Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-02-14
WISCONSIN
STATE NEWS

assisted in the dedication of the ns-
Lutheran church at Kewaskum.
Menominee.-John Hugdahl ana
seventy-one died from injuries "a
ceived in falling on an icy sidewals
Appleton.-Mr and Mrs Iob,
Schneider of this city have Just cp,e
brated the fiftieth anniversary Of tho,
wedding.
Janesyille,-Th Christian chur,,
newly organized in this city has nun
chased a building lot in the downtov,
district and plans 10 erect a new
church
BeloitT .ouis Bunday, forms,
Beloit boy son of David Bundsy
was convicted OF murder in the frs
degree at Los Angeles. Cal. He wa,
charged with killing Harold Zeitscbs
aged sixteen. The penalty is death
Depere-The congregation of G,
Mary's Catholic church of nj,
city has decided to follow the advice
Of its pastor and erect q new parochiat
school The proposition has been con
sidered for the last two years
Beloit--Louis Bunday, former Ne.
lott boy. son of David Bunday
was convicted of murder in the FIAT
degree at Los Angeles, Cal He was
charged with killing Harold Zeitscbs
sixteen years old. The penalty is
death
Neenah - Max APPEL. forty-nins
J years old, a member of the WIN
nebago county board for five years
died at hospital of blood poisoning
caused from splinter which got into
his hand week ago. He is survived
! by widow and four daughters.
Thirty-nine farmers are
now having their cows tested, A
j. Schmidt or Sheboygan, engaged as
tester by the testing association, bav
ing begun his work. The cows en-
tered number 476 and the tester will
have to travel so miles In making
| each round of the farms.
Eau Claire.-At the annual meet
ing of the Visiting Nurse assooi.
alton the following officers were elect
ed President, Mrs II. J. McGrath
secretary, Mrs O. G. Brice; treasurer
Mrs. S G. Moon vice-presidents, Mrs
George T. Thompson, Mrs. Harry
Kahn and Miss Minnie Smith
La Crosse Toddling unnoticed
INTO the room where its mother
lay critically ill., the two-year-old child
/ of Mrs James Maxwell OF La Fargo
| took box containing strychnin pills
from a table. The little one swal
lowed four and as a result died an
hour later. The medicine was being
administered to Mrs. Maxwell
Madison. Superintendent James
Nevin of the state fish commits
sion sold the old state fish car.
Badger No. 1, to the Ontario govern
ment. Canada, for $3,500 The new
car bought by the commission a year
ago for $4,000 meets all the present
needs. superintendent Nevin is pre-
pairing for a big distribution OF fry
this year
Waukesha.-The offer OF Rev Rob
ert Jones. noted evangelist, has
been accepted and the holding OF
great evangelist meeting In Wauke
sha will be arranged for II is planned
| to hold the meeting during March III
a tabernacle with a seating capacity Of
| 5000. Arrangements for this build
ing are now under way. The location
| has not been determined Rev. Mr.
Jones will be accompanied by band
of workers.
La Crosse.-Rev. John NJ Rapp,
ffty-six years old, private secretary
to Bishop James Schwebach Of
the La Crosse diocese, died at St
! Francis hospital. He was born in Ger
many on May 8, 1853 He studied 81
St Demands college, near Bergen
and later at st. Willibald's seminary
| Eichstadt, Germany He came "a
! America in 1882 and on June 16, 1895
was ordained to the priesthood, later
becoming private secretary to the
/ bishop.
La Crosse.-To the intelligence Of
a pet dog belonging to II. J.
Raseman, Henry J. Raymond of Pitts
burgh probably owes his life. Ray
! AASiNt " hAlG Whining LiIuuEH Tit F~@'
road yards fell from a trestle ten feet
onto the ice below, where he lay un-
conscious, his skull being fractured
Raseman's attention was attracted to
! the spot by the excitement of his DOG
and found the unconscious man. lie
was removed to the hospital, where
physicians were obliged 10 amputate
three fingers from his right hand. He
Is expected to recover.
Jefferson. Seeing red light ahead
on the track, which he mistooS
for a switch light, the engineer
on the Northwestern road train
No. GIT ran full into No SOC. east
bound from Madison, at Halenville
six miles east of this city Tie en-
| gineer Of the west bound train think
ing the track was open because of the
position of the light which was on the
east-bound train. only saw the engine
ahead on the track just before the col
/ hsion, when he applied the emergency
/ brakes. No one was injured and TEN
porary repairs were completed at IN
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