The Ely miner., 1943-11-04

All-rubber extension cord. Cali at
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Saari of Seat
tie have peen here two weeks visiting.
Bob Watts small boat sunk at the
dock IN spite of the efforts of a salvage
crew to save it.
Pvt. Robert Anderson, who Is at
tending Heidelberg college in Ohio,
has been visiting his parents.
Mrs. Roy Durenberger entertained
her bridge club Saturday with honors
going TO Mrs. herbert Gianotti and
Mrs. E. H Anderson.
The Methodist WSCS win meet at
the Community Center Thursday, with
Mrs. Peter Theno, Mrs NJ johnson,
and Mrs. VIM Richards hostesses.
The Methodist men are serving a
chicken supper to the public at the
Community Center Saturday, Nov. 6,
from 5 to z p. m, at Is cents.-ady.
MIR. and Mrs. RENO Kosh arrived
the middle Of last week from Hlbbing
W WISH dt tlG SOPA1&k1 AooA dOA11C.
Mrs. Koski remained until Sunday.
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Wednesday Afternoon the joins as
sembly of the junior college and high
school were entertained by the Victory
Bells quartet, the first lyceum number.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Musich and Mr.
and Mrs Walter Breen were in Vir-
ginia Monday, the gentlemen attend
ing a union theater operators meet
ing.
Mrs. Gust A. Maxi returned Sunday
from three-week visit with her
daughters, Mrs. Capouch at Moline,
Ill, and Mrs. Keskitalo at Worthing-
ton, MINI.
Ms Eden Ellefsen and Mrs. Alfred
J. Coombe were hoSteSSes at surprise
birthday party Wednesday evening at
the Coombe home in honor OF Mrs.
Leona Richards.
The regular meeting Of the Past
Noble Grands club VIII be held Satur
day at p. m. in the IOOF hall The
hostesses are Mrs. Audrey Nicholas
and Mrs. Sophia Richards.
The annual freshman initiation and
dance was held in Memorial gym Fri
day night. Miss Adelia Bulge was IN
charge of games. The cheer leaders
are sponsoring dance Saturday night.
The following apprentice seamen
from the University of Minnesota, have
been home: David and Placid Goulet,
John Fink, Donald Myntti, Sheldon
Kayute and Roy Johnson, and also
George Butorac Of Gustavus Adolphus.
Pvt. Keith BroWnen arrived Thurs
day from Camp Walters, Texas, to
spend a furlough with his parents. He
leaves Wednesday for Texas, where
he will report at Shepherd Field to
start training with the army signal
corps.
For that special" gift, come to the
Gift Corner. The beautiful FINNISH
CHINA has just arrived. Vermilion
Electric Shop.-adv.
Solved at last, England's cougar
old murder mystery. A thunder storm
and a Nal bomb turned up an 18th
century corpus delicti and revealed
how Britain's first underground used
commando taculcS to purge ruthless
King Sweyn. In The American Week
~, the magazine distributed with next
Sundays Chicago Herald-Anerican.-
adv.
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The Kiwanis held their ladies' night
last week. DR.. and Mrs. Backhus Of
Nopeming, who had spent L years IN
China, spoke, and Dorothea Skeel, ac-
companied by Eunice Berglund, sang.
Ladies attendance prizes went to Mrs.
Edward Bolitho ana Mrs. Arth. For
selius and Miss Skeel, with the mans
prize going to Archie Swanson.
The Business Girls club met with
Miss Zella Richter last Thursday. Each
member brought lunch box, with the
exception of dessert which was served
by Adela Rudow, Miss Richter, Elma
Pekkala and Anna Mattila Mrs. Ruth
Kings box won the prize. Mildred
Rothman won the door prize. Miss
Richter read The Snow Goose Miss
Minnie Ratzlaff, Miss Zella Austin and
Miss Lois Anderson were guests.