Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-01-07
NEIGHBORH0OD NEWS NOTES
MERCER

day In town.
Mrs. George Stephey received a
message Monday stating that her
daughter was very i'll in hospital n
Milwaukee. Mrs. Stephey and dauRh-
ter. Mrs. Lee Zimmerman, left on the
evening train to see her.
r. Shymanski of Wausau made a
pleasant call here Friday.
Last Thursday evening we were
presented here by the Madison Exten-
sion Division Robert o. Briggs as en-
tertainer and we cannot speak too
highly of him. His entertainment was
clean and roar from start to finish
and we all sincerely hop, to have him
here again. He was everything it
seemed that any one person could be
as he was whole entertainment in
himself. He was an artist, musician,
fine speaker and in every line that he
produced was to perfection. He left
for Mason Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j Fitzpatrick re-
turned Sunday evening to their home
at WautOma after spending the holt
days with the latter's mother, Mrs.
Blanche Davis. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. Fitzpatrick sister,
Miss Mildred Davis, who will spend
" eek with them and then go to
Whitewater.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Fabian of
ITOnwood are visiting at the Il. l..
Ball home for few days.
George Harper returned to Appleton
Sunday evening, where he is attend
ing Lawrence university, after spend
ing a few weeks vacation here with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Harper.
Guy Wing and Morris Moriarity
visited at Vinegar Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nugent of
Hurley spent Monday with the form
er's mother. Mrs. j. Perry.
Mrs. A. Hodgdon and daughter
Gertrude left Saturday morning for a
visit at Oshkosh with Mrs. Hodgdon's
mother.
Guy Wing left Monday evening for
Milwaukee, where he will attend a
machinists' school.
DR.. j. w. kleinbohle of Milwaukee
was here on business trip Saturday.
Mrs j. G. Wilmington and daughter
IN
Monday morning.
Harlan PentelOw, who visited his
sister at Duluth for few weeks, re-
turned Wednesday evening.
Mrs J ID. Mclaughlin and children
returned from visit with her hus-
band at Pent0ga, Mich, last Wednes-
day evening.
Fred Vaughn spent New Years
with friends in Duluth.
Mrs. Harry Champine went to Wan
sau last week for a visit over the
holidays.
Ted NOrdling returned from a visit
at his home in Irouwood Tuesday
morning and is now in charge of the
Mercer Supply store during the alb
sence of Mrs. j. T. kendrigan.
Despite the big snow storm there
was very nice and sociable crowd at
the New Years ball here Saturday
evening and fine time was enjoyed.
The Oliver Club orchestra of Iron
wood furnished the music and they
are there with a good line which
when dancing lasted until a. M.
will surely prove.
MISS 1dIHilDe lDeTldutL NlSlLeU
here last Monday and Tuesday and
returned to her school duties at Hurley
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Eileen Doriot of Winchester
attended the New Years dance here
Miss Edna DoiriOt visited her
grandmother, Mrs. Sleight, at Man
itowlsh Tuesday.
John Helm of Hurley and his wreck
ing crew were here last Sunday pick
ing up the IS cars which were derailed
Saturday night All the section crew
were out helping to get up the wreck
age. We hope they were all happy
1t was New Years day
Gled Hodson and Howard Scheel
left Monday evening for Appleton,
where they will resume their school
work al Bushey's Business college.
w. F. Rugee left Monday evening
for hospital at Ashland, where he
will have his tonsils and adenoids
removed.
VIM. Sell of Winchester has been
here on business.