The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-10-22


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Judge Mark Nolan was in the city
yesterday on behalf of District Judges
Kenny, Freeman and Nolan, candi-
dates for reelection.
Mrs. John Arc has returned from
Camp Robinson, Little Rock, Ark
ansas, where she had visited two
weeks with her husband.
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Mrs. Herbert Gianotti and Miss
Ann Bonaventura entertained their
bridge club at a $50 bridge dinner
at the home of Mrs. Gianotti. Miss
Verna Sensted won high honors in
bridge.
Mrs. Uno Saari and brother,
Michael Mertel, arrived in Ely on
Tuesday from Camp Barley, Texas
Lieut.. Mertel will spend his furlough
in Ely with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mako Slogan.
Mrs. o. E. Koivunen, Mrs. Waino
Starkman, and Mrs. Helmi Dyhr re-
turned Monday from the Twin Cities
where they spent the weekend with
friends and relatives. Miss Lillian Koi-
vunen returned with them for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt
Beatty announce the birth of son on
Friday, october 8, at the Cook hos
pital Mrs. Beatty was formerly
Blanche Nichols. Mrs. Mary Nichols
left Tuesday for Cook to visit her new
grandson.
Mrs. Harold Dillon entertained her
bridge club at her home on Monday
evening. High honors in bridge went
to Mrs. Joseph Gerzin and Mrs. Carl
Bragga. Mrs. Milton Coombs, a
member of the club was presented with
several farewell gifts.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Carlson, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. c. Bolitho, Mr. and Mrs.
M. w. Peterson and two families from
NaShwauk returned Tuesday from a
pheasant hunting trip to Madison and
Ortonville, Minnesota They report
good shooting and an abundance Of
pheasants throughout the southern
Minnesota districts.
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The Jobs Daughters have completed
plans for M. S. A. party to be given
on october % at the Masonic club
rooms A Scavenger Hunt, Apple Bob
bling and cards will be part of the
evenings activities. Miss Betty Carl
son, Louise Mckenzie and Williamary
Edwards are the committee in charge.
The Style Show has been postponed
indefinitely.
Miss Margaret M Gordon of Ely,
reported for duty on october 8, 1912,
at the VIVA War Production Training
Center at Duluth to take training in
radio. She will live in the Resident
Center which is operated in conjunc-
ton with the training center at 1881
w. Third street, Duluth. Upon COM
pletion of training she has agreed to
accept employment in industries related
to national defense.
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A pot luck supper was held recently
at the Methodist church parlors in
honor of Walter Matthews, assistant
organist for the church and prominent
in it's activities, who leaves Monday
for the army Herbert Venner was in
charge. The following program was
presented Talk, John Nankervis;
song, Bonnie Jean Dunstan; reading,
Miss Doris Warner; reading, Mrs. Jim
Warner, accompanied on the piano by
Mrs. Floyd Dunstan; talk, Rev. j. E.
Dowler. Matthews will be presented
with wrist watch.
Knutson-LeBeau and Smrekar-
Coombs won in the Ely bridge league
tournament held at the Community
Center on Wednesday, October Is.
Mrs Art Knutson and Mrs. E. LeBeau
won first place in the North-South
division with a total of 102 match
points while Mrs. Conrad Hanson and
Mrs. w. Langen were second with a
total of 100 in the same position. Mrs.
Steve Smrekar and Mrs. Coombs won
first place in the East-West division
with a total of 1O6 match points while
Mr.. and Mrs. Strachan placed second
with a score of los match points.
Remember Pearl Harbor
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