The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-03-30
STATE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Short Items of Interest From All Sec
tions of Wisconsin.

81 1 AC DCOy OI "A. ~. MOu1CI, VINO Was
drowned in the Sheboygan river, has
not been recovered.
AT special election at Highland a
proposition to issue $1,000 in bonds
for an electric light plant was de-
feated by vote of ~ to 90.
One hundred and fifty pedagogues
from all sectionsiof the state are at
tending the annual convention of in
stitute conductors at Madison.
Brunk Brothers, plumbers, with
stores IN Racine and Delevan, Wis,
have made an assignment to Charles
Dietrich. Assets s., 800 and liabilities
s., 500.
The residence of the parish priest
of the'sPo1ish Catholic church at Po-
lonia, Portage county, has been de-
stroyed by fire. The $4,000 church
was saved by favorable wind.
Arrangements are made for the for
nation of a Chautauqua Park associ-
alton, which will sho1d ten days
camp and lecture course during the
coming summer near GAINESVILLE.
The faculty of the University of
Wisconsin has done away with the
plan of. having regular weekly con-
vocationsIat the university. Convoca-
tons will only be called on special
occasions.
Mrs. w. B. Lase11e, Rhine1ander,
under treatment at Green Bay for
stomach trouble, is dying. She is a
sister of Char1essHafee, d pioneer of
Rhine1ander, who, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lasel1e, conducted the Rapids house
for years.
M. D. Horrigan and Erick Noren
will open the Clark hotel at BeIoit on
April 10.
Barney Carr, brakeman, was kill
ed at Lancaster while making a flying
coupling.
The first number of the Frederic
Times was issued on Saturday. E. E.
Mullen is editor and proprietor.
Ray Gaylord, formerly of Williams
Bay, was drowned in the Kishwaukee
river, near Rockford, ILL.,, on Monday.
1.-The "sugar bush" is in full swing
at Frederic. 1t is estimated that over
| 5000 sugar naples have been tapped.
Mormon missionaries Grant of Utah
and Alder of Idaho, have invaded
Ashland and propose to establish a
branch church there.
| Arnold Horlick, son of retired
merchant of Racine, was thrown from
a horse, striking on his head. It is
feared his skull is fractured.
The GAINESVILLE Business Mems as
ISOLATION has secured an option on
valuable property in the center of the
city and purposes establishing a city
club which will cost $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. P. Rindland of
Plattevi1le have left for a six months
tour abroad. They will sail from
Boston on April 1 on the steamer
Canopic of the White Star line.
John Lauerson of Neenah, who has
been employing his divorced wife as
housekeeper, but has been oHsted by
her, is now suing her to secure his
| furniture.
The Oconomowoc Poultry and Pet
Stock association, recently organized
with charter membership of fifty,
has chosen Dec. lilo as the dates for
its first annual poultry show.
Charles Macarthur, mi11wright, re-
ceived fatal injuries in mill at Dun
bar, being caught in a belt and crush
ed. Frank Adams prevented his in
slant death by cutting the belt and
releasing Macarthur.
While performing his duties as
brakeman on the Chicago and North
Western railway, Rudolph j. Rein
hold of Wonewoc was struck by a
heavy bundle of sheet iron at Wauke-
sha and seriously injured his left leg.
Racine may have new Turner hall
to cost from So, 1000 to $40, 1000, as
members of the Bohemian Turner
society will ask the four other societies
to join with them in buying land and
building modern structure on the
north side of the river.
A. P. Haagenson, candidate for cir
cult judge at Ashland, has withdrawn
FROM the race, leaving Judge Parish,
G. N. Risjord, and E. C. A1vord re-
naming IN the field. A1vord is from
Bayfield, county and the other two are
from, Ashland.
St. Croix Falls will at last realize
her long wished for dam, as con-
tractors and men are arriving daily
getting ready for work, which will
commence as soon as the 500 can ex-
tend its track from the depot to the
proposed dam site, about a mile above
the village
Robert Rowitch, German Jew, has
disappeared from his home in Racine.
His wife be1ives he has committed
suicide, while the police are of the
opinion that he fled from the city,
jumping bail bond of 500 to avoid
appearing in the court on charge of