The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1943-04-22
FORMER LOCAL
GIRL MARRIED


Baskets of ionquils and white carna-
tons and palms decorated the altar
/ of the Methodist church of Little
Falls Friday for the marriage of Miss
Lois Eileen Robertson, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. G. e. Robertson, Little Falls,
| formerly of Ely, and Karl Kenneth
Moore, son of Mrs. Flora Moore, Min
1 neapolis. The Rev. E. c. Mead offic-
| lated
Pre-nuptial music was played by
Mrs. Wilfret Robertson. The process
sional was the Bridal Chorus from Lo-
hengrin, after which Mrs. Leslie Wer-
ner san Because. While the bridal
couple received congratulations, Mrs.
Robertson played Oh Perfect Love.
| The bride was dressed In a navy blue
suit with navy and white accessories
and wore corsage Of gardenias. Miss
Bernice Cardew, Minneapolis, formerly
of this city, was bridesmaid She wore
an aqua suit with black accessories.
John Moore, Minneapolis, attended his
brother as best man.
Mrs. Moore viii return to her duties
as assistant school nurse at st. Cloud
after Easter Mr.. Moore Is employed by
In Minneapolis. Out-of-town guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Robertson,
grandparents of the bride, and Mrs.
Arvid Erickson, Duluth; Mrs. Flora
Moore and Mrs. John Moore, Minneap-
oils, and Miss Alice Mayo, st. Cloud
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Rothman and
Miss Mildred Rothman were In Au-
rora last week to attend a dinner Civ
en- by MI and Mrs. Chas. Rothman.
NJ J. Murphy was in st. Paul the
fore part Of the week to attend the
funeral of ]. ]. Gleason, former res
ident of the ranges, where at one time
he was mayor Of Eveleth.
Mrs. Mike Gordon arrived Friday
from Washington, D. c., where she is
employed In the ordnance branch Of
the government for a visit with her
husband and relatives here
Visitors from Soudan IN this city
last week were Axel Branwall, Pauline
Erchull, Mrs. Tony ErchuH, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. r. Johnson and Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Salo and children
1t Amelia Logar Of the army nurses
corps came Friday from jefferson Bar
racks, Mo. She stopped IN Rochester
TO see her mother, Mrs. John Logar,
who had been receiving medical atten- |
ton there and brought her to Ely.
Mrs. Ray Reigel and children left
Wednesday for Deer River where the |
children viii visit their grandparents, |
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Reigel. Mrs. Reigel
left Thursday for Boston to visit her
husband, Lieutenant Riegel, and ex-
poets to be gone month.
Miss Jean M. F'ocht, who has been |
with the Keamath Falls, Ore, medi- |
cal clinic, is now at the civic dormitory |
No. /, Fort Lewis, Wash, according to |
word received by her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl p Focht, Ito e. James street. |
The following teachers are leaving |
for the Easter vacation: Eyalyn Dahl, |
Coleraine; Justine Vessel and Marian
Kraker, Gilbert; Ann Bonaventura, +!
Nashwauk, Frances Hlligan, Coleraine; |
verna Senstsd, La Crosse, Wis; Emily
Stember, st. Cloud.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Thompson and
daughters, Phyllis and Priscilla, were
in Minneapolis last week visiting their
son and borther, Victor Merlin john
son, who is In the army air corps TAX
ing training at the University Of Min
nesota. Clarence women accompanied
them to Minneapolis.
The following were winners at Fri
days bridge league session: Ms, Mrs.
John Salminen and Mrs. Roy Duren-
berger, first, Mrs. Burns Rorabeck and
MIS-. J. ]. Call, second. E-W, Mrs.
Herbert Gianotti and Mrs. Edward T.
Buckley, first; Mrs. Stephen Smrekar
and Mrs. c. T. Hanson, second.
The annual spring membership
meeting and resorters' conference Of
the Minnesota Arrowhead association
viii be held at Hotel Duluth Friday,
May IA. A symposium at 2 p. N. will
open the conclave, which viii be CHI
NAKED by a banquet. Among prou1in-
ent guests win be Chester w. wilson,
state conservation commissioner, and
Ray q. Harmon, former supervisor Of
the Superior National Forest, and 9TH
er conservation leaders. Judge c. r.
Magney will be chairman.