The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-08-19
Memberships in Ely Moose
NOLU Number OUer 800.

Ely Lodge of the Loyal Order OF
Moose initiated Is new members last
evening before a large audience. With
the addition of the new members, the
lodge now numbers more than 300
members.
Regional Director N. r. Smith, who
has been in the city the past two weeks
in the membership campaign was
present at the initiation last evening
and made an address.
| Charles Bennett, national figure in
Moosedom and executive from Moose
heart, who is spending few weeks at
one of our resorts, made the principal
address at the initiatory session for new
members speaking on the benefits &C
cruing by being member of the Moose
order.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. BONNER We're Vir-
ginia visitors Tuesday.
Frank v. DiNino is in Chicago for a
vacation visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Gordon attended
the Legion convention in Virginia.
Mrs. Frank SerShen and children left
Sunday for visit with relatives at
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cal. Nygard and Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Breen of the Ely
Theatre were in Virginia Tuesday.
Postmaster and Mrs. Norman Brown
and Mrs. Lawrence Ludtke took in the
sights in Virginia, Tuesday.
John Nankervis of Amboy, Mimi, is
in the city for a visit with his parents
and to attend the wedding of his sister,
Isabelle, to Kenneth Snyder
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Carlson and Mr..
and Mrs. Sig Olson returned Thursday
from their trip through the West. Mr..
and Mrs. Olson left Saturday for trip
to Wisconsin.
Were we to name all those attending
the Legion convention in Virginia, off
and on for the four days beginning
Saturday night, it would be necessary to
print a roster of our inhabitants.
Mrs. Jack Sullivan and two sons and
Mrs. William Petherick, who have been
occupying the Simonson cabin on
BURNSIDE lake, have returned to their
home in st. Paul. While here Mrs
Petherick disposed of her residence
WV b To-
Mr.. and Mrs August Hippaka and
children arrive this week from Oswego,
N. Y, where MIR. Hippaka has been at
tending summer school, for a three
weeks visit at the Gabriel Hippaka
home. Mr.. Hippaka is a teacher at
Madison, Wisconsin.
Mrs. Stanley Adkins entertained Sat-
urday afternoon honoring her mother
Mrs. j. R. Chenoweth of Albany, Mis-
souri,, who is visiting her daughter and
Mr.. Adkins in this city. Mrs. c. G.
Haugen was awarded bridge honors
Guest prizes went to Mrs. Chenoweth
and Mrs. Schmidt of st. Louis, Mo.
John Peretti was fined $25 and costs
for the illegal possession of venison by
w. o. Lomasney, justice of the peace, al
Section Thirty. Theodore Ojala, An.
) drew Furney and Delmar Herring were
fined $25 and costs on a charge Of
) failing to extinguish camp fire. The
fines were suspended for one year.
Mrs. j. j. Call and Mrs. Thomas j
Carey entertained at four tables o.
dessert bridge at the Call cabin or
White Iron lake, Monday afternoon
High honors were awarded to Mrs. B
j. Aghew and second to Mrs. JOSEPH
Gerzin, Jr. The travelling prize wa.
! awarded to Mrs. Nick Popovich.
Last of the Dalton boys dies with hi
) boots off," Sole survivor of the no
torious train and bank robbers passe.
! away-respectable An interesting ar
ticle in the AMERICAN WEEKLY, tn,
magazine distributed with NEXT SUN
DAYS CHICAGO HERALD AND Elk
AMINER.
Fl The Misses Lempi Hippaka and Lain,
Laitala, who are travelling through
\ Europe, in a letter to the home folk
) tell of meeting Mike Somero who
visiting at his old home town o
; Kalajoki. The letter stated that MI
Sopoaro moo most oUraaah 1v c11,,oriSo.