The Ely miner., 1943-09-16

Miss Evelyn Liberty, formerly Of Ely
but later of the West coast, Is here for
visit with friends.
Mrs. JOS Gerzin, Jr., was hostess to
her bridge club Monday, with honors
going to Faith Walsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Eustice returned
to her home in st. Cloud after visit
with her sister, Mrs. Roy Durenberger.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. High ana chill
dren of Duluth spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gnidica.
Come in and look over our new line
of Greeting Cards for every occasion.
The Gift Corner, Vermilion Electric
Shop.-adv. p.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold A. Rosenbloom
of Minneapolis are here for a visit.
Mr.. RoSenbloom is employed by the
Northwest Airlines.
Mrs. T. 0. Elfuing and daughter,
Sandra Leslie, Duluth, are spending a
week at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. j. Hoppa.
Geo. Bisam returned Sunday from
Chicago where he attended the nation
al convention of the Croatian Frater-
nal Union as a delegate from the local
lodges.
Mrs Margaret Mitchell returned to
her duties as instructor in the Wlnona
schools after spending her vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Mitchell.
Edith Bohince was the guest OF hon.
or at a farewell party Thursday at her
home before leaving for Minneapolis
to resume her studies at the UnIver-
sity of Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Leng and chill
dren, Beth and Bruce, Grand Marals,
spent the weekend at the Frank Legat
home. Bruce is visiting his grand
parents for two weeks.
The Jobs Daughters held their first
meeting last Wednesday, with Past
Honored Queen June Trudgeon presid-
ing and reporting on the grand ses-
sion at Hibbing last June.
The Girl Scout Council met Tuesday
evening, with Mrs. j. G.. Kotcheva1
and Mrs. Ed Buckley as hostesses. Mrs
M. j. Murphy is in charge OF the
Scouts Christmas card sales.
Mrs. Leonard Slabodnlk, Jr., ant
daughters, Suzanne and Katherine, arr
leaving today for Duluth to reside
Mrs. Leonard Slabodnik, Sr., is accom-
panying them but will return within
few days.
The O.ES. held its first meetin!
Monday night. The committee II
charge of the social hour were Vern'
Senstad, AdeIa Rudow and Mrs. Jos
ephine Mills. Honors in cards went q
Mrs. w. C. Carlson.
Guests, of Mr.. and Mrs William Ber
netts Sunday were her father, A. D
S. Gillett, Eveleth, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il
Mason and daughters of Wilmette, Ill
and Mr. BENEFITS father, w. ]. Ben
netts of Elevelth.
Edward PirSh, who has been in Am
arillo, Texas, doing summer work il
connection with his chemical engineer
ing course, is here for a few days be
fore leaving for the University OF Chi
cago to continue his studies.
1t. and Mrs. Bennett W.. Kantol'
were here a few days this week, an,
enjoyed a seaplane fishing trip T.
Crooked lake. Lieutenant Kantola
a flight surgeon at the naval auXil1ar.
air station at Chincoteague, Va.
A. @. VIM. Arvola, formerly OF thi
city, has been transferred from Crane
Rapids, Mich, where he had been /,
meterologist, to the Chanute Field. HI
left here Friday after visit at tn
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Kittila
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ahlstrom vii
be in Detroit Sept. "a for the gradu
alton of their daughter, Lenore, from
a nurses school. Mrs. H. G. Smith o
Detroit, who with a son, Kim, ha
been at the home of her parents TO
six weeks, will leave Monday, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Ahlstrom.