Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-10-18
WISCONSIN
BREVITEES


teen, was killed by an interurban car
while driving across the track
Sheboygan.-The new German Re
formed church at Plymouth, Rev. f.
w Beisser, pastor, was dedicated.
Red GralIte-Albert |. Paeth fell
into a stone crusher at the Red Gran
ite stone quarry. He was crushed to
death.
Alma-Mr and Mrs. Ferdinand
Walter of this city have just celebra-
ted the fiftieth anniversary of their
wedding
Grand Rapids-While at play, Glen
Doughty accidentally shot his younger
sister, Elna, in the eye with an arrow
from bow.
Racine.-The executive committee
awarded the 1914 state convention OF
the Young Mems Christian association
to Racine in February.
Superior-When lightning struck
the isolation hospital barn it started a
fire that burned the building and cree
mated two of the horses. e
Beloit-A coroner's jury brought
a verdict holding Joseph Perruccio reY
sponsible for the death of Andre
PalauZach, whom he shot.
Racine.-Fire, resulting from a de-
fective blast furnace, burned the roof
of the Harvey Spring company's plant.
The damage is about $4,000.
Fond du Lac-One hundred Hbrari-
ans and library trustees are here at the
sixteenth annual convention of the Fox
River Valley Library association.
Madson.-Joseph Ryan live stock
insurance solicitor, was sentenced to
IS months in the state prison at Wau-
pun for victimlzing stallion owners
in Grant county.
Madison.-Prof r. A Moore, agro-
nomy department, university, says that
1t will enter the competition at the In
ternational corn exposition at Dallas,
Tex, in February.
Merrill-Frank Tielz Of the town
Of Corning killed four bears in
one day and brought their scalps to
the county clerk, collecting $40 in
bounty.
Apupleton.-On the same day and
at the same hour that her parents
We're married thirty years ago, Miss
Jeanette Halves of this city became
the bride of Carlton w Smith of Osh-
kosh
Green Bay.-Margo Walowitz, said
to be of Milwaukee, was killed
when he entered the room Of
Miss Milka Conkowitz at the home of
Michael jamie With Mrs. jamie the
four engaged in a fight with knives.
Neenah.-Ellis Roblee, Winnecon-
ne, has obtained judgment of S.
900 on an original action for $4,000
damages for injuries received by be
ing struck by 500" line train when
riding his motorcycle over one of the
company's crossings in this city.
KenSsha-A hundred members Of
the Woman's Relief corps from
southern Wisconsin are here for the
annual district convention Mrs Ag-
nes Gordon of Waupaca. department
president, presided. A movement is
planned to extend patriotic education
in the schools
Observation-Disclosures McGovern
granted the petition of the state
Of Pennsylvania for the extradi-
ton of Morris Perlstein of Milwaukee,
manager of a knitting works here
Perlstein is charged with abandonment
by his wife in Philadelphia When
Perlstein was arrested some time ago
the governor refused to sign extradi-
ton papers.
Marinette.-Because it is embar-
RAISING for a male officer to
search the clothes of women suspect.
ed of shoplifting. Sheriff C. A Budlong
has appointed Evelyn Broadwen.
courthouse clerk, as deputy sheriff TIC
act in all shoplifting cases. The girl
officer will be equipped with a regu-
lation sheriffs star as a badge of au-
thority.
Oconomowoc-The annual tourna
ment of the Wisconsin Firemens
association will he held in June,
1914. at Oconomowoc. The executive
committee of the state association
met at Jefferson and decided upon the
matter. A committee from Oconomo-
woo, Mayor Solyeson, Gustav Meiss-
ner, F. w. Moldenhauer, DR.. L. A.
Meyer and Judge A G. Derse met
with the committee to request them
to give the convention to Oconomo-
voc
Kenosha-Falling from beam
on a coal barge, John ODonnel.
one of the most prominent and
wealthiest men of Kenosha, met death
here. He was working about the
barge which was unloading at the
ODonnell coal docks and is supposed
TO have been attacked with vertigo
He fell Is feet to the hold of the boat
and was pick up unconscious. At the
hospital where he lived an hour after
the accident it was found that the
skull had been fractured. Mr. ODon~
nell was seventy-six years Of age. and
he had been prominently identified
with the business interests Of South
ern Wisconsin for nearly forty years.
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