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The New York herald., 1922-05-09
Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs John Mcclure Engaged to
Mr. and Mrs. Charles de Kay's Son.
Photo by F. e. Gelsler.
Miss Margaret Mcclure.

Warden. to Mr.. Richardson Dilworth,
second son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r.
Dilworth of this city and Southampton.
l.. l.. will take place on the morning
of May 20 in st. Lukes Church. Ger
mantown, Pa, and the ceremony will
be followed by a reception and wedding
breakfast at Red Gate, the home of the
brides stepfather and mother.
Mrs. John H. Mason. Jr., will be her
sisters matron Of honor. and among
the bridesmaids will be Misses Eliza
beth Thompson, Alexandra Dolan and
Peggy Thayer Mr.. Devices w. Dill
worth will be his brothers best man.
The ushers will include Messrs. Thomas
Hitchcock. Jr.; Edward H. Van Ingen.
Goodhue Livingston, Jr. John Murray
Mitchell. Joseph Hartman. Jr.; Charles
f. Clarke, Lawrence Foster. Thomas
Peck, John II. French. Jr.; Reginald B.
Taylor Robert Carson. Charles f.
Havemeyer and Thomas Morrison Car
negie, Jr.
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RITISH KING AND QUEEN
ARRIVE IN BRUSSELS
'elcon,ed by Belgian Rulers
and Large CrolDds. a

BRUSSELS, May 8 (Associated Press).-
feat Britain's King and Queen. upon
Reir arrival here at $3.50 o'clock this
Eternoon for a state visit. were met
Eicially by King Albert and Queen
3izabeth and unofficially by large and
|thusiastic crowd of Belgians.
King George and Queen Mary are ac-
|mpanied on their visit by a retinue
|hich includes Field Marshal Earl Haig
I'D Admiral Lord Beatty. The royal
chit Alexandra was escorted across the
bannel by nine destroyers.
Belgium has prepared a great well
me for the British royal pair, in
|lding continuous round Of official
|ceptions and banquets. The official
|sit will end Thursday. The King and
|e Queen will visit the war cemeteries
Belgium and France Friday and Sat
Fday morning, returning to England
I way of Boulogne Saturday afternoon.
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Stewart Barney
Leases House for
Newport Season
I'll Spend Summer at Resort
With Family After Two
Years. Absence.

'idi Dispatch to THE NEw YonK HERALD.
EwPoRT,. r. l.. May S.--Mr. and Mrs
Btewart Barney are to spend the sum-
at Newport after an absence of
years. To-day they leased for the
Ison, through Deblois & Eldridse. the
Phman property known as Moorland
zige. in Hammersmith road.
Registered at the Casino to-day were
j. B. Fenno. Jr.. of Boston; Mr..
gene S. Reynal. Jr.. of New York.
Mr.. Morris Duane.
ir. and Mrs. John Aspegren of New
TX have changed the name of their
Ely purchased villa, Rockhurst, to
IPenhall. They have spent two sea-
S here and are now owners of the
ate formerly in the family Of Mrs. IL,
rtimer Brooks.
Another matrimonial event of import
be will take place on June II when
IFs Rosamond Potter, daughter OF Mr..
Mrs. James Amos Potter of Provi-
hce will become the bride of Mr..
|hrles Williams Wharton, son Of Mr..
l Mrs. J. S. Lowering Wharton OF
ladelphia and jamestown. There will
+ three other weddings in jamestown
June. Miss Ann Wickes Craven Is
| be married on June 10 and Miss
|erell Belknap June II and Miss Cath
ne Wharton Morris later in the
nth.
|rhe ceremony for Miss Potter's we'd
| & will take place at st. Matthew's
|urch and will be performed by the
". Charles d. Burrows. assisted by
Rev. DIR. Sturgis of Providence. A
|eption will follow at the home of the
|de's grandmother.
Miss Potter will have two matrons OF
|lor, Mrs. Joseph s. Lowering Whar-
!. Jr. Of Philadelphia and Ms DON
P. Goodwin of Hollywood, Cal. The
|desmaids will be Miss Roslyn Morey
New York, Miss Pauline Seeberger of
iris and Miss Mildred Mathewson OF
evidence.
Mrs. Howard Spencer Graham will
rive from Philadelphia on June is and
en her cottage, MILESTONE. at Eastons
lint. .-
Mrs. John w. Burgess, who has re-
htly .-eutrned from New York and Is
her villa, Athenwood. is exhibiting a
|ture entitled November" at the Con-
eticut Academy of Fine Arts at Hart
rd H'-
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DAYTON MOURNS DEATH
OF JOHN II. PATTERSON
Public Funeral Likely for
Cash Register Founder.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YoaK HERALD.
DAYTON. Ohio. May s.--The Dayton
City Commission to-day adopted resolu-
tions to set aside the day OF John II.
Pattersons funeral as day of sorrow.
and Mayor Frank r. Hale issued a proc
lamation making the day one OF mourn
ing. The School Board adopted resoiu-
tions directing the flags on sll school
buildings be at half staff for thirty days
and that school be dismissed during the
funeral.
There Is a movement to have the
funeral a public one.( 1t is believed MFR.
Pattersons estate VIII run into the mill
ions and tina tcharity will receive many
large bequests.
ATLANTIC CITY May s.--Arrangements
were being made to-day to take the body
Of John H. Patterson. founder and
chairman OF the boar dof directors of
the National Cash Register Company,
to his home at Dayton. Ohio. for inter-
he expected TO leave wit hthe body to-
ment VILLA mRoberts. his valet, said
night.
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SOCIAL NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank X. Sadlier of
Lakewood, n. j.. are at the Ambassador.
Miss Constance Peabody gave a
luncheon yesterday at the Ritz-Carlton
for Miss Florence Grocer Of Philadelphia
and Miss Ray Dierks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Gray of Column
bus. Ohio. are at the Vanderbilt, where
also are Commander w. X. Workman,
u. s. NJ, and Mrs. Workman. who came
from Boston. where they were married
recently.
The spring dinner for members of the
Riding Club will be given tonight at
the clubhouse. East Fifty-eighth
street.
Miss Regina Mulgrcw. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John f. Mulgrew OF Sc East
Seventy-hfth street, will be married to
Mr.. william Pitt of Stamford. Conn. to-
day at the home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Anderson Conan
of 6S8 Fifth avenue spent the week end
at Port Jefferson. l.. l., where Mr.. Co
man Is putting his steam yacht, Kehtol,
In preparation for the season.
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sPANG WILL AGAIN UPHELD

Surrogate Cohalan yesterday handed
down decision denying an application
Of the contestants of the will OF Mrs
Rose f. Spang to have the will. once
probated here, submitted TO the Register
OF Wills In Allegheny county. Pennsyl-
vania, on the ground that the bulk Of
the property OF the estate is in the vi
cirity OF Pittsburgh. The petition was
made February 2s by Mrs. Ella 3.
Hitchcock OF Belmar. N. j.. a legatee Of
$4,000 under the provisions of Mrs.
Spangs will, which was offered for pro-
bate here and broken by her only child.
Mrs. Mabel Crome-Anckers OF Copen-
hagen
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcclure of 156
West Eleventh street announced yester-
day the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Margaret Mcclure. to Mr.. Or
monde de Kay of this city. Miss Nc
Clure was graduated last year from
Miss Porter's School in Pennington,
Conn. and she Is niece of Mr.. S. S.
Mcclure.
Mr.. de Kay, a student at Colum bia,
Is the youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles de Kay of 413 West Twenty
third street and brother of Lieut. Rodman
de Kay, U. ). N, who will marry In
jamestown, r. l.. on June 10 Miss
Ann Wickes Craven. daughter of Capt.
and Mrs. Thomas T. Craven. Mr.. Or
monde de Kay will serve as best man
for his brother on that occasion.
The wedding will take pace next
month in this city.
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HOW-CONNOLLY.

Announcement is made of the mar
riage last Saturday evening of Miss
Josephine McClave Connolly at the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Louis C. Connolly, in Chestnut stree
Flushing. L. l., to Mr.. Archibald Saint
George How of Mount Vernon, N Y,
Ly the Rev. Edwin Farley.
The bride was given In marriage by
her father and was attended by Miss
Margaret Connor of Mount Vernon. The
best man was Mr.. ceorge Wadsworth
Owen of Portland. Ne. The immediats
families and intimate friends only at
tended. The couple will reside In Flush
ing. Mr.. Connolly Is auditor of this
Borough of Queens.
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ANDRUS LEFT NO WILL,
BUT $500, 900 ESTATE
WidoU Applies for Letters OF
Administration.

Mrs Helen Palmer Andrus. widow OF
William L. Andrus. lwno died March 3,
having failed to find her husbands will
dlsposing of an estate which she esti-
mates TO be worth 100000 in personal
property, applied yesterday in the Sur
rogates Court for letters Of administra-
tion.
Mrs. Andrus lives with her three chill
dren at 1871 Riverside Drive. Her petit
tion was filed by her attorneys. Larkin,
Kathbun a. Ferry OF so Broadway.
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GERTRUDE DUNLOP HALVES.

Mrs Gertrude Dunlop Hawes. 80. died
yesterday In her home, 223 Riverside
Drive. after few days illness of heart
disease. She was the wife of Gilbert
Ray Hawes. a lawyer of 20 Vesey
street. Mrs. Hawes was born in Chicago
but had lived in New York twenty
years. Besides her husband she leaves
a mother. Mrs. Mary Dunlop, and three
sisters. Miss Agnes Dunlop. Mrs. George
Hutchinson of Pittsburgh. and Mrs. Ben
c. Taylor of Portland, Ore.
Funeral services will be held in the
home at o'clock tomorrow evening.
Burial will be private.
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OBITUARIES.
MRS. PHYLLIS BYRNE.

Mrs. Phyllis Byrne. 2s. wife OF
Thomas +. Byrne. died yesterday morn
ing I'm her home, 145 East Fifty-second
street. She became i'll of ptomaine poi
soning a week ago and peritonitis and
pleu-lsy developed. Mrs Byrne was
born at Saint eonard's-on-the-Sea. Sus-
sex. England, and was married TO Mr.
Byrne in New York on April 80, 1921.
Besides her husband. she leaves her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mundy.
and a brother. Gordon Mundy. Jr.. all
living In England.
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IN MEMORIAM.

HAYEs.--Iu loving memory Of Daniel o'sul-
ivan Hayes. who died May 10, 1921. An
Anniversary Mass will be celebrated =
tho repose OF his soul at 81. c.
Church. io1th ct. and Lexington a 2 on
Wednesday, May 10. at o'clock.
MTTCHELL.--A months mass for the late
Adelaide r. Mitchell. at Corpus Christi
church. Broadway and 12iet st., at 2
o'clock. Wednesday morning. May 10. 1872.
SPECTER. Harold. In fond and loving
memory OF dear departed husband and
father, died May r. 1921.
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HERE To LECTURE.

Simon Lehr, vice president OF the Aus
trian Artists Union OF Vienna. arrived
yesterday by the Royal Mall liner Or
bita with trunkful OF films. which were
taken charge Of by customs men to de-
termine what duty should be paid on
them. Mr.. Lehr will lecture here on the
prlvations of the "white colared' classes
Of his country and write for Vienna
newspaper.
The New York herald., 1922-05-09
DANCE FOR MISS sCHIFF.

Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer L. Schiff gave
a small dance last night at their home,
932 Fifth avenue, for their daughter.
Miss Dorothy Schiff. for whom earlier
in the season they gave a ball. Miss
Schiff was introduced to society last
winter and has since attended the i'm
portant gatherings OF the season. The
guests last night included some Of her
young friends.
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MISS CRAMP TO WED MAY 27.
Will Become Bride of Mr.. II. w
Ford in Morristown.

The marriage of Miss Harriet Evans
Cramp, daughter of Mr.. Walter S.
Cramp. to Mr.. Henry William Ford, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. III. Ward Ford, will take
place at st. Peters Church, Morr!stown
N. j., on Saturday afternoon, May 81
The reception will be held at Twin Oaks
the home of Mrs. Benjamin F. Evans
grandmother Of the bride.
Miss Cramp will be attended by Mrs.
John lie Roy Glover, Mrs. Livingston
Parsons, Mrs. Barlow Read and Miss
Lois Williams of New York. Miss Marion
White of Syracuse and Miss Alice Scully
Of Pittsburgh. The best man will be
Mr. Pell w. Foster, Jr., of New York.
and the ushers. Messrs. Arklay King.
John lie Roy Glover, E. T. H. Talmage,
Jr.. Richard Farrell and Jesse Hoyt of
New York. c. Jared Ingersoll and James
Gowen of Philadelphia. Thomas Hilliard
and William Schoen Of Pittsburgh. Paul
Hills of Auburn and John Humphreys Of
Boston.
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Hayes. Daniel Os Specter. Harold
Mitchell. Adelaide T.
ALLEN. al Wsstport. Conn,
william Ridg Allen OF Richmond. Mass
in his 47th year. Funeral services at rest
dencc OF Mrs. Ambrose 3 Hurlbutt. West
port. Conn, at $3.50 O'Clock. standard
time. Wednesday. May 10. fn,erment AZ
Willowbrook Cemetery. Westport. Train
leaves Grand Central Terminal, New York.
IL :03 noon. standard time.
APPEL-AmelIa A., Sunday. May 7. widow
OF Jacob s. and dearly beloved mother
OF Harris Appel. Lillian Gaylord and
Mrs. William Levey. Funeral Tuesday
at r.. NJ. from Campbell Denver
papers please copy
BAEDER.-On May s. 1852. Louis. son Of
the late Franz and Mechtlldes Baeder, in
his 07th year. Funeral services will he
held at Noik's Mortuary Chapel, ssi
Washing Kton at, lioboken. ". j., on Tues
day, May Q. Mt o'clock z. NJ.
BERRY AT East Rutherford. N. T.. on May
Z, Alexander n. Berry IN his roth year
Funeral services at his late residence, 208
Main st.. Tuesday evening, O'Clock.
BETrS.--On May 3. Isabel virglnia. in her
4Sth year, beloved wife of Herbert Miutnu
Belts Notice OF funeral hereafter.
BIGG.--Frederick r.. suddenly at Ruther-
ford. n. j.. on May 3, in his 6sth year.
Services at his late home, "a Fcronia
Way. Rutherford. n. j., Wednesday even
Ina. May 10. Funeral private. Il
BoMANN. AT s,rickersviile. Pa. on May Z.
1929. Mary Emma, widow OF Joseph
Bomann, formerly Of Brooklyn, In hor
seth YEAR Interment IN Greenwood Gem
etery, Brooklyn, on May 10. at : so r. 81.
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CHARLES NJ. ARMSTRONG.

Charles NJ. Armstrong, So. president
Of the Brooklyn Press Club the last
year. died yesterday In st. Mary's
Hospital in Brooklyn of paralysis after
an illness of three months He was 55
years old and lived in 376 State street.
Brooklyn. He had been a compositor
in the news composing room of the
Brooklyn Daily Eagle for the past six
teen years. He was member of Typo
graphical Union No. 6.
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1-7-|--7777--7-777777-7a
WILLIAM j. KENNY.

william ]. Kenny. 55. lawyer died
last night In his home In westerleigh,
Staten Island. He was born on Staten
Tsland and studied law while working
as train dispatcher for the Staten Isl-
and Rapid Transit Railroad Later he
became counsel for that railroad. He
also was counsel for the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad interests on Staten Island.
He was prominent in the Elks and other
fraternal organizations. He leaves a
wife.
The New York herald., 1922-05-09
ARENTs BIRTHDAY DINNER.

RYE, ". ", May 1s.-Mr ard Mrs
George Arents. Jr.. gave dinner to-
night for forty-eight at Hiibrool:. their
country residence here, to celebrate Mr.
Arents's birthday. Afterward Robert
Emmett Kennedy pleased tho guests with
Southern character songs and sketches.
The New York herald., 1922-05-09
MISS VOORHEES, TO WED.

Announcement has been made by Mr..
and Mrs Stephen Hegeman Voorhees, Of
Plalnfeld. n. j., of the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Helen VOORHEES,. to
Mr.. Frederick Kendall Brown, son OF
Mrs Frederick Brown and the late DR.
Brown Of Philadelphia. Mr.. Brown
served as a Lieutenant in the Engineers
Corps of the Twenty-eighth Division dur
ing the war.
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f. l.. HUNTINGTON.

MERIpEN. Conn, May S.-Ffaderick
l.. Huntington. So. eminent commander
Of the Grand Commandery OF the
Knights Templars of Connecticut. died of
heart disease here TODAY.
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M A r R I A c. E S

WILMINGTON - GRAUER. - on saturday.
May q. 1922, at 81. stephens Church by
the Rev. Nathan A. Sengle. Evelyn New
conbe, daughter Of Dr. ana Mrs. Frank
Grauer, to Richard Waters Wilmington.
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Cats, Dogs &c.

LOST--Smail pet monkey. white face, ring
tail; left ir automobile which disappeared.
Liberal reward for return and no questions
asked. ENGSTROM. 1886 West 18th At. CO.
lumbus $50.
LOST.-Small Boston bull dog, male, coored
brindle, ears vncipped. II found return TO
A. r.. LEE, 400 Riverside Drive. Morning
eide 1917. S25 reward
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MISS BR0CKIE's WEDDING.

The marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Brockie. daughter of Mrs. William G..
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LOST AND FOUND.
LOST OPP DEsTRoyED

LOST OR DESTROYED.
Two C2) shares OF capital stock OF the Ma
tionnl Park Bank Of New York. certificate
No. 1c471. issued In the name OF ]. Edwin
Provne. All persons required to show
cause to said The National Park Bank of
New York. PA Broadway New York city.
why a new certificate should not be issued
in lieu of said certificate so lost or de-
stroyed.
LosT-Friday morning, between cd st. and
Park av. and 46th st. and Madison av.,
blue document. OF value 10 owner oniy'
Finder will receive suitable reward IL re-
turned 70 1l3 East 62d st.
LosT-wallet,, black leather. containing
money and checks, on Bride Path. Central
PARK; reward. 10 Jackson av.. Long Island
ILOST-Sunday, r. NJ, a French Kodak on
50 av. street car between 125th and 135th
on Amsterdam av.: reward S. vALLEZ,
Morningside 0239
s15O reward for return OF bank book With
deposit lost between 43d St and 5th av.
| ! and p. NJ. no questions asked. BULLET
| PROOF AND NON-SIIATTERABLB GLASS
SALES COMPANY. - West 43d ST.. Room
| 1907.
Jeweiry.
LOST-Diamond studded platinum lorgnette,
between West 59th St and East saith ST..
on Saturday. May a. Return TO G.. f. DUD-
LEY, 30 West 59th ST. Receive reward
Plaza $500.
LosT-Thursday night. at tent. gold bow
knot pin, diamonds; marked m. A. II.
q. w. r.. 1920" reward. Telephone River
side 245G
LOST-Irafnond bowknot barpin in taxi;
very liberal reward. FRAZIN, Riverside
e65S
800 REWARD
for return of platinum lorsnette containing
&c diamonds, and platinum chain containing
o diamonds, losc May at or between Nil
grim Bros. 18th at and Broadway. and
II. II. Macy. BLACK. STARR q FROST,
9Th av. and 4sth st.
Wearing Apparel
LOST-May 5, two skin sable scarf, between
aT:h and Riverside and 4Tth and Park lib
eral reward Apt. 4F. 80 Park av.
LOsT-Taupe fox scarf. Canadian marked:
Roslyn Rd.. l.. l.: reward. Lafayette 69T6.
Cats, Dogs &c.
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Jeweiry.
" caring Appare,.

LOST--May ;, two skin sable scarf, between
qT.h and Riverside and 4Tth and Park. lib
eral reward Apt 4f. go Park av.
LOsT-Taupe fox scarf. Canadian marked :
Roslyn Rd.. l.. l.: reward. Lafayette 6aT6
The New York herald., 1922-05-09

Mrs. J. Scott Parrish OF Miniborya
Richmond. Va, Is at the Plaza.
The New York herald., 1922-05-09
D I E D .
In Menioriam

Hayes. Daniel o's. Specter. Harold
Mitchell. Adelaide T.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-15
Buy lronwOOd Insurance Business.

Announcement was made yester-
day that J NJ. Davis and David
Reid of this city had purchased the
Sullivan insurance and bond bust
ness i'll Ironwood. The deal was
closed Thursday evening and the
new owners took possession yester-
day.
The Sullivan insurance agency
has been established i'll Ironwcod
for many years. The late James
Sullivan conducted the business up
until his death several months ago.
Mr.. Davis has been employed at
the Cary mine for many years, first
as office man and later as super
intendent. Mr.. Reid has been EN-
ployed at the Cary mine office for
some time. They Will remove to
Ironwood with their families as
soon as residences have been Sc
cured.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-15
Women Must Do 1t.

Every woman knows that her
House has to be cleaned thorolg
every Spring. During Winter, dust
dirt and germs accumulate in the
corners, under the rugs, in the cur
tains ian" every place. Just so
with your system-it should be given
a thoro cleansing, purifying every
spring. HOLLISTER'S ROCKY
MOUNTAIN Tea does the job slick
and quick. without fail, make every
member of the family take it once a
week during this month. Can't "be
beat as a Spring Laxative, cleanser
purifier. Especially good for women
and children.-CIty Drug Store.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-15

The last lap of the school year has
begun and the children should be
encouraged to put in some good
licks." Formerly these were in pro-
portion to the good ticks admins
tered by the teacher, but now we
are beginning to realize that a child
can be governed 10y reason as we'll as
by fear and with far better results
for his mental and moral nature.
Incidentally, it is also better for the
disposition of the teacher.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-15

The death of Mrs. Hattie Hurley
wife of Neil Hurley, of the Cary loca-
ton, occurred Wednesday evening at
the family home. Death was caused
by pneumonia. The deceased was 40
years of age, aud besides her husband
is survived by two children, John and
Margaret. Mrs. Hurley was a sister
of Mrs. Timothy Brown and niece
of Capt. Frank Lukey. Funeral ser
vices will be held tomorrow afternoon
at the Methodist church with burial
in the local cemetery.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-15

Martini Brothers. Joseph and Fred
announce this week that they have
purchased the interest of Il. Severini
in the firm of r. Seyerini Il Co,
dealers in meats and groceries, and
will conduct the business hereafter.
The other member of the firm is An
ton Trolla. Mr.. Seyerini retires from
the business but has not announced
his plans for the future, although it
is understood that he is considering
moving to California.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-15

The Spyke board announces that
the 1922 Spyke has gone to press and
will be completed in about a month
The board wishes to thank the bust
ness men who have contributed ads
for the Spyke and extends its appre-
citation for doing So
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-15

Young Ennis was given the decision
over Vern Morris of this city in their
bout at Duluth last Friday evening by
the Duluth papers. However, Doc
Masterson, Morris manager, claims
that decision of a draw would have
done justice to both of the scrappers.
Morris had the best of the first few
rounds of the bout and had Ennis in a
bad way, according to Masterson, who
beIIeyes that the newspapers were
influenced in giving the bout to Ennis
on account of the way Ennis pulled
himself together in the latter rounds
and put up good finish. Morris and
Ennis Will probably come together IN
bout to be staged at Ironwood by
the American Legion In the near fut.
ure. Fight fans here believe that the
bout would prove big drawing card
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-15

Mrs. Emil kuitunen was rendered a
farewell surprise party at her home in
the Erspamer building Saturday even
ing. DANCING and singing furnished
entertainment. Lunch was served TO
fifty guests.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-15

A grand opening bali will be given
by the Iron Belt baseball team at the
opera house next Saturday evening
April %. Music will be furnished by
the Twin City Harmonizers.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-15

Andrew Simila, who lived on a farm
pin of the Cary location, died Satur-
" afternoon. Death was due to
leumatism, with which he had suf-
PED for several months. He was As
sars old. Funeral services were held
pm the Finnish National church in
pnwoOd Tuesday afternoon.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-04-15

The annual convention of the Elev-
enth District Federated Women's
Clubs of Wisconsin will be held this
year at Bayfield,. May 31st and June
LIST are the dates set for the cOnven-
ton. The local club will send dele
gates and quite number of the club
members are planning on attending
the convention.