Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-08-25

PAo~1C's until we get prontahle
I price on the farm" The prices
named include: Eleven cents for
hoes, II cents for fat steers and helf-
ers, u cents for lambs, $3.50 for
wheat. 81 for rye and barley. so cents
for corn, oats and potatoes, IS for FAX,
81 cents for cheese and 81 cents for
+ butter.
! "Grandmothers are now
bohhing 'em," declared barber In
one of Wausau's leading barber shops
after he had trimmed the gray hair
Of an elderly woman at this shop
and others the sentiment expressed
was that Wausau is experiencing a
decided revival of bohhed hair. young
and old having their ringlets cut of
Tor the Sake Of coolness." as some
say, and to escape the bother OF do
ing up their hair in the hot months.
Stevens Point-Business men of
Rosholt and farmers from tho towns
Of Alban. Sharon and New Hope in
Portage county. and adjoining town
ships in Waupaca, Shawano and Mara
thon counties are making plans for
the largest community fair 10 be held
in central Wisconsin this year. II
viii be held at Rosholt Sept. and 4,
instead of only one day as in previous
years.
Madison--A highly water resistant
blood albumin glue which can be ap-
piled without the use of a hot press
has been invented by A. c. Iindauer
of the forest products laboratory,
Madison The development of this
glue is the latest and most promising
advance made as a result OF the long
continued search by the government
laboratory for a satisfactory water
proof glue for wood,
Madison Hartwen Farwel, Wind
sor farmer serving seven year SEN
tenoe in Waupun prison for the slay-
ing Of Philip Hosten year ago last
January. still has considerable bills
TO pay. The trial cost Farwell st8,42l.
according to report by Fred NJ
Wylie. his attorney Farwell has only
paid about $4,000 and Wylie has
started foreclosure action against Far
wells property to obtain the rest
Rice Lake-The Rice Lake plant OF
the Park Falls Lumber company.
which is known as the largest hard.
wood sawmill in the world. is being
still further enlarged Nine huge dry
kilns are being erected, that will have
daily output of 40 900 feet of lumber.
The building viii be 345 feet long On
one end and 81 OIL the other and the
sides will b. $50 feet each
FIT. Atkinson-W William Benin, %.
son OF Ernest Benin, farmer, residing
In Oakland. was instantly killed when
the truck from which he was draining
oil. upset and pinned him underneath.
He was working for the DouRherty
Construction Co, which is paving the
FIT Atkinson Cambridge road The
gravel fer the road is being hauled
from the Ernest Benin farm.
Edward Thorisen, al
derman from the Second ward and
president Of the city council at Mani
towoc. died at Rochester. Mimi.
where he had gone for an operation
man for 3 years For many years
he had been associated with the Wis
cousin Aluminium foundry Ia this city
His wife and one son survive
Madison Wiseousin's several thou
sand summer resorts are under strict
observation by representatives Of the
state board of health With the sea
son in full swing. close attention Is
being paid ) water supply. waste dis
posal, sanitation. screening and other
conditions affecting health and com
fort. There were 391 hotel inspec.
tions in July.
Portage Joseph w Perkins. 62, OF
Dodgeyille. retired farmer and dlrec-
Tor OF the Dodgeyil!e Fret National
bank. died suddenly at a tourist camp
AT Portage Ills wife was at hip side,
resting IN the auto. when death came
The body was taken to Dodgeyills fol
burial.