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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1925
Page
8
Local diary notes show many residents returning from Duluth and visiting relatives scattered across Ironwood Oshkosh Madison and Milwaukee. Several church pastors and families travel for funerals medical care or extended weekends while others announce births and job moves in Ramsay Watersmeet and Niagara Falls areas.
An advertisement urges mothers to use Rock Mountain Train spring medicine to cleanse the blood stomach and bowels, claiming improved health for the whole family this season. The message promises better color appetite sleep and happiness and promotes Bessemer Pharmacy as the outlet.
Mrs. Arthur Lintelmann leaves Monday morning from Greva Bar Wis for a relative visit. She spent the weekend in Milwaukee with daughter Nise Blanche. Mrs. Joseph Same's daughter Helen returned to Ashland after visiting Mrs. Same's parents. Bayne Cummins, a University of Minnesota student, plans spring vacation with parents. Alfred Shewe and wife depart for Minneapolis to arrange future plans. Charles Kemper of Minneapolis visits Nin-Neapolis after a week with his parents. Earl Hilligan plans Nin-Neapolis tomorrow after visiting the Hill family. Howard Lynch, A and P district superintendent, returns to Escanaba after a brief city business visit. previously managed the local A and P store.
Local notes report Thomas Jeffery returning from Moratata on business James Fell back from Iron Mountain to visit home John Perotti back in Minneapolis for University of Minnesota duties Miss Orteka Hartelo leaving for Ashland for a goitre operation at St Josephs hospital Mr and Mrs Walter Carlon welcome a baby girl born on March 24 at Anton Bogeto hospital in Ashland Johan Gunderson heads to East Jordan Michigan for weeks Miss Josephine Noward arrives from Superior to visit Bert and family Miss Hazel Masnaghetti celebrated at a surprise shower before leaving for Milwaukee to marry with 30 guests in attendance
A surprise party Saturday at the Reaaiang home honored Miss Blanche Reaning for her birthday anniversary and bid farewell to Mr Ciadel who plans to move to Buffalo New York. Music games and dancing followed a 52 guest lunch. Dorcas Society of Sharon Iatheram Church will meet tonight at Mrs Ole G Olson’s home after a venue change from Mrs Albert Swedberg.
Mrs Gustave Ekman was surprised at home by a large gathering Saturday evening honoring her birthday anniversary. Guests included Axel Kristianser, E H Ekman, Alfred Anderson, Charlotte Angdersson, Charles Gustafsen, and others. music, diversions, and a late supper were part of the entertainment.
Mrs George Bedard of Hibbing hosts a social gathering at the Austory club with entertainment supplied by Pane Ng and a list of local guests including Miss Ima Nymras Edith Koabey Jakue Lobbida Brach and several others. The party featured music and dancing as part of a casual welcome for a sister guest.
Local mention highlights Oma Lukey of Cary along with Mabel and Hh ba Brown in a brief community notice recognizing residents and family ties within the town.
A group of Ironwood and Bessemer friends surprised Mrs Gustave Kkman at her home Monday evening for her birthday. Rev G A Hult of Ironwood gave a short talk and at 430 lunch was served to guests including Rev and Mrs G A Hult and many area residents.
Mrs Frank Hoffner hosted a birthday party for her daughter Joan with many young guests Saturday. Easter themed favors and a luncheon followed games, with Dorothy and Florence Roberts and Jessie Sherman helping serve.
The Luther League of Sharon Lutheran church will meet Wednesday evening April 1 at Miss Nannie Gustafson’s Ramsay home. The Ladies Aid plans a Thursday afternoon gathering at Mrs Iver Hagen’s home. Members and friends are invited.
A group of friends hosted a surprise party for Mrs. Hugh Williams at her home Tuesday evening. Guests included Mrs. S. J. Williams, Mrs. Arthur Lintelmann, Mrs. Ed Piper, Mrs. Al Roberts, Miss Jennie McMinn, and Mrs. E. K. Madajesky of Ironwood, who enjoyed a pleasant social hour followed by luncheon.
Friends gathered Tuesday evening at Mrs. John Sundquist’s home to celebrate her birthday and anniversary with a gift presentation. At 10 30 p m a punch service was served to a long list of guests including Mesdames Sundquist Ekman Velin Erickson Peterson Elowson Kristiansen Velin Boline Gison Hansen Anderson Olson Gustafson Flan Olson Olson Hornholdt Hansen Johnson and Miss Olga Hansen of Ironwood.
The Young Peoples Society hosted a farewell party for Pastor Rev. GT Kern on Saturday evening at the Washington gyi venue. Attendees enjoyed games and tables of plays while a luncheon was served by Misses Pallian Johnsen Hedwig Schave Mary Chernuk and others.
Sigrid Maki styled the table in orange and white for a luncheon with about 60 attendees from the Young People’s Society of Ironwood and Bes acomor and guests. They presented Rev Kern a gift to honor his stay as pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church, who departed Sunday evening for Fargo North Dakota.
Mrs. Sid Proctor entertained friends Saturday evening with card games. Honors went to Mrs. George Basket and Thomas Kitto while consolation prizes were awarded to Mrs. A Boutell and J. W. Johnson. A luncheon followed at 11 o'clock.
A Sunday christening party at Mr and Mrs Fred Bartell celebrated the baptism of their granddaughter Geraldine Dolores. Guests included 25 relatives and close friends with Mrs Erwin Walfert of Manitowoc Wisconsin as the child’s mother. Sponsors were Miss Jennie Bartell and Nickie. A 6 o clock supper followed.
The Women's Auxiliary to the American Legion will hold its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday April 1 at the club rooms. Hostesses for the evening include Mrs. Leo Isdebski Mia, Joseph Blaha, Misses Josephine Brach, Bessie Cilek and Fannie Hrickson.
A Saturday birthday gathering at Mrs Oliver Berger’s home honored Torsten Eggen on his 75th birthday with a lunch at 10 pm and gifts for the guest of honor. Attendees included Carl Solberg Adolph Johnson Axel Kristiansen Iver Bradley Julius Velin Iver Hagen Gust Johnson M B Daly J R Johnson and others.
The Ford Sales room will host a sale featuring cakes pasties and ouisi home baked goods. Proceeds support community efforts and invite local residents to purchase a variety of treats.
Andrew P Ellstrom and Anna Nelson both of Ashland Wisconsin. Jack Fan Fan and Margaret Megasina both of Lac du Flambeau Wisconsin. Cart O Okerblom and Louise I Helander both of Ironwood Michigan. James Tyndall and Gladys Finch both of Ironwood Michigan. Stanley Serbin Ironwood Michigan and Helen Murphy Ashland Wisconsin.
A solicitor pleads for aid to the Working Girls' Home. The gallant gentleman responds with wry humor and offers assistance, invoking his Rolls-Royce as a symbol of status while questioning where the help will come from.
The speaker confirms selling a rural property and plans to relocate to urban life and join a country club, signaling departure from the area. Specific details on location, buyer, or date are not provided in the text.
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