The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-03-08

Joe Kovach visited in Eveleth during
the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Palcher were
Duluth visitors Tuesday.
The bridge club met with Mr.. ano
Mrs. James Laing on Thursday.
Mrs. B. M. Lambert and daughter
Mary, were visitors in Duluth over the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Croft spent the
weekend in Duluth and Minneapolis.
Postofice Inspector A. Anderson was
in the city Monday on his regular trip
Of inspection Of the Ely poStoGfice.
Edward Majerle, Bill zbasnik, Anton
Skala and John Susterich are attending
the basketball games in Virginia.
Come celebrate with us our 10th
Birthday Sale, starts March 8sh. The
presents are yours, In some of the
greatest bargains we have ever been
able to offer-45-plate Battery, SAC
e0ch. Guaranteed Flat Wall Paint,
$1.49 GAL and hundreds more. Tiger
Store-adv.
MIR. and Mrs. w. Lackins spent the
weekend in Virginia.
MI. and Mrs. Anton Cerar became
the happy parents of an eight-pound
baby girl, born March /. Mrs. Cerar
was before her marriage, Miss Frances
Korent.
Manager r. c. Ellis of the E.neralite
Srrfacing Products Co., was called to
Spruce Pine, North Carolina, Saturday,
By wire announcing the serious illness
of his mother.
John Palcher and Frank Jenko at
tended the wrestling match in Duluth
Tuesday evening
FREE SOAPS bars of White Naptha
FREE with each SOC deal-Two train
loads for our Anniversary Sale. Col
gates Crystal White Chips, Cocoa Hard
water-Jergen's Toilet Bars-a raft of
other bargains. Tiger Store-adv.
The M. e. Ladies Aid will meet at the
Community Center on Thursday next.
Hostesses for the day will be Mrs. VIM.
Richards, Mrs. John Rikhus, Mrs. o.
E. Gibson, Mrs. Ernest Dunstan and
Mrs. George Coad.
A party of employees and friends of
the Rikhus and Vertin store enjoyed
party Saturday evening in honor of
Matt Vertin who has turned over his
interests in the store to John Rikhus.
A very pleasant evening resulted.
A birthday party was rendered Miss
Evangeline Jeffrey at the home of her
parents on Monday evening. Cards and
dancing occupied the attention of the
guests during the evening and fine
lunch was served.
Mr. and Mrs. John Buccowich drove
to Duluth Sunday and returned with
Mrs. Jos. Markovich, ST., mother of
Mrs. Buccowich, who has been a patient
at st. Mary's hospital
A group of riends held a birthday
party Thursday for Louis Mavetz in
celebration of his eleventh birthday.
Lunch was served and the happy group
played games after lunch.
Where else can you find such low
tire prices The Tiger Stores Anniver-
sary Sale starts Mar. 9th. $50 81 Tire,
$3.50. Tube, Tc-s150 value Wrench
& Pliers Set, 6Sc-Spark Plugs, 14c exch.
$ Razor Blades, 7c-Seat Covers, sec
up-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Mcmillan were ten
dered a shower Saturday evening at the
new Seine Cabin about six miles west
of the city on Highway No. 1. The
couple received many handsome and
useful gifts and fine lunch was served.
Dancing occupied the attention of the
guests on the large waxed, hardwood
floor which the cabin boasts. MI. and
Mrs. L. j. Brennan chaperoned the
party.
Assistant County Attorney Sig Dahl
OF Virginia was guest of A. j. Thomas
at the Rotary Club on Wednesday
evening. Mr.. Dahl made a short adj
dress in which he told of his airplane
trip to Lac La Croix from here a few
weeks ago. o. w. Parker reviewed the
past two years Of the new deal and P.
Schaefer gave the news event. The NJ
z. ladies served the dinner.