The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-03-15

Alderman Otto Hokkanen was q 81
Paul visitor over the weekend.
II Cyrille Fortier spent Monday il
Tower.
Herbert Rosenhloom went TO Duluth
Monday for few days visit.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Lee Of Duluth
were in the city Saturday and Sunday
i JOS. GERM was a visitor here from
Gilbert last week.
Mrs. Thomas Nankervis of Eveleth Is
spending the week here at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Nankervis.
Frank Gerzin. Clifford Cook and
Stanley Pechaver spent the weekend in
Virginia attending the games.
Frank Lenich, Teddy Slogan, Frank
TouSloff. Raymond Slogan and John
Lobe attended the tournament at VIZ
ginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rikhus, Mrs. B.
J. Asnew, Mrs william Jones and Mrs.
George Coad drove TO Minneapolis Sun
day. returning Monday.
Joe Pirc Of Gilbert arrived IN this
city Wednesday and win make his home
for few months with his aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Pirz
Mrs. II. @. Morton returned Saturday
TO Minneapolis after spending two weeks
at the Ralph johnson Resort on Birch
lake
Mrs Fred Cloutier writes from Holly
wood, California, that she is enjoying
her residence ON the western coast with
her daughter, Miss winifred Cloutier,
who has been in Hollywood for several
years.
New models On display Why not
let your new Frigidaie start paying for
itself right now. See Byrd Browneu at
the VesmiIlion Electric Snop.-adv.
Michael Mertel Of st. Paul, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Marko Slogan. left Thursday
for New York City where he has
secured a position as nurse in one Of
the leading hospitals. His numerous
friends in this city wish him the best
Of success in his new position.
Chief Nurse Molly Rom of the Ship
man hospital went TO Duluth Monday
where she VIII remain a month and
take postgraduate course in x-ray
determination at the Duluth Clinic
Her place wiz be filled at the hospital
during her absence by Miss Esther
Hakko.
The Miner inadvertently made an
error in the PROCEEDINGS Of the City
Council two weeks ago wherein the sal
aries Of officers were mentioned. The
salary Of the superintendent of the
light and water department was given
In the paper as 500 per month when it
should have read $50 per month.
Vern W. Turnquist, representing the
st. Paul Dispatch and Pioneer Press,
was IN the city several days the past
week interviewing resort owners and
the advertising committee of the Com
mercial Club in regard to advertising in
his system Of newspapers Mr. Turn
QuiSt states that business 50 far this
year in his line exceeds expectations.
That's news-When the celebrator
gives the presents Every item in the
Tiger Stores Birthday Sale Is a present
10 you IN Big Savings Radio Tubes
for the usual list price Of one-Au-
Wave Mantel Radio, SO Battery
Set, S2595. q" Batteries, 79c-30x35
Tire and Tube, s3s8-adv.
Mrs Rudolph Halamik and Miss Lima
HaviSto were hostesses for the Past
Grand's club of the Rebekah lodge and
their husbands at the lodge rooms Fri
day evening. Bridge and 500 were
played and a most appetizing lunch
served Mrs. William Buriey was
awarded the honors In 500 and John
Mattila secured the honors IN bridge.
Miss Theresa Fleming, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ ]. Fleming, celebrated
her eighth birthday with q party at the
home Of her parents on Friday. A very
dainty and appetizing lunch was served
10 the guests by the hostess. Games,
under the direction Of Miss Frances
Hligan, occupied the attention Of the
young Misses. The guests were Florence
Kocevar, Dorothy Abanatt, Eleanor
Poshak. Jean Palmgard. Dorothy Dejak,
Betty Carlson, Eileen and Ruth Alfalfa,
Dorothy Palo, Resale Peschel, Jean
Drolet, Marilyn Merrill, Eileen Her
ranen and Miss Catherine Collins.