Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-04-11

4 a cement driveway from Capttal ave
nue. to the Lake Forest DEVELOPMENT.
The city Of dreams" collapsed when
Arnold was arrested more than two
years ago charged with using the
mails to defraud
Baraboo-L. A. Gordon and Louis
Roche, new concesslouaires at the
north end of Devils Lake state park.
plan extensive improvements for the
coming season, which will include a
new $4,000 building on the lake front.
The new building viii accommodate
dance hail, convention hall. dining
room, lobby and information offices. II
is the plan of the new concessionaires
to make the state park winter play
ground as well as a summer resort.
Walter Thomas Marlatt.
81, editor and publisher Of The Keno
sha Evening News and Telegraph
Courier, died suddenly at his home in
kenosha, following an attack of heart
trouble Mr. Marlatt became publisher
of The Evening News in 1917. pre-
viouS to which he had spent many
years in various journalistic capacities.
In 1896, he became city editor of The
News and since that time has been
connected with this newspaper.
Crandon - Distribution Of Forest
county funds among banks designated
by the board Of supervisors last fall
was ordered in an alternative writ Of
mandamus served on County Treasur-
er Poppy. The writ, signed by Judge
| ". =. Quinlan Of the circuit court,
ordered the treasurer to file surety
bonds deposited with him by certain
banks and withdraw the county funds
from the First National bank of Gram
don and distribute them among the
banks which have deposited bonds
La Crosse-The Gateway Area Coun-
ell of the Boy Scouts was organized
at meeting held at the Chamber Of
Commerce La Crosse. This is a Boy
Scout organization, comprising So cit
les and villages in Houston Vernon,
Monroe, La Crosse, Jackson and Trem-
pealequ counties in Wisconsin and
Houston county In Minnesota. Six
thousand boys win be reached by this
organization and given the opportu-
nifty TO participate in Scout work
Madison For the first time since
1917 Madison is free from diptheria,
Dr. f. v Brumbaugh, city health Of
ficer, reports. The epidemic of mumps
which during February reached to-
tai Of more than 700 cases, declined
during March to So, the monthly re-
port shows. There are IS cases of
scarlet fever. % cases Of measles and
so cases Of pneumonia in the city at
present.
Marinette-The secretary Of war
served notice on Mayor Evert, Mari
nette, and Mayor Spies. Menommee,
that the cities of Marinette and Me-
nominee must replace the draw span
Of the lower bridge within the next
four years. The new draw span must
be built to eliminate the central pier
and make a single channel Of not less
than 100 feet
Beloit-Mr. and Mrs. Frank II.
Smith, Beloit, who have avoided Ill
luck through six decades Of happy
married life babe defiance to the jinx
by sitting down to their sixtieth we'd
ding anniversary dinner at a table with
covers laid for IS. The occasion also
marked the grooms eighty-seventh
birthday. His wife is 81 They have
lived in Beloit 20 years
Rhinelander-Tw carloads Of heavy
white pine timber. comprising some Of
the largest logs seen in northern Wis
consin since the early numbering days,
we're shipped by the Flambeau River
Lumber company to Liverpool, Eng
land. for shipbuilding purpcs SEES. The
timber was cut from the company's
tract on Lake Of the Pines near Phil
lips.
Fond du Lac-Charging undue in
timacy between his brother and his
wife, and t4lat the brother has be
come the owner Of home they now
occupy. Michael Miller, Fond du Lac,
has named both as defendants in a suit
in which be seeks release from matri-
mony and reinstatement as joint
owner Of the home
Rice Lake John Schnacky, 23. died
at Ladysmith, Infection having de-
yeloped after he had been given hypo-
dermic injections to relieve nervous
ness
BeloIt-A scholarship rank IF 857
in a class Of lG7 has Won Miss Mar
garer Fitzgerald. daughter Of Sir and
Mrs. w J. Fitzgerald, the honor Of
being Beloit high school valedlctoriau-