The Ely miner., 1943-08-12


for Washington after visit here.
Edwin Anderson, apprentice sea-
man stationed at Farragut, Idaho, is
on leave here.
Mrs. Clara Carlson spent four days
on Eastwood with Judith Carlson,
Joyce Anderson, Mary Ellen Stember
and Marjorie Murn.
Leonard Slabodnik, Jr., Of Duluth
spent the weekend with his family.
Mrs. Lynn PaulSon was hostess to
four tables of bridge Saturday IN honor
of Mr.. Paulson's birthday. Honors
ent to VIM. Bennetts and Jas. Mitchell.
Paul D. Mccarthy, Jr., petty Of
ficer, second class, of the coast guard,
and Mrs Mccarthy, arrived from Gin
cinnati to visit his parents, DR.. and
Mrs. P. D. Mccarthy, and her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Lampi, Sr.
Pvt. Oscar Roikko has returned to
Camp Mccoy, Wis, after a furlough
here Private Roikko and Jos. F. Kos
telac are members of the 6O2nd tank
battalion at Mccoy.
Mayor Joe Uhle of Buhl was a
visitor here last week. Mayor Uhle is
entering active service with the army
Wednesday.
Miss Josephine Shepel is a men,
ber of the cast of "Sweethearts," Vic
tor Herbert's tuneful operetta. which
was presented at the Cain Park
theater in Cleveland.
Guests at the Leander Anderson
home the past week were Mrs. Edith
johnson of Virginia and Pvt. Walter
Anderson and Mrs. Anderson and
daughter, Carol Faith, Duluth. Private
Anderson left Sunday for Camp Car
son, Colo, but his wife and daughter
are remaining here with her parents
| w. j. Trygg of the forest service
showed a reel of sound film at last
nights Rotary meeting, depicting the
murder of pine timber throughout the
country and the devastation caused by
fire and erosion in the denuded areas
Rotarian guests present were Chas. A
Smith of Mexico, MO-, and Angus
Hippakka of Ames, Iowa. Birthda!
greetings in song were rendered Ar
Zerahn and several songs were suns
under the direction of Wilson Carlson
with Miss Filming at the piano.
Miss Roberta Mattila, daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mattila, formerl.
of Ely but now of Grand Rapids, Gel
ebrated her 4th birthday Monday b,
having in IA guests. The former Ell
iguests were Betty and Kathleel
Schwegel, Rose Ann Mavetz, Judy
Jeanne and Janice IsaacSon, Phily
Perushek. Other guests were Mar
murphy, Darcy Powers, Torrance Mel
any, Jerald Ruuhela, John Schoaf
Mrs. Louis Schweger, Mrs. Fred Fred
rickson, Mrs. Glenn ISacson and Mr.
Hugo Ruuhela. The Matthias returne
from Ely last week after visiting the1
and staying at the j. P. Purdy hom'
The Ely Birthday Club held its an
nual picnic at the Shagawa cam
, grounds last week. Mrs. Eckert had
guest Mrs. VIM. Leibecke, who
leaving the city. On July 81 the or.
, ginal members entertained in homo
, of its charter member, Mrs. Jamt
G. Thomson, who is here visitin
+ friends. A picnic was held at tf
home of Mrs. Sam RapSon. Beside
Mrs. Rapson, first president, origins
: present were Mesdames Carl johnson
secretary; VIM. Pearson, treasure
oscar Anderson, vice president; Jat
Purdy, David Berglund, VIM. Nichol
. John Olson, Louis Eckert, VIM. Ha
and Fred McReady. Mrs. Olson hs
= as a guest her sister, Miss Rena La
o kin, Mortified, and Mrs. McReac
was guest of the club. Mrs. ThomI
\ son was accompanied by her daugf
q ter, Diana. She has been teaching ;
|, st. Ansgar, Iowa. Mrs. VIM. LomaI
9 ney, a charter member, was reporte
to be in Minneapolis visiting n
+ daughter, Mrs. JOS. Quigley. The tv
y went to Cleveland, to visit anoth
; daughter, Mrs. Clayton Lange, who
n recovering from an operation. Mi
n Kathleen, another daughter, can
from Fort Eustis hospital, Va.