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Ironwood News Record (Newspaper) - August 26, 1911, Ironwood, Michigan Ironwood news Bec obd a weekly newspaper up wished toy the news pull Shine co Khz tested As matter of the second class in the Boss office Ironwood Mich August r i i the end of tuberculosis physicians Lack knowledge by be Obb w Cottis we May provide All the restriction we wish we May provide hospitals and enact Laws but we Are making bricks without Straw we provide for Funda mental Early diagnosis i am not afraid to say that 75 per cent of the practising physicians in new York today Are unable to diag nose incipient tuberculosis that a majority of them do not correctly diagnose Teven quite advanced cases and that some do not make a proper diagnosis eve after death so it will be a step in Advance if we can pro cure expert physicians to exam Ine patients in each county with out Ana if we can have Early diagnosis by these expert physicians these expert diagnosticians the smaller coun ties of the state will be greatly benefited for they Are sadly in need of such assistance Brief City news miss Olga Anderson Mercer is visiting in to of of miss Mary Lewis has returned from her vacation at Mercer miss Bertha brain of Duluth i visiting with mrs Frank Dick store building for rent suitable for any purpose apply 129 Ayer Street miss Selma Peterson Frederick Street is visiting friends in Antigo wis William Zinn has gone to Oshkosh to spend his vacation with mrs Zinn people miss Clara Anderson of the time office is spending her two weeks vacation in Bayfield William and Harry Watson returned tuesday from Duluth when they spent a few Days miss Ada King returned yesterday from grand rapids where she Lias spent most of the summer mrs William Smeeth and sons Henry and William of Calumet Are Here visiting their Eliom As Goyins and miss e skews mrs Victor Mattson of this City died quite suddenly at the Home of her brother gust at Saxon on August 17 the remains were brought to Ironwood for burial Friday i commend and thank the Pruden tial insurance company for the prompt payment made on my Daught ers claim who was insured in this company mrs Josephine Miloch miss Matilda Backon who was Prin Cipal of the North Side school last year will go to Hart Michigan in two weeks to be principal of the teachers training school located there miss Stella Curaming and Louise Boyer of Detroit have been visiting mrs Frank Stabler and miss Fisher the past week they returned Home tuesday morning via the great lakes in the Steamer Curonic mrs John Kass was a guest Early in the week of her sister mrs Joseph Doyle of Ironwood the misses Annie and Emily Stromquist of Iron Wood have been the guests of rela Tives in this current miss Gladys Davis from Minne Apo is is spending the week with rela Ives or and mrs Frederick j May re burned from their wedding trip Friday morning miss Ethel Holmberg returned i wednesday from a six weeks visit in the twin cities City treasurer Jacob Nelson and Amily Are on a ten Days Outing at the Bergquist cottage Mercer Leonard Slade William Gribble Harold Hedin Thomas and Wilie Richards Are camping at Mercer miss Christine Hedin has gone Minneapolis to visit at the some or Anderson formerly of Ironwood miss Libbie Suline of the news record is enjoying a vacation this week her place being filled by miss Allie Jenner Rev w b Coombe who has been indisposed for the past few weeks will conduct the regular services sunday morning or and mrs George h Carah have returned from their wedding trip and will spend a few Days in Iron Wood before going to Houghton the Julius Bentzen electrical co has secured the Agency for the Barnes suction cleaner Sells for 820 weigh Only five pounds guaranteed for two years found a purse containing sum Money under a seat in a car while boarding a train at Mellen wis owner can have same by proving property and paying for this advertisement mrs Peter Kuhlman 942 Newport location mrs Hudd and son Reginald of Chicago Are spending a Brief period in the City guests of or and mrs Harold Mathews has been engaged in concert work and teach ing in Chicago for the past fifteen years she will sing a Solo at the Jessieville m e Church sunday even ing the cat and the fiddle which appeared at the Pierce theatre thurs Day night was one of the Best performances Ever seen in Ironwood an audience that tested the capacity o the opera House greeted the company and it was kept in continuous laugh Ter by Sirry b Watson the comedian and the excellent supporting com Pany or h e Fox of this City has in preparation a Booklet on the care and preservation of the Teeth and the by Giene of the Mouth it will be is sued the last of october and will b distributed particularly among the teachers and children of the school of this Region coming from Dentis i with the recognized professional standing of or Fox the suggestion Given will be of great value to every one Arthur Shaw and John Flynn employed on the construction of a rein forced Concrete smokestack for Ali Flambeau paper Mill at Park Falls fell on wednesday the former being fatally injured when the top of the stack fell Oil 110 feet from the ground Shaw went through the roof of the Power House and died shortly after Flynn fall was broken by the Power House roof and lie Slid to ground i Back was broken the Marquis of Queensbury son o the Man who formulated a set o rules for boxing arrived in new Yore Friday morning he has come t America to recoup his Fortune hav ing spent the that his father left him Many positions were offered him but he chose the Job of re Porter for the Chicago Tribune i impressions of baseball As he saw i played Between the new York giant and the Chicago cubs appeared in the tuesdays Issue mrs Erick Byk Masa aged 34 years died at ten Oclock sunday morning aug 20 at her Home in the eight the officers of this Bank Are successful business men men experienced in the hand Ling of financial affairs they give time and care to the Workings of the Bank safeguarding of All funds entrusted to its care fully realizing that each and every account on our books be it Large or Small has its influence in the up building of our town and Community they respectfully solicit your account Peoples banking company Ironwood Mich w i u my k Ard after a Brief illness deceased a native of Finland and is sur ived by the husband a daughter and on aged six and nine years respective y funeral services were held thurs a afternoon from Church or nor of Curry and Ayer w w Willen officiating the body was buried at Riverside cemetery arid was accompanied there by alar econ Ourse of friends among them being members of the lady maccabees of which order deceased was a member the wedding of mis Seuth Morrison and which was announced in these columns last week Vas solemnized Ambrose Church tuesday morning August 22 the Rev h a Buchholz officiating both Young people Are Well and favor Abl known Here or Raymond at tending St Ambrose school and was a member of the 1910 class while miss Morrison was for several years employed in the news record office or and mrs Raymond will make their Home at Bessemer where or Ray mond is now employed As timekeeper at the Tilden mine the Ironwood girls mentioned in last weeks Issue have the spirit that spells Success As the following contribution shows at last the flood subsided old sol thought it such a joke to see eighteen drenched girls hat he laughed All Day the next tues Day this fact delighted the girls who again ventured out Tomt Zion Aden with eatables at seven bounteous supper was spread thirty eight girls and boys sat Down to lunch after eating to their Capa City the boys built a Large fire Anc gathered around to sing and Tel stories the girls whose names appeared in the news record last week were everyone there and All enjoyed being state game Warden Sholts say that reports from the Deputy wardens indicate that game will be plentiful in the North Woods this fall particularly Partridge and Deer not in Many years have Partridge been so numerous the season has been idea for their Breeding and no Forest fire of wide extent have disturbed or Dis troyed them Deer too have enjoyed the immunity and Are said to be More plentiful than in the recent past the game wardens department re ports nine arrests and convictions of violation of the game Laws the first ten Days in August with fines o resulting one arrest for Duck shooting brought a fort live Day Jai sentence to a resident of Dougla Miner Williams Silliman the marriage of miss Lucile Wil Liams and or Thomas Boughton Sil lit Nan took place saturday evening August 19th at half past six Oclock at the first presbyterian Church o this City the Church was charmingly decorated with ferns Smilax by Draneas and Sweet peas in a Colo scheme of Pink and White and Green Green hanging baskets were suspended from the ceiling Arches on both sides of the Church Long Banks o ferns and Pink Sweet peas covered us choir rail and Organ loft and Arche of Smilax were curved across the two aisles mrs George Lee Hastings Cousin of the Bride gave a Short Organ recital before the ceremony it consisted of the Spring fron die a postural Noc Turtle by Kulluk and Preis lied from die miss mar Ion Williams a sister then Sang a love song by Saint Saens at half past six to the strains of the Lohen Grin wedding Marci the four usher entered two by two under the Greer arc i at the left door of the Church messes Byron shove Byron Var stratum Howard Mclean and or Obrien served in Liis capacity the were followed by the bridesmaids misses Mildred Abeel Florence Suth Erland Genevra Johnstone and edit Thomas who wore White embroidered gowns Over Pink and tulle Cap caught up at Eracli Side with a bunco of Pink ribbon Rose buds and carried Long handled baskets tied wit i Tull bows and filled with Pink and Whit Sweet peas and Maidenhair Fern 2 sister of the Bride miss Ethel Wil Liams followed As maid of Honor her gown was White voile embroidered in Pink Over White Messaline am trimmed with Irish Crochet lace so wore a Cap similar to those of the maids and carried a bouquet of Kilar Ney roses the Bride entered on he fathers Arm her gown of Whit meteor crepe Over White Satin trimmed with Duchess lace she car ried a Shower bouquet of lilies of the Valley and Maidenhair Fern and he Long tulle veil was held in place by a Wreath of Orange blossoms the Groom accompanied by his brother or Mitchell Silliman met the Brida party at the altar the Episcopa service was used reverend George m Tourtellot performing the ceremony and then the wedding party passe out to the triumphant music of the Mendelssohn wedding March a reception was held at the Home of the Bride immediately after the ceremony Pink and White decorations were use Here As at the Church the Bride though born in Marinette a always made Ironwood her Home she graduated from the Ironwood High school afterwards studying Art t the Art Institute of Chicago for he past three years she has super ised the drawing work in the Iron Wood schools in that position she As been of invaluable service in stimulating a love for the in beautifying the rooms of each build no she is also Renusi Al lines having a Soprano mice that has delighted Ironwood audiences whenever she appeared upon he program or Silliman was born n Easton and is a graduate if Lafayette College he is a Young Man Deservin Gly popular with every be for his splendid qualities of mind and heart for several years he Vas on the engineering corps for the Oli mining company in this City at present he is employed As Engineer at Coleraine where or and mrs Silliman will be at Home to their friends after october 1st the out of town guests were mrs m Silliman Mitchell Silli Man Mother and brother of the room from Cain Bellville Ontario or and mrs e Dunbar Blackburn and daughter of Hancock mrs George be Hastings of Menominee mrs Fred Hart and son of Detroit mrs j Sherman and mrs j k Niven formerly a resident of this City grangers and old settlers picnic about five Hundred people which included most of the Farmers and their families living in this Vicinity and Many people from the City assembled at the fair grounds thursday and had All the pleasure that goes with an old time picnic if the Fine dinner prepared by the ladies is any indication of Prosperity the Farmers of this Community can live on Broad Way w l Pierce had his of team on the grounds and drove them in a race with an Auto it delighted the hearts of the old settlers to see the of team come in forty feet ahead beating the newfangled contraption All the crowd then adjourned to the exhibition building and listened to the following program song Grange girls piano and violin Solo or Barnaby and miss Barry speech by or Seward organizer of the grangers for the upper Peninsula vocal Solo master Willie Hooper piano Solo Pearl Collins song Grange boys instrumental Trio piano trom bore and clarinet recitation a female Gunderson song Star of the Grange girl song master Willie Hooper instrumental Trio piano trombone and clarinet addresses judge Buck and j c Watson song by everyone to his speech mrse Ward said that the membership Ollie grangers in the upper Peninsula has increased Over live thousand the past year he spoke of the new fire insurance company conducted by the Grange and said that it had decreased the Cost for premiums on farm prop erty one the gome of the season you cannot Alt Ord to miss the bal game Between the fats and the lean this afternoon at maybe there wont be quite so much science As Yov sometimes see but there will be fun galore the members of the two teams Areall greatly interested and All will be there if possible to Aid in making the event the jollies one Ever the line up will be selected from the following Nelson Lesselyong Woltersdorf Tweed Nick Frank Rogers Watson Hedlund capt Bond Rowe Bush Bennett c Healy Houghton Shea Whiteside or Mullen Mattecheck Johnstone Madison Thomas Simmons or Fox Henkel Doyle Walker Curry Mur Ley Brewer shove Sullivan pier Pont Gorrilla Blackwell Patrick Wells Lesselyong Humphrey Harrington Thompson Heidemann or Conley Weber Pasternacki Congdon Trier Olson the proceeds will go to the baseball association admin Mission 25 cents ladies free Lake Superior Institute birth record the following births were registered at the Ollice of the City clerk during the week Raskofsky 114 Aurora Street aug 13 Henry Pearson 320 East Bonnie Street aug 12 Edwin Hedlund 312 South Marquette Street aug 12 m w Mattecheck 600 Ayer the Menominee Range royally entertains the visitors the go Gebic delegation to tie Lake Superior mining Institute at Menominee tinge this week returned Home Friday morning and everyone was enthusiastic and generous in Praise of the grand entertainment provided the arrangement was so completes to leave nothing to be desired the following were in attendance from the Range manager Luther Brewer Captain Bond and Engineer James Goudie of the Newport Captain j m Bush of the Ashland supt d e Sutherland Captain Thomas Mcnamara William Newby and John h Speare of the Oliver general manager George h Abeel Montreal mining Captain s Lowe of the Palms and g s 3arberof the Colby at Bessemer supt Percy Williams of the Castile mining asst general manager o w Potter asst o w Johnstone and Dock agent w Corria of the Soo line and supt g j Quigley asst supt Welker Dock agent an Dat b w shove of the Northwestern at the business session at the opera House on wednesday evening tie following officers Lor the ensuing year w Denton of pains Dale Houghton county h Abee of Ironwood Graham Hough ton an will h Jobe of Palatka members of the Board of Mana Godfrey of Coleraine and James e Jopling of Ishpeming treasurer Hopkins and Secretary Youngbluth were reelected Cricket Newport is Oliver this game took place at the High school grounds on saturday last this being a fourth of a series of games the game proved to be very interest ing from the Start owing to the Oli vers winning the previous games great credit is due to the Oliver Leam for making such a stand on saturday the Newport turned out at thei full strength the olivers batted Torst and were dismissed for the smal total of 20 runs the Newport follow ing with 5t thus ended the Lirosi part of the game we Are sorry to have to quote that the second part o tie game came to a Stop As one o the players was noticed refusing to do his duty in supporting the Bowler therefore he acted in a very unsportsmanlike manner which the Spectator were grieved to see As most of them were Good under standers of the Garni and liked clean sport this Sami player was cautioned in the previous game for his crooked work behind tin wickets and we think he was jealous of the Bowler for taking four wicket with four successive balls this be very hard to beat therefore the jealousy nevertheless the Newport being clean sports continued the Gam without the assistance of the said player As the Captain asked him to retire which he did and on so doing his partner followed him much to the satisfaction of the spectators and the game ended in favor of the Newpor team there is one More game to b played Between these two teams Anc we Hope no More of this no Senc will occur arrangements Are Bein made to entertain one of tie Coppe country teams Here in the near future when players from Bot i team will be selected to oppose the Coppe country boys and a very interesting game is expected As the boys of the Copper country Are Well Learned t the game Sib Catok Captain Bonds team triumphs the Newport employees had Fui enough to last a year at the Gam saturday afternoon Between the sur face men and the undergrounds w got sidetracked on our Way to tie bal Park consequently there was no unbiased person in the entire crowd t get a report if there was our extended search failed to discover him so the following statements Mayo May not be accurate Mildren an Shafer for the surface men and Stev ens and Richards for the underground performed in the crucial positions Captain Bond managed the under grounds and Tweed had the surface men in Tow the surface Crow brought with them a Billy Goat Bear ing the placard we have Captai Bonds but it proved an awful Hoodoo for so skilfully did the Ca Tain select and place his men and s vigorously did he cheer his cohorts o to Battle that tie enemy was Corr Petely routed Street aug 12 Frank Mattson 970 Newport location aug 15 Marka Osterman 407 Bonnie Street aug 18 John Hill 145 honk Street aug 19 Tom Ford aug 20 Goe 129 South mans Field Street aug 13 Kasime Staszek 200 Larch Street aug 15 Offaeli Egi Eji 406 Silver Street aug 12 Erick Conrad person aug 20 Matt Roku Sala 943 Newport location aug 18 new ideas in millinery miss Kathryn j Bartlett will have Complete charge of Davis fehrs millinery department and will arrive in Ironwood wednesday aug 30 miss Bartlett has visited the Eastern markets for the past four weeks to obtain the newest and most approved styles for ladies headgear and will be greatly pleased to meet All our patrons to assist them in every possible Way to make satisfactory selection of articles they May desire in our millinery department Davis Fehr myers9 idea is that to be Able to furnish goo goods at a Low Price also get prod us indent to feed clothe and Edi icat the atall time be treated on the Square receiving Good value for their Cash and in the next place keep expenses Down by get Ting away from the High rent District also be sure to have Cash on hand t discount All Bills the person Ali does this can always buy for less tha or drag along slow pay by follow ing tie above rules hard times a practically unknown my Stock o diamonds Cut Glass silverware Etc is Complete jewelry just piled up notions in abundance a few lunch set of hand painted China just received should you need goods at a Price to surely can afford be sure to Call on yours truly h m Myers Tycobb Lopps some Long liners but he Hast got a thing on us when it comes to making a hit we have him beat we never bungle never foul we use Good service for a Bat and for a Ball its a combination you cant beat any time you want to make a Home run hit jump into one of these the Model opposite Post office Ironwood insurance advertisement death Benefit weekly Benefit for Accident weekly Benefit for sickness for loss of limb or eyesight for Emer gency Relief per Vearnon other dues nor assessments old established company with state Deposit for the Protection of policy holders and to guarantee the payment of claims men and women Between 16 and 65 accepted according to occupation for further information address dept 19 american Reg ister company Box 441 Erie a bids wanted notice is hereby Given that the City of Ironwood will receive sealed bids for the construction of about 1000 feel of sewer on West go Gebic Street in accordance with profiles and specifications on file with the City clerk bids to be filed with the undersigned on or before sept 12 1911 the City reserves the right to reject any and All bids w d Snyder City clerk Ironwood Mich practice limited to diseases of the Eye ear nose and Throat Eves refracted glasses fitted will be absent from the office from aug 6th to 21st we d tr1plett optometrist Kucs measured correctly broken glasses repaired save the pieces Onich and Tsune room in the store 2o4 Suffolk Street or Edw Fitzsimmons veterinary surgeon and dentist Hospital in connection Ollice at Hospital opposite Curry hotel phone no 450 res phone no 313 John Lotzer contractor builder estimates furnished on All work repair work Given prompt attention 220 West Evans St Telephone 221

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