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Newspaper

Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1908

Page

5

About Town in Gogebic Guests and Local Moves

Geo Rupp visits Gogebic while Andrew Emmerson travels from Bunham on business. J B Mitchell spends Sunday with family in Ashland. Mrs J R Thompson is seriously ill in Ironwood. Mr and Mrs J R Rupp of Milwaukee visit Gogebic. Matt Benscoe of Gogebic Lumber in Marenisco was here last Saturday. A M Borseth of Berglund succeeds W H Willman as D S S A R agent. Mrs W H Williams and son return to Duluth. John Rupp of Milwaukee attends delinquent land tax sale. J K V Agnew of Gogebic Lumber Co. calls on city. Annual tax sale for 1905 and prior years ongoing at county treasurer. I L Sax sells saloon, will move to Eveleth Minn.

Matt Benscoe Gogebic Lumber Co Marenisco J. K. V. Agnew Marenisco, Mich IL. Sax Eveleth, Minn

Local women undergo operations at Gogebic Hospital

Miss Katherine Gallinatti of Ironwood and Miss Lizzie Carlson of this city were operated on at Gogebic hospital this week. Gallinatti had a tumor of the breast removed and Carlson underwent surgery for a tubercular gland of the neck.

Katherine Gallinatti Ironwood Lizzie Carlson Gogebic Hospital

Local notes and visits in Gogebic area this week

A roundup of short items from Gogebic area residents and visitors. Peters spent Sunday at burn. Ormes of Marenisso visited Friday. Mrs. A D Johnston was in Ironwood last Saturday. Kinney and Carlson ill with pneumonia at Gogebic hospital. Pecard and daughter were in Ironwood last Saturday. Alice Conley and Kittie Oman were Ironwood visitors last Saturday. Ekholm of Ironwood did business Thursday. farm and timber lands for sale near the city, 3000 acres, ask George Rupp. A Lincoln Kirk to perform May 27 at Presbyterian church, under Ladies Aid Society. Ladies Aid meets May 13 at Mrs Milroy's home. H Rosenberger travels east to Pennsylvania, returns soon. William Sincock from Chicago visiting this week. Thomas from New Philadelphia opened a cement works in the old Northwestern hotel building. Frank B Jones offered fishing draw prizes. first Charles Babicky, second Edna Holdorf, third Ester Wiklund. A second contest to follow, sketches of the third family.

Frank B. Jones Charles Babicky Edna Holdorf Ester Wiklund

Former Bessemer superintendent visits from New York

John S. Robinson, former superintendent of the Bessemer schools, was in the city last Saturday on his return from Minneapolis where he attended a Phi Beta Kappa meeting. He is now at Columbia University in New York preparing for the law, and many friends were pleased to see him.

John S. Robinson Bessemer Schools Minneapolis Phi Beta Kappa United States Mr. Robinson Columbia University New York City

Mr and Mrs Geo McKinney Return From Eastern Trip

Mr and Mrs Geo McKinney came home Thursday after an eastern trip. The couple stayed in several cities and visited relatives during their journey, returning with stories of sights and experiences from the east.

Geo. McKinney

Johnston Brother Dies in Northport Funeral Planned

A. D. Johnston was telegraphed in Northport Michigan last Saturday afternoon about his brother William Johnston’s serious condition. A telegram received here Wednesday said William died Tuesday at 5 p m and that the funeral would be held in Northport Thursday. Deceased was 50, leaves a wife and two children.

A. D. Johnston T. Nothport Mich Saturda William Johnston Mr. Johnston Northport

Deer shot and killed near city. owners to face charges

A wounded deer, followed by dogs, entered the city Wednesday afternoon and sought refuge in Capt. W. W Gray’s barn. It died that evening. The perpetrators face aggravated game law violations and human decency breaches, with the flesh deemed unfit for consumption. Authorities urge full legal punishment.

Touk W. W Gray

Will and Family Irony in a Comedic Bequest

A humorous piece on a will reading where a father jokes with relatives about gifts and privileges. It rails at family dynamics, detailing bequests to daughter Caroline, other daughters, son Robert, and sons-in-law, with dramatic reactions and codicil reversals, ending with a satirical note on avoiding secrets and mourning.

Caroline Robert

Wakefield Locals Gather News From Nearby Towns

Wakefield locals note visits and movements of residents. John Zozinski returns from Duluth. C E Walton and Elsie visit Ironwood. Laura Bedell and Mildred Bedell travel to Bessemer. Thomas Clach Sr. dies in Crystal Falls. Frank Ringsnith opens a grocery in Ål King’s old stand. Arabian Knights preview May 4 at Primary building with Home Talent Club. many residents attend meetings in Lansing and await gatherings.

Frank Ringsnith A. Kingsmath Olpha Jenner Ironwood Wakefield Thomas Clach Sr Crystal Falls Mich C.E. Walton Elsie Mildred Bedell E.R. Hillis Thomas O'Brien Lansing Thos. Terthall Superior Mary Jorgenson Washington Park Hospital Chicago Otto Torell Bessemer J. A. Peatt Watersmeet L. P. Bourquin Mareniseo Arabian Knights May Ltd

Book No 4 for Women Promotes Night Cure Suppositories

An advertisement urges weak women to read Book No 4 for Women authored by Pr Shoop of Racine Wisconsin. It touts Dr Shoop's Night Cure suppositories as soothing healing and antiseptic and offers the book and confidential medical advice free. The Night Cure is sold by Frank B Jones.

Shoop Racine Wis Frank B. Jones

Sacred pallium ceremony in Boston with Cardinal Gibbons

Cardinal Gibbons officiated at Archbishop William II O’Connell’s investiture of the sacred pallium at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross in Boston. The woolen band with six purple crosses symbolizes papal authority. the pallium was woven from lambs’ wool and placed beside St Peter’s tomb. Washington Street crowd, roped off. Gov. Guild, May or Hibbard attended. mass led by Cardinal Gibbons. sermon by Very Rev Lawrence F. Kearney.

William II, O'Connell Cardinal Gibbons Cathedral of the Holy Cross Boston Rome Terra di Specch Peter Washington Street Gov. Guild Hibbard Lawrence F. Kearney C. P Dominican Fathers of Washington

Also Mentioned on This Page

France Germany District of Ia Columbia Geo Rupp Ahe Gogebic Andrew Emmerson Uvunham J. B. Mitchell Ashland J. R. Thompson J. R. Rupp Milwaukee Wisconsin George Rupp A. M. Borseth Berglund W. H. Willman John Rupp E. P. Allis Co F. A. Peters Burn S. E. A. Ormes Marenisso, Waad John Kinney Tom Carlson Rs. Pecard Mie Isses Alice Conley Kittie Oman F. O. Ekholm Ekholm & Co A. Lincoln Kirk Presbyterian Church Ladies Aid Society Ladies’ Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church H. Rosenberger Colby and Ironton Mines Pennsylvania William Sincock Abbotsford Christ ‘Thomas New Philadelphia Ohio Northwestern Thomas Marie Sanford John Zozinski Duluth C. E. Walton John Conners Sparta Minn Mrs. Neibold Andrew Olson W. Bedell Iogebic Mildred George Bedell George Keough Watkefield Mrs. Watson Andrew Gilson Ed. Neidhold Dr. Eddy la Blond Dry Goods CO Ekholm’s Ironwood Store Company BLO Michigan Alee Copece Morocco Horace J. Stevens Shelden Houghton, Michigan Temple Theatre W. F. Kelly the Herald Office
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