Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-06-30

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for visit with relatives.
Miss Kathleen Nicholson has re.
turned from st. Louis, where she
taught school the past year.
Let US do your house wiring and
have the job done right. We make
speciality of this kind of work
Hurley Electric Co,
Mrs. Joseph Bartylack, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Anderson, leaves to-
t day for her home at Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs John f. Johnson
and son, of Virginia, Mimi, motored
here Monday and are guests at the
Cook home, Cary location.
Mrs Paul Moss and daughter
Evelyn, left Thursday evening for
Muskegon, where Mr.. Moss is en-
ployed and where they will make
their home.
Mrs. Dan Sullivan, of Seattle,
Wash, a former resident at Mon
treal, is visiting Hurley relatives
and friends. She is a guest at the
, James Meade home
DR.. Joseph Sturgul, who was
graduated last week from the dental
department of Marquette university,
Milwaukee, will open parlors at
Racine the first of next month.
DR.. Michael Bonacci, who complet-
ed course at the University of st.
Louis, has opened an office and will
practice medicine at st. Louis. ae-
cording to information received here
| by his relatives.
Mrs. P. Lennon has returned from
Milwaukee, where she visited her
daughter, Mrs NJ. ]. O'Brien. She
was accompanied by Billy O'Brien,
youngest son of Mrs. O'Brien, and
Charles Lennon, Jr.
Circuit Judge G. N. Risjord and
Mrs. Risjord, with children Norman
and Isabel, left this morning by
auto for a tour of Yellowstone park.
They expect to be gone six weeks or
two months Press.
George Flanagan, travelling sales
man with headquarters at Aurora,
H., arrived Saturday for visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, J. c.
Flanagan. He is also enjoying an
outing in company with John
Sullivan at the lakes.
A meeting of county agricultural
agents in Northern Wisconsin coun-
ties will be held at Ashland on July
l1O. 1t will be a get-together
conference for the purpose of dis
cussing matters pertaining to
agriculture Agent Shaffer of this
county plans to attend.
The ordinance establishing rules
and regulations governing the
Hurley water works, which was
adopted at the meeting of the council
held last week, is published in full
in this issue Of the News. Hurley
people would do well to acquaint
themselves with these rules and
regulations.
Miss Marie Sealy of this city was
: one of the thirty-eight graduates
given diplomas at the County Train
ing School for Teachers at Fond du
5 Lac last Friday evening. A pageant
! was present as a part of the com
} mencement program. Miss SealS
e sang solo, "Oh How / Love {
Summers Day" and an encore.
Miss Matilda Helm, daughter o.
/ Mrs Henry Page, and Anthony
Stutz. were married at st. Mary
church Tuesday morning, Rev. tr
Il Klopp officiating The bride wa
| attended by her sister, Miss Lorraine
| Page. and the groom by Thoma
| Sybeldon. Mr. and Mrs. Stutz lef
| on a wedding trip to Mesaba range
| points, after which they will maxi
| their home in Hurley the groom be
| ing employed here for Morgan
company.
| Hurley's annual chautaugua WI
| be held this year July 80 to Angus
l3. advance literature announclni
! the dates having been received here
F. Although not financial success las
| wear the chautauqua furnished
week Of good entertainment
| Equally good if not better attrac
| ti6ns are promised for this year. In
! sponsors for this years chautauqu
expect to get busy soon and eonduc
! a ticket sale that will assure o. u
| be a financial success.
h Forget the unlnd things that ar
/ SAID about you ara your mentaht
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