The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-04-25

Butte, Montana, are visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Murgel
Calvin Coleman of Butte, also is a
guest at the Murgel home
Mr.. and Mrs Byrd Brownell and
daughter, Nancy Byrd, accompanied by
Mrs. E. c. Bolitho and daughter, Jane
were in Grand Rapids, Sunday, where
they visited Mrs. w. Chalberg, re-
Gently injured in an auto accident
Mrs Chalberg is former Elyite and
sister of Mrs. Bolitho.
The International Falls choir of the
First Lutheran church will present a
song service at Bethany Lutheran
church at 400 p. m. Mrs. Bernard
Talsness is the director. They sing at
Emmanuel Lutheran church in the
morning. The choir of Bethany spon-
sors the appearance of the choir.
Herman T. Olson was in the city
from Tower on business Thursday. The
new store building to replace the one
destroyed by fire early in the year is
rapidly going up. In the meantime
| the business of the Olson company is
being transacted in what was formerly
the warehouse on the rear of the site
H. Millard Jones, Minneapolis, Secre-
tary of the youth and education de-
partment of the Minnesota Temperance
Union, spoke to Junior College and
high school students, Friday morning,
in the Washington auditorium. Mr.
Jones appeared here under the auspices
of the Ely Finnish Temperance society.
The Rev. Victor Koivumaki, former
pastor of the Suomi Synod church in
this city, but lately of Detroit, Crystal
Falls and other cities in Michigan, was
in the city Sunday on visit. He was
on his way to Home Mission field in
Maine where he will be stationed.
While here he delivered sermon at
the Suomi church.
Pennies from Heaven" A myS-
FERROUS angel" showers Missouri
towns citizens with hundreds if dollars
every week. Who is he? His benefi-
Charles are not sure they really want
to know. Read about this strange case
in The American Weekly, the magazine
distributed with next Sundays Chicago
Herald-American.
Misses Angela Shober, Marie Kuzma,
Julia Perushek, Frances Seine, Christine
Kuzma and Angela Glavan, members
of the Gopher Lodge No. 2, are entered
in the S. S. c. U. tenpin tournament
which opens in Cleveland, Ohio, on
April 81. On the way to the Ohio city
the girls will stop off at Joliet, Illinois,
to bowl an exhibition match.
Miss Winifred Lomasney, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. william Lomasney of
Section Thirty, will be married, Sat-
urday morning at the Catholic parson-
age to Mr.. Clayton LANCE of Cleve-
land, Ohio. Miss Lomasney has been
doing social service work in Mime
apolis for the past two years.
Miss Margaret Schwarzbauer, Her
bert Gianotti and Mr.. and Mrs. Nick
Popovich, j., entertained the Bid and
Bye club at the Forest hotel on Sat-
urday evening. High honors for the
ladies went to Miss Mary Quinlan.
Miss Maryen Jones and Mrs. Andy
Jacobson tied for second. High honors
for the men went to James Mitchell
and second to Mrs. o. T. Friedsburg
Mrs A. G. Thompson, former resi-
dent of this city miss Ellen Wallace
has been here from Los Angeles, Cal,
for a visit with her brother, R. j.
Wallace, and family, whom she has not
seen for 20 years. Mrs. M. c. Douglas,
daughter of Mrs. Thompson, arrived
from Canada this week and will accom-
pany her mother to Canada where she
will spend few months before re-
turning to her California home.
The Ladies division of the Bridge
League met at the Community Center
on Friday afternoon. High winners
for East and West were Mrs. A. O.
Knutson and Mrs Elias LIE Beau; sec
ond were Mrs Andy Jacobson and Mrs
Chef Anderson. High winners for
North and South were Mrs. c. H.
Hanson and Mrs Stephen Smrekar and
second were Mrs. j. j. Call and Mrs.
Thomas Carey.