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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1925
Page
3
A long list of residents depart for educational and employment opportunities. Albert Scavarda heads to Lansing for work, Katherine DeMart to Marquette, Victoria St John to Chicago, and many others enroll at Northern State Normal Stevens Point Normal and Lawrence College while relatives visit or travel for studies or family reasons.
Headaches coated tongue sour stomach and bad breath signal body distress. The ad claims the liver kidneys and bowels are poisoned and promises relief by removing the cause with Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea available at Bessemer Pharmacy.
An old pharmacy advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy for headaches and constipation. Promises positive results and features Bessemer Pharmacy as the seller.
Mr and Mrs James Morrison and Miss Anne Miesbauer visited Rhinelander over the weekend to spend time with relatives. Mrs Arnoldo Gesmondi underwent an appendicitis and tonsil operation in Ashland and is reported satisfactory. Mr and Mrs James Ford returned from Marquette with daughter Adelaide to enroll at Northern State Normal, accompanied by Mrs Joseph McNamara and daughter Patricia Anne who will visit. Mrs McNamara, formerly Miss Hortense Hadridh, taught at Anvil School. Steve Fedor, Martin Bjornson, Domenic Longhini, Carl Bischoff and Peter Istapinski toured to Duluth for the Duluth Ironwood game. Dr and Mrs R E Hickey returned from a trip to Duluth and other range cities. Mrs Julius Rigotti is a patient at Newport hospital undergoing gall stone surgery. Charles Sandin and son Kenneth drove to Buutn Saturday and returned Monday. Friday night the Anvil Parents Teachers Social Club hosts a dance at the school with Bates Orchestra. Mr Bates leads the Newport Band and the public is invited. Miss Lila Clemens of Detroit spent several days as guest of Mr and Mrs John Johnson Jr.
Mrs. William McMinn entertained at her home Saturday evening with three bridge tables. High scores went to Mrs. W. S. Godfrey and Mrs. Owen Smith. Luncheon followed the game.
Miss Lillian Johnson hosted a surprise farewell Friday night at her home in honor of Misses Esther and Alice Vogeler and Ina Johnson who left for Milwaukee Saturday. Bridge and bunco followed by luncheon. gifts given to each guest. Attendees included Ebbitte Lobb, Calnetta Cobb, Alice Abelman, Maude Rowett, Hazel Anderson, Frances Bria, Mayme Bria, Edith Peterson, Madaline Martini, Jean Kangas, Ina Johnson, Esther and Alice Vogeler, and Lillian Johnson.
Mrs Clarence Gustafson and Mrs Herman Nelson hosted a surprise miscellaneous shower at Mrs Arthur Olsons home Tuesday evening. Games entertained guests and at 11 oclock luncheon was served. The honored guest received many attractive gifts. Attending were Mrs Gustave Eckman Mrs O Berger Mrs Carl Velin Mrs Hannah Olson Mrs O S Torell Mrs Gust Peterson Mrs Nystrom Mrs Emil Berg Mrs Harold Kevern Mrs John Springhetti Mrs Frank Blaha Mrs John Sundquist Mrs Clarence Gustafson Mrs Herman Nelson Mrs Arthur Olson and the Misses Elsie Johnson Mathilda Olson and Frances Shaw.
The Lady Maccabees held a regular meeting Monday electing new officers for the year. Commander Mrs Louis Holdorf Lieutenant Mrs A E Church Past Commander Mrs Wm H Knight Chaplain Mrs E W Felling Finance Keeper Miss Emma Hoeft Record Keeper Miss Leona Burdeau Mistress at Arms Mrs Jennie McDonald Sergeant Mrs Sidney Proctor Sentinel Mrs Arthur Lintelmann Picket Mrs Mary Basket Lunch followed. hostesses were Mrs O S Torell Mrs J Velin and Mrs Williams.
At Mrs Charles Gustaf son home Mrs Clarence Ethier hosted a party in honor of Mrs Peter Scavarda. Two tables of 600 scored high for Mrs Emil Berg and Mrs John Moselle earned consolation. Bunco at one table yielded prizes for Mrs Hugo Hill and Mrs Carl Repinski. A token gift was presented to Mrs Scavarda. Mr and Mrs Scavarda plan to move to Ironton next week with family. Attendees included Mrs Emil Berg Mrs Herbert Emunson Mrs Hugo Hill Mrs John Moselle Mrs Joseph Jezek Mrs Emil Leonard Mrs A L Mazanec Mrs E J Nystrom Mrs M O Keefe Mrs Carl Repinski Mrs William Todd Mrs Clarence Ethier Mrs Peter Scavarda and Miss Lucy Novak.
Mr and Mrs Charles Provencher celebrated their silver wedding anniversary at home in Puritan with eight card tables prizes to Mr and Mrs Koscielsky Mrs Manchester and G Edwards. Dancing followed a noon lunch with a seven layer cake. Guests included many local families and relatives from Puritan Ironwood Bessemer Detroit and Pontiac Michigan.
The Escanaba Power and Traction Co was authorized by the state public utilities commission to raise street railway fares in Escanaba. Starting October 1 the cash fare becomes 10 cents and tickets are four for 25 cents. The company had requested 11 cents cash and three tickets for 25 cents.
Applications filed for marriage licenses include Harry Masko of Ashland and Catherine Peloquin of Washburn Wisconsin and John P Edman with Elizabeth Law son of Minneapolis Minnesota. Also listed are Mike Laramski and Amelia Ziemba of Ironwood Michigan and John L Love with Mrs Rose Omholt of Eagle River Wisconsin.
Harlan Bartholomew, chief city plan engineer in St. Louis, argues that soaring skyscrapers and dense business districts symbolize wasted resources rather than true economic progress. He urges more efficient city planning to curb sprawling development.
The Ladies Aid Society of Sharon Lutheran Church will be entertained Thursday afternoon October 1. Members are reminded to bring their own tea cups and a fruit dish for the luncheon.
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