Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-11-14
STATE NEWS
IN BRIEF

residence of f. C. Otis, with CON- W.
being destroyed,
Superior-John Niemi Of Sumo &
while hunting in the woods near h
holm, Mont. accidentally shot hin [
with his own gun. He died n
time later.
Neenah. Miss Gertrude Prog.-
Oshkosh, who was terribly injured Il
auto accident near Norwegian (;
several miles from this city a q
ago, win probably recover.
Shawano.-William Quasi wac
stantly killed in the chin room
the Wolf River Paper & Fiber h
pany by being caught in the q
and shafting. He leaves d wife &
six children.
Racine.-Chauncey A. Lathron
earlier days the most promias
wheat buyer in southern Wisco1sI
died here, aged eighty-six years
was born in Vermont and came /.
in 1845.
Madison.-The total moneys IN
funds of the state treasury
November / was $3,16l.03L5l as y,
pared with $4,154,5776S on OctobA Il
and the general fund held S2.4q4 az
SIS against s3,257, 35S.12 the month";
fore.
Oshkosh.-As a result of a stab Ii,
ARRAY Herman Koeck is in E ri
cal condition. Koeck was sta Is,
during an argument with brothgri
law, John Hoepfnger. Chickens il,
been invading Hoepfingers ward
search of food.
Oconomowoc - Oconomowoc II
be- represented in moving pict "a
group of actors from the Fsss p.
Film company of Chicago staging Il
final scene of the new film At
TMischievous Mary" at the Fred Ea6
country home on Oconomowoc as
Madison-It is probable that 81
dent activities at the UniyersitY
Wisconsin will be curtaied this Ia
by the abolition of both the univefsa
circus and the Union Vodoil. Final
tion rests with the faculty at their na
meeting.
Fond du Lac,-Henry Eckel, q
Bannister street. boasts Of slaI
berry plants which are still beafII
fruit. The plants were put in Il
ground last spring and bore fruit
summer, and continue to flourish 1
spite sharp weather in October
Sparta. - Endeavoring to lM
dances given under auspices
the athletic association above as
cism, the Sparta school board 81
high school faculty have tabooed q
tango and other modern daneas
The two-step. waltz and Quadriild 4
the only dances allowed
La Crosse. After Is years eontla
Gus service as quartermaster
the Third regiment, Wisconsin En-
tional Guard, Capt w l. Howss
Tomah has resigned. Lieutenant w
land, company X, Tomah, with M
Mr.. Howes enlisted on May 3d. "a
resigned on the same day, Nell4
knew the other was intending to 81
Waukesha.-Jo Benson, an II
triciau for the Milwaukee "a
trio Railway & Light company n
instantly killed when he touch@s
high tension wire on one OF the %
pany's steel towers at WauA.
beach. He fell 40 feet. His home Il
in Boston, but he had been in Nj "a
kee for five years. He roomed 4
Prairie avenue
Fond du Lac.-The following i
GERS were elected at the meetIcS
the third INSTRUMENTATION &C.
ence of the Wisconsin FederatM
Churches at Plymouth church ~
dent, NJ. G.. Allison, Madison
vice president, r. S. Ingraham'
du Lac: second vice-president. -
Miner, Madison; third yica-preS ~
R. A. Ashworth, Milwaukee seer IT.
E. c. Dixon, Madison; treasurer
Mckay, Madison; executive W
elected for three years. Henry Co
]. B. Dawson, K. S. Donaldson
waukee; J. L. Huppert, Beaver
and Nj. G. Allison, Madison c0l IL
of committee on evangelist. , q
derson, Milwaukee; chairman OIL n
mittee on industrial condi' 'oDs' u
Galpin, Milwaukee; chairman Ok =
mittee on Christian education II
Hulburt. Wauwatosa, cnalfiI@ g
committee on social service. d
Stauffer. Menasha; chairma2 Oh
lative committee, W J. Mckay q
isor; chairman of Sunda res n
mittee. H. E. Erffmeyer, Fond
| a resolution was submitte- anu III
ed at the meeting which 5aY41 y
the executive board in' esl5 III
work that is being done 4l ~ 8
university by the churcheS 81
denominations. This is a
tive of any fault-fnding b, ~ 81
ence, but is in the spirit -
| ton on the part Of the eor. 81
the working force at Madison 81
Racine. The largest CONVEX
the history of the Wisc'1s
Grafton of Women's clubs
] were registered 760. can U