Local Happenings In Duluth and Nearby Areas
Miss Frances Sobusen of Duluth and Ralph Watt of Ontonagon visit friends here this week. Miss Ellen Carlson visits her mother in Rockland Michigan. Joseph Johns John C. Lean and Thomas Johns were in Houghton this week. Alex Frederickson heads to Iron Mountain for work. The 8 F of A holds regular meeting Monday at IOOC Hall. Mrs A Frederickson of Wico visits Palmer Michigan. Mrs William MacArthur and son Clare travel to lower Michigan for a short visit. Luther League of English Lutheran Church meets next Wednesday at Mrs Joseph Kasternak. Mrs Victor Hanson expected home from Ashland after appendix operation. Miss Ellen Eliason becomes stenographer for Bergland Lumber Co. Mrs Vincent Chleborski and son Theodore leave for Milwaukee for a family wedding. Mrs Fred Cayia expected home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Johns
John C. Lean
Thomas Johns
Houghton
Alex Frederickson
Iron Mountain
Luther League of
The
English Lutheran Church
Joseph Kasternak
Community Notes From Crystal Falls Area
In Crystal Falls week notes report residents undergoing operations at Crystal Falls General Hospital. New movers include Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Anderson from Bonifas Michigan who joined Connor Lumber Co. Also Dr. Sigurd Hangon and Mrs. Hangon of Cleveland have taken residence in Bessemer. Mrs. Hanson formerly Miss Corinne Ashland visits from the city. Miss S Maloney travels to Ishpeming to visit. Jonas Frederickson and Hans Hansen attend Northern State Normal at Marquette. Mrs. Jack Douglas visits Ashland after her husband’s stomach operation. she will return Saturday. Wakefield’s Lawrence Hook remains a Wakefield High School athlete and plays fullback for Northern State Normal at Marquette this season. Mrs. Ben Tregonning heads Friday to Grand Rapids for Loyalty Lodge Rebekah state convention. next Lodge meeting is Tuesday at I.C.O.F Hall. Wice-Plymouth Ladies Aid hosts a card party Monday to fund building upkeep and parish workers’ salaries. J. Peterson of Wakefield Lumber Co. hospitalized in Ashland with serious, undetermined ailment. Walter G. Anderson and Miss Agnes L. Stinn obtain marriage license in Hongthon County. Anderson farms near Kenton. Ruth Kerke observes fourth birthday with a party including Mary Bonino, Labina Bonino, Betty Wojcichowski, Mary Probelski, Marie Kosmicki, Rose Novakoski, Thomas Cavender, Joseph Ridge. Mrs. Kerkes aids with lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Douglas
Ashland
Douglas
Lawrence Hook
Wakefield High School
Marquette
Ben Tregonning
Grand Rapids
Mich
Loyalty Lodge l Order of Rebekah
Walter G. Anderson
Agnes L. Stinn
Lake Linden
Hongthon County
Copper Country
Anderson
Kenton
Ruth Kerke
Mary Louise Bonino
Labina Bonino
Betty Wojcichowski
Mary Probelski
Marie Kosmicki
Rose Marie Novakoski
Thomas Cavender
Joseph Ridge
Mmnes
H. W. Ridge
Probelski
Three men arraigned after city county raid on liquor charges
Vinicent Agnesti John Patyk and John Raich were arraigned in justice court at Bessemer after a Tuesday night raid by city and county officers. They were charged with possessing liquor and were arrested following information from a tipster who claimed liquor was obtained at certain premises. Agnesti runs a pool room in Kerkes block. Patyk and Raich operate soft drink parlors in nearby buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinicent, Agnesti
John Patyk
John Raich
Justice Court
Bessemer
Joe Kanieski
Agriesti
Kerkes
Patyk
A. P. Olson
Raich
Wico
Trial set in Vivenit Court at November term
All defendants will stand trial in Vivenit Court at the November term. Proceedings outline the scheduled session and indicate a formal judicial timetable for the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivenit
Enforce Pound Ordinance at the Plymouth Location
Cattle overrun Plymouth area prompting strict enforcement of the pound ordinance. Despite free pasture by Plymouth Mining Company, several head of cattle were impounded after repeated warnings. Gardens lawns and young trees suffered damage this year as authorities push limits of enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Plymouth Mining Company
Izaak Walton League Organizes Here Monday
Clevenger named president of the Wakefield chapter of the Izaak Walton League at Monday evening organizational meeting in the Community Building. Henry Myers elected vice president, W. L. Taylor secretary, and L. A. Cluley treasurer. The group plans active cooperation with state and federal bodies on conservation of game and life in woods and waters, with monthly winter meetings likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asw. Clevenger
Wakefield
Izaak Walton League
Henry Myers
W. L. Taylor
L. A. Cluley
Gardner family visit to James Pervetti home
Mr and Mrs B EB Gardner along with Pearl Gardner Victoria Pervetti and Robert Goucher of Janesville Wisconsin visited the James Pervetti home this week confirming a social gathering among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. EB. Gardner
Pearl Gardner
Victoria Pervetti
Robert Goucher
Janesville, Wis
James Pervetti
Jad Salts Kidney Flush Promoted for Kidney Relief
Excite mt ink Wister endorses Jad Salts as a remedy for kidney trouble caused by overwork and acid buildup. The formula, from lemon juice and lithia, is said to flush kidneys, ease back pain, and relieve bladder issues. Regular use advised with physician checks twice yearly.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frances Sobusen
Duluth
Ralph Watt
Ontonagon
Ellen Carlson
Rockland, Mich
Wv. J. Davies
Negaunee
8. F. of A
A. ©. Frederickson
Palmer, Mich
William MacArthur
Clare
Lower Michigan
Victor Hanson
Ellen Eliason
Bergland Lumber Co
Bergland, Mich
Vincent Chleborski
Theodore
Milwaukee
Fred Cayia
Brian Russell
Wakefield Pharmacy
Crystal Falls
Crystal Falls General Hospital
Alfred Anderson
Bonifas, Mich
Connor Lumber Co
Sigurd _ Hangon
Cleveland,o
Hanson
Corinne Ashland
S. Maloney
Ishpeming
Jonas Frederickson
Northern State Normal
Hans Hansen
Wice-Plymouth Ladies Aid
Wice-Plymouth
J. ©. Peterson
Wakefield Lumber Co
Ashland General Hospital
Big County Fair
Excite
Skud & Goldman
Eucy
Ade
Women’s Union
Wayne
Per Paix
Kotex
Skud &Goldman
Wakefield, Michigan
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