mr.. and Mrs. JAS Mitchell Mr.. and
Mrs Ray Hoef1er, Miss Marion Mitchell
| and jim Mitchell attended the funeral
of Mr. Mitchells sister, Mrs. Emma G..
Jeffery at Tower, Wednesday noon.
Miss Rosetta Weber, Miss Jessie
Livingston and Miss jeanette Van
Beck were visitors in Duluth Saturday
| to see Ethel Barrymore in 1.-THE King
, dom of God" at the Duluth Orpheum.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Baribeau
and children and Mr. and Mrs. Rex
Larson motored to Duluth Saturday
where they spent Sunday on visit
with relatives
Iduyard Y Rnarn travalino acant
of the Chicago and Northwestern
Railway was in the city the fore part
of the week on business connected
with the railway.
The local italian lodge, America
Vespucci will hold their annual dance
at the Washington Auditorium, Octo-
Der IL. The Eight Aces will furnish
the music.
Miss Ivy Nelson, Duluth, recent
graduate of the Young & Hursh Bust
ness College, was placed by the school
last week with the Co. Poor Commits
sioner, Court House, Duluth-adv.
Mrs. James Williams and son, Roger,
of Virginia and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Williams of Minneapolis were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Nicholas Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. James Paulos and
children and Chris Paulos of Two
HarborS are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Apostle Mr.. Paulos has sold out
his business at Two HarborS
Miss Inga Rogstad, Miss Luella
Meyers and Miss Margaret Holmberg
! were hostesses Wednesday evening
when they entertained members of the
Friendship League at a weiner roast
at Shagawa Lake
The Presbyterian Sunday School
will hold market at the Vernillion
Electric Shop on Saturday afternoon,
October II. Breads, cakes and cook
les will be on SALE Coffee and dough-
nuts will be served.-adv.
Mr. and Mrs Burns Rorabeck enter
| tanned Saturday evening at three tables
of bridge complimenting their house
| guests, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Ryan of
Grand Rapids. Prizes were presented
to Mr.. and Mrs. w. Chalberg.
The Ely Business Girls Club pre-
sents Richard Barthelmess in Weary
| River" at the Elco Theatre on Nov.
1st and End. The proceeds of the
show will be put in the Student Loan
| Fund
| Mrs Herbert Richards returned
i Sunday after making short visit with
| Ier parents at Eveleth Mrs Richards
was accompanied home by her sister,
| Miss Vanette Powers who has been
| her guest for the week.
Mr. and Mrs Leo. Kiel and daughter,
] Gene, and Mrs. H. Blackmore left
( Friday by car for Milwaukee, Wis.
| The Kieps returned to their home after
a two weeks visit in the city and Mrs.
| Blackmore will spend month at
! Milwaukee
DR.. and Mrs o. w. Parker returned
/ Sunday from Minneapolis where they
spent several days with their son,
Addison, who is entering his freshmen
year at the University of Minnesota
this fall.
The Ely Fire Department held its
regular monthly meeting Wednesday
evening and transacted considerable
business. Mr.. Lindgren was appoint
ed chairman of committee to make
the arrangements for the annual
dance to be held on Thanksgiving eve
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Carlson enter
tanned Saturday evening at bridge in
honor of their guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver Bell of Elcor. Prizes were won
by Mrs Walter Englund for the ladies
and Oliver Bell for the men.
The Presbyterian Sunday School
will hold a market at the Vermillion
Electric Shop on Saturday afternoon,
October r. Breads, cakes and cook
iac will Lo On ca1p Cofno and d0IICh-