The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-03-29


Jack ,Butala Of Mckinley was visitor
in the city over the weekend
Bernard Slogan was an Eveleth visi-
tor on Sunday.
Mayor Steve Banovetz was a business
visitor in Duluth or Friday.
Miss Martha Mattola of Two Harbors
spent the weekend here.
Thomas Brennan, Jr., and Dana Fors-
man were Soudan visitors on Friday.
Miss Vienna Somero returned to her
school duties at Cherry after a week.
end visit in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Handberg OF
Crane Lake visited relatives here Sum
day and Monday.
Jas. I. Laing of the Laing Hardware
Company was in Duluth on business
Monday.
| Mrs. A. j. BONNER and Miss Mae
Sletten were Duluth visitors on Tues
day.
Food Sale sponsored by the s. s.
Ladies Aid, Saturday, March 3Oth, at
Ely Finnish Stock Company store.
Coffee will be served. Welcome.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andon Ola and Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Hokkanen and daughter
Sharon, visited in Virginia Sunday
Miss Betty Mills arrives today from
Hill City to spend her spring vacation
with her mother, Mrs. A. o. Mills.
just 3 days left to get those FREE
goods with a Blackstone Washer at the
Tiger Store! l Ironing Board, Case.
40tbs., Crystal White Soap Chips, 20
Bars White Naptha Soap, 100 it. Clothes
Line, Wash Board, l Clothes Basket,
80 Clothes Pins-all with Mod. D. Elec-
trio at $49.50-Power, $79.5O.-adv.
Mrs. William Pearson entertained in
honor of her mother, Mrs. Lorne Fowler
of Two Harbors, Thursday. Mrs. Fowler
has returned to her home after a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Pearson.
Miss Helen Berglund and Miss Ber-
neice Johnson entertained a party al
the Cherne home, Thursday evening
honoring Mrs. Douglas Macmillan who
has recently moved into the city from
Frazer lake. Cards and bunco were
played. After the lunch served by the
hostesses, Mrs. Macmillan was presented
with many gifts. High honors in bridge
were awarded to Mrs. Alfred Maturi
and consolation honors to Mrs. Mac
MILAN. Miss Florence Edwards received
the high prize in bunco and Miss Ruth
Childers, the low.
COLOR PICTURES OF YOUR FILM
STARS. Intimate Photographs of Your
Favorite Hollywood Stars on and off the
"Sets" Will Be Found Every Week in the
SUNDAY CHICAGO HERALD AND
EXAMINER. Be Sure to Save These
Pictures!
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schvigel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Grahek, Angela Pechek
Josephine Stupnik and Mrs. Rudolph
Champa motored to Soudan and Tower
on Sunday evening.
Jack Mulek entertained number OF
his friends with party in honor of his
birthday on Thursday. Mrs. Mulek
served very delicious lunch to the
guests.
The Teachers Bridge club entertained
at a dinner bridge at the Forest hotel
ON Thursday. Miss Pearl Colletti and
Mrs. Wayne Passi were the hostesses
Miss Maryn Jones received the bridge
honors.
Rummage Sale by the American
Legion Auxiliary on April 6, beginning
at 9 A. M. in the building occupied by
the Vermilion Electric Shop.-adv.
The Finnish Literary club met Mon
day at the home of Mrs. Ida Erickson
Mrs. Joe Bottiam was the hostess and
served most appetizing lunch. Fin
nish history and the lives of Finnish
authors were discussed by the group.
John RikhuS became a new member
of the Rotary club at Wednesday,
meeting and Barney Agnew, absent for
several months on account of sickness.
returned to the fold. Jim Laing related
the news events of the week. Guests
of the evening were the engineers in
charge of assembling the aerial views
of the Superior National Forest into a
map of the most minute detail. The
members of the club were taken to the
Pioneer school where the map is being
assembled and the work explained most
interestingly and instructive. The ladies
of the Bethany church served fine
dinner.