The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-01-14

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VIM. Richards of Hibbing spent the
weekend here.
R. ]. Chinn and B. S. Richards were
in Duluth Monday
Mrs. Frank Sershen returned to her
home from the local hospital wednes-
day.
Russell Edmunds is now member
of the army air corps at st. Peters
burg, Fla.
Mrs. R.. Balenger and son of Min
neapoIis are visiting at the Frank Ser
shen home.
/ Jos. j. Mayerle was home on fur
Tough for Is days with his mother, Mrs.
Anna Mayerle.
Harry Brady is again on the job aft
er two weeks at the veterans hospital
in Minneapolis.
Miss Ann vertnik left Sunday for
Minneapolis where she will be en-
ployed in defense work.
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Mrs. Agnes Fogelberg viii leave Sat
urday for Duluth where she viii take
a course IN defense work.
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Mrs. Charles LaSsey returned Fri
day from Minneapolis where she spent
the week with relatives and friends
Mrs. Carl Bragga entertained her
bridge club Friday evening at her res
| idence. Mrs. Wayne PaSsi won high
honors.
Someone left a package at The
Miner office containing a brand new
large scrap book. Can and get it. No
charge.
MI. and Mrs. Greg Miller left Tues
day for Milwaukee where they viii
visit Mr.. MiIler's mother and brother
for a week.
Mrs. VIM Bennetts entertained at
a dessert bridge at her home Thurs
day afternoon. Honors were won by
Mrs. L. q. Larson and Mrs. A. D.
Gillette.
Mrs. Pearl CoIletti Maxi, former Ely
school teacher, has been made instruc-
tor Of the nursery school opened Mon
day at Biwabik and viii continue IN
til April l.
John Nankervis, teaching music in
the schools at Yuma, Ariz-, asks that
the Ely boys who may be at Camp
Young correspond with him at the
Yuma high school.
John Apostle of the Chocolate Shop
was in Duluth last week where he
went through the clinic for a checkup
on ailments which have kept him con-
fined to his home and bed for some
weeks.
Frank Anthony Sartori, once a res
ident Of this city where he was q men,
Der Of Sartori Bros. grocery and bak-
cry on East Sheridan street, died Sun
day at his home In Chisholm where he
had resided since leaving Ely. He was
70. Surviving are several nephews and
nieces at Chisholm.
Mrs. Clinton Coombs and Mrs. wiIho
v. Langen we're high scorers at the
Ely bridge league Friday Mrs. william
Jones and Mrs. John Rikhus were Sec
ond Playing east and west, Mrs. E.
A. LeBeau and Mrs. A. o. Knutson
were first and Mrs Wilson Carlson
and Mrs. 3. o. Strachan, second
New wonders Of the world-When
peace comes. Reporting forecasts by
scientists of a postwar life with feath-
erweight homes, plastic cars end gil
der trains. An extra Ordinary article
by Robert D. Potter, science editor Of
the American Weekly, the magazine
distributed with next weeks Sunday
Chicago Herald-American-adv.
The outgoing officers Of the Rebe-
kah lodge were hostesses for a social
time at the last meeting. Mrs. Ueber-
lacher Of Duluth won first honors in
bridge and Mrs. E. z. Strom in fan
tan. Mrs. Ueberlacher is a guest at
Mrs VIM. Burley. Mrs. Myrtle Focht
wes a new member transferred from
Ironwood, Mich The joint installation
Of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs VIII take
place Saturday evening. Leslie Mich
olas VIII install for the former and
Mrs Audrey Nicholas for the latter
Carl johnson VIII be installed Noble
Grand for the IOOF, G. Matchiner,
Vice Grand; Nicholas, secretary. and
Arvid Sundholm, treasurer. The Of
ficers Of the Rebekahs were printed
two weeks ago.
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How Japs Got Workers
At Haiphong, French Indo-China,
when labor recruiting Jagged, Jap
band enticed listeners. Jap troops
then surrounded the crowd and al
lowed only those proving regular
employment to leave. The rest were
! marched of under guard.