Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-05
NEIGHB0RHOOD NEWS NOTES


( Mrs. f. f. KaHke was an lrOnwood
shopper Saturday.
Mrs. ID. l.. White, Mrs f. Davis
and Mrs. z J Meredith shUpPed III
I IronwOOd Saturday.
NJ. Z. Brandt returned Tuesday
from Milwaukee, where be has been
under a doctors care for the past two
weeks
Bruno OswOski left Monday even
ing for his home at Hatley, He had
been quite sick for several days and
seemed to be threatened with pneu-
mona. He Will return here as soon
as he Is well again.
Walter Peter who has been at the
Anderson hospital in IrOnwood for
injuries received while working in the
woods, was brought here Wednesday
evening. He is getting along quite
successfully now.
Mrs. W J. Schilleman and Miss
Hester DoriOt were lrOuWOOd visitors
Wednesday.
Mrs. Mike Babe and children, of
/ Hurley arrived Saturday evening for
a visit with relatives here.
p. w. LANCE, of Milwaukee, was
guest at the Theriault home over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J.. Ball returned
last Saturday from an extended visit
TO Chicago and Champaign, III. Their
daughter, Charlotte, vas married to
| Philip Fabian, OF Hurley, before leay-
/ ing Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs Fabian
Will make their home at Hurley
Hearty congratulations.
Chas. Voss, better known as
"Chuck, " and Miss Laura Bridge, of
/ Oshkosh, sprang a surprise on their
/ friends and relatives last Monday
when they slipped quietly away to
/ Ironwood and were married. Miss No
ma YOss, sister Of the groom was maid
of honor and Sydney Webb acted as
! groOmsman. They returned to Mercer
! Monday evening and will make their
home here. The young couple have the
best wishes of their friends, but
Chuck was taken care of to hand
over the treats the next day.
The basket ball game between Mer-
Ger and Winchester proved very in
| teresting and good clean game III
every respect Winchester won by a
score of 10 to 26, The game was fol-
/ lowed by dance, with music by Mrs
EyensOn and Mr.. Scheel
| A double game between Woodruff
and Mercer will be & ven here Febru-
/ AIRY 5th.
GURNEY
Mrs John Golden and sons, Arthur
and Farrell, of Ashland, are visiting
at Peter LaMere's. Mrs. Golden is
a daughter of Mrs. LaMere.
Celia Trudeau, who Is attending
the Ashland Training School, spent
the weekend with relatives and
/ friends.
Virgil Duffy who was visiting rela-
tiyes and friends last week, returned
to Epson.
Jos. Martinka aud brother-il-law,
Nelson LaValle, of Fargo, n. d.,
were visiting, Dave LaEalle at Hur-
| ley last week.
Mesdames Manley Cameron, Fred
riksen, LaMere, and Lee were Saxon
shoppers last week.
II. o. Rice went to Saxon last week
on business.
Manley Cameron left Thursday
morning for Ashland and Washburn
for short business trip. While at
Ashland he will visit his daughters
Bernice and Ethel. who are attending
the Ashland Training School.
Miss Philomene Martinka, who was
employed as stenOgrapher at Mimi
eapolis, is home for two or three
weeks.
Leo Kolpack went to Hurley last
week on business.
Nelson LaNalle, who was visiting
relatives here, lett for his home in
Fargo, n. d., Thursday afternoon.
TIE Baseball Dance given here last
saturday, was well attended. Mrs.
joan Golden, and Celia Trudeau, of
Ashland, and Virgil Duffy of Epson,
were among the out-Ot-tOwn people
present, Everybody had a good time
and the baseball boys were well pleas
ed With the amount of money added
to their treasury. This dance was
the first of series.
The Quincy school has Joined the
Junior Audubon Society, which has
for its purpose bird protection. The
good results OF this are already shown.
Clyde Fredrickseu, an eighth grade
pupil, wrote avery good poem on TINS
subject.
Geneyieve Codd, a former pupil OF
the Quincy school left for her home
at Boniface, Mich. She VIII finish
school there.
/ + W. Gray and grandson. Frank
/ Morse, Went to lrouwood Wednesday
where the latter received medical
+ treatment Thursday they left for
Ashland to consult higher medical
authorities.
Irving Peterson. an eighth grade
pupil OF The Quincy school. recei ed
the ten dollars rural school prize for
the best essay Oh tuberculosis.
Carl Swanson. seventh grade
pupil won in the Spelling contest.
held during The School Society meet
ing last Friday
The school boys held baseball
meeting at MaUInkas this week
! Carl Swanson was chosen manager.
/ the boys expect TO play outside teams