Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-10-24
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SAXON NEWS

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Last Thursday afternoon the
Cedar fWoman's club met at the
Innis home Mrs. Tighe of Saxon
and little grandson Jack visited the
meeting
A party was given by the Womans
club Of Quincy last Saturday even
ing in Mrs. Emil Franzen's honor.
The Franzens recently moved to
Ironwood from Quincy. Mrs.
Franzen has been secretary of the
Woman's club Of Quincy.
Mr.. Tighe was at Hurley on Thurs
day to consult a physician He
crushed his finger while working on
a gasoline engine about two weeks
aeo
The Woman's club Of Saxon met
on Thursday afternoon with Mes
DANES Becker and Hooper as
hostesses. The club decided to help
the teachers with a carnival they are
making plans to give, the proceeds to
be used in buying a piano for the
grades. The club women win be in
charge Of the refreshment booths. 1t
is expected that this carnival viii be
held in two weeks.
The local teachers were entertain
ed at reception given by the
Womans club on Wednesday even
ing The following program was
given followed by get-acquainted
games and a splendid lunch.
Community singing
Welcome Mrs. Muehl, club pre-
sident.
Responsible. Morgan, principal
Of high school
Response-Mr Haggerman, prin-
cipal Of grades.
Vocal solo-Just You-Miss f.
Martinka.
Instrumental solo-Mrs Maly.
Duet One Fleeing Hour-Miss
f. Martinka and Miss Johnson.
Vocal solo Magic Love-Anna-
belle Lauren
Dialogue Ladies' Community club.
Community singing.
No school was held on Monday or
Tuesday, due to the convention held
at Ashland, the teachers attending
both days
Mrs. George Carpenter, of Wake
field attended the Catholic Aid
Thursday and visited relatives and
| friends
The Curry club held their regular
meeting last Saturday evening.
Their first lesson in sewing was
assigned and it was decided to devote
few minutes at each meeting to
the study Of parliamentary law.
They are busy preparing for a
! Hallowe en- party which they will
have at the Curry school on Friday,
Oct 30 The next regular meeting
will be at the Schwartz home.
Last Tuesday the John Diotte
family and Napoleon Diotte, who
have been visiting at the Myers
home, left for Ladysmith, where they
expect to reside
1t was reported by some farmers
in the vicinity Of Saxon that this
snowfall covered some potatoes that
hadn't been dug. 1t wasn't very
encouraging.
j Thibedeau, who spent few
days at his home here, returned on
Thursday to Newberry, Mich, where
he is employed.
Frank St. Arnault installed an ice
box in his cash and carry store this
past week and expects to open his
meat market on Saturday, Oct. "a.
Sunday afternoon the Young
Peoples society of the Baptist church
viii hold a program in the high
school auditorium. The public is
invited to these services.
Last Tuesday evening the Auxiliary
to the American Legion held their
election of officers. Mrs. A.
Thebert was reelected president of
the local organization.
II. w Maly spent Sunday at his
home here. He is employed at
| Deerbrook
Mesdames Maly, W Anger and NJ.
Anger motored TO Ironwood Wednes-
day Mrs O. f. Young returned
with them and visited at the NJ.
Anger home a few days.
The second number of the lyceum
course, The Gypsy Serenaders, was
given in the high school auditorium
Friday evening. The third number.
The Delaware Duo, will be staged on
Nov. l. Let's not forget the date.
George Simon, who attends River
Falls normal, is spending few days
at his home here.