The Ely miner., 1943-08-12

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| Carl johnson, last weekend.
DIR. Janet B. Sutton and Miss FL
sic Ranta of Grand Rapids spent the
weekend at the VIM. B. Maxi cottage
on BURNSIDE lake and the Henry
Ranta home here.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Schuler and
children, Bobby and Susan, returned
to st. Paul after spending two weeks
at the E. H. Starkman home at White
Iron.
Harlan Larnpe spent several days
| in Minneapolis where he attended the
Minneapolis Star Journal agents
meeting.
-Belated news of the christening OF
the young daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Roland Ericsson at Big Lake July 2S
has reached us. The baby was christen-
ed Roberta Catherine, with DR.. Pres
ton Bradley, who was at Big lake on
fishing trip, in charge. He was a
guest at whispering Pines lodge con-
Quoted by the Ericsons. The grand
father of the baby, Otto Sarkipato OF
Washington, D. c., was present.
Mrs. Edward Nelson and children
of Minneapolis returned home Monday
after a visit here. Mrs. Nelson was
Miss Mariani before her marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Modin, Du-
Iuth, who have been visiting their son,
Stanley Modin, and family for a week,
left for their home yesterday. Mr..
Modin operated the opera house here
in 1909 and was very much interested
with the appearance of the city now
and then.
Come in any time and just browse
around. You'll enjoy the Gift Corner.
Verm'i:on Electric Shop.-adv.
For that very special and individu-
al gift, come to the Gift Corner. Yer
million Electric Shop.-adv.
Mrs. Mary G.. Rom and Mrs. Joe
K. Novak were in Gheen where they
attended the funeral of Martin No
yak who died after a long illness at
Chicago. He was cousin of Mrs.
Rom and Mrs. Novak and veteran OF
foreign wars.
Mrs. A. Tolonen left Wednesday for
a two-week visit with her daughter in
Washington, D. G.
-'U. S. Foreign Policy" Walter Lip
pmann's latest book, was reviewed by
w. v. Langen at last weeks Kiwanis
club meeting. Duane Myers was in
charge of the program. DR.. j. j. Call
is in charge of tonight's program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mathew Lab and
family will leave Sunday for Cleveland
where they will spend two weeks.
The observance of the Goth birth
day of Mrs. Tillie Skogland on Monday
took place at her home on Sunday
ith all her remaining children and
their wives and husbands present. Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Skogland were here
from Keewatin, Mr.. and Mrs. David
l.. Childers and Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Dahlgren of this city assisted Mrs,
Skogland in observing the notable
day. Also present were several other
relatives and friends.
Carl Olson, ST., and Jr., of Min-
neapolis are here on weeks visit
with their daughter and sister, Mrs.
D. S. Myers, and Mrs. Myers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Slabodnik,
Jr., are parents of a daughter born at
Shipman hospital Monday.
First Lit. Clark Foster, who is on
furlough from Panama, was a guest OF
his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Needing. Guests at the Moeding
home over the weekend were Arthur
Foster and Dorothy Glasgow Of Pine
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Coleman and
son of Duluth were guests in the Mr.
and Mrs L. Eckert home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Artisens1 are
parents of a son born Monday at the
Shipman hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad G.. Haugen
and son, James, left wednesday 1or
Wadena, where they will reside. They
are stopping at Grand Rapids to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Reddlng and
Mrs. Josephine Mills.
! Mrs. Uno Saari left Tuesday FOL
Minneapolis to met her sister, Helen
Slogan, who is coming from Cleveland
where she is in defense work. They
expected to return here today.
Victoria Matesha was in Duluth
Wednesday to accompany her sister
Katherine, who has been confined tc
st. Mary's hospital for five weeks fol
/ medical attention.
| Mrs. Richard Chinn had as hel
guests today Mesdames John Jens-
void, G. A. Dahle and Robert MayaL
of Duluth.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Trudgeon have al
guests for ten days their niece, Gloria
| Trudgeon, Wakefield, Mich. On hel
return home, she is to be accompanied
by June Trudgeon, who Will visit rel
atives in Wakefield.
Miss Vida Thomas spent the week
| end in Duluth with her sisters.
j. P. Matthews of Ironwood, Mich
is visiting in the Harold Matthew
home.
Mrs. B. S. Richards left Tuesda
for Hibbing to visit relatives.
The Rev. A. Bailey of Tracey
! Mimi. who has been in Duluth, ar
rived Wednesday to visit his son, !
A. Bailey.
Marian Maxi of Section Thirty
in Minneapolis taking a course in ali
line radio operating and teletype com
munication at the Midland schoo
She is also doing office work for tn
Northwest Drug company.
| Mrs. o. w. Parker left Sunday al
ternoon for Duluth after visit wit
cousins who are spending month
BURNSIDE lake.
Mrs. H. H. Sanders of Duluth sper
the weekend at the E. w. Hanson re-
idence.
Mrs. B. M. Lambert was a que
of relatives in Virginia the past weei
end.
Pfc. Louis Senta of jefferson Bal
racks, Mo-, arrived Thursday for
visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Dargontina an
son, Donald, spent two weeks visitir
on the range and in Duluth.
Mr.. ad Mrs. Stephen Smrekar ar
children went to Cloquet Saturday
visit her mother, Mrs. Homer Dub
IIMr. Smrekar returned Sunday but h
family remained for weeks visit.
Mrs. Carl Pietala entertained
her home Friday evening for grot
of school friends. AUX. Helen Chern
Mrs. Amelia Blus and Mrs. Care
Glass of Fargo, N. D., were guest fro
out of town.
III Mr.. and Mrs. Duane Myers al