The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-10-08

-. Matt Spretizer was a Virginia visitor
& on Monday.
!: waino Somero, city engineer, visited
= in Duluth, Sunday.
..- Sig Stavnes was Carson Lake visitor
=. over the weekend
Mrs. o. E. Gibson of Tower visited in
this city on Monday.
Miss Carol NJ Herrick was Duluth
visitor over the weekend.
~ Fred Atkins and daughter, Helen, were
Virginia visitors on Monday.
OH Miss Signe Anderson visited her sister,
nS' Ann, in Duluth on Sunday. q
Miss Pansy Van Dyken was Two
oA- Harbors visitor over the weekend.
Mrs. John Kangas and Mrs. Mathilda
Kukko were Virginia visitors on Friday.
rip Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clayton of Hib-
bing were Snowbank lake visitors last
week.
Ter, Mrs. Joseph Slogan and daughter,
Emily, were Virginia visitors on Sat-
urday.
I'D Mrs. B. NJ. Lambert and daughters,
). Mary and Peggy, were Virginia visitors
on Monday.
ar Miss Helmi Perttula of Gheen will
,ek visit relatives and friends here this
weekend
nee Miss Martha Tpomala left Wednesday
er- for New York City where she will visit
Mrs. T. Ahola.
ave Lew Passon has returned to his duties
at at the Gersghol market after ten day
leir vacation in Duluth.
Mrs julie Johnston and daughter,
on Geraldine, visited relatives and friends
axe in Eveleth over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Buragljo and Mr..
and Mrs. James Chiabotti, Jr. returned
ent Monday from Calumet, Michigan where
Mr. they had visited.
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Mrs. william Haselblad, Sara and
Billy HaSselblad, Matty Tyson. Mrs.
Iiss Edel and Dolores Ellefsen were Virginia
Mr. visitors on Saturday
on
family, who have spent a successful
ON summer at their cottage on White Iron
eek lake, leave today for their home in
BILE Mankato Kansas.
The Junior College German club.
ger under the supervision of Miss Mary Ann
low Kraft, met last Friday after school.
eld Contests were held for the first year
nj students. Prizes were won by Misses
nds Irja ESsila and Verna Martin. After
the contest the group joined in COM
munity singing of German songs,
Ely The band at the school has been
lis enlarged to IS members, larger now
ion than for several years past Director
me DiNino regrets that few girls are in
terested as he had in view a band con-
siSting wholly of girls. A novel saxo-
AL phone quartet of girls is in process Of
ano organization, according to the Ely High
BE- Lights, the school publication.
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nth prenuptial shower was rendered
LID Miss Alice Woolen on Thursday even
ing at the community center at which
a large number of friends were present
en- and all enjoyed the program provided.
Jay The bride received many handsome and
rye appropriate gifts. Refreshments were
Dar served by the hostesses, Mrs. Joseph
oc- Markovich, Mrs. T. J. Harri, Mrs. Chas.
nc Nappa and Mrs. Matt Markovich.
A program was given at the Junior
~ College assembly, Friday morning. Cor
ING don Browne was the chairman and gave
nez clever Introduction of the absent
Vhe German Band" Several selections were
'oio given by the glee club composed Of
ap- Julia Skule Mary Lambert, Margaret
Hanson, Elsie Tolonen, Ards Sloan,
on Florence billiard, Berniece Cardew,
,ce Verna Martin and Eleanor Farragut.
INV James Hall gave a very interesting and
o5. educating talk on the revolution in
bad Spain. Dean Sig Olson led the COM
vol munity singing.
oval The Rev. Crawford Grays, well known
in this city and whose voice has been
T heard over the radio on Sunday
;rcb mornings, has been transferred to the
ire church at Bemidji and has left CHS
idle holm where he has been pastor for the
the past six years. His many friends on
-ida the ranges regret his leaving. They
,aTt join in wishing him success in his new
position at Ben1idji and cheerfully
recommend himself and estimable lady
Mr.. to the people Of that city.
Neil, -.-,-,---
Mrs A pre-nuptial shower was rendered
ora+ Miss Katherine Hutar at the community
Itza center on Tuesday evening and about
.isb 160 people were in attendance and en-
7cbo joyed the evening with dancing to The
music of Frank Kromar. Lunch wa
served during the evening by tht
uth, hoStesses, Mrs. John Vessel, Mis-:
Mrs Christine Merhar and Miss France.
L F. Hutar. The prospective bride wa!
man showered with many handsome and
-ick- useful gifts.
pent .---.
q al The regular meeting Of the Republ
can club was held Tuesday evening a
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