The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-06-26

II Ernest Anderson drove to Biwabik
Monday to meet Mrs. Anderson and
daughter, Joyce, who have been visit
ing in Minneapolis and Marshall
Minnesota, the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hanson OF
Minneapolis, arrived in Ely to attend
the Golden Wedding celebration OF
Mr.. Hanson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
jIC. NJ Hanson, on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Porthan, Mrs
Emil Ahola, Miss Fannie Porthan, and
Miss Martha Heikkala motored to Hib-
bling Sunday to attend the Finnish
Mid Summers Day celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Knutson, Mrs
George Anderson and Mrs. Peter
Schafer, attended the district meeting
of the American Legion and Auxiliary
at Coleraine, Saturday.
Mrs. o. w. Parker and Miss Elizabeth
Raisky have returned from a motor
trip to New York and other eastern
cities. Mrs. F. H. Raisky of Duluth
also was member of the party.
Mr.. George Rasmussen and party of
three of Chicago are at Wegen's for
several weeks. Mr.. Rasmussen is the
son of the owner of the National Tea
Cos and the Piggy Wiggly stores in
the United States.
Artist ]. E. Linden of Duluth is in
the city this week sketching prominent
citizens in The Ely Miner Community
Builders" campaign now on. He is
meeting with cooperation on the part
of our people.
Mrs. H E. Kurvinen returned after
spending week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. r. N. Miller at Riverside.
John Hayes, who has been visiting
the southern part of the state to spend
the summer.
Ralph Call of Chicago, motored to
the city with his brother, Dr. j. j.
Call, who attended the Illinois State
Dental Society meeting at Chicago
last week. While in Springfield, ILL.,,
DR.. Call attended the dedication of
Lincolns Tomb at which President
Hoover oficiated.
Inadvertently we failed to mention
last week the Flag Day exercises held
by the American Vespucio society.
The society in body attended the
Catholic church where the handsome
new flag of the order was blessed. The
lSociety marched to the church headed
by the band.
We have few Goodwill bags On
hand which will be gladly distributed
to those who have material with which
to fill them. After you fill the bags
lcaIl the dray line and they will see that
they reach the depot and are shipped
to the Goodwill Industries of Duluth.
This material enables many physically
Handicapped people in Duluth to be
Iself
S. N. Ayres of Ffndley, Ohio, and
Mrs. H M. Day of Cleveland, Ohio,
ARRIVED in the city Friday for their
iannual visit at the home of DR.. Geo.
1T. Ayres in this city. They will re-
main until long after the return of
DR.. Ayres and family from their
European trip.
Mrs. r. Suominen of the Armstrong
Lake summer resort, was in the city
yesterday looking for an automobile
1 d
the night before and who left in the
morning without paying their bill be-
sides taking with them the bedding
and ether movables from the cabin.
When renting the cabin, Mrs. Suo-
minen failed to take the names or
auto number of the car
John Belanger of Duluth was in
tho cify Elridou ond rondoroI solos Of
the funeral services for John Hutar at
the Catholic church Miss Elizabeth
iMcGraw accompanied Mr.. Belanger
and also the choir of the church. The
funeral was largely attended, the Loyal
Order of Moose of which he was a
member and other organizations at
tending in body.
The handsomest string of wall-eyed
pike ever shown here at one time were
on exhibition in the window of the
Ely Hardware Company on Wednes-
day. They were caught by members
of the Scenic Anyways who had gone
by plane to lake near the Canadian
border. There were twelve pike in
the lot, each weighing between six
and eight pounds. The party caught
the limit in short time and the
smallest of the lot weighed 4 pounds
The blind of Chisholm where the
Goodwill broom factory is located, re-
port an excellent amount of business
but more could be done. An institu-
ton of this nature should be sup
ported by all the people of the city
The brooms made by the blind are SUI
perior to other brooms on the market
besides doing their share to make
these handicapped people happy In
asmuch as they feel that thew are
doing something worth while and are
not objects Of charity. Buy Chisholm
made brooms and do your share