The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-02-18
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Mrs. Carlo Colombo Left last week
for Fort Jackson, 8. c.
Mrs. Frances Brown left last week
for California for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. Gregor Miller left wednesday
for Two Harbors where she viii visit.
George Coleman, Duluth, was IN Ely
Saturday to attend the Lomasney fun
eral.
Patricia Nc Mahan, student nurse at
Hibbing general hospital, visited here
last week.
Bartlett Dewhurst arrived here last
week from Panama. He will be here
for two weeks.
r. ]. Chinn, chief clerk Of the Yer
milio- Mining company, left Tuesday
for Cleveland.
Mrs. A. Il. Kenyon left Thursday for
her home in Minneapolis after visit
ing her parents.
Mrs. Walter Carlson win leave sat
urday for Hbbing where she and Mrs.
Carlson win reside.
Miss Patricia Moonan OF Minneap-
ellis arrived here Sunday for a visit.
She 8 studying music in Minneapolis
under Oscar Dellmen.
Mrs. Anthony Cerjance Of Superior
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nick Popovich, ST.. last week.
Mrs. Joseph Bugash entertained at
4. ,y,ra~% y,r{dra nkondou Ejob h0nQrS
went to Mrs. Sam Swanson.
Mrs. John Merinsek has received a
card from her son. John, marine who
is stationed somewhere in the Pacific.
The Methodist church Is holding
special services every evening at 7:30
o'clock for one week, tsarting Sunday.
Mrs. JOS. Kostelac and son, Kenneth,
Mrs. Henry Harri and Mrs. Floyd
Dunstan were visitors in Duluth Sat
uriay.
Miss Elda Anderson viii leave the
first of the week for Cedar Falls, Iowa,
where she win begin training in the
WAVES.
Miss Betty Smith left Friday for
washington to resume her duties there
after spending two weeks with her
mother, Mrs. Mile Smith.
The Dorcas Club, viii hold its Mis-
sion meeting at the home of Mrs.
Frank Anderson at the Calumet loca-
ton on Thursday evening at 7:3o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. P. Mcleod and
daughter were here from Minneapolis
Sunday at the home Of the parents Of
Mr.. Mcleod. Mr. and Mrs. W. ]. Nc
Leod
DIR. Jack Grafaek and James Hodgon
left for Duluth Sunday to be present
for major operation to be performed
on Mrs. Hodgon Monday. Late advices
are that she is doing well.
Kenneth D. Smith, third class petty
officer in the navy, has completed his
Great Lakes training and is now tax
ing further work at Notre Dame uni
versity. He was here on leave for a
short time with his mother, Mrs. Mile
Smith.
Bob" Shoberg,. formerly manager
of the Ely Theatre was here from
Duluth Tuesday to take back some
furniture as the Shoberg's are NOV
ing into a fat on Superior street.
He is assistant manager Of the Norshor
Theatre operated by our respected
friend, Al Arson.
The funeral Of the late W. O. Lo-
nasney was held Saturday afternoon
from the Presbyterian church. the
Rev. Russell Browne officiating. The
funeral was in ctarg feo the Ely
Masonic lodge Of which deceased was
the secretary at the time Of death.
The church, where the remains lay IN
state for several hours before the fun
eral and where many friends called to
pay their last respects. was filled to the
doors for the funeral. Mrs. E. G. Jones
was soloist and Mrs. z. W. Hanson was
at the console Of the church organ
The Masonic lodge presented the fun
eral ceremony Of the order with z. G,
Boitho as worthy master and Ed. G,
Jones as worthy chaplain. The lodge
and the Eastern stars attended the
funeral In a body. Many members OF
the lodges Of range towns and Duluth