Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-09-08

opened there. and other public i'm
provements are anticipated in the
near future.
Nanitowoc-Henry Mulholland, 81,
oldest city official and a former school
Teacher Of Manitowoc was killed by
an automobile In attempting to avoid
an accident, the driver of the car made
3 short turn, drove over the curbing
OF The sidewalk and struck Mulhol-
Rand. The old man was knocked TO
ahe pavement and suffered fractured
skull. dying almost instantly Mr.
Nuiholland was city sealer. He was
Known throughout the state.
superior-With a rifle bullet lodged
sn the base of his skull, Anthony
0spazesM, 10, of Manitou Falls, is put
ling up a grim fight for life at st.
Narys hospital in Superior The boy
was accidentally shot on his fathers
farm, when the gun exploded in his
hands. lie was hunting gophers with
a .32 caliber gun When the barrel
Became plugged he attempted to push
she bullet out with a ramrod. The
gun was discharged
Merrill-Two hundred are employed
on the Wisconsin river dam being con
ttrucled for the Tomahawk Kraft Pa
per Co. n miles north of Merrill. A
crew has begun work at Tomahawk,
where a sulphate plant and wood room
Building are being built in connection
With the company's paper mill re-
Gently purchased from the Tomahawk
Pulp and Paper Co, which will be
used now for the manufacture Of
araft paper,
Oshkosh r. Miss Rose c. swart
aeachcr at the Oshkosh Normal school
srom. the time that institution opened
sts doors in 1871 until year ago, has
Geft for her childhood home at Homer
Sale. Pa. to spend her remaining
gears. She served under four presi-
dents and a number Of years ago was
IGNORED with a university degree for
services rendered the state in educa-
ton.
oboygan-Inability of physicians
n stop bleeding from a slight wound
suffered while swimming at Elkhari
2ake Aug. 10 near Sheboygan, caused
ghe death of William Jensen, 80, as
glstant city comptroller Jensen, a
lieutenant in the Thirty-second divi-
sion as wounded on the wrists in
France and It was then found he was
blecder, nearly losing his life
Beloit-"Didn't know it was loaded, y
vas the excuse of Boyd Clark. II, ar
sested after Percy Clark, 19, had been
wounded by a pistol in the hands Of
ahe former at Beloit. The wounded
youth is in a critical condition. Boyd
Clark, unrelated to his victim. MAIN
tars that the gun was discharged ac-
eidcntally while he was showing 1t to
friends on the street.
Manitowoc-Of the one hundred
steven teachers engaged for the COM
ing year in the Manltowoc schools,
afty-two are residents of Manitowoc.
and this number win be increased
when the half million dollar high
school Is completed next winter. A
majority of last years teachers viii
return.
Brentwood Cobbler. veteran
Of the Civil war, and a Sawye' county
resident. Is dead followir z a stroke
OF ap0plexy Mr. Cobbler was rs
years old and had resided in Sawyer
county a number of years He had
participated in many of the important
battles Of the Civil war.
Ripon Chosen from total Of
thirty applicants. Byron ], Rock, for
merly Of Plymouth. IS the new Ripon
public school superintendent, filling
the vacancy caused by the recent
resignation of Lowell Goodrich. who
will be superintendent OF schools at
Fond du Lac the coming year
Madison L, Sammis Of the wis.
consin college of agriculture has been
appointed Wisconsin state chairman
OF the National Dairy exposition. syria
Cuse, New York, Oct 5 to 10.
Madison-There will be no increase
IN the price Of milk in September. the
Madison MIX Producers association
has announced. The price remains at
$3.50 per hundred pounds.
Green Bay-While watching closely
for pickpockets. who have been un-
usually active at the Northeastern
Wisconsin fair at Green Bay. Joe
Hooker, special policeman, was him-
self viotimized by q dip, who cut his
pocket and took SIS.