The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-01-11

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Byrd Brownel went to Minneapoli;
Wednesday for a convention of Frig-
daire dealers.
Mrs. P Martinetti visited her
daughter, Mrs. c. NJ Tramontin, in
Chisholm, last week
Mary BouSka won first prize for the
best snapshot submitted for the Duluth
Herald'S Fair Play club page a week ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. John I. Pearson had
as their weekend guest, their niece,
Miss Gertrude Carlson, Of Washington,
D. c.
Food Sale viii be conducted by the
Catholic Women Foresters at the City
Meat and Grocery on Saturday, jan
uary Is, beginning at 2 O'clOck.-adv.
George Gould. who spent New Years
IN Ely, left last week TO resume his
postgraduate work at the University
Of Minnesota.
The engagement of Miss Katherine
Louise Fugina, Aurora, TO Henry Hugo
Eanka Of this city, has been announced
by Miss Fuginas parents, Nj. and Mrs.
Joseph Fugina.
Mrs. Edwin Tow, who has been a
visitor at the home OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Seraptine for the
past month, has returned to her home
IN Dubuque, Iowa.
Walter Leino, who is taking post
graduate work toward his bachelor of
science degree at the University OF
Minnesota, spent the holidays with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Leino.
Mrs. B. J. Agnew and daughter, Miss
BaTneJta Agnew, went to Minneapolis,
Saturday. From there Miss Agnew
continued 70 Colombia, Missouri, TO
continue her work n Stevens College.
Food Sale by the Presbyterian Ladies
Aid at the Miller Market on Saturday,
January Is, at O'cIOck.-adv.
Miss Alice ziegIer returned TO Ely
and her teaching duties, Sunday. On
her return from Minneapolis, she was
accompanied by Mrs. Owen Morris and
son, who viii visit with Mrs. Morris
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John PuSovich.
DIVA KvipeIto, Junior College student, !
broke his wrist in a city league basket
ball game, Tuesday evening, in Mem |
orial gymnasium. Falling backwards |
after fouling another player, he landed |
on his hand, breaking the bone
NEWSCAST in Finnish Language |
every evening at 6:I0 P. NJ, Monday
through Friday over stations W MFG
and W Fl L 3. Important news brought |
you in your native tongue. Listen to-
night. lib |
DR.. c. ]. Larson, of Bemidi, viii be
at Ely, at the Forest Hotel, on Saturday,
Jan. both from P. NJ to P NJ. and
also on Sunday, Jan. 21st, from a. NJ.
10 y noon. IF you are in doubt about
your eyes come in and have them ex-
amined. Glasses fitted, also artificial
eyes-ady. 1-1I-I8 |
Mrs. Byrd Browneu was called to
Indianapolis Indiana, Friday, by the i
death of her mother, Mrs. Matte h i
Bertuleit, well known in this city where
she resided with her daughter for a
year or more. Mrs. Brownel is ex-
pected to return the middle Of the
week.
Andrew Allan Good, a former resi-
dent Of this city and winton, during
operations Of the Swallow & Hopkins
numbering activities in this section.
died Sunday in q Duluth hospital fol-
lowing a brief illness. G. H Good,
brother, also well known in Ely, and
two sisters survive.
Miss Louise Brula, formerly OF this
city but now a resident at Great Lakes, |
Illinois, writes that she is on her va
cation and IS spending the same at /
Denver, Colorado, and other points in
the state. She is visiting a sister,
nurse at the Fitzsimmons hospital and
a brother who is an NJ D. at Brighton,
Colorado.
Girls Week, during which the young
ladies pay all expenses, viii be OBJ !
served by the Junior College girls with /
a dance at Assembly Hall on Saturday
evening, January 20, for which a nickle-
odion viii furnish the music. Juniors
and Seniors are invited to the strictly |
Leap Year affair. The dance tariff is /
set at 10c per person. Games VIII be
played.
1895 Queerest Accidents. 4 farmer
was electrocuted by bucket Of water,
a boy was shot by falling pear, a |
bicyclist looped-the-loop TO the TOD of !,
an utomobile-and other freaksh mis-
haps, al Of which are described in |
words and pictures in The American |
Weekly. the magazine distributed with |
next Sundays Chicago Herald-Ameri- |
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