Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-12-06

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from Pololl2 70 1he eastern psre q
Portage coaafy, IS under way Il VII
connect with another lsw line bslzsg
eulls from Amherst Il RoSholt villages
By lie Amherst Electric CO The ~
ley concern w1l sell power 10 the Al
hsrst utility company, Bob rev units
vii ss completed ~ Christmas
Al52Eo-Tee first Ssrfols case q
carbon moaoxise g&s poisoning = An
isgo This year occurred when Robert
Schneider q the Sehneltey hotel was
made unconscious for four hours by
the fumes q motor exhaust Re
had started the engine q the hotel
bus early N the raorning. and o. 80
ing back TO the garage later to taAe
the machine cut, was overcome BY tAe
Fumes,
Oshkosh Declining to break s ser
vice record az 3 years, during which
he has never missed 3 day on account
q sickness OF accident, Fred Hover,
veteran mail carrier q Oshkosh. ~
ported for duty recently with his hes3
swathed in handsges. He had been
knocked down BY 81 automobile
driven by Ray Brennsn3 snd suffered
q severe scalp wound.
Madison Sixty-foar farmers insI.
tute and Is women's Institutes viii be
held in s. Wisconsin counties dGving
January. according To announcement
b. {. L Luther, superintendent q In
stitutes at She Wisconsin College OF
Agriculture. The women's Institutes
MI. b. added features Of the regular
institutes this season.
Madison Two eonseiencestricken
burglars have returned $3.50 in cash
and jewelry which they stole recently
from the Acacia fraternity house, The
two came 70 the house and turned
over the loot to Miles Hildreth. a law
student Hudregh declined TO give
police description Of the men, say
ing he did not remember distinctly
their appearances.
Madison-"Pardon day" has been
postponed from Dec. 3 TO Dec 10. the
governors Office announced. About 80
applications Tor pardon or commuta-
ton of sentence already are on fle.
Postponement OF the date is expected
to increase the number OF cases which
Gov. Blaine will hear.
Rhiuelander- Mrs John c. Curran.
said to be the first white woman 10
settle in the Rhinelander district. is
dead in Everett. Wash. Her husband
conducted an Indian trading post at
the junction Of the Wisconsin and
Pelican rivers at Rhineiander more
than so years ago.
Superior iphtheria has made its
appearance in Superior. A girl in Cen
trail high school is Ill with the disease.
County health officials only recently
succeeded il checking an epidemic Of
the malady in Borea and Dairyland,
about 20 miles from Superior. where
two deaths resulted.
Monroe-John Hauser. IS. president
of the Green County German lodge
for the last 10 years, died at his home
in Monroe. after a period Of poor
health, during which he underwent an
operation. He was a native Of Switz-
erland. He was engaged in farming
and the cheese business.
Tomah-Albert Rail, town treasurer
of Cataract. Monroe county. was
wounded III Wood county while hunt
ing deer. The bullet entered at the
point of his breast and came out under
the shoulder. He was rushed to Black
River Falls and then to the hospital
at Sparta.
Tomah-Since the engine and two
bridges on the Cazenovia and South
ern road were condemned as unfit,