The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-08-31
STATE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Short Items of Interest From All Sec
tions of Wisconsin.

Short Items of Interest From All Sec
tions of Wisconsin.
The vote to establish an electric
light plant in the village of Westfe1d
was carried by fifty majority.
A body has been found in the Ohio
river at Cincinnati which is believed
to be that of the son of A. j. Randall,
of Appleton.
The Fred Rueping Leather COM
pany of Fond du Lac will build an
addition to its tannery which will be
double the size of the plant.
Charles U1lrich, of Kaukauna, was
robbed of pocketbook containing
$22 while on an excursion given by
the Green Bay Methodist church
from Green Bay to Appleton yester-
day.
The First Baptist church of Beloit,
by unanimous vote, has extended a
call to the Rev. Frederick w. Hatch,
of Eau Claire to become pastor to
succeed the Rev. Rowland Hanson,
resigned.
While out hunting near Neenah
Peter Rasmussen tripped and fell,
the contents of his shotgun being
discharged through the right thigh
of Norman Evanson, making an ugly
wound. The boy will die.
Union and non-union machinists at
Corliss were in an ugly clash on We'd
nesday. AS a result Axe1 Beck and
Frank Marbuke, union men, were ar
rested on the charge Of beating A. ].
Ersted, non-unionist.
The condition of Dorothy Nelson,
shot by Cornelius McKune at Racine,
took turn for the worse Wednesday
night, and it was feared that typhoid
fever complications had set in. An
operation relieved the patient.
Joseph Davidson of Racine, former
president of the American Skein &
Foundry company, who sold the bulk
OF his stock and retired, will go to
Columbus, Ohio, to manage the big
plant of the corporation at that place.
An innovation in ante-wedding So
cial functions took place at James
when Mrs. Charles ]. Myhr enter
tanned at stocking shower for Miss
Gladys Nicholson, who is soon to
marry Frank Hagen, of Austin, Tex.
After warm fight between the fire.
men and the Business Mems associa-
ton of Neenah to see whether Fer
rari Bros. Carnival company would
give street carnival next week, the
former won. The town will be wide
open for the occasion.
The GAINESVILLE police have begun a
crusade on all dogs, owing to the
complaint of business men that on ar
irving home late in the evening they
have been prevented from entering
their homes by savage CANNES who
had appropriated their porches.
Men said to be in the employ of the
Wisconsin Traction, Light, Heat and
Power company are making survey
from Brighton Beach, near Neenah,
around the lake to Fond du Lac for an
electric road to touch at all the sum-
mer resorts and get the business
which is now controlled by the steam
boat lines.
The Catholic Relief and Beneficiary
association, in convention at Apple
ton, decided to appoint two deputies
who will visit the leading cities of the
state in an effort to have them organ
ize and come into the state associ-
alton. The organization is an insur-
ance society for Catholics.
Tents are pitched on the vacant
lots north of the Palmer hospital on
the banks of the Rock river, James
Vile, for the accommodation of the
800 campers VINO are expected to at
tend the 1Sth annual conference and
camp meeting Of the Seventh Day Ad-
ventists of Wisconsin which opens on
Wednesday next and is to continue
until Sept. 9.
During the county convention of
the Women's Christian Temperance
Union in Appleton rigid enforce
ment of the II o'clock saloon closing
ordinance has been attempted. AS
result several saloon men have been
arrested. John Van Roy was ar
1aigned and paid fine and costs and
the police say others will follow
unless their places are closed prompt
1y at IL O'Clock o. m.
a rnnrr1her Of ca ndidatns For 4La &c