Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-10-03
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superior.-Leslie C. Harr.
mer Superiorite active
ness and athletic circle.
death at Cape Girardean NJ
railroad wreck, according n = II
ton reaching this city. ge Iaai
atives in Superior, Duluth M.
lis and Milwaukee.
Racine-Fred Loui st,.-
came here a week since :,
was fatally burned when
set lamp in his room oa
flames ignited his bed and oloI
An examination by physicians ra1,
his arms, neck and back IN
ally baked condition.
Northumberland NIccor.-
pointed George f. O.Coona
Eagle River as a member A
state board of forestry Mr. al
succeeds George Byers Of Oconta'
was appointed in 1906, but who
took part in the work of the bosrs
o'Connor is a leading lawyer Il
northern part of the state
Madison. Mrs. Harry il
twenty-eight years old. died
denly at her home here fro1.
bursting Of an artery. Her bps
who is well known in Madison j,
Fond du Lac at the time She
stricken. She was daughter Of
William Dunn, chief of letter "a I
OF the Madison post office.
Superior.-Edgar G. Mills "A
resident of Reedsburg and
perior, and for several years aftai
Spanish-American war a memha
the Spanish-American war claims
mission, has been nominated "A
supreme bench in the state of 4
ington, where he has resided
years. Since going to Washingto
has been as active in politics 4
was in Wisconsin.
Madison.-There is a moved
on foot among upper classmel
have the old lake rush replace TAD
rush of the last few years ThV
fairness of the last years sop6on
in firing their own gun for the
is only one of the many iusta
where freshmen have been robbl
a chance to win the scrap. Their
many upper classmen who would
the old style rush.
Waukesha.-While bringing
ert Stock to this city TO answ
charge Of cruelty to animals, Nd
]. George, Pewaukee, humane Of
nearly lost her life. Her autoul
was struck by an interurban Cd
Mukwonago and wrecked Mrs Gs
was hurt. but Stock, who occupied
rear seat, was not injured Whs
raigned before Judge MuekIel
Stock was fined five dollars and
Madison. Student returning
the university this fail are
a general increase in the COS
living. Quotations ON board and
in the Latin quarters this fad size
increase of from ten to fifteen
cent on board and from five to tet
cent on rooms. Most OF the boa
houses that received from $3.50
for board last year are charging
| S. to $6 this year
Superior.-The first mother
sion" to be allowed in uo
county under a state law passed
years ago. has Just been ordered
by Judge Charles Smith in jlT
court. Mrs. Kate PaIczak. whose
band was killed some months a.
the beneficiary and will receive
a month to enable her to support
self and two children dependea
her, who otherwise would have
to some state institution
Eau Claire.-R F. Smith, tal'.
years old. was sentenced 10
years at Waupun for tor-7Gl
Judge Wicham, after pleading
to the charge. Smith refused 2
where his home is. NE said -''
dicament was due to the eA.ra'4'
of his young wife Smith vas q
ed at San Francisco and uToa+A.
by Sheriff Henry Neper. VINO
him after he had flooded tals e..
we'll as Milwaukee with bogus 81
Merrill.-The second annual
in of the Central Wisconsin !
ers' association will be- As
this city on October % ana u \
! the speakers who will have q b=
the program are; john h '-'
/ president of the NewsboF assoc,
Toledo. O.; Mrs. william r '''
president of the Colonel frale.7
land Parker club. Chieasa
Sims of the Stevens ron.
school; Peter W Dykema.
music, University Of VISIONS.
ry L. Miller. principal or ~.
sin high school George "
superintendent of the 0-a
/ schools, f. L. Luther. slf1
| county representative ID
state high school inspectcI
state library clerk; Silas
perintendent of schools
/ F. J. Smith. mayor OF M-'
Plainfield.-The nrst
dent of the season
/ Smiths car, containing