Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-06-20

George Calvetti returned Monda,
morning from a business trip t,
Milwaukee.
! Mrs. James Coole left last Frida,
evening for Detroit for an extende,
visit with her sons, Arthur an,
Garfield.
! Miss Elizabeth Troy left Sunda,
morning for a months vacation
She will visit at Rice Lake and ais,
at Schultzburg.
Let US do your house wiring anC
have the job done right. We max,
a speciality of this kind of work
Hurley Electric Co.
J Felix Sturgul, a student at tn,
state university, has obtained EN-
ployment at Racine and will remair
there for the summer
! Mr.. and Mrs. Marion F. Reid haC
as their guests over the weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis J. Webb anc
daughter, Dorothy Ann, of Duluth.
Among the university student.
who have arrived home this week are
Lloyd Menestrena, Gilbert Trier
William Aspinwall, Leonard Saar
and Anton Calvi.
The pupils of the advanced grades
of the Cary school, in charge of Miss
Therein and Miss Boertz held then
annual picnic at Lake Lavins
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Jewell, librarian at the public
library announces that the library
now has on its shelves $50 new books
including the latest fiction, books of
travel, history and reference books.
Douglas Stewart and Toivo Saari,
who have been attending the state
university, left directly upon the
close of the term for Camp Douglas,
where they will remain for six
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thomten and
two children of Pigeon Falls, and
Miss Olive Peterson, who is employed
as nurse at Eau Claire, are guests
this week at the Henry Peterson
home.
Mrs. Frank Marta and son, Ray
mond, arrived Wednesday from
Fresno, Cal, for a visit of six weeks
at the Bonino home This is their
first visit here since their removal
to California three years ago.
Michael Gertz was one of the
graduates from the medical depart
ment of the Northwestern university
this week Mr.. and Mrs. S. Gertz
went to Evanston to attend the COM
mencement They were expected
home today.
The Misses Mary Gersich and
Nostra Cattoi left last evening for
Milwaukee, where they will be en-
ployed in educational work during
the summer. Miss Cattoi will en-
gage in playground work and Miss
Gersich will teach home economics.
Mrs. B. ]. Goodman, who has been
i'll at the Union hospital for the past
week is in very serious condition.
Her two sons, Frank Goodman, of
Houghton, and Bernard Goodman, of
lshpeming, and other members of
her family were called here and are
at the DR.. B. V. Van Stratum home
in Ironwood
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kyle and
daughter Katherine, left Monday by
auto on a trip through the southern
part of the state. They will stop at
st. Croix Falls, where Mrs. Kyle will
attend the district convention of the
Woman's Auxiliary to the American
Legion, as a delegate from this
district. Later they will go to
Madison to attend their class re
union.
Domenic Donna, age 40, died very
suddenly Tuesday night at his home
on Fifth avenue. The cause of
death is given as apoplexy. He is
survived by a widow, son and a
daughter. Funeral services will be
held Saturday morning from ST.
Mary's church. He had been en-
ployed as street worker for the
city for number of years.
The News is in receipt of the first
edition of The Pollywog," pubhca-
ton issued by the fifth grade pupils
in Miss Waters room at the Lincoln
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