The Ely miner., 1943-11-25
IN THE PACIFIC.

IN THE PACIFIC.
Pvt. Louis Boldtne, after silence OF
several weeks, has written to his folks
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Boldine, that he Is
well at some Pacific port.
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Peter Beck had as guests from Wed
nesday until Sunday his son-in-law
Clarence c. Campion, and M. Hassett
of st. Paul, where here hunting.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Nicholas and son
Billy of New Brighton were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn B. Paulson and
family from Sunday until Tuesday.
Mr.. and MRS. VIM. W Bennetts and
daughter, Elizabeth, are spending
Thanksgiving day In Eveleth with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. s. Gil
lette.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. v. Langen are
spending Thanksgiving in Eveleth with
her mother, Mrs. william Hoye, and
with his parents, MI. and Mrs. w.
Langen.
The Rev. James E. Dowler spoke on
Thanksgiving at Tuesdays meeting OF
the Kiwanis club. The meeting date
was advanced because Of the holiday
on Thursday.
Verna Senstad and Mary Quinlan
entertained their bridge club at the
home of Mrs. Josephine Mills Thurs
day. After a $50 o'clock dinner, bridge
was played with honors going to Mrs.
Wayne Passi.
Mrs. G. B. Hilliard entertained at
a dessert bridge at her home Wednes-
day afternoon. Honors went to Mrs.
|B. w. Rorabeck, high, Mrs. Duane
Myers, second, and Mrs. Wilho v. Lam
gen, cut.
DR.. Joe R. skala, a son Of
Martin Skala, who operates veteri-
nary hospital in Chicago, visited here
last week. Accompanying him was his
brother, Matt Skala, stationed with
the fleet in Eastern waters, who came
home on leave.
The o. E. s. held initiation Monday
night at the Masonic hall. After the
meeting refreshments were served by
Mesdames Anna Jones, chairman, Ruth
Nankervis, Isabelle Mitchell, Hilda
Trudgeon, Myrtle Focht, Clara Rich
ards, Josephine Mills and Verna Sen
stad, and Miss Jessie Livingston.
The following teachers are spending
the Thanksgiving holiday with rela-
tives: Pansy Van Dycken, Two Har-
bors; ALI Hasu and Justine Vessel,
Gilbert; Emily Stember, st. Cloud;
Frances Hilligan, Chisholm and Esther
Paciotti, Virginia, and Ann Bonneven-
tura, Nashwauk.
Miss Mary Ellen Chinn, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Richard j. Chinn, will
be a hostess Friday evening at the
open house in the practice cottage
maintained by the home economics
department of Rockford college, Rock
ford, Ill. Homemaking activities this
fall, for the first time, have included
the care of baby.
From lollipopS to the worlds biggest
hunk of sugar. The Cinderella ro-
nance of the French candy girl who
married the rich Aga Khan is over.
How she's going to live happily on
what will make alimony history is told
by Lowell Morrill, in the American
Weekly, the magazine distributed with
next weeks Sunday Chicago Herald
American.-adv.
w. j. Trygg and Sig Olson made vo-
cational talks at the last Rotary club
meeting, Bill on forestry and Sig on
education Birthday greetings in song
were given Wilson Carlson and the
Rev. H. Russell Browne gave fare
well message upon the departure OF
DR.. c.. Gordon Watson, who is leaving
for Minneapolis. Songs were sung un-
der the leadership of Frank v. Di-
Nino, with music by Miss Fleming.
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Mrs. w. j. Kayute Will report on the
fall conference at the Legion Auxiliary
meeting Wednesday of next week. The
following program has been arranged
by Mrs. Lillian Wenstrom: Carol sing
ing by unit members; readings, Mrs.
Ruth King; vocal selection, group OF
high school girls directed by Miss
Dorothea Skeel Cards will be played
and lunch served. Members are re-
minded to bring their contribution for
the children's Christmas party.
Mrs. Jos. Novak, Sr., captain OF the
sixth precinct Victory Aides, enter
tanned her group at the Community
Center last Wednesday evening. Pres
ent were Mesdames Geo. yelcheff, Fred
Bunney, Arvid Larson, John Rosan-
dich, Jos. Skufca, John Prola, Nat
Dargontina, Harold Trebilcock, Frank
Vranesich, John Kovach, Peter Kot-
zian, Marko Junke, Anton Freshmen,
Anthony Skradski, Jos. Starkov1ch,
Jos. Jamnick, Martin Grahek, Peter
Theno, James Rowe, Ernest Anderson,
Charles Gorshe, Frank lgonc, and with
Mrs. Joseph Fleming, head of the
Aides, as a guest. Assisting hostesseS
were Mrs. Jos. Novak, Jr., Mrs. Theresa