Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-10-02
Badger News
Briefly Told


at Oconomowoc was entered BY bpr,
glars, the contribution box being nr;oa
off the wall and carried away rb1
box contained about IS.
Stevens Point.-Elvere Morgan
former Portage county boy. is dead
| from injuries sustained in an evnlo.
sion in Dupont powder mill at Mos.
leys Junction, ", several weeks am
Neenah.-Rev. Hubert A. Wilson ~
Danbury Conn.,, has arrived here tn
assume the duties of rector OF 81
Thomas Episcopal church of Neenah
and Menasha.
Madison.-The state board of con.
troll completed the parole hearing
\ at Waupun. OF the fifty-three an.
plications thirty were granted. From
Waupun the board went to Waukesha
where similar hearing will be held
Madison. - The Spooner Masonic
Temple association of Spooner filed
articles of incorporation in the
office of the secretary of state Ths
association proposes to erect a Mason.
ic building at Spooner. The capital
stock of the association is 5000
The incorporators are: J. D. Thomas.
M. G. Brewer, c. K. Brock, E. l.
Gansky and H. Hoeppner.
cine-Announcement was marc
before Coroner w. F. Kisow hat
Charles NJ. Dietrich, prominent real
estate man whose death occurred on
! Saturday, had committed suicide BY
shooting himself through the heart.
| At the time of Dietrich's death it was
said that he had died of an internal
hemorrhage. Depression over fnan.
cial difficulties is believed to have
| caused his act.
Resurrection from
death" is practically what happened
to Lewis Tryon, who lives three miles
| southeast of Swiss post office. He
went into his well and almost i'm.
mediately 1t caved in. burying him
at depth of twenty feet. A neigAbor
who was helping him repair the well
went to the nearest house and word
YVES telephOned to Danbury and from
there sent out over other lines for
| help. After six hours he was Aescued.
Milwaukee-A considerable in.
| crease in the enrolment at the Nil.
waukee Normal school was shown
at the registration held at the school.
The enrolment in the college depart.
ment shows very marked increase,
| according to President Carroll 6.
Pearse, while a great deal larger at
| tendance than last year in the music,
art, kindergarten and normal depart
ments was also shown.
notwithstanding to the city
from Spruce to participate in the
services of the Day of Atonement,
the lifelong prayer of being per
mitted to die among his own people
was realized when death came TO L.
Koppel. merchant, in the midst OF the
| services in the synagogue on Lewis
| street. The absolute fast, permitting
neither the eating of food nor drink
ing of water, proved too great a strain
on the man, who was a sufferer from
heart disease. During the progress Of
| the services, the other attendants were
amazed when Mr.. Koppel collapsed.
and when they reached his side be
was dead. The ritual of the day for
babe the removal of the body, hence
| the other people had to vacate the
building.
Fond du Lac.-What is said to
| be the only C. o. F. court in
the United States or Canada, COM
posed entirely of Syrians, has been
formally organized here. George 7.
| OBrien, state vice chief ranger. or
| ganized the court that will be known
| as st. George court No. 1716, c. o. +.
| He was assisted by E. L. Mangold'
/ state organizer Of Appleton. Rev. Pc
/ ter Nahas, Joseph Faris and Ayoo0
/ George. The court has membership
| of twenty-five charter members ana
three who have been admitted since
! its organization. Revs. T. J. CosgroYe'
/ j. A. Creary and Peter Nahas were
/ present at the meeting.
Mnwaukee.-M. Z. Moves, Mari
nette, was reelected president OF the
| Wisconsin Daily league at the an
/ nual convention in the Hotel PhsteG'
Other officers elected were: Wee
president, o. J. Hardy. Oshkosh, ana
| H. H. Bliss, Evansville, secretary anu
treasurer. Jason Rogers, publisher OF
the New York Globe. spoke on news
| paper advertising. The league decd
4 ed to unite with the printing associa'
| ton and the university extension o0'
reau in appointing a secretary 10
make a survey of the newspaper anu
4 printing business in Wisconsin. Among
those who attended were: r T.
Moves, Marinette; F. R. Staro3cA'
Racine; Samuel Ryan, E. S ColF'N'
Appleton; T. S. Mclaughlin, stevens
| Point; A. w. Allen. Chicago; ). d.
/ Hubbard, Stoughton; A. J. Harry
Oshkosh; W. C. Altman, Madison; r
G. CowIes, La Crosse; F. J. Berhei'
Amigo; D. P. Worthington. Beio1'
| Emery O'Dell. Monroe; Paul Hunlel'
Sheboygan: J. D. Costello, Racine To-
H. Bliss, GAINESVILLE; J. L. StuTteVa1''
! Wausau: o. D. Brandenburg, Ma1i'