Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-04-10
Mercer Notes.


abel left this week for visit with
friends and relatives Al Split Rock
Wis.
Mrs VIM Eobbs and Mrs. j. Hold
son attended the Ladies' Aid at Man.
itowish Thursday, which was held at
the e. Doriot home.
Mrs J G.. Wilmington left Thurs
day morning for visit with her dau-
ghter, Mrs. Otto DAM, WHO is at the
Ashland hospital
Mrs Ed EgeDscn returned " ed
aesday of last week after receiving
medicaltreatment ut he Ashland hos
pitai f0r a week.
Nj. and Mrs. Fred Schwartz. and
family, who have resided in Mercer
fol some time, moved TO farm ABOUT
four miles from Rhinelander last sat
urday
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew IIedin Of
lronw004 spent he weekend at their
cottage on Mercer lake.
The Mercer city basket ball team
gave an Faster ball Monday at the
Mercer hall. Music was furnished by
the Mercer band and refreshments
were served by the members OF the
team. The dance was we'll attended
and number of young people from
" Winchester were in attendance.
The Mercer Agricultural A association
held meeting at the school house
Saturday night After an open dis
eussiOn led by President NJ F. Brandt
1t was decided that the association
should change into commercial or
booster club for the purpose OF work
ing for a bigger and better Mercer. 4
great deal of interest was shown by
all those present and a general dis
cussl0u took place az to the adoption
OF proper name and slogan for the
association. AnappeaI has been made
to the school children to help furnish
a suitable name, which viii be voted
on at the next meeting on Saturday
night, April 10
Mrs. l.. 4. Gehr left Sunday night
70 receive medical treatment at a
Milwaukee hospital.
Miss lnez Davis, daughter of Mrs.
Blanche Davis of this village, was
united in marriageto Antoine Rydeski.
of Wakefield, AT 1890 Tuesday fore
noon, April g, by Father Rice nj Min
ocqua The bride was attired in a blue
travelling snit and wore a cnrsage bOu-
quet OF pink roses. She was attended
by her sister, Miss Mildred Davis.
Maurice MoTiarity of Woodruff atten-
ded he groom. They returned to Mer-
eer0n he afternoon train and Wedd-
ing supper was served at the bride :
home. The bride Is one of Mercer
most popular Young ladies'. The
groom has been employed as operator
ut the local &. IN W. depot for some
time They expect to make their home
here for the present.
August Peter had his foot seriously
injured by falling of a motor car
while AT work on the section. the car
passing over his foot
Mrs Frank Barker and daughter
Layane were Rhinelauder callers
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Anton Rydeski left
Thursday morning for a visit with
Mr.. Rydeski's parents at Wakefield
Mr.. and Mrs II Stone and family
moved here from Amigo last Friday
Mrs. Ernest Bridge. OF Omro, arriv-
ed Friday fora visit Will her mother,
Mrs. Hannah 'emble.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Allen Thursday
Ed Eyenson finished logging al his
camp last Tuesday.
Miss Myrtle Gerry of Hurley spent
the Easter holidays here as the guest
of the Frank Barker family and
Elleda I}entsen.
H. e. Gehr left Wednesday morn
ing Tor Newark, OHIO, where he viii
visit his children for about a mont h.
Mr.. and Ms Jack Shea went to
Milwaukee last Thursday for a few
weeks visit.
Miss Edna Emunson spent the
Easter vacation at her home in lIur-
ley.