The Ely miner., 1943-09-09

Mr. ana MIS-. q. Is. dlllarQ returned
from an extended stay in California.
Ann Krnichar Of b. Paul visited rel
atives last weekend.
1t. John Pechek Of Long Beach is
here.
Lois Anderson returned Tuesday to
her work at st. Mary's hospital in
Duluth.
VIM. Anderson and Eleanor Poshak.
accompanied Jack PoShak to Hibbing
last Thursday.
VIM. Niemi, manager OF the Ely
Coop store, is spending week with
his family at Trout Greek, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Edwards and
daughter returned Monday from a
summers stay at Seattle.
MIR. and MIS-. j. q. waits of Duluth
spent the weekend at the John Han
son home on Lawrence street.
Mrs. Josephine MiIis returned Sun
day from Grand Rapids where she had
spent month with her daughter, Mrs.
Maynard Redding.
Miss Marian hollow Of this city and
Mrs. Cyril Hollow OF Soudan lett Tor
Chicago Tuesday where they expect to
be employed in war work.
MIR. and Mrs. Matt Johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Malner and son, Jerome,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Armes HURLEY were
in Cambridge, Mimi, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Coad, Mrs.
lAlice Mckenzie, Louise Mckenzie and
Mrs. Henry Harr were guests OF MIS-.
Geo. Coad In Virginia tuesday OF
last week.
Stanley Modin, recreation director,
Is convalescing at his home In WIN
ton after submitting to an emergency
appendectomy at Shipman hospital.
Sara Lou Rikhus returned Sunday
from Duluth where she had been Wis
iting since Tuesday with her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Bergson
: Mary SEEKER Of Marshfiela, wis.,,
Marjorie Livingston Of Merrill, WIS,
and Iill Millard OF Oklahoma City ar
!. rived Monday to visit at the L. II.
Larson home.
Nancy Byrd Brownen went to Hio-
L. bling Thursday to visit her COUSIN,
e Mary Ann Brownell. Harry BroWnell
Y returned to Hibbing THURSDAY, ac-
companied by the girls.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bolitho went
e to Duluth Thursday and from there
= to Hibbing for the weekend. AT HID
bing they were present for the 25th
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs
r R. G. Kramer.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Williams OF
= Chicago have been visiting at the
:. Thomas williams home. Mr.. Williams
= returned Monday to his home and
S Mrs. Williams is remaining for a
S longer visit.
= JOS. Baltich left last week for Gin
cinnati, accompanying Mrs. Donald
: Gardiner and Mrs. Stanley Krimer
a He will be a guest at the Gardiner
o home tor few weeks.
1t. and Mrs. Frank j. Gouze and
! daughter, Maria Theresa, P1ney Point
q Md, visited his mother, Mrs. Theresa
= Gouze, last week. Lieutenant GouZe
left Sunday for San Francisco and
!, Mrs. Gouze and daughter for Duluth
: to reside.
Mrs. Robert Nicholas entertained a,
her home Friday night for her SIS
= ter, Mrs. Carl A. Pollock, Carmel
lCalif., with large number of friends
of Mrs. Pollock attending and pre-.
lsenting her a gift. Mrs. Nicholas pre-
al sented Mrs. Pollock a guest prize
Miss Marian Hollow and Mrs. Cyr1
Hollow assisted the hostess in serving
lunch. Among the guests were Miss
Christine Merhar, Washington, ane
Miss Mary Lamoert, Minneapolis, anc
Mrs. Cyril Hollow, Soudan.
II AUGUST BIRTHS.
To Mr.. and Mrs.
| Stanley A. Kermak, boy, Aug: l.
E. Floyd Dunstan, boy, Aug. 4.
John A. Lobe, boy, Aug. 6.
Leonard slabodnik, girl, Aug. 9.
John L. Artisensi, boy, Aug. 9.
John Landa, boy, Aug. Is.
VIM. F. Richaros, girl, Aug. Il.
| John ). Gotchnik, girl, Aug. %.
III Anthony Klemensich, boy, Aug. 23
Child died Aug. 2o.)
| Edwin Hedin, boy, Aug. "A.
III Clifford N. Thompson, boy, Aug. 70
| John Jamnick, girl, Aug. Is.
II Roy W. Perttula, girl, Aug. ~.
| VIM. H. Bennetts, girl, Aug. 27.
Clarence T. Thompson, girl, Aug. "a
Harlan Krause, boy, Aug. 70.
II SEPTEMBER BIRTHS.
To Mr.. and Mrs.
nj Ivan Tauzen, girl, sept. 2.
Werner Esterberg, boy, Sept. 2.
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