The Ely miner., 1942-10-01

Mr.. and Mrs. j. I. Laing, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. C. Jones and Mrs. Carl Torn
berg were Duluth visitors on Monday.
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Miss Minnie Aurell was called to
Bovey last Friday because of the
death of her aunt, Miss Mae Johnson
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Mrs. John Aro is leaving today for
Camp Robinson, Arkansas, for visit
with her husband, in service at the
camp.
Miss Margaret Hutar and Miss
Amelia Veranth returned to Ely on
Thursday after a two-weeks' vaca-
ton trip.
Mrs. John Salminen returned to
Ely on Wednesday from Superior
where she has visited her parents for
several days
Kenneth Hegman, Norman Lein of
Winton and Edward Erzar of this city
have enlisted and have been accepted
in the army.
Ed Thye, Republican nominee for
Lieutenant Governor, was in the city
yesterday in his trip over the ranges |
meeting the voters.
Mrs. George Coad and daughter, |
Nancy, left for Virginia on Friday.
They will make their home at the La |
Sale apartments there.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Skule and
daughter, Mary Lou, left on Friday
for st. Paul, after visiting relatives
in Ely for the past month.
Everett Ellefsen returned home
Monday after eleven months spent in
Newfoundland where he has been
engaged on a defense project.
The Past Noble GrandS Club will
meet Saturday at 2 o'clock in the aft
ernoon. Hostesses for the day will be
Mrs. Bessie Burley and Mrs. Minnie
Hodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Anderson, son
and daughter, left Saturday for Min
neapolis after a visit with the parents
of Mr. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Anderson.
The Methodist Ladies Aid meets
next Thursday, Oct. 8, at the Com
munity Center Hostesses Mrs. VIM.
Trudgeon, Mrs. Ed Williams and Mrs.
Ben Danielson.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. j. Chinn and
daughter, Mary Ellen, left last Fri
day for Rockford College, Rockford,
Illinois, where Miss Chinn will resume
her studies.
Miss Annette Simonson of Thief
River Falls left Monday after spend
ing week with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Columbo and son, Carlo, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Nat Dargontina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Seraphine and
"Jacky" left Friday for
their home at Thief River Falls, after
attending the funeral of Mrs. George
Baribeau, grandmother of Mr.. Sera-
phine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lauren Leino have re-
turned from Fargo, N. D., where they
visited Mr.. and Mrs Walter Leino.
Mr.. Leino has been promoted to per-
sonnel consultant for the Training
Battalion stationed there.
Hello, Ruth, Hello. Come on over
for coffee. I have my new KITCHEN
HEATER going. 1t is so cozy and saves
heating the whole house. Yes, we got
it at the Vermilion Electric Shop. |
They have different types.-adv.
Staff Sgt. Warren S. Childers was
here for a day last week on a visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Childers at McComber. He was on his
way to Texas where he was transferred |
from Fort Ord, Calf. He was in the
Medical detachment at Camp Ord.
A surprise birthday party was held
last Friday afternoon for Mrs. Ethyl
Koschak at the home of Mrs. Blaz
zakrajek of Spalding location. Many
beautiful gifts were received and a
delicious lunch was served. Hostesses
were Mrs. Emma Markovich and Mrs. |
Frances zakrajek.
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D. H. Stafford and daughter, Helen,
who have spent the summer at the
Stafford home on White Iron have re-
turned to their home at Mankato,
Kansas Mr.. Stafford and his party
are usually among the first to arrive
for the summer and among the last
to leave in the fall.
Sheriff Sam owens, County Sur
veyor Ray Mattson and Harold
Grinden safety head for the Duluth
Chamber of Commerce were visitors
in the city Thursday TO ra few hours
leaving for Meadowlands from here
where Sheriff Owens made an ad-
dress that evening at rally.
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The ST. Louis Countyrural teachers
will meet in Virginia Friday and Sat-
urday The rural schools in the war
will be the theme of the meetings and
addresses will be made by Linus E.
Vorpahl of st. Paul, Dr. Gerhard Won
Claim, Duluth and DR.. w. w. Cook
of the State University. County Sup
erintendent Arthur Lampe also will
speak. At $50 in the evening the
teachers will be the guests of the
Virginia Retail Merchants association
at a banquet.