Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-11-22

ms nome, IN Ashland. to his fathers
farm, Mike Buvala. Is. was shot at
but not seriously hurt by hunter
who escaped. The young lad said he
heard the shot but didn't know he
was shot until he saw the blood trick
ling from his hands and legs. The
hunter ran about a mile. chased by
a farmer who heard the shot. and
finally escaped in a waiting ear. The
accident happened about Is hours be
fore the opening of the hunting sea.
son. The lad was taken to an Ash.
lard hospital where his wounds were
DIRE ised. They Were. not serious.
/ Monroe-One Of the most important
announcements made in Monroe in re.
cent years came when Leland c,
White, prominent business man and
/ secretary of the Green county fair,
i stated that his business block on the
! courthouse square. now being exten. .
sively remodeled and enlarged into
three-story building, will be converted
into a 4S-room modern hotel, to be-
known as The Eugene, in memory OF
\ his father, the late Eugene A. White,
/ widely known Green county native and
successful farmer. Total investment
in the new enterprise is expected to
reach 100000. The hotel will be
ready for guests July 1, 1925.
I
= Neenah-Kenneth f. Lawson, presi /
dent and general manager Of the /
Paper Roll Plug Co, Menasha, and
widely known in state Industrial cir /.
cles, is in Theda Clark hospital. Nee
nah, with his skull fractured, cuts
and possible internal injuries as the
result of his automobile crashing into
a concrete culyert near Merrills Cor
ners, two miles south Of Neenah, on
highway Is. The accident occurred
shortly before midnight Nov. u, as
Lawson was returning alone from
duck hunting trip at Winneconne. His
automobile is wreck.
Fond du Lac Following several
years of conflict, Fond du Laos eoun- f.
ty board finally succeeded in dealing
death blow to health work in the
rural districts, when the office Of
county health worker was abolished
at the second meeting of the Novem-
/ Der session of the county board, by
vote Of "a to 15 As a result, the
services of Miss Catherine Kastein
Waupun, as county health worker will
be dispensed with Jan. /, 1925
Rhinelander - Tony Zaremba, 10,
died in a hospital in Rhinelaner, from
wounds inflicted by the accidental dis
charge of his rifle Zaremba was at
target practice in a field near his
home at Starks, when he stumbled
and fell over the gun. discharging it.
The bullet entered his abdomen and
came out through his back. Zaremba
was a former resident Of Chicago, and
the body was taken to that city
Sturgeon Bay-Dr. Samuel Plantz
IS. president of Lawrence college of
Appleton since 1894 and leading state
educator. was found dead in bed at
the Swoboda hotel, Sturgeon Bay, at
.6:45 a. m. Nov IA His sudden death
occurred an hour or so previous. Or,
Proctor. examining physician, could
not tell to what death was due but
said that DR.. Plantz passed away
peacefully.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS college, Apple I
ton. is the largest college of Metho-
dist denomination in the United
States, according to bulletin issued
by the board Of education of the Meth
odist Episcopal church. II heads the
list of twenty-five tertiary schools IN
der direction Of the governing board
Of the church. Dickinson and Simp
son colleges are tied for second place
Eyansville-A serious accident oc-
curred at Moore's Corner, three miles
southeast of Evansville, when cars
driven by S. C. Conway and Herman
Pfenow, both of Brodhead, Wis, col
lided headon, demolishing both auto
mobiles and seriously injuring Melvin
Price Albany Wis, who was riding
with Conway. It is feared his skuu
is fractured.
Ashland sanborn. Of the northern
mart of Wisconsin, recently won its
fight for more taxable lard when the
Ashland county board gave it six sec
tions of land belonging to the town
Of Gjngles. which was recently sepaT, /
ated from the town Of sanborn The
taxable ya-ae of the new acquisition
of the town of Sanboru is about Sls,-
600.
Green Bay-Personal property worth .
$4,000 and real estate listed at $ofooJ
constitute the estate OF Or. J. d
Tbeisen. Green Bay. whose will was