Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-05-07
NEICHBORHOOD NEWS NOTES
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Robert Zochert returned from his
home at Wausau last Saturday. He
left Wednesday for IronwoOd, where
he will begin work as landscape
architect.
Mabel Lee, who for the past few
months has been employed at HuT-
| ley, returned to her home here for
short visit She will leave shortly
for Odanah.
John Lundgren and w. C. Jensen
motOred to Hurley or business last
Monday.
The Baseball game played at Iron
wood last Sunday-the NorTie Club
VS.. Gurney-Tesulted in another Wet
ory for the local team-the score was
f. NOrrie Club Quincy 3. There is a
game scheduled for this Sunday for
/ Saxon VS.. Quincy at Saxon.
Clyde Besse. of Wausau, came here
Tuesday to catch tor the Quincy
baseball team.
News was received here this week
of the serious illness of the young
son of Mr.. and Mrs Herman Wagner
at Bayfield,. Mrs. John Wagner left
for Bayfield, Thursday morning.
/ George INNS was in town Thurs
day.
4 Mrs Margie Donaldson, teacher at
+ Cedar, called at the III. o. Rice home
Monday evening.
/ Mrs Stanley Bartin and son Ernest
/ left Monday for weeks visit with
/ fTiendsand relatives at Big Bay, Mich.
! The annual Spelling contest for this
district was held at Curry Tuesday.
/ Ralph Hutchinson, of Cedar, received
I first place, Clyde Fredrksen of Cur
ney, 2ud and Carl Swanson of Quincy
/ 3rd.
/ The Quincy Boys and Girls Club
/ held their regular meeting Thursday.
/ The work of this club has been going
on nicely so far
/ Bills are out for q baseball dance
/ to be given here Saturday May 18th, at
/ the school nail. A large crowd and Il
/ good time is expected.
/ Thorp Langley, of Superior, was
/ here this week on business.
Adam Devine and son were here
/ this week surveying tor the Webb "
Langley Co.
/ John Wagner sold his farm to Mr..
Grimm
Manley Cameron was at Hurley
Thursday on business.
/ MIS-. A. Fredrikseu and daughter
/ Olga motored to Saxon Monday.
MERCER
! Miss Clara Peter of Rhinelander
arrived here Sunday morning for a
I visit with relatives.
/ Father Rice of Minocqua held mass
Tuesday morning.
( Mrs w. e. Schroeder of Park Falls
arrived Monday and is visiting at the
! G. Schroeder home.
/ Mrs. Fred Lee entertained the
Ladies Aid society Friday.
/ Mrs. II. Pemble and son Allen were
at Ironwood on business Tuesday.
/ G. A. Pearson of Milwaukee spent
the day here Tuesday.
Tom Ryan OF Green Bay was bust
ness caller here Wednesday.
A crowd of young fellows from Win
chester spent few hours here Mon
/ day evening.
/ VIM and Tom Devine aud George
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and called on us Monday.
Mrs. J W. Carr and Mira. John
Perry were lronwood shoppers Satur-
I day.
About thirty ladies were present at
/ the r. l.. Ball home last Saturday
evening. Mrs A b. Rydeski and
I Mrs. r. Fabian entertained at a mis-
cellaneous shower in honor of Miss
/ Florence Davis. The rooms were
J rsettily decorated in pink, blue and
white crepe paper. Miss Davis was
/ the recipient of many lovely gifts
An elaborate buffet luncheon was ser
/ we'd to the guests at midnight. Mrs.
NJ f. Brandt won first prize in a
guessing contest and Mrs. w. II.
/ Hoffman won first prize for the best
/ May basket made.
The dance given Saturday evening
+ by the Echo Trio orchestra was quite
we'll attended and was appreciated by
+ those present.