Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-08-20
NEIGHBORHO0D NEWS NOTES
MERCER

Mr.. and Mrs. a. b. Rydeski motor
ed TO lrOnwood last Thursday.
Gordon StrehlOn returned from An
tigO Friday after spending about a
month with his grandparents.
Mrs Otto DAM and children of Ash
land arrived Thursday evening for a
visit with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
J. c. Wilmington. Mr.. DAM came
down Saturday and all returned TO
Ashland Monday morning.
George Lindberg and Happy
Anderson Of lronwoOd are enjoying
themselves camping on Echo lake.
Miss Leone Curran returned Mon
day from trip TO Hazelhurst, where
she visited relatives.
Miss Georgia Sargent went to Trude
Lake Wednesday, where she viii be
employed at the Club.
Harry Merrill returned from Camp
Douglas Wednesday, where he was in
training for two weeks.
Miss Ida Sepplan and seven of her
girl friends are enjoying week g out
ing on Echo lake
Everett Barker accidentally had a
by an axe which he was using catching
on clotheslIne. \ doctor was called
and 1t was necessary to close the
wound with three stitches. He is gett-
ing along nicely now.
Mrs. Joe Anderson and family of
Ironwood are spending a week at their
cottage on Mercer lake
Dr. Malloy of Random Lake was a
guest of DR.. J. w. kleinbohle over
the week
Mrs. Eugene Atwater spent Friday
at IronwOod and Hurley.
Those who attended the ball game
at Hurley Sunday afternoon were:
Arthur Passehl, Walter Thompson,
Guy Wing, Harold Odgers, Morris
Moriarity, Joe Pemble and Billy
Schroeders, as there was no game
here.
Mabel, Pearl and Nell sinners of
Merrill arrived Saturday for "A visit
with friends here.
Quite number of people from here
attended the dance at Bucks resort.
Winchester, Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Fitzpatrick,
George Davis and Ruth Monger re-
turned from a week canoe trip.
Mrs. Al Merrill spent Monday and
Tuesday at Bessemer visiting her
mother.
Ted Mcdowell, who has been spend
ing few weeks with his friends.
Harlan and Clyde Pentelow, left Wed
nesday for Stanley
Early Monday morning occurred the
death of Peter Younger who was
spending the summer at Echo Lodge.
We We're all greatly shocked to hear
of his sudden demise, as he was walk
ing through the woods near the lake
with his wife and friends Sunday
afternoon and all spent pleasant
evening together at the lodge, but he
was taken sick toward morning The
cause of his death was heart trouble.
lie had spent his summers here for
the past seven years and is greatly
missed by all who knew him as he was
OF very Iovial and kind nature. He
leaves the widow and two daughters.
The remains were taken 10 Geneva,
Nebraska, for burial Tuesday as that
Is their permanent. home Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Brown accompanied Mrs.
Younger as they had been partners
in business as well as friends for more
than 30 years.
Mrs. {. b. Owen of Detroit, Mich,
is visiting her brother, Henry Voss.
Mrs. Anton Levine and children of
Superior are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Eoss,
Miss Holbrook and Mrs. Jean
Charnley are spending their vacation
at the Chas. Harper home on Tank
Lake.
Otto Schroeder and friend Mr.. Dool-
ey arrived here from Chicago Monday
morning,
Quite number of people attended
the second annual concert at keilen-
dale farm, given by Mrs. T.. kellen-
berger last Sunday afternoon. That
the program was greatly appreciated
was shown By the applause accorded
the the entertainers.
Mrs. kellenberger is entalning the
\. NJ. G. A. boys and her friends, the
Misses Geuder and Auro Jarva, by
having a candy pull at her home
ednesday evening, to which all the
young folks are invited.
MI. and Mrs. c. w. Gehr are the
proud parents of son born Saturday.
The Evenson family accompanied
by Mabel and Nell Sinners and A. J.
Passehl motored to Bayfield, to visit
Frank sinners, who is employed there.
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