The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-09-04

& Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Golobich an
daughter of Fort Smelling were HON
over the weekend for a visit with Nj
Golobich's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Johl
: Golobich.
:. Mrs. Margaret Baxtrum left Mon
day for st. Cloud, accompanying he
: daughter, Miss Gloria, and Miss Mar
garet Mitchell to their school duties il
the Granite City.
A. j. Lindgren and family of Mime.
; apolis are here on their annual vacation
visit at Burley Park. Mr. Lindgren is
the manager of the Globe Printing
Co., at Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Dinsmore and
daughter, left Tuesday for their home
in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, after a visit
with Mr.. Dinsmore's mother and other
relatives in this city.
Bernard M. Brula has returned
from a visit with his mother in South
Bend, Indiana, where he spent two
months. He also spent some time in
Chicago and in Michigan.
From the Ohio State University
news agency we learn that Miss Isa-
belle S. Thompson of this city has
| entered the University in the Arts
department as Freshman.
Mr. and Mrs. John Popovich and
son who have been visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Nick Popovich,
Jr., for the past month have left for
their home in Oakland. Calf.
Steve Stonich and family of CHS
holm are visitors in the city this week
with Mr. Stonich's brother, JOS
Stonich. Mr. Stonich was resident
of this city before going to Chisholm.
Mrs. VIM. j. Kobishop and children
left Friday for their. home at Stevens
Point, Wisconsin. after a weeks visit
with Mrs. Kobisflop's mother, Mrs. E.
L. Edwards and other relatives in this |
city.
The Past Noble Grands of the Re-
bekah Lodge will meet at Burley Park
on Saturday at $3.50 in the afternoon.
Hostesses for the day will be Mrs.
Richard Hodge and Mrs. William
Burley.
Blaz ZaNajek and Karl Peterson and
son Dorman who are visiting here
from Florida, enjoying fishing trip
to Sunday Lake and in Canadian
waters. They report good fishing and
a catch of their limit of trout.
Nate Sarkin, former resident here
but for the past several years con-
nected with the Paine-Webber broker
age firm in Duluth, is spending a two
weeks vacation here. Nate says his
friends persist in going fishing but all !
ne came for was rest and eating and
sleeping is his main program.
The sacred cows of America. Even
,he holy bossies of India don't lead the ,
luxurious lives Of our scientifically
bred and cared for milk-giving cows.
Read about them and see pictures Of
heir daily lives in The American :
Weekly, the magazine distributed with
lext weeks Sunday Chicago Herald
American.-adv
Mrs. William Tramontin entertained I
n honor of Mrs Clifford Thompson
It her home on Tuesday evening. Cards
we're played and high honors went
o Mrs. Clarence Thompson and
Irs. Chester Hillman received the :
ut prize. The guest of honor re-
eived many beautiful and useful
lifts. The hostess served a delicious
inch.
DR.. and Mrs. j. NJ Alexander and e
daughters, Charlotte and Kathleen
mn, of Cannon Falls, who have been '
listing with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur T
ierahn at Lakeside left at once on j
eceipt of telegram calling Dr. Alex {
cunt of the breaking out of a hog
holera epidemic in the territory over
hitch he has charge. a
The Andrew Spolarich family were
it with a siege of serious illness last
eek. Miss Ruth Spolarich is at st.
uke'S hospital in Duluth with mild z
ase Of infantile paralysis Her mother S
J in Duluth. Andrew Spolarich, pro- fl
rietor of the National Bakery left c
to enter the Veterans Hos n
ital in Minneapolis for relief from a
ad attack of arthritis. Many friends a
ish for speedy recovery.
BuffalO's News Stand sells The Ely
liner each week. I,
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