The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-06-04

Miss Florence Bates left this week Miss
for St. Paul Ter MN
Axel Larson left Sunday for Alberta, Miss
Canada tn visit with relatives he has for Min
not seen in over 40 years.
J. A. Rothman is now local repre- City on
of the Chrysler-Plymouth
cars See his ad in another column. Lower
from HI
Mr. and Mrs. Carl johnson and
children left Sunday for Los Angles, MISS
Carfornio for visit with relatives. visitor
Norman Brown, Emil Bjorkman, Hugo Miss
MakeIa and Howard Harrio spent Sun her hon
day fishing from house boat on
Eastwood. MRS.
for st.
The Jobs Daughters will conduct
Rummage Sale at the Community Miss
Center on Saturday, June g. opening her hon
in the morning at o'clock
" Mr.. al
victor thompson reports oflsh sane Ely visi
for Coolerators of which he is the
local representative. See his ad in Miss
another place in this paper. for her
Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Schaefer, daughter Miss
and son, Margery ana AlVln' Jr' were sister il
in the city Sunday guests at the
Schaefer home. Geors
- the earl
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Taylor and Mr..
and Mrs. Farley Sorg of Brainerd, visi- Miss
ted at the Jack Meittunen home, Sat- home If
urday and Sunday. Misc
The GUERNSEY Breeders of st. Louis relative
County will meet Sunday at the Cherry ,.,s.
I'll
fi SIS, - for her
,-- Kenn
NJ 60 o1,as+r week
at the home of Mrs. Korpi's brother, DR.. Mrs.
J. E. Thompson, and family. welfare
Mrs. Mathew Boldine, ST., Frances David
and Teddy Boldine and Mrs. Albert city owe
Malner have returned from weeks tives.
visit in ST. Paul and Minneapolis.
FG
Mrs. Ture GuStafson, who has spent the Mil
the winter at St. James, Minnesota, by the
arrived last week for visit with her church.
daughter, Mrs William Hasselblad and
family, in this city. MISS
Sebeka
Mrs. Ray U. Harmon OF Duluth is IN mer.
the city on a visit with her many
friends. Mrs. Harmon was Miss Helen MISS
Ceiling before her marriage and head guest o.
nurse at the Shipman hospital. Week-el
Mrs. o. E Koivunen left Monday for Mrs.
an extended visit with her daughters were h,
friends and relatives in New York City. Sunday
She also visits at the home of a sister ,n,,
in Chicago for few days. dor, g.,
range-wide meeting of Scandin- WeeK-el
avian American association of Duluth Mr.
IA w. 'tie 80, et4 va" daught
% a Duluth
Mr..
an WIS Se"lt e. la W ~ childre
80 80. 80, Ivy a-o,..a 80 ~. on Mel
Spielman, Mr.. and Mrs Jalmer Hak- Mr..
kila on Pattison street. Mr.. Spelman daught
is the expert state printer for Minnesota visitors
and made the Miner a fraternal call.
Mr..
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Larson left Sun and M
day morning for Newark, N. j. where visitors
they will visit their son, Howard Larson,
Iemploved there as an electrical engineer Miss
They were accompanied nv Miss MYRTLE week
Maxi and Miss Ina Tykander who will Smith
S.Sts i,leiios III 'iie cast ne 'iip was Miss
,-""e ~ 0"i home
How You Can Tell How Long You attendi
Will Live. Interesting Story Revealing ,o,.
How Your Job, Your Shape" and Your r;.t,
Education Affect Your Life in The 80.
AMERICAN WEEKLY, the Magazine
Distributed with NEXT SUNDAYS Mrs
CHICAGO HERALD AND EXAMINER. visit
I'll g. Ill, I-..., :. Iron n
the Miller Market on Saturday, June 6, Mr.. ;
by the Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian Williar
ehurch.-adv. visitors
| Miss Corrine Kurvinen has been in Miss
the city on visit with her father and visited
sister Mrs. Ted Thompson for the past McCar
week. She returned to Chicago on
Sunday where on Tuesday Miss Kur- MI
vinen received her doctors degree and daugh
ileaves Chicago this week for Los visitor
Angeles where she serves her intern Ara,
ship at hospital in that city. ,,;.;ti,
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