Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-10-29


The following pupils had a perfect
record of attendance during the month
of September: Curry school. Edith
Sears, teacher Mary and Frank
Swartz, Gladys Green. Dorian Green,
Margaret and Lillian Lindsay, Joseph
Shaybel, Hazel aud Marie Baribeau,
Allen Carlson, Alice Bergman and
Iris Steele; Weber school, Pearl Org
anist, teacher-Marie Deich, Bertha
Organist and Julia Organist: South
Cary school, Alice Sturgal, teacher.
Elsie kuusist0, Mabel A belson, Taiml
ROsenburg, Martha Mattson, Gertrude
Kuusisto. Lily Abelson, Lily Hanson,
Fillard Hamalainen. Frank Mark,
William MattsOn, Lille Kuusisto,
Gertrude Kinnunen, Anna Mattson,
Ellen Jacobson, Sulo Wirta.
Each pupil in the South Cary school
has been presented with tube of
tooth paste. Great enthusiasm or the
part of the children to preserve their
teeth is shown. All have pledged to
clean their teeth daily.
The State Teachers association
meets at Milwaukee Thursday, Fri
day, and Saturday, November 3, 4,
and 5. A good program is planned
including for Thursday evening the
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra of IS
pieces. All Wisconsin teachers are
invited to be present at The state con-
yention.
Lies Endeavor. A qnotaion sign
ed by II. s. Harp says. Il expect to
pass thru this world but once. any
good therefore that | can do, or any
kindness that can show to any fell
ow- being, let me do it now. Let me
not defer or neglect il, for | shall not
pass this way again"
Miss Elizabeth Warner, principal
of the Mercer State Graded school,
reports the following pupils as having
a perfect of attendance: Hester Doriet
John Hoffman, Katherine Ball. Edna
DOriet, Tim Hobbs, Charles Hoffman,
Louisa Peter, Everett Barker, And
rev Garret, Margaret Nugent, Carrie
Sargent, Clarence Smith, Grace
Thompson, Layaine Barker, Warren
Evenson. Richard Lee, Marion Hen
ming, Myron Sleight, Earl Peters,
Raymond Sargent. Robert Short
Hazel SIeight, Lawrence Schwartz,
Frances Wilmington, Florence BOr-
utta, Frances BOrutla, Queen Krause,
Alvin Baer, Edwin Evenson, Cert
rude HodgdOn, Margaret Hobbs, Cor
don StrehlOw, Leland Vaughn, A be
ChristOpherson, Myrtle Dunscomb,
Clarabelle Kampke, Charles Krause,
Leonard Krause and Elizabeth Chris
tOpherson.
About seventy-five per cent of our
Iron county schools were serving hot
lunches to the pupils last year. We
should like to have our county one
hundred per cent in hot lunch work
this year. Every school should have
at least one warm dish served daily
during the cold weather at least. If
/ properly managed it takes very little
school time. makes but little bother
4 for any one, and saves mothers part
/ of the bother of getting lunches ready
! for children. 1t saves the cost OF
the home lunches, helps toward better
health and more better study and
progress, and teaches better ways OF
serving and eating the lunch: all al
a cost too small to be noticed by any
one.
The teachers and the pupils in the
! Cedar school will serve lunch to the
patrons next Friday at the school.
house. The purpose is to raise funds
for hot lunch equipment. Mrs. Roy
Cook has kindly loaned her three
burner oil stove to the school, to bt
used in preparing hot lunches.
Elma and Ellen Hanson of Moore
were present at school every day last
month.