The Ely miner., 1935-06-06

ed Miss Margaret Turk via spend Satur-
day In Virginia.
IL John Kovach was a visitor in Duluth
ON Monday.
IL Police Sergeant Rudolph Banoyetz
". visited in Duluth on Monday.
a Miss Dolly Chiabotti of Tower was an
Ely visitor Thursday.
re Mrs. Arvid Hassel and Mrs. Jack Rice
were in Virginia to attend the bali
game Saturday evening.
L. Mrs. Louise Fromherz of Detroit is
in the city for visit with her brother,
Joseph Stoll Sr.
m Mrs. Alice Mclaughlin of Hlbbing is
in the city for a visit, guest at the
Earl West home.
ir Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Thomas. Mrs.
Katherine Roman and Isadore Kaue-
man OF Virginia visited here this week.
IS Theodore Slogan and Mike Popovich
were visitors in Two Harbors Saturday
on business.
s. Gordon Thornberg will leave this
week for Norway, Michigan, where he
viii visit for month.
it'll Norman Brown ana John Smrekar
y. attended the FILA meeting in Duluth
on Tuesday.
In Mrs Cyrille Fortier was a Duluth
visitor while Mr.. Fortier visited in Two
Harbors last week.
a Mrs Elizabeth Gianotti and Mrs.
Lawrence Brisson were visitors in St.
Paul on Friday.
Miss Betty Mills, who has been teach
ing at McGrath, returned to her home
Monday to spend the summer with her
nl mother, Mrs. Josephine Mills.
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church !,
win meet at the Community Center on q
y Thursday next. Hostesses for the ses-
Is sion will be Mrs. John Gouze, Mrs
Carl Johnson, Mrs. william Jones and G
Mrs. L. s. Sloan.
S, Pentecostal services will be held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan
Krause on East Chandler Street in one I
y of the Pioneer houses next Sunday at {
2:30 in the afternoon. George Nelson, G
/ secretary of the PentecoStal church IF
Duluth, viii be the speaker. All are
"a welcome.
The Rev and Mrs. Arthur Dinsdale I
5 of Hibbing were in the city Friday for
the commencement. They were ac-
e companied by Miss Elizabeth Sloan
: who visited with her parents, Mr.. and
: Mrs. L. S. Sloan.
Miss Gertrude Maxi, nurse at st.
"a Luke's hospital in Duluth, left Tuesday )
h for Duluth after visit of several days I
a with her father, j. o. Maxi, and other
II relatives in this city. She was accom-
: panied here by Miss Margaret Lingholm s
n also nurse at st. Lukeis.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Grant of Mil
waukee drove to Ely Monday for visit
/, with Mr.. Grants uncle and aunt, Mr. :
n and Mrs. Peter Schaefer. They were on i
. their wedding trip having been married !
. at Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, on Saturday.
They left over the Ely-Ffnland road for
a trip to Port Arthur and Fort william c
: The Rev. ]. e. Nepola of Port Arthur,
q vice president of the National Luther
e League of the Finnish Lutheran church.
spoke to the League members at the /
First Evangelical Lutheran church here 4
= on Sunday. a
h Miss Isabel PoSton, who graduated
from the Junior College Friday has re-
turned to her home in Davenport, a
Iowa. Her uncle and aunt, Dr. and 7
e Mrs. George T. AyreS, accompanied her s
: home. On their return DR.. and Mrs. b
o Ayres viii spend few days in Chicago.
s Miss Deetz of the County Child Wei
\ fare department in the Virginia Office.
was the principal speaker at last a
nights meeting of the Rotary Club. T
h telling the Rotarians of the work Of
S, her department in clear and in-
It lstructive manner. Wilson Carlson cited
d the news events Of the week and Walter
S. Engiund led the singing. The ladies of |.
,e the Presbyterian church served the
dinner.