Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-02-07
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Fond du Lac.-Rev. Bernard
rector of Grace church. Chicago
been given a call to the deansb,
st. Paul'a cathedral here.
BeIoit.-The dates for the stat.
ference of the Knights of Colin.
which is to be held in this CITY h
been set at May 13 and IA.
La Crosse County Clerk Ber
ivette, his wife and sister were St,
en- with ptomaine poisoning as
suit of eating ice cream.
Madison.-Peace forms the ii
of the Wisconsin Memorial NJ
Annual for 1914, issued by State
perintendent C. P. Cary. It was 4,
piled by o. S. Rice, state library q,
Rachland Center. - Mrs. m
Drake was found hanging in
woodshed of her home. She had n.
some telephone wire. The BODY /,
partially frozen.
Wausau-A call has been
tended by the Salem Lutheran 4,
gregation to Rev. Henry Broeckr
of New Lisbon to fiji the pulpit acgI
by Rev. Johannes Karrer, who has
cepted a call to a Milwaukee churG
Stevens Point. AT the ann.
meeting of the Stevens Point nj
association the following officers va
elected: President, |. S. Hull: rl
president. c. e. Vert; secretary. A
Bourn. and treasurer, C. S. Orthmar
Madison. - Mrs. Ellen P Iml
field, widow of John Long9q5
night Waterman at a tobacco wsi
house here. who was murdered by NJ
Identified men, was awarded workmer
compensation of $4,000 by the inds
trial commission.
Depere. Rev. Mr.. Van Rosma.s
of st. Mary's church has Al
nounced that the church is to be 4
built. and meeting will be held
February /, at which the amount
money to be expended will be decils
upon.
Madison Petitions are being q
culated for the denomination
Circuit Judge E. Ray Stevens. who
district comprises Dane and Sal
counties. 1t is believed he viii ha
the unanimous Endorsement of the b
associations of the two counties.
Fond du Lac.-A representa-
of the Milwaukee public museu
was here trying to arrange
the purchase of the old anchor Of I
schooner Enterprise. recovered fr
Lake Winnebago last week, after /
ing in the sands at the lake bottom
nearly seventy years. The Fond
Lac public library is also making
effort to secure 1t.
Neenah.-Rev Joseph Jacob Dix
of Duluth. Mimi, has accepted
call 10 the rectorship of Trim
Episcopal church of this city. He s
ceeds Rev. Bernard Jenkins. who
signed some time ago. Rev Mr. Di'
has been doing missionary work in
Minnesota mining regions. Rev
Dixon was ordained after a course
Nashotah and a preliminary course
lay reader at St Andrews church,
waukee. of which his parents are s
attendants.
Waukesha.-OscaF Steffen has
distinction of securing the
marriage license in Waukesha co
ty under the new eugenic L
He was given permission by the &C
ty clerk to marry Margaret Mit
steadt. daughter of Mr. and
Alfred Mittelsteadt. Both persons
from Mencmonee Falls. DR.. G. H.
rim of Menomonee Falls issued
health certificate to Mr.. Steffen
Sheboygan.-Arno Mildt, a
eleven, drowned while skating
the Sheboygan river. John Messr
aged eleven, was perhaps fatally
jured while coasting down Wiscol
avenue hRl when he collided with
A. Kniland's automobile. August b
waldt, fifty-three, was struck by
south-bound passenger train on
Northwestern road while wall
along the track. He suffered a c
pound fracture of the right leg
La Crosse.-To one hugs
That was the bill a Jury in
cult court called upon Albert W
stand, a professional collector, TO
lect from himself and turn over
Mrs. Mary Hougen, a beautiful yo
bride. Two months ago Wing;
called at the Hougen home to col
bill, but instead appropriated
force a hug from the mistress OF
house. she alleges, and she sued
$4,000 The jury, consisting OF
sale old married men. said $3.50 vs.
Gair price for Wingstad's transport
Janesvilie.-Rock county will
an ice famine next summer
less zero weather comes within
next ten days and remains for at j
ten days. This is the opinion OF i
icemen who depend upon the K
river for their ice supply The ie
but a few inches thick and so b
crusted with dirt and what is kn
as shell ice that it would all haFi
be pared oil before il could be Z