Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-02-16
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De Soto is to have bank in the very
near future. 1t will be started by Yer
non County capitalists.
Theodore RIGHT, a truck farmer, was
struck by a train at Appleton Junction,
but was not injured seriously.
The North Isssue Paper Mill Com
pany of Appleton has increased its cap
ital stock from $4,000 to 100000.
Fire drills have been inaugurated in
the public schools of Neenah and Me-
nasha. and gongs and special alarms
have been placed in all the school build
ings.
1t is claimed that on the books of RAJ
cine physicians there are 1900 names Of
people who refuse to pay physicians
bills The Physicians Association has
declared war on this class of people.
Mrs. Arson Case, mother of Mrs. r..
NJ La Toilette. died in Baraboo. She
suffered a stroke of paralysis ten days
before. Besides the Governors wife,
she leaves a husband and one son, Leroy.
The Pupwood Supply Company of
Appleton. which furnished pulpwood to
many paper mills in all parts of the
country. will get thousands of cords of
spruce wood from Minnesota next spring.
Miss Della Reynolds came near being
burned TO death in Beloit. Her braid
of hair caught fire from a stove, and was
soon in flames. Members of the family
tore the blazing clothing off her body,
but she was frightfully burned, as was
her mother in helping her.
A young man registering at the Cooper
House in Oconomowoc as Harold O'Neii
of GAINESVILLE, is said to have stolen about
5000 from the Casper family and several
of the boarders at the hotel. He went
through the bedrooms, it is thought. and
stole whatever valuables he could find.
Miss Sophie Peterson of Black River
Falls. attendant ut the Home for the
Feeble Minded in Chippewa Falls. died
suddenly Her death is attributed to a
shock received on her way from Duluth,
when a man was run over by train, and
she viewed the mangled remains.
John W. Fulton of Oshkosh and Dan
iel B. Southland of Chicago, capitalized
under the name OF the Oshkosh Boat
Company at $4,000, have leased land on
the river front and viii erect a plant
4lxSO. two stories high, for manufac-
turing canoes, rowboats and naphtha
launches.
The date OF the G. A. r. State en-
campment al Madison viii be changed.
and the probable time to be fixed is June
u and 13 The original dates selected
we're June and 9, but as these conflict
with the University OF Wisconsin jubi-
lee. a change has been found necessary.
The 16-year-old son Of DR.. /. ]. Glenn
of Chiffon was accidentally shot. He
in company with several other youths,
were hunting rabbits in large swamp.
Glenn rested the butt Of his gun on the
ground. the muzzle pointing toward his
body. In soIae manner the weapon was
discharged aud the charge entered the
lads groin and travelled upward, piercing
the lungs.
r. W. Pringle, chairman Of the com
miftee.in charge. announces the declama-
tory leagues Of the Oshkosh district as
follows. First. Amigo. CIintonvilIe, New
London: second Marinette, Sturgeon
Bar, Algeria; third. Seymour, Third
Ward OF 9pplesn, Hortonville; fourth.
Kaukauna, NEBRASKA Neenah: eth,
Ryan OF Appleton, Oshkosh. Fond du
Lac: sixth. Oy1ro. Winneconne, Prince
ton: seventh. Warpun, Berlin. Ripon.
eighth, Oakfeld. Brandon. Markesan.
Nineteen present. and former city and
county offless$ls and two outsiders ap-
peared in the municipal court at Nil
waukee and pleaded not guilty to indict-
meats returned On graft charges.