The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-08-12

Tower News and family were in the
city Friday on vacation visit in their
trip about the country. They left over
the Echo Trail on their return to Tower.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dougherty and
Miss Nora Rudow of Downing, Wis.,.
left Tuesday for their home after visit
ing a week with their aunt and sister,
Mrs William Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Lundeen became
the parents of baby boy Sunday
morning at the Shipman hospital. The
little fellow passed away on Monday
evening. Sympathy is extended the
bereaved parents.
Mrs. E. w. Hanson drove to Mora,
yesterday with her parents, the Rev.
and Mrs. John Blackhurst, who had
spent several days in the city on visit
with their daughters, Mrs. Hanson and
Mrs. Douglas Nankervis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Dyer of Minneapolis; Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Patka and Mrs. John Patka
of Virginia, spent the weekend In the
city, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Bouska and family.
President G. G. Haugen and Secretary
E. G. Bolitho of the Ely Rotary Club
attended the conference of district Sec
retaries and presidents held at Fergus
Falls on Monday and Tuesday of this
week.
George Kotze, formerly resident of
this city but now of Eveleth where he
is with the municipal court as court
officer, accompanied by his son-in-law,
Paul Roeder, was in the city Friday for
a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holmes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Renell, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Jones, the Misses Edith Rennell
and Ida Backstrom of Duluth, were
visitors at the A. D. EllefSen home
last week.
Misses Alice Valecek and Dorothy
Pamish of Cicero, Illinois, enjoyed
fishing trip and BURBERRY gathering ex-
cursion on their visit here last week.
They were accompanied on the trip by
Paul Lobe and Ray Nyman of the
tourist camp
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Cain returned to
their home at Long Beach, California,
Wednesday, after a weeks visit with
the brother of Mrs. Cain, Leslie
Nicholas, and Mrs. Nicholas, and sister,
Mrs. Carl Johnson, and Mr.. Johnson
at Winton.
Mrs. Ben Braford arrived Sunday
from Menomonie, Wis, to be with her
sister, Mrs. William Rautio, who en-
tered the Shipman hospital, Tuesday,
for surgical treatment Mrs. Braford
will also assist at the Bouquet Shop
during the absence of Mrs. Rautio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Killen of Calumet,
Mimi, were in the city Friday on the
return trip from a motor visit to Port
Arthur and Fort william, Canada. They
were former residents of Section Thirty
where Mr.. Killen was employed with
the Section Thirty Mining company.
James Tonkin, who with his son,
Kenneth, and nephew, Sheldon Brown,
has spent the past month on canoe
trip in international waters, returned
Saturday. He reports most enjoyable
outing but stated that the appetites of
the boys for pancakes was something
Immense. Mr. Tonkin and son returned
to their home in Duluth, Saturday.
! G. E. Shines, chief inspector for the
National Cash Register Company, OF
dayton, Ohio, who with Mrs. Shines and
baby were visitors in the city in July
have returned for the second visit and
are at the tourist camp. Mr. Shines
says he is well pleased with the i'm
provements made at the camp since his
!; first visit in July, among which was the
installation of electrical connections fol
trailers.
Mrs. Hope Mouser, well known in
this city where she visited often during
the time her daughter, Hope, taught
in the Ely schools, died at her home
, in Gilbert, Thursday, at the age of "a
She was postmaster at Gilbert fol
eight years and prominent in Eastern
, Star and White Shrine circles. She il
, survived by her daughter, Mrs. C.
Eukes, Bakersfield, California, and TIVE
sons, Deane, Gilbert, and Daryl, Vir
ginia. Clyde Bender of Duluth, alst
well known here, is a brother.
/ A very enjoyable time was spent b!
' the Birthday Club at a Sandy Poin
Y picnic. One half of the club enter
e tanned the other half with dinner an
Y round table discussion Mrs. Saral
: Ellefsen was initiated as new membe
); of the club. Guests of the day wer
d Mrs. Laursen and Mrs. Anderson @
d Minneapolis, mother and sister of Mr..
It Carl Johnson; Miss Hazel Nicholas
e Miss Audie of Cleveland, Ohio. an
r Mrs. June Mesker and daughter {
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