The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-11-13


She also visited her son, Robert, and
Mrs. Chinn at Two Harbors.
"Oh, Ann! Please come over. I'm
washing with my new BENDIX and
Wen have coffee while it does the
work" Vermilion Electric Shop.-adv.p
Mr.. and Mrs Robert st. Amant,
before leaving Cook, for this city, where
they assume their residence, were
honored with a farewell party on
Thursday evening.
DR.. and Mrs. j. E Thompson spent
several days IN Minneapolis last week
Miss Ruth Martinetti, who is a stu
dent nurse at the Abbott hospital in
Minneapolis, returned with them for
a weekend visit.
Mr.. and Mrs Ado1ph Schroeder left
Friday for winter at Pompano, Flor
ida. They left caretakers at their
White Iron home who viii assist other
caretakers in looking after the sum-
mer homes at White Iron.
Mrs. Edward T Buckley, Eighth
district auxiliary president, and Mrs.
Agnes Fogelberg. local unit president,
viii attend the fall conference of the
state American Legion and auxiliary in
Rochester Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Helen Stone and baby of
visited Mrs. Mary Spreitzer
here over the weekend. Mrs. Stone
came to bid goodbye to her brothers,
Matt and Bill Spreitzer who left Sun
day with the group for Greenland on
defense contracts
Mrs. John Golobich returned Sun
day from Minneapolis where she visited
with her son, Lawrence, and Mrs.
Golobich and daughter Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Golobich and daughter re-
turned with her for a several days
visit.
A social hour was INDUCED in after
the meeting Of the Eastern Stars on
Monday evening. Cards were played
with Mrs. B. o. Strachan winning the
honors. Lunch was served by Mrs Hope
Bailey, Mrs. Sigurd Olson and Miss
Jessie Livingston
Fuller Brushes will make ideal
Christmas gifts. For demonstration
phone Lee Cole, 343-R.
A mass meeting to protest the mass
Killings by Nazis in the occupied
countries Of Europe viii be held in
Duluth on Sunday next at the Shrine
auditorium. It is expected that thou
sands from all parts of the Arrow
head country viii attend
Mrs. Ted Brouilette of Minneapolis
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Trefle
Brouillette here last week. Mrs.
Broiulette will be remembered by many
as the former Sunshine Noah, from
bonist Of ability and a resident of Ely
when her mother conducted the City
Band here.
A letter from Bob Watts says he is
at San Bernardino, California, for the
winter. He also states that Bob Cow
ling and Bill Maxi, two employees of
the wilderness Outf1tters stopped in to
see him. They were on their way to
Long Beach to secure a job in one of
the defense plants. He says Camp
Ham and March Field are only a few
miles from San Bernardino and he
thought he would call on some of the
Ely boys at these camps but only bus
mess viii secure admission.
Hearty breakfasts for chilly days
Recipes that have the old-fashioned
stick-to-the-ribs appeal and that viii
supply pep and energy. Also onion
dumplings, pork roast, parker house
rolls and other prize winners. You'll
find them all in the Housewives Food
Almanack, that unusual feature IN
The American Weekly, the magazine
distributed with next weeks Sunday
Chicago Observation-Disclosures.
Fuller Brushes will make ideal
Christmas gifts. For a demonstration
phone Lee Cole, 343-R.