Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-02-28
SEEN AND HEARD
In WISCONSIN

move in this week. WI
Neenah.-Neenah and Menasbo
entertain the members of tho ~.
sumers' league when the state oonvo.
ton Of that body will be held hero
March 4. VI
Superior.-Falling from the IN, ii
the Great Northern ore dock Enb.I
McConkey struck a crossbeam On ~
below, and hung on until rescuad :.
his fellow workmen.
Marshfield. - Advance indica+i,..
are that United Commercial rs
elers and their wives to the nrr
Der of 1000 will attend the annual coa
vention to be held in this city on Inn.
4, and 6.
Janesville.-Rev. Hugh L. Nooro
of Beloit, moderator of the Ma
ison presbytery, presided here at tbo
installation services for Rev. Georga
f. Partsoe as pastor Of the First pre,
byterian church
Madison.--The American Srn4o-
School union need not file articIs.
Of incorporation with the secre.
tary of state in order to hold properly
in Wisconsin, according to an opinioo
by Attorney General Owen.
Madison.-Ofiicers of the Vniva,
sity of Wisconsin Prohibition
league were elected as follows: prasi.
dent, S. D. Stevens; vice-presidept
Irving A. White; secretary, Miss Maud
Neprdd; treasurer. l.. P. Cummings
Lake Mills.-At the annual neetin,
OF the Union Creamery association the
following officers were elected: Presi.
dent, Charles Stockfsh: secretary s
A. Reed; manager, William Enesbe-g
and directors, Robert Alexander and
William Punzel.
La Crosse.-The wrecking of mail
train No. 81 of the Milwaukee
railroad at Grand Crossing tied I'D
traffic for hours on the Milwaukee,
Burlington, Northwestern and Green
Bay & Western railroads.
Madison.-John P. Frazee. six.
teen, of Rushville, Ind, was adjudged
the winner of the sophomore open
oratorical contest held at the Uniyer,
sity Of Wisconsin, The subject Of Fra,
zee's grafton was The Twentieth
Century Plague" Nine men contested
for honors
Racine.-More than 300 aliens
will have hearings on applications
for naturalization papers at tn JuHeI
term of circuit court The coming
fall election and the consequent acty.
ity of political leaders is said to BEL
responsible, in part, for the largs
class-the largest in the history oil
Racine county.
Undetermined that theI
University of Wisconsin shall leadI
other institutions of learning In all
fields, students at the state university
have inaugurated a go to church sun.
day" campaign. Sunday, March l. has
been chosen as the day of the big Jurn'|
out, and every student is expected to|
dust off his book of prayer and go ,o|
meeting" on that date.
Waukesha.-Lucien Tolls Mallory
seventy-eight years old, Geuesee. al
resident of this county for fortg|
years, died at his home. He served in|
the Civil war, enlisting in a New YORK.
cavalry regiment His wife and ons|
son, Fred Mallory of San Francisco
and two grandchildren survive him Al
delegation representing the WaukeshsI
G. A. R., of which the deceased was d
member, will attend the funeral
Fond du Lac.-District No 2s, II
o. o. F., closed the most sue
cessful convention In its history her9I
with the exemplification of the third
degree by Fond du Lac lodge No. 50
Oshkosh was selected for the next
meeting, which will be held in May
Officers elected: President, J Grand
Fond du Lac; vice-president Peter
Nelson, Oshkosh; warden. Thomas
James. Oshkosh; secretary. y. n
Christensen, Oshkosh; treasurer
John Schumacher Fond du Lac.
Oshkosh.--John Schrank who cal
October IA, 1912, attempted TO as
sassinate ex-President Roosevelt 70
Milwaukee and has been confined at la9I
Northwestern Hospital for Insane al
Oshkosh. was transferred to the "a1'|
pun hospital. Schrank was bro0g--I
here in a bus with three other las419
convicts. He was neither hanae1-5o
nor manacled. owing to the fact 'l''
he is a model prisoner at the iH5'"[
ton. He expressed great regret q,
leaving the hospital saying he en]'!7'
his time there.
Racine.-Herman Raethers.
braved zero weather and sa
lake tlast to swim in Lake Nica.4a.
for the edifcation of a large CROW d. :
very i'll on account of cuts and sfes
administered in contact with the ''e'
ing ice in the lake. Raethers wa
takes daily lake baths, winter 90
summer. spent ten minutes in ire
ter. He was SO cold he did not -
the injury done by floating ice
tors were compelled to take '
in several wounds. Raethers =
good purse for his feat but 81
will not again enter the lake aA--
ice has disappeared. Aa|
Green Bay.-At meetins
executive committee Of the N-7-.