The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-03-12

Mrs. Richard Chinn and daughter, Boz
Mary Ellen, were visitors in Virginia on M
last week
Mr.
Clifford Cook, who = with the CCC in d.
forces at Cusson, visited friends in the
city last week. MI
- day
Mrs Philipa Martinetti has returned
from Chisholm where she visited with Mr.
relatives and friends. cover
Miss Hilda Berglund of Chisholm
visited with relatives and friends in Mis-
Ely over the weekend. Crab
n5is. Mo- C1o.-o,, rat,,rned the latter last v
49,, 80 tt,a 40 fro,,, r,,,,,,tb wbara Che Mrs.
had visited with friends. Bee
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relatives for several days. "a %
Mr.. and Mrs Tony Bonicatti and In
Herbert Nelson Of Virginia were visitors OoiiIs
at the Seine home last week. "
Duluth Teachers College, is visiting
with her parents at Winton. MI
- for !
Mr. and Mrs. Charles GuStafson were week
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Potti lectul
at Eveleth over the weekend. teach
Misses Katherine Riikola and Agnes Pa,
Halamik and Merlin Riikola spent sew city
eral days in Virginia last week. ton
" local
Hibbing this weekend and will attend Mr.
the regional basketball tournament. Virgil
them
Mr.. and Mrs. John Apostle and Mr.. dow :
and Mrs. John Mooney visited in Vir- ia,
siiiia' E'eie'h anu f1iDoiiis last "eeA' be pl
]. H. Gentry and Carl Batter re- TIL
turned 10 Duluth early IN Ihe week Tcwe
alter having ATTENDED, 10 business niae- condl
ters mere. Johal
Mr. ord 6rs MerI woodbau of Du- John
lutb Visited Of the homo of Mrs wood Olive
halls father, Alex Elfving, in this city Mis-
Iiiis WEEK. for a
Mr.. and Mrs. James I. Laing returned MIS-.
1,bursc,oy from, rlodetone michigan wher
rhoro +bo,, Rod hao,, couad hv tba train
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The Misses Marian Gouze and Louise
Grahek visited with friends at Vir- re
ri,;a ouo. the ueot-end ond attended city {
the tournament games. l,is =
The Misses Evelyn Liberty and Vivian the h
Karvala returned the fore part of the Ely a
week from Minneapolis where they opera
visited for several days.
Emmett Sund, Leonard Pete and That
Etalo Folio made up party who visited A Tr
in Virginia and attended the basketball ting
games over the weekend. WEE
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Miss Mildred Rothman, who is on the tJEp
school faculty at Chisholm, visited with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Mrs
Rothman, here over the weekend. the
sofa,
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anu ieh'c VIVIAN "e1e IL tion.
last "eeh-eiio "iiele 'iiey "isieH'eu Oite folnc
olSCrlcI championship oaSheOoaA gaines cessfl
Alex Pertula and daughter, Laura, Cnar
accompanied Miss Heinz Pertula to TIL
buyck WHERE she Is .eaciiins' SUNDAY from
aiIer MISS neini iiau sisiDeu ieia.ive' ploye
anu lrieiiefs III eiie oi'y o'ei Uiie wen at W
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Miss In,ise Koschark of this citv natio
served the lunch for a birthday party speaf
given Dick Taylor at Great Lakes, Ill, iler
and. at which Is were present. Miss piieo
Koschalk and Miss Viola Erickson also Sena
were honor guests at a leap year party. oCiief
frien
Miss Marjorie Rikhus was rendered rapid
birthday party at the Forest Hotel on work
Saturday evening A dinner was served
and bunco was played at four tables.
Miss Clara Herseth was awarded first An
honors in the play with Miss Joan Dnlu
Thompson getting the consolation tbis
honors. Dancing rounded out the even To :,
ing. The honor guest received many illres
gifts and we'll wishes for the occasion. ,,a11
Stanley Adkins addressed the Rotar- by h
ians at their meeting on Wednesday OF III
evening on The Bookings Institute of -
economic research He explained a
theory studied by the institute by means
of charts showing the rise and fall of
manufacturing, income, wages and
prices since the Civil War up to the
year 1888. His talk was Illuminating
and a repetition in which he could give
more time to certain portions of the
survey was requested Judge Edward