The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-02-20


Celeste Bayliss visited their homes in
Chisholm over the weekend.
Miss Angela Slogan of st. Paul is
visiting at the home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Slogan. in this city
Miss Blossom Van Dyken of Duluth
spent a few days in the city on a visit
with her sitter. Miss Pansy, of the local
schools.
Emil (Ogema) Anderson. outdoor
writer, wha has been at Burnside lake
for some time, has gone to Wisconsin
for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w A. Alden of Burnt
side Lodge left Thursday for Florida
where they will spend the balance Of the
winter and to visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. W. Peterson.
Don Alonzo's Treasure" an operetta
in two acts will be presented by the
High School glee clubs at the Wash
ington auditorium tonight. Miss Julia
Keefe is directing the operetta.
Mrs William Mitchell was in Duluth
yesterday to accompany her daughter,
Margaret, home after spending a year
at 81. Luke's hospital. Margaret and
her mother arrived on the noon train.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. o. Strachan enter
tanned the Christian Endeavor group at
.I,o;r bay,,a ~, T-,arr5ar avariuu Games
were played led by M. and Mrs. Byrd
Brownell A fine luncheon was served.
Notification was received this morning
that the pickup and delivery service
for express shipments will be inaugur-
ated in Ely. Pickup and delivery Of
freight has been in force for the past
thirty days here.
paid in Full" What happened to a
confirmed double-crosSer when he met
a girl. A short fiction story in The
AMERICAN WEEKLY. the maya
zine distributed with NEXT SUNDAYS
CHICAGO HERALD AND EXAMINER.
State Forest Ranger william Hotter
was in the city from Tower Monday on
business for his department. Mr.. Hotter
states that the extreme cold of the past
DAYS has interfered with work in his
department.
Mrs. B. o. Strachan was in Mime
apolis over the weekend TO help her
father, c. B. Miller, celebrate his 9th
birthday. Mr.. Miller is well known here
and his many friends join in wishing
him many returns Of the day.
Miss leila Richter entertained at the
Forest Hotel with a dinner in honor OF
| the birthdays Of the Misses Frances
Richards, Elizabeth and Dorothy Berg
and Nancy King. The group attended
the theatre later in the evening.
DR.. Calm left Monday for the Ten
nessee Valley TO assume his new position
as director of biology for the iva after
spending several months at Burnside
Lake where he was engaged in writing
a book on the Playground Of Nation
section of the Ely district.
The Music and Drama Club met Mon-
day evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. w Parker. Mrs. Parker was
/ the hostess with Mrs Stanley Adkins
assisting. The program was in charge
of Mrs. G. T. Ayres who read discus
sion on Beethoven and his opera Fidel-
10. Mrs. E. C. Jones discussed the com.
poser Won Weber and sang several o.
his compositions.
The Ely branch of the American
Association of University Women enter
tanned the Junior College women with ;
Valentine tea at the Memorial cafeterii
Friday after school Miss Forbes CAV
several readings and informal dancini
TO piano music by the Misses Stratherr
Peggy McMahan and Frances Ma
Richards followed. The cafeteria hat
been most artistically decorated.
A prenuptial shower was tenders
Miss Ann Mertel at the Communit
Center last week at which large part
was present. The hoSteSses were: Mrs
Frank Mauser, Mrs. John Glaven, Mr.:
NJ. Rom. Mrs. Peter SkradSh, Mrs
Frank Petek and Mrs. Anton Gornil
Dancing TO the music furnished b
Louis Kotzan was a feature Of tn
evening. Refreshments were served
The bride-to-be was the recipient Q
many beautiful and appropriate gift:
Mrs. Edward Edwards and Mrs. Hel
: mi Tabell were hosteSses on Wednesda
evening for a shower at the home c
Mrs. Edwards in honor Of Mrs. job
Nicholas, a recent bride. Bridge an
Seven-up were played and q deliciou
lunch was served Miss Erma Coad al
Miss Mary Seine we're awarded the hor
ors in bridge and Miss Luise Seine an
Miss lydia Pruki received the honor
for seven-up. The honor guest was II
recipient of many handsome and usefl
gifts.
Frank P. Bourgin Of the Ely JuniC
College spoke on The Constitution an
the Supreme Court" before the RotaI
Club at last nights meeting. Mr.. Boz
gen handled the subject very comprt
hensiyely. Ben Richards was a que
= of the club. Another hundred per Gel
:, meeting was registered. The ladies
the NJ z. church served a fine chicke
r dinner. The next meeting on Wednel
day will be at the Forest hotel. II
larger number Of the Ely club VIII go
n Duluth next week. Thursday, TO he