The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-06-30


Mackie's mother.
The new Girl Scout Councillor,
Charlotte Lowther, is here from st.
Louis, Mo. She is pioneer councillor
from Timber Trail" the Chicago pi-
oneer camp.
Your last chance to buy-Auto Bat
teries at $295-Oil, Gals. for $1.00-
Crystal White Soap Chips, 2 for 23c
Garden Hose, Is #. 98c. Tiger Stores
June Sale.-adv.
family of Duluth were in the city over
the weekend on a visit at the parental
home of Mrs. Stillman, the A. j.
Thomas home.
George Brince, accompanied by his
mother. was in the city from Eveleth
on Monday. They were accompanied
by Mrs. M. Spreitzer on their return
to Eveleth.
John SNOWFALL" Govatos and Will
liam Buffalo" Paulos have been in
Traverse City, Michigan, the past week
where they attended wedding of a
mutual friend.
Miss Molly Rom is at the Shipman
Hospital as head nurse during the va
cation of Miss Helen Getting who is
at Greenwald, Minnesota, for few
weeks.
Misses Frances Freiden of Madison,
Wis, Jeanette DUDE of Cloquet, Gene
We've McDougall and Lois Brown Of
Duluth and Harry Brown OF Duluth,
were guests of Miss Esther Hakko this
week.
The fire department was called to the
alley in the rear of Mrs. Laitala's home
evening where ashes dumped
into a pasteboard box had fired the
building. The damage was slight.
Mrs. David Berglund has returned
from Minneapolis where she attended
the graduation exercises of the State
where her daughter,
Eleanore, graduated from the school of
Faustino Frosty" Cogliatti was a
Duluth and Hibbing visitor last week.
While in Duluth, Frosty" saw Max
Baer and Jack Dempsey at the boxing
show and remarks that this boy Baer
ooks great.
Miss Katherine Foot of Kalispel,
Montana, and Mr.. and Mrs. Murray
Buell. of Minneapolis, are visiting at
he Emil KosN home this week. Miss
Foot and Mrs. Buell. are sisters of Mrs.
Koski
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gallagher of
Los Angeles California, arrived by car
asst week to visit at the home of Mr..
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
D. Gallagher. w. D. Gallagher, Jr.,
and Mrs. Gallagher are also expected
for visit.
j. c. Schmidt of Mesaba will arrive
and take up his duties as assistant
20 Agent Hanson at the depot to-
morrow, the first of July. His family
will accompany him. Mr.. Schmidt was
n the city Sunday looking up a resi-
lence.
News has been received of the
marriage of Miss Lee Anderson to R. w.
Daily of Saratoga, Wyoming. The bride
vas Girl Scout director in this city
several years ago and many friends
DIN in wishing her all possible
happiness.
The Mrs. Edward j. Thomas, whose
death occurred in Duluth the latter
part of the week is the wife OF Ed
ward j. Thomas, a former resident of
his city and whose mother met death
n the Lowell block fire in Duluth
several years ago.
Fred Bessette, who is camp foreman
1T Isabella, has been spending the
week at the Halfway Camp where in
,tructions have been given the train
ng crew in siviculture and other
forestry measures by Mr.. Bessette and
others.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Thomas and
laughter of Hibbing, former residents
Of this city, accompanied by Mrs. Eliza
Polkinghorne, also former resident,
we're visitors in the city Saturday and
Sunday. They were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Prout while here.
Capt. w. J. Whaling with Mrs.
and son, Bobbie, of Port Au
Prince, Haiti, where Capt. Whaling
IS stationed with the Marine Corps
were visitors in the city Saturday and
Sunday at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
Ed. Bolitho. Mrs. Thomas Claus Of
Grand Rapids accompanied them.
o. E. Brownell, with the State Board
of Health, was here Wednesday for a
visit with his mother, Mrs. G. H.
and brother, L. M. Brownel.
He also visited the camps on the Ely
Buyck trail on Wednesday and on the
Ely Finland road on Thursday look
ing over the water supply for the
camps on an official visit.
The daughter of former Ely resi-
dent, E. A. White, who now resides at
California, was recently
elected president of the 23rd district
P. T. Association. The daughter is
Mrs. j. F. Headley and was formerly
Dorothy White and quite well known in
this city where she visited on several
occasions with her cousin, l.. j. White,
and family. E. A. White is a resident
of Pacific Beach, California.
May and Margaret Nichols left
Friday for an extended western visit,
in Salt Lake City and sew
eral cities in California.
Major Guthrie, in charge of the G.
c. C. camps in this district, was guest
at the Wednesday meeting OF the
Rotary Club Major Guthrie gave the
Rotarians his impression of China
where he spent several years in SER
vice, most informative and entertain
ingly. The ladies of the M. E. church
served fine dinner. o. E. Brownell
was an after dinner guest at the club
and listened to Major Guthrie's talk.
President Bolitho presided and the