Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-05-19
NEIGHBORH00G NEWS NOTES
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DR.. E. B. Stebbins of Ironwood
made professional call at the Chas.
Voss home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Fred Davis and Mrs. Inez
Rydesh spent Sunday at the Goyins
home in Ironwood
Percy Sullivan spent Sunday with
his children in Ironwood.
Mrs. c. Barker left Monday morn
ing for visit with her son at Amigo
before returning to her home at
Shawano
Percy Schwartz and Frank Brumer
bought cars last week. No more
walking for those boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Kendrigan
drove their new Studebaker sport
model six from Ashland Sunday.
Donald Welch spent Sunday at his
home in Ironwood and expects to
move his family here this week.
Ernest Craw made trip to Three
Lakes Saturday with Mrs. A. B.
Rydeski to move her furniture here
to be stored at Mrs. Davis for an
indefinite time or until Mr.. Rydeski
will be permanently located.
Walter Hoffman returned Mon
day afternoon from Chicago where
he was employed since last winter.
He will work in the Public Service
garage owned by his father this
summer.
Miss Elleda Bentsen returned to
her duties at the post office Satur-
day after being absent for more than
a week on account of her sisters,
Mrs. F. f. Barker, death and funeral
during that time
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Demoe, who
have lived here for the past few
years, moved back to Amigo Mon
day, having sold their property here.
Those who attended the dance at
Winchester Saturday evening were
as follows: Guy Wing, Irving
Olson, Art PASSED., Howard Scheel,
Gaylord Thompson, and the Misses
Evelyn Harrison, l.. Gunderson,
Bertha Van Voris, Cora Counter,
Jennie Moffett, and Mrs. w. J..
Scilleman, Mrs. Rydeski and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Doriot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Thompson of
Ashland visited the Steve Thompson
family at Echo Lodge Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Miller was an Ashland
visitor Friday.
Mrs. j. f. Hodson held a reception
at her home in honor of the late
bride, Mrs. Glen Hodson, Saturday
afternoon. A lovely lunch was
served to all present from 2 o'clock
until 6. Mrs. Glen Hodson was
formerly Miss Eileen Doriot of
Winchester. They were married at
Bessemer on Saturday, May 5. They
were attended by Miss Edna Doriot
as bridesmaid and Leland Thompson
as best man. Both are well and
favorably known here and are very
estimable young people and the very
best wishes for their future
happiness is extended by all friends
and acquaintance. They will make
their home for the present with the
groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. f.
Hodson.
M. Bentsen sold his property on
Mercer lake to George Piltz last
week.
W j, Schilleman and family are
moving to Ironwood this week to
reside.
Levi Slight has bought the house
now occupied by Otto Layman and
will take possession soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Gehr motored
to Milwaukee Saturday morning for
a short stay. They were accompani-
ed by Ralph Abraham.
Erick Gutenberg bought the j. H.
Dunscomb residence this week and
with his family will soon move in.
The Dunscomb family will make
their home at Ashland.
f. f. Miller and family will soon
move into their new residence which
they bought from Mrs. J. E. Jordan.
Sam Sargent and family will move
into their new home which was for
merly the H. Heinrich's residence,
Mrs. Eugene Atwater having re-
Gently bought the restaurant from S.
| Sargent.
AotAGA IuGA iduAl VI NSSb A<sAhN was
in town Monday.
Mrs Newton Pemble and children
of Platchak, Wis, is visiting rela-
tives here this week.
Frank Barker was in Ironwood on
business Friday.
George Craw, Jr., is driving around
in his new car he bought last week.
About thirty Swedish families
from Ironwood spent the weekend
at Eggan's cottage on Mercer Lake.
A big time was enjoyed by all. We
don't envy few of the girls though,
who were pushed into the water in q
boat without oars and had to get
back the best way possible. Could
not return home until their clothes
dried A rather chilly bath girls,
but we won't tell your names and we
do know that you were dangerous
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