Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-08-08


: + F. B. Goodman of Houghton,
Mich, was Hurley caller Thursday. s.
Miss Isabel Astor has returned
from a visit with relatives in St.
Paul. k
John Dooley, of Cheyenne,
Wyoming, visited at the Friola home
during the week d
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace LaVigne
have gone to Chicago, where they
) will make their home.
Leo Aspinwall, of Cleveland, is n
here on visit and is a guest at the
/ home of John Aspnwall.
Dave Murray has returned from S
Benton, where he was called last n
week by the death of his brother.
Miss Mary Rubatt returned Sun
day from Milwaukee, where she has G.
just completed a course at the
normal school. 7
Let us do your house wiring and
have the job done right. We make
speciality of this kind of work. a
Hurley Electric Co.
Mrs Mary Brayton has returned Il
after an absence of five weeks which
she spent at the Christensen cottage
on Mantowish Lake. "
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Vckers re- S
turned Saturday from Ashland, Il
sd where Mr.. Vickers recently under
= went an operation for the removal of
- his appendix. fl
Albert Cossaloto and Alfred and g
~ Thomas Eddy returned Monday from Il
Bull, Mimi, where they spent the
ES weekend with relatives. They made
= the trip by motor. n
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Perl and family, G
accompanied by George Reardon j
Oh and Lloyd Beck, departed last Satur
day for Chicago. They made the
!, trip in the Perl truck. fl
'ust Charles Pierson and daughter, n
Ruby, motored to their home at h
Norway, Mich Monday after spend
ZIP ing the past week at the home of
irS- Alfred Oberg, at Cary. g
Miss Mabel Douville left yester- h
anu day morning for Rice Lake, where N
are she will remain over the weekend
with friends From there she will
go to Minneapolis, where she is en- j.
mes ployed v
Miss Ida Bradley, county super o.
intendent of schools, announces that ST
uf- the regular Iron county teachers al
she examinations will be held Friday and b.
s. Saturday, August z and 8, at the e'
court house p
ave
trip Wantad--Man wall-astablisbed in
ise' this community to be our representa- M
tive and take care of our wholesale 81
ny to consumer" trade. Must be of fl
on good standing here and a hard 81
s"a worker. Write today. Manhattan Vi
Wooden Mills, Duluth Mimi 34w1 IL
al Miss Elm Westeen, accompanied in
use byher mother and her brother Lloyd, M
trlc and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Nelson, of
Ironwood, left Sunday morning for
points in Canada. They are making T
OF the trip by auto and camping out on A
nth the way. A
and ~
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Sat In ohservancoe of W;scons;n,s
the Dairy Weak evbib;ts of dairy nro-
ducts from Iron county, prepared by =
County Agent w. j. He'll, have been :,
is placed in the windows of the Iron y
Tor Exchange Bank and the Hurley !, p
MT National Bank.
Mrs Leo Brayton and son. Bob,
ers' returned Sunday from Westboro,
Sno where they have been visiting for !
an the past two weeks. They were =
accompanied by Mrs Brayton's =
mother. Mrs. J. C. Kibby, of West =
kee' boro, and Mrs. Arthur Sweet, of !"
lays Los Angeles, who went on to Duluth "
re- for short stay with relatives. :
Marion Reid has sold his residence
the on Magnetic street to Andrew Olson, q
rect who is now occupying it with his :
on family. Mr. Reid has purchased the =
nue. former King property on Fifth :
. avenue south, which he will remodel