The Ely miner., 1942-10-15
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Oliver Pickett was in Biwabik the
first part of the week.
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Mrs. Greg Miller was a Two Har-
bors visitor last weekend.
Mrs. Bern Lambert is visiting rela-
tives in Rice Lake, Wisconsin.
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E. w. Hanson and Ray Hoefler
were in Duluth Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tramontin were
Chisholm visitors over the weekend.
James Miglio returned this week
after visiting in Michigan for two
weeks.
Joseph Spreitzer of the Great Lakes
Naval Training Station is home on
furlough.
ter of Two Harbors are visiting rela-
tives in Ely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank v. Di Nino and
Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Agnew were Vir-
ginia visitors on Sunday.
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Joseph Sever, Jr., daughter, Mary
Ann, and Frank Polyner were Du-
luth visitors on Saturday.
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Mrs. H. J. Dillon spent the weekend
in Two Harbors visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Brickley.
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Andrew Koivisto, Jr., left Sunday
for Richmond, Calf, where he will
be employed with the Kaiser Co.
Rev. Michael Popesh of Hibbing
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Mike Popesh in this city.
Mrs. James Mitchell, Mrs. Andy
Jacobson, Mrs. Ray Hoefler and Mrs.
Lynn Paulson are visiting in Virginia
Bernice Sundholm, manager of the
Montgomery Ward Office in Colorado
Springs, Idaho, is home for a weeks
vacation.
The Rothman family gathered at
the Rothman cottage on Tuesday
evening to celebrate Mr. Rothman's
birthday.
Cal Nygaard, manager for Baehr
Bros. Theatre chain, was in the city
Monday from Brainerd on business
with the Ely Theatre.
Miss Christine Otrin of the First
National Bank has returned after a
two weeks vacation spent in Detroit
and Milwaukee with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Nicholas and
daughters, Peggy and Elizabeth of
Elcor, and Miss Evelyn Olson of st.
Paul spent Sunday at the Paulson
home.
Mrs. Joe Gerzin, Jr., entertained her
bridge club at her home on Monday
evening. Honors in bridge went to
Mrs. John Salminen and Mrs. Wilhe
Langen.
w. v. Langen is in Virginia today
to attend meeting for the delegates
of the Northeast division of the
Minnesota Education association at the
Fay Hotel.
Miss Ann Bonaventura, Miss Ellie
Hassu entertained their bridge club
at the Forest Hotel Tuesday evening.
Bridge honors were won by Miss
Gwendolyn Freer.
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Mrs. Uno Saari left on Sunday for
Camp Barkley, Texas, to meet her
brother, Michael Mertel who will
return with Mrs. Saari and spend
his furlough in Ely with his mother,
Mrs. Marko Slogan.
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Mrs. Josephine Mills will leave Fri
day morning for Grand Rapids to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Redding
and also to celebate the first birthday
of Joan Josephine Relding, grand
daughter of Mrs. Mills.
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Mrs. Burns Rorabeck and Mrs
Oscar Friedsburg entertained on Tues
day afternoon at dessert bridge at
the Rorabeck home. Honors in bridge
went to Mrs. Clarence Hanson and
! Mrs. VIM. Bennetts. Mrs. Duane
Meyers received the cut prize.
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The Ely Bridge League met on Fri
day afternoon at the Community
Center. Honors were won by East and
West, Mrs Clinton Coombe and Mrs.
w. Bennetts, Mrs. Art Knutson and
Mrs. E. LeBeau. North and South,
Mrs. Milton Coombe and Mrs. John
Salminen, Mrs. Steve Smrekar and
Mrs Clarence Hanson.
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The case of the Six Jealous Suitors.
How a rainstorm, a barlow knife, a
fiddle bridge and a schoolmaster's
ingenuity solves the murder of a
harum- siren. Don't miss this
romantic account of famous old
crime as told in The American
Weekly, the magazine distributed with
next weeks Sunday Chicago Herald