Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-07-10
WISCONSIN
STATE NEWS

will refuse to vote for any ordi,o-
which does not provide Babnits
bond. '!
Beloit.-A degree team from NJ,
waukee installed officers Of the nen MI.
formed division of the Order OF HIh.'
mans. Timothy Duggan is presidsn.
Eau Claire.-Two weeks apo Ioh.
Jensen, fifty years ola gcratcbas
his hand while scraping a floor :,
was so slight it hardly bled. He aias
of blood poisoning as a result H.
leaves a wife and family.
Neenah.--A. L. Tucker of Peril, u..
elected to head the veterans of ,bs
Thirty-second Wisconsin Voluntesr -
fantry at the annual reunion The
next place of meeting will be selected
later
Marinette.-Frank Rupert, aged
twenty. was sentenced to twa7,v
years in state prison for attack m
Ruby Werth, aged eleven. He Dra.
viously held up and robbed Pbflin
Ryan. He said that he drank a min,
of whisky, first he ever tasted, and
became insane.
Madison.-George F. Weigle. dairy
and food commissioner. is Milan.
ming to completely redistrict the state
for inspection purposes. Weigle will
start a campaign for better daIry
products, taking the field himself. and
putting every one of his men at work
inspecting Wisconsin diaries AMI
cheese factories.
Marinette.-Joseph Noel, seventy
years old, keeper of the baseball
grounds, was bound over to cir.
cult court on charges preferred by
four girls, the Oldest of whom is nine
years. When brought into justice
court, Noel was unable to establish
an alibi and was bound over under
$500 bond. Noel is closely guarded
owing to popular indignation.
Waukesha.-George Buebrens. IF.
teen years old, of the town of Menom.
once, went into the barn yard to shoot
sparrows, and in some way the gun
was accidentally discharged the boy
being shot through the temple and in.
stantly killed. He is survived by two
sisters and two brothers besides bis
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Buebr.
ems.
La Crosse.-Electricians had Just
completed installing electric cur.
rent in the home and farm buildings
of Albert F. Miller, a prosperous farm.
er residing near Preston. A high wind
storm struck the Miller neighborhood
a short time later, blowing down q
portion of the line ana entangling the
wires. Miller set out to repair the
damage. He was instantly killed when
he took hold of one of the live wires.
Madison.-F. w. Beckman profess
sor of agricultural journalism at
the state college of agriculture at
Ames, Ia, was elected president Of
the American Association Of AgTicul-
tural College Editors at the closing
session here. Others elected were:
Vice-president, F. A. Jeter North Caro-
lima; secretary treasurer, B, c. Powell.
Urbana, H.; executive committee, c..
A. White, Athens, Ga; N. A. Craw-
ford, Manhattan, Kan.
Kenosha.-A handful of survivors
of Companies H and l gathered in
Kenosha for the annual reunion OF
tn two companies. There we're but
eight present at the dinner and the
seven other o. the fifteen survivors
sent letters declaring advancing age
made it impossible for them to com"
to Kenosha. 1t is probable that THIS
will be the last reunion Of the two
companies. s. B. CroEley resident
of Kenosha county, was elected presi-
dent of the organization.
Green Bay.-Henry Hagemelste7'
aged sixty-one. former state sena-
tor from this district. died at bis
summer home near Sturgeon Bay. Mr.
Hagemeister was taken i'll snort
time ago with dropsy, and removed
upon advice of Chicago specialists 10
his summer home. His condition De-
came critical and relatives here "ef7
notified he could not recover. Hage'
meister is a millionaire brewer, OWE
ing the brewery in Green Bay and one
at Sturgeon Bay. He is presloeD'
of Kelloggs National bank and owner
of the weIl-known Hagemeis5er STOCK
farm. He was also interested in many
other enterprises In Brown ana D'o'
counties. He is survived by we wv
sons and one stepdaughter.
Whitewater Congregatlona.
church of this city has Just c'ossD
a three days celebration OF us
seventy-fifth anniversary Of its Io-1
dalton. The church was first organ
ICED as the First Presbyterian caa'eD
on July 3, 1910. The organIza,'o.
was perfected in a log cabin o"nsu
by Deacon Prosper Cavath SCUM" -
of the city. In 1s45 the Coneresa,-o-
al form of church government vas
adopted The church, which .> -'
served by Rev. L. r. Howard as pas
tor. has had twenty-five mil.s'1.
and has occupied four church '-.1
ings. the present edifice being e'sl 1-
in 1881. The installation Oh I ~.