The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-10-15

Mrs Carl Braga spent Friday in
Duluth.
Michael Brickley, mayor of Two Har-
borS, was an Ely visitor on Saturday.
Miss Inez Saxine visited in Virginia
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Allison were
Cook visitors on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Hasselblad
were visitors in Tower, Saturday.
Aldermen John Maxi and Frank
Zgonc were Duluth visitors on Saturday
Miss Frances Sershen left for st. Paul
Saturday where she will be employed
Miss Vera Nelson and Merle Rauch
were Minneapolis visitors over the
weekend.
Miss Margaret Schwarzbauer attended
the Minnesota Nebraska football game
in Minneapolis Saturday.
Mrs. Lawrence Brisson of st. Paul, is
in the city for a visit with her mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Gianotti.
Lauren NiSkala of Cook and Sylvia
Niskola of Duluth were guests of Elsie
Kukko on Sunday.
Mrs. F. B. James has returned from
a visit in Winona with her daughter,
Mrs. Ed. Rollinger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Baxtrum of Su-
perior are visitors in tn city, guests at
the home of Mrs. Margaret Baxtrum
HuSSey.
Bruno Kauppi, John SCUBA, Ted Passi,
Uno Kukko, and Leonard Slabodnik
attended the football game at Mime
apoliS on Saturday.
Mrs. c. Kolar and niece, Miss Ella
Koshir of Gilbert and Mr. and Mrs.
John Kausek of Eveleth were Ely visi-
tors last week.
Mrs. A. c. Prisk entertained six tables
Of bridge at her home on Wednesday.
Mrs. H. E. Berg was awarded first
honors and Mrs. A. C. Solem second.
The Past Noble Grands club of Yer
million Rebekah Lodge met at the lodge
rooms, Saturday, afternoon at o'clock
with Mrs. David Childers as hostess.
Contractor Rautio has begun the work
Of erecting an addition to the avenue
side of the James Block to be occupied
by a store. The basement is now be-
ing completed.
Mako Slogan is remodeling his
recently occupied by Chreps
soft drink parlor. The same will be
by a and 10 store next
month. Chrep is now in the Beck
The store heretofore occupied by the
Ely Hat Shoppe in the Ely Theatre
before its removal to the
Simonson building, will be occupied by
Ladies Wear who are re-
moving from the James Block.
The rummage sale conducted by the
aides of the Presbyterian church at
he Community Center on Saturday
irew a large attendance and many
articles were disposed of. Clothing
seemed to be the best seller.
A prenuptial shower honoring Miss
Merle Rauch was given last evening
1t the home of Miss Gladys Merrill with
Miss Marian Jensen, Miss Betty Brick
ey and Miss Minnie Ratzlaff as CO.
POSSESSES. Contract bridge was played
vt several tables and lunch was served.
The table decorations were handsome.
The bride-to-be was the recipient of a
beautiful table lamp.
A wedding shower was rendered Mrs.
lanes Chiabotti, Jr., at the community
enter, Friday evening. Hostesses were
Mrs. Charles Erickson and Miss Eta
Murphy. Dancing was the feature of
he evening, music being furnished by
Louis, Chiabotti of Soudan. Many
handsome gifts were presented the bride
~ those present. A delicious lunch
vas served by the hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Swift have re-
,urned from their wedding trip which
jook them to the Texas Centennial ex-
position at Dallas and through parts Of
Mexico and its quaint and renowned
I'D cities and countrysides. Barney
'ays he was very much pleased with the
Mexican conditions and also the con-
litions prevailing in the border cities
If Texas.
Miss Jane Dahlgren arranged the pro-
gram for Junior College assembly on
Friday. Robert Carlson gave trumpet
;olo and was accompanied by Teresa
Iarni at the piano. Due to the fact
hat Supt. Vaughn of Chisholm was
Unable to be present for his scheduled
5alk, Dean Olson addressed the as
Sembly, speaking on the Indian stu
alton on the reservations he visited this
summer.
George F. Moss, president and treas
lrer of the Western States Envelope
company of Milwaukee, passed through
the city Saturday on his way to North
Shore points over the Ely-Finland No.
highway. This was the first trip of
Mr.. Moss in this section of the state