Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-08-15

Marinette- Harry England, 26, an
ex-conyict, broke out Of the Marinette
county Jail for the second time. He
was being held under bail of $1,000,
accused of having stolen $500 worth Of
sugar from the Murphy warehouse this
spring. England sawed his way
through the bars in broad daylight and
disappeared before anything was sus-
pected Five minutes before he es-
capped he was talking to officers out
side.
Madison-The Madison Federation
of Labor has appointed a committee
of three TO investigate the feasibility
Of establishing labor bank in that
city. 1t was said that the move for
a bank to be conducted by union labor
was initiated when a local bank OBJ
tanned control of enough of the secur-
tiles Of the federation's building cor
poration to force it into an open shop
arrangement.
Wausau-The Wausau city council,
at its regular session, voted to donate
a building site to the Rib Mountain
Granite co. on condition that the com
pany's payroll viii approximate $l5,-
GOO year within three years. The
company was recently organized by
local business men TO develop yalu
able bed of granite near the famous
mountain whose name it bears,
Whitewater Eight pure white birds,
supposed TO be egrets, have been seen
in Strikers bay, Lake Koshkonong
These birds, four and one-half feet
high, make a striking appearance with
their long yellow bills and Jet black
legs. and persons living around the
lake are showing much interest in
them, especially when the birds are
in flight
Beloit-Mr. and Mrs Thomas J
Rvers. Beloit, are mourning the death
of the third little child ito be taken
from them in seven months Doro-
thy Mae, 10 months died of summer
complaint. The same aiIment was
fatal to her little brother, Donald, 23a,
the previous week In January
daughter Gertrude. months, was the
victim of broncho pneumonia.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS m arriages
were reported to c T. Fargo, register
Of deeds of jefferson county during
Tulv. 10 more than We're reported In
June The births decreased from 90
in June to So in July Twenty-seven
deaths were reported in July. one less
than the previous month.
sunerior - Deputy United States
Marshal W. T. Pugh. for the last 10
wears stationed at Superior will be
transferred to Madison in the near fu-
tnre Deputy Marshal Hans Fuley,
HAYWARD, Will take over the Superior
office
Ashland-Tim Leland, Ashland, can
d,dare for sheriff at the last election.
was fined 800 and costs when he
pleaded guilty to 3 charge Of posses
sion for sale and transportation OF
alleged Intoxicating liquor
Observation-Disclosures Of Shehoy-
gan county are seeking a swindler
who posed as an asthma specialist and
pnder this ruse feeced William Nuss'
yalao farmer, ont Of $50 for what
he called a "sure cure" for asthma
0shkosh-The city viii soon issue
100000 In bonds to build additional
i,dnstrial and recreatioual buildings
AZ tbe high school Plans were ap-
proved by the commission council
snsrta-Capt Bruce =. Mccoy 81
ea+ber II Mai cen. r r Mccoy and
yteran IF the Civil war died at
sparta He was buried with military
honors
New London Being caught dfna-
,,fttnr fsh i1 tie Wolf river cost Tax
W. Kinsman a fine Of 500 p court at
Amigo
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