Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-05-17

Eyersharp pencils and Csnklip
pens At J. j Flandrena, iewelsr.
We carry a complete stock of ali
KINDS of electrical appliances. House
wiring a specially Hurley Electric
Company
Let Us do your house wiring and
have the job done right. We make
specially Of tins kind of work.
Hurley Electric Co..
Peter Perlberg returned Sunday
morning from Kenoska. where he has
been employed in a printing plant
conducted IN connection with q
knitting factory.
Henry LaMarche arrived last
Saturday from Seattle, Washington.
Tie will remain here during the
summer ard engage in business with
his brother, Albert LaMarehe. His
family viii arrive later.
Miss Margaret Knudson. com
mercial instructor at the high school.
accompanied by Misses Anna Rowe
and Ida Sherman. returned Monday
from Whitewater, where Miss Rowe
and Miss Sherman took part in g
state tipping contest. The Hurley
contestants received honorable
mention
number OF Hurley Odd Fellows
attended the district meeting Of that
order held at Melen Wednesday
evening A grand lodge officer
was present and gave an address.
The district meetings are held three
times a year Menen Ashland,
Bayfield,, Iron River and Hurley are
Z
Two mail boxes were installed in
the Cary location this week, Post
master F. B. Williams giving his
personal attention to the job Free
mail delivery was extended to the
Cary location last fan, but due to
government red-tape the mail boxes
did not reach here in time to be
installed before winter set in.
Warden F. H. wilke left Wednes-
day for Madison to attend CON
ference Of state conservation
wardens. Since early spring Mr.
Wilke has given his attention to
gathering fish spawn in the Mantle
wish and Turtle waters, the work
being part of the state conservation
commissions fish propagation pro
gram.
Ernest BERT, employed at the
Cary mine, was seriously injured
while at work Tuesday evening He
was struck by loose piece Of rock
and knocked down into an ore raise,
twenty feet deep He was taken to
tho Union hospital in Ironwood
where his injuries were found to
consist of a sprained back, q sprained
leg, with cuts and bruises on the
body.
Mrs. c. c. Urquhart and daugh-
ter, Miss Idell, returned Monday
from Madison, where Miss Idell took
part in a state music contest held
last week. Miss Urquhart was
placed fifth The contest was con-
Quoted under the auspices Of the
school of music of the state univer-
sity, and contestants from high
schools ip all parts of the state took
part.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c, Clasen, who
have been in Milwaukee for the past
month, returned Tuesday They
made the trip by automobile and
were accompanied by Mr.. Clasen $
brother, Milton Clasen, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Delbert Hepp, of Milwaukee,
who will in all probability make their
home here. While in Milwaukee,
Mr.. Clasen underwent an operation
for relief from a disIocated knee
joint.
Miss Anal Lennon returned Thurs
day from Milwaukee, where she at
tended the annual meeting Of the
corporation Of Catholic Women s
Benevolent Society Of Wisconsin as
delegate from Hurley Branch No.
Is. While in Milwaukee Miss Lennon
was a guest Of her sister, Mrs.
O'Bren. She spent a day visiting
the schools Of the city Upon her
return she was accompanied by her
,,;aaa Dorofhyy euron and nephew