The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Stueland AM
John ASH have remvoed from Aurors
TO this city to make their home, &C.
cording to the Aurora News.
William Holmes of the 5th Cana.
dian Division has returned to his pos
at Camp Borden, Ont, after a visi
with friends and relatives in Ely.
The annual meeting of the st. Louis
County Historical Society will be held
at the headquarters of the society in
the Duluth court house on Monday
November 8.
Mrs. R. Cowling is spending some
time at Piedmont, Missouri, where he,
daughter, Mrs Robert Hill, is recov-
ering from an operation performed
two weeks ago.
Mrs Andrew Tuomikoski and son
Private Urho Tuomikoski, who was
home firm Camp Claiborne, Louisiana
visited at Biwabik and other range
towns last week.
Laurence and Marjorie Berglund of
Minneapolis spent the weekend at the
home of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Berglund They were accom-
panied by Miss Claire Schiller of Min
neapolis.
Mrs. Ida Mae Kartilla entertained
at a handkerchief shiwer at her home
on Thursday evening in honor of Mrs.
Stewart Eckhard 500 was played with
honors going to Mrs. Emma Moravitz.
Frederick A. Dargis, who has been
with Co. <, 56th @. NJ. Regiment at
Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, has re-
turned home. Mr. Dargis is one of
the average selectees. He has been
placed on the reserve list subject to
call if needed.
Mrs. John Fro was entertained at a
surprise party by a group of friends at
her home on Friday evening. She was
presented with some lovely glassware
and a delicious lunch was served by
the hoSteSses. Mrs. Fro was formerly
Mrs. Selma Winchell.
The Eastern Stars had a social hour
after their regular meeting last Mon
day evening. Bridge was played and
Miss Marian Jensen received the
honors. The committee in charge was
composed of Mrs. H. A. Berg, Mrs. W
C. Carlson, Mrs. F. Di Nino.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Davidson OF
New York City, formerly of Ely, have
announced the marriage of their
daughter, Lois Lauretta to Mr.. Morton
Smith Howell. The ceremony took
place on Sept. in Broadway, New
Jersey, where the couple will reside.
Margaret Russell McMahan, sophie
more at Oberlin College, Ohio, was
chosen social chairman of her dormi-
tory, Barrows, for this year, accord
ing to advices received from the pub
icity department Of the college. Miss
McMahan is the daughter of Mr. anG
Mrs. A. j. McMahan Of this city.
Mrs. Russell Hall and Mrs. Lowell
Anderson entertained at a party al
the home of Mrs. Hall on Thursday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Stewart
Eckhard who with Mr. Eckhard anc
son left Saturday to make their home
in St Louis, Mo. Bunco was played
with honors going to Mrs. E. E. Stron
and Mrs. Sam Swanson. Mrs Eckharc
was presented with a guest prize.
Lynn Pearson, president; Lois Sond.
strom, secretary; Elsie Tjader, treas.
urer; Lloyd Pearson, Everett Thorn
felt, Richard Cardew, Alvin ViSte
Donald Melin Phyllis Pearson, Emma
Mae Palmer, Elaine Sund, Mary Lind
beck, Shirley Mae Johnson and Phyllis
Palmgard of the local Luther Leagut
were in Tower Monday to attend ;
Halloween party Of the Tower AMI
Ely leagues. The party was held il
the Tower school cafeteria. Games wer,
played and a lunch was served.
The hit-run murderer-and how
they trap him. The most coward.
Of highway criminals. who destroy
more than 1000 lives a year, is practi
caIIy at the end of his rope becaus
he can't hide his tracks from speciall
trained scientific detectives. Read o
their latest methods and some of thei
outstanding cases in The American
Weekly, the magazine distributed witt
next weeks Sunday Chicago Herald
/ American adv