Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-12-08

Is Big Assortment of Eastman
Kodaks at Whitman's
III A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Matt Secor, Saturday, Dec. LIST.
III Mrs. Leo Brayton and son, Bobbie.
visited relatives at Wakefield the
fore part of the week.
HI Mr.. and Mrs. James Hanley are
the parents of daughter, born
Sunday, December End.
Ill Mrs. Dan MacCauley, son Bobby
and daughter Louise, visited rela-
tives in Minneapolis this week.
III Fine perfumes, toilet waters, face
powder, beautiful compacts in
II large varieties at J. F. Sullivans.
III Fred Beeman, former Hurley re-
sident, now living at Vinegar, was
in the city the fore part of the week.
" Miss Marie Herman, of Green
:" Bay, visited here over the weekend.
= She was the guest of Mrs. Frank
= Nolan.
Il John OLeary went to Bayfield,
] Saturday and visited his brother,
Flory O'Leary, at Pureair sana-
6 tarium.
/, Mrs. Mary Brayton returned last
Saturday from a visit of several
months with relatives in Detroit
at and Oshkosh.
Let US do your house wiring and
j. have the job done right. We make
speciality of this kind of work.
Hurley Electric Co.,
Mrs Will Molds returned Satur-
day to her home at Hibbing after
an visit of several weeks at the
to Jolicouer home here.
Miss Rose David returned to her
lie home at Mellen Monday, after spend
lg ing the weekend here as the guest
of Miss Mabel Eddy.
at Miss Agnes Hoye returned to her
n school at Eland Junction Sunday
night, after spending the Thanks
giving holidays at her home here.
- Miss Mabel Anger has completed
her course in nurses training at
Minneapolis and is visiting her
n sister, Jessie, 1T the home of Mrs.
tx Peter Secor.
For Christmas buy him box Of
n, Hurley's Best. Remodeled in size
re and quality, packed in tin foil, five
ry in package. A good cigar for
particular smokers. Ed. T. Tolhurst
re Miss Pearl Pawlicki returned to
ct Crystal Falls Sunday, where she is
ny employed as teacher in the public
schools. She spent Thanksgiving
at her home here.
lg The many friends of DIR. A. o.
serious operation at st. Luke's
hospital in Duluth, and has been
ne very low for the past four weeks,
en- will be glad to learn that his condi-
n ton shows improvement and hopes
hit are now held out for his recovery.
The smoker always appreciates
as cigars for Christmas. A box of
IS, Hurley's Best will make him smile.
Id Packed in Christmas boxes in tin
re foil with Christmas greetings at
T. tached On sale at the City Drug
Store Ed. T. Tolhurst, manufac
turer.
IN Miss Ethel Erickson, of Iron Belt,
d. and Anthony Wyszinski, of Cedar,
be the essay prize winners of Iron
ry county left Wednesday evening for
Milwaukee to attend the Milwaukee
Products show as guests of the
n exposition The two prize winners
a, wrote essays on Wisconsin products.
ne They were accompanied by Miss
ed Margaret Hardie, county supervis-
w ing teacher.
en-
At the regular meeting of Hurley
Chapter No. PAT, O. f. s., held at
e, the Masonic hall, Wednesday even
a. ing, the following officers were
es elected for the ensuing year: Mrs
n. Lillian Tyler, worthy matron;
nd Adolph Hansen, worthy patron; Mrs
al Elizabeth Hambley, associate mat
ny ron; Mrs. Myrtle Lambrix, con-
or ductress; Mrs. Mable Reid, associate
rs. conductress; Mrs. Lillian Kohl,
secretary; Sam RautiO, treasurer;
Star points: Mary Reid, Adah; Ida