Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-10-31

ieduIHs IN the commercial production
of apples in Wisconsin are Door coun-
ty Bayfield, county, Sank county,
southern Trempealeau county, and the
Kickapoo valley region.
Kenosha-A murder that Is believed
TO be an outbreak Of a smouldering
winemakers' war, took place in Keno
sha when Bruno Andreoli was shot to
death by an unidentified assailant In
soft drink parlor The slayer fed.
Andreoli had built up a successful
business as a grape merchant in a
keenly competitive field among Keno
sha Italians. He is known to have
attracted severe enmity among CON-
petitors, and had received various
threats.
Oshkosh-The proprietors of three
soft drink parlors in Oshkosh visited
by Alexander Sendrowskt just before
he staggered in front of street car
and was killed have paid $500 for the
mans funeral expenses and for the
benefit Of Sendrowski's three children.
The money was paid on order of Judge
d. E. Mcdonald of probate court.
The three defendants agreed to settle
the case as ordered, although denying
any responsibility for the death.
Wausau-Mrs. Caroline Ebersold of
Wausau has instituted suit In circuit
court of Marathon county against Otto
Wendorf. asking $4,000 as damages
growing out of the death of her son,
Phillip, which occurred following an
automobile wreck on June 16. He was
riding IN VENDORS automobile, 1t Is
alleged in the complaint, at the time
Of the accident, and when the machine
struck a telephone pole received in
juries which proved fatal.
Green Bay-Sister Mary Rosa
munda, 90. was instantly killed near
Green Bay, when she was struck by
a Milwaukee road passenger train.
while picking herbs with which to
make tea for the children of ST.
Joseph's orphanage asylum, town Of
Allouez, Brown county Sister Rosa
munda left the institution alone and
walked down to the railroad right of
way, where the choicest herbs grew
Green Bay-Otto n. Ludwig, Mil
waukee was reelected president of
the Wisconsin Association of Real
Estate Brokers at the final business
session of the associations convention
at Green Bay. Resolutions condemn
ing the publicity of income tax re-
turns, favoring lower taxes and urg
ing the government not to repeal the
federal estate tax were adopted at the
business session.
Superior-Chris DeerkOp. 40, Cable,
former service man, was sentenced by
Judge G. N. Risjord in Bayfield, coun-
ty circuit court at Washburn to life
Imprisonment in the state penitentiary
at Waupun for the murder of Guy
p. Hurley, Centuria, on June %, 1925.
Deerkop was convicted Of murder In
the first degree by jury which DELHI
Grated for two hours and Is minutes.
Motion for a new trial was denied.
MarshfieId-The large modern brick
public school building at Mllladore,
IS miles east Of Marshfeld, was totally
destroyed by fire OF unknown origin.
An explosion believed to have been
in the furnace room, was followed by
a burst of flames which soon spread to
every part of the building. The Marsh
field fire department made fast run
to the scene but could give no assist
ance. The loss Is estimated at $4,000
Ladysmith-St Mary's high school,
Ladysmith, which has been in opera
ton since September, 1913, has dis
continued and the As students attend
ing have enrolled In the city's public
school. Lack of funds for the pay
ment of teachers salaries has brought
about the suspension. II is reported
The church will continue to operate
the grade and grammar schools.
Janesville-Ths Rock County Sugar
Co. of Janesvllle has opened It's an
nral campaign with a force Of 100
men. The plant is to run about 10
DAYS to handle 10000 tons of beets
While the production IS running heavy
in the fields, the sugar content is de-
clarel to be low, being from u to 10
Der cent, four to five points lower than
last year. Farmers are paid 81 ton
Marinette-James Reed, So, former
~ of Marinette, pleaded guilty In that
CITY to breaking and entering in the
night time a box car on the Milwau
kee road Oct. IA at Pembine Mari
nette county. He was bound over to
circuit court. Reed broke into the car
and took a case Of horseradish and
can of pecans. it was proved.
Modison-Dr. Stephen n Babcock
Madison. professor emeritus Of the
University Of Wisconsin and inventor