Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-03-20
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS NOTES
SAXON

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ing at Saxon the fore part of the week
II. NJ. KilsdOnk spent last Sunday
at Duluth, MINI.
Gust Gardner left Thursday morn
ing for a monthss vacation TO be
spent at Duluth and other points in
Minnesota.
Mrs. Muehl spent Saturday after
noon at Ironwood.
The election for a director of the
high school was held at the Town
hall last Monday. Mr.. Hardy of Ce-
dar succeeded Mr.. Muehl.
Attorney Lennon of Hurley was
seen on our streets Tuesday.
V. j. Simon departed Wednesday
on a business trip to Madison.
Mrs. j. j. Sullivan and daughter
Dorothy departed Wednesday to
spend the week end with relatives in
Michigan.
Attorney Ruggles transacted bust
ness at Saxon Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Defer were
east bound passengers Wednesday
evening.
w. ID. Juday, agricultural represen-
tative of Oneida County, will give a
lecture on farming at the new high
school building, Sunday, Mar. 21st at
p. m. The lecture to be given under
the auspices of the Saxon Grange.
Admission free.
Mr.. LaMarsh is taking Mr. Gard
ner's place at the depot.
School News.
Ethel Schafer was sent to Hurley
last week on business for the High
School
Miss Pratt, teacher of the grades,
went home Saturday evening, Mrs.
Rohlinger is teaching in her place I'M
til another teacher is secured.
Julia Wagner has returned to school
after weeks absense.
julius Simon visited school Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rohlinger will enter
tain the high school students and
faculty Friday evening,
Miss Hoye, the primary teacher,
will spend Saturday and Sunday in
Saxon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rohlinger went to
Hurley Saturday.
Elizabeth Krause spent Saturday
and Sunday in Cedar visiting Ethel
Schafer.
Miss Conery, high school teacher,
spent Sunday in Hurley visiting Miss
Hoye
Miss Laura Bovee, of Manawa will
be here Monday to take charge of the
grammar room.
M AN INV 1911
Mrs. J. Nemuth spent Monday in
Rhnelander.
Mrs. Chas. Doriot and children,
who have been visiting relatives in
Wausau and Merrill, returned home
Monday.
Miss Gerry Andrews spent Wed
nesday in Mercer, the guest of Miss
Dorothy Hawkins.
Matt and James Plunkett are load
ing out the last of their logs his week.
Lee Doriot came down from the
lakes Thursday and reports the roads
not very good.
Mrs. A. II. Andrews attended the
musical at the Mercer public school
Wednesday evening.
Miss Julia Wade, teacher, was I'M
able to resume her duties, so the
children are having weeks vacation.
Bin Cudahy, proprietor of the Man
itowish hotel and saloon, packed his
grip about two weeks ago and left for
parts unknown. nothing has been
heard Of his whereabouts and the
place has been put into the hands of
receiver.
The musicale given at the Mercer
school Wednesday evening March II
by the Mercer Public School was at
tended by more than 250 persons, the
large audience evincing the keenest
pleasure in the well-giyen program.
Miss Phyllis Andrews spent the
at home.
Chas, Dori0t left for Milwaukee
W ednesday evening with the inten-
ton of purchasing Deer Park Lodge
on ManitOwish Lake, which is now
owned by Mr., Engleman.
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Notice to Creditors.
State of Wisconsin,
Iron County Court-In Probate.