Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-08-18

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Madison - Wisconsin viii fest,-.
black and white in its 1924 snea ~
cense plates, it is announced Inv 49,.
secretary of states office. The rsg
lar plate win be black with viii
numerals. Special plates viii b. Is
sued for cars owned BY thu ststs
counties and cities. They will he ras
with white numerals. As a result If
the new auto weight tax law abnut
dozen different kinds Of license mates
will be issued. Each will be soId 81
a different price. The licenses will
bear letter of the alphabet on them
designating the class to which tbsv
belong. The class is dependent upon
the weight.
Kenosha-Mrs. Adrian W. McGuire.
wife of a former county board super.
intendent, is in st. Agnes, frUyUitsl
Kenosha. with bullet wound in her
left side following a shooting which
police are investigating. Mr.. Mcclure.
who is now a travelling salesman. told
the police that just as he was leaving
on a trip west, he heard a shot in the
bedroom where he had left his wife.
He rushed back into the room and
found his wife shot in the side, his
revolver on the floor and his 2-year
old son in the room. Re said his wife
had not been in good health recently
Below. L. Austin, So, resident Of
Beloit for As years, is dead He was
a member of the famous Fourth wis.
consin battery, light artillery, Of the
Civil war and was secretary and
treasurer of the Fourth Wisconsin
Battery association at the time Of bis
death. The reunion of the battery at
tended by only two survivors. was
held at his home recently. Austin
witnessed the battle of the Monitor
and the Mer1imac at Hampton Roads
Va, during his service. He was under
arms for four years.
Fond du Lac-A joint invitation
from the Associations Of Commerce in
the cities of the Fox river valley is
being planned by officials Of the local
chamber to be sent to David Lloyd
George, former premier Of Great Brit
ain, on his arrival in this country for
a tour this fall. Letters have been
sent to the secretaries Of associations
in Oshkosh, Neenah-NIenasha, Apple
ton and Green Bay proposing that the
four organizations send a joint invita-
ton to the famous Englishman TO IN
clude this region in his tour
Superior Charging breach Of con
tract bt the school board members Q.
Washburn, c. A. Hutton, former SUI
perintendent of schools OF that city
has entered q suit TO recover sSi29
damages. Fulten claims he entered
a contract with the Washburn school
board Mar. 2S, 1921, and served Until
July l, 1921. then he was dismissed
by the board in spite Of the fact tha.
the contract called for three years
services at $500 a month.
Fond du Lac-W. F. Jordan. Mon.
tello. taken into custody after ha hs-
been put OFF freight train tried I
dispose of a suitcase by throwlnE il
over bridge on the Fond du l'ao
river. Two small boys waded iA.o =
river and recovered the SUITCASE
When it was opened at police heA-
quarters it was found to contain W.
bottles of moonshine and a sA'a'
glass,
Acknowledgement Of farm lanes
has become difficult with the clam z
a number of Dane county farmer
clsiming that their land can not
sold for anything near the assessn1s1
figure. In some cases, the farmer
declare, I0GlE JANUS IA
sessed at so per cent more than ,Is.'
sale value.
Antigo-Mstaken for bear as
was picking blueberTies near fe@'S'-
Frank Muraski is at hospital fee9
ering from severe wounds in ne H.
shoulder and chest. HIS arm ana '9r.
were peppered with bucksho{.
recovery is expected. The shots WEI
fred by Andrew Polar.
Birchwood-A 100000 club house
tie Stout golf course on Cedar .a
two miles south of Birchwooa. =
ing constructed A nine hole
has lust been completed
Bircbwood-Myron Gebhar5 ~
lake. near Birclwood was 'H'-
q bullet wEtcf was fred by
who was riding in an autea
Park Falls-Cdward Petersen
lives lust outside the limits r
raus shot and killed a large