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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1925
Page
10
Miss Alta Marshall returns from Duluth to Day 1uth after visiting relatives. Multiple locals travel for funerals, university stays, or family visits in Green Bay Oshkosh Ashland Hibbing and Milwaukee. Members of the Cobb Lintelmann Peters and Vogeler families host or join weekend gatherings.
An advertisement urges mothers to give the family a thorough spring cleansing with Hollister's Rock Mountain Tea, claiming it purifies blood and cleanses stomachs and bowels to improve color appetite and sleep. Bessemer Pharmacy promotes the remedy.
Thomas Jeffery returned today from Iron Mountain on short business and will visit at his home briefly. James Fell recarned Saturday after moos from Iron Mountain where he is employed and will visit here briefly. core John Perotti returned to Minneapolis this morning to attend the University of Minnesota and stayed a week at his home. Miss Dreka Hartelo left Tuesday afternoon for Ashland to undergo a goitre operation at St Josephs hospital. Mr. and Mrs Walter Carlson reported a morning visit. March 24th they returned to St Joseph's hospital in Ashland Tuesday afternoon. He arrived home about two weeks ago after a patient stay of three months. Miss Martha Dormody arrived Wednesday afternoon from Ashland, visiting a few days as guest of sister Mrs W F Pellow. Oscar Hansen returned Monday from Negaunee for the removal of Mrs Hansen's father W J Neely and remained for longer stay. Charles Michela who visited here a week will return to Minneapolis this morning to resume studies at the University of Minnesota. John E Gunderson physical director at Bessemer high school left Friday for East Jordan Michigan to visit home for several weeks. Mrs Josephine Howard arrived Wednesday afternoon from Superior to visit here indefinitely at the home of her son and daughter in law Bert and wife.
Miss Blanche Renning and Anton iel were honored guests at a fur party Saturday night at the Renning home. The event celebrated Miss Renning's birthday anniversary and bid farewell to Mr. Cindel who departs for Buffalo, New York. About 52 guests enjoyed music, games, and dancing with gifts presented to each guest. Corcas Society will be entertained tonight at Mrs. Ole Olson's home, replacing plans to meet at Mrs. Swedberg's.
Mrs Gustave Ekman was surprised at home Saturday evening by many friends celebrating her birthday anniversary. A gift was presented, music and social diversions provided entertainment, and at o clock a lunch was served to a long list of guests from Ironwood including Gustave Ekman Axel Kristiansen E H Ekman Alfred Anderson Charlotte Anderson Charles Gustafson Alfred Anderson Herman Carlson Axel Anderson Andrew Osoo Christine Peterson Leontine Roline Julius Vells Alfred Blowson Erick Erickson Cornelius Hansen S A Larson Arthur Olson John Suodquist and Al le Ekman, plus Miss Olga Hameen Margaret Bolme Edith Blowsom Reeth Blowsom.
A party was held Wednesday evening at Mrs George Bedard’s Hibbing home in Bogor to honor her sister. Entertainment included several guests and a light luncheon served at 10 00 p m to attendees listed including Miss Nyman Behlund Keokey Lobb Shae and others.
Miss Hazel Masnaghetti headed to Milwaukee for marriage after a Wednesday miscellan eous shower at sister Mrs A Bruno with 30 guests and gifts. A second party for Mrs Gustave Ekman occurred Monday night in Ironwood with Rev G A Hult speaking and 16:30 lunch for attendees from Ironwood and Bessemer communities.
Mrs. Frank Hoffner hosted a Saturday party for her daughter Jean celebrating her fourth birthday. loads of children played games and enjoyed a birthday luncheon with Easter themed favors.
Sigrid Maki notes a color themed gathering with about 50 guests from the Young Peoples society of Ironwood and Bes semer presenting Rev. Kern a token gift. The beloved pastor left Sunday night for Fargo North Dakota where he will reside.
Mrs Sid Proctor entertained at her home on Saturday evening hosting a group of friends for cards. High honors went to Mrs George Basket and Thomas Kitto, consolation prizes to Mrs A Boutell and J W Johnson. At 11 o'clock a luncheon was served by the hostess to her guests.
A Sunday christening at Mr and Mrs Fred Bartelli's home honored their granddaughter Geraldine Dolores, daughter of Mrs Erwin Walfert of Manitowoc Wisconsin. Sponsors were Miss Jennie Bartelli and Nickie. Supper at 6 o'clock served to 25 guests including relatives and close friends.
The Women's Auxiliary to the American Legion will hold its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday April 1st at the club rooms. Hostesses for the evening include Mrs. Leo Isdeb ski, Mrs. Joseph Blaha, Misses Josephine Brach, Bessie Cilek and Fannie Erickson.
Mrs Oliver Berger hosted a Saturday party at her home for her father Torsten Eggen on his 75th birthday with a 10 o clock lunch and a birthday gift for the guest of honor. Attendees included Carl Solberg Adolph Johnson Axel Kristiansen Iver Bradley Julius Velin Iver Hag Gust Johnson M B E Daly J R Johnson. Miss Mildred Maki celebrated her thirteenth birthday with a girls night featuring pink decorations and gifts while a pastel cake with thirteen candles topped the table. Guests were Marie Johnson Bertha Olson Elsie Mannie Anne Hayvel Helvi Stenbeck Irene Wallenberg Elsie Kopala. A Past Sale Election Day is noted with the M E church Ladies Aid planning a pasty sale on Election Day April 6.
Cakes pasties and otter home baked goods will be on sale at the Ford Sales room.
Andrew P. Ekstrom and Anna Nelson of Ashland Wisconsin. Jack Fan Fan and Margaret Megasina of Lac du Flambeau Wisconsin. Carl O. Okerblom and Louise I. Hepland er of Ironwood Michigan. James Tyndall and Gladys Finch of Ironwood Michigan. Stanley Serbin of Ironwood Michigan and Helen Murphy of Ashland Wisconsin.
A satire panel draws a wealthy donor, a solicitor pleads for help for the Working Girls' Home, and the gallant gentleman promises aid in his Rolls-Royce. The scene centers on social charity and class dynamics.
Jed confirms selling his farm and plans to move to the city to join a Country Club. The brief note hints at leaving the countryside for urban life.
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