The Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1905, 1905-04-08

pany TO make iron WORKING machinery
at Beloit.
Judge J. A. Barney has been renom-
mated for the county judgship of
Dodge county.
The body of A. G. Moffitt, who was
drowned in the Sheboygan river, has
not been recovered.
The Kenosha chapter of the Dania
society has decided to erect a home
for the society in Kenosha.
The gymnasium at the state univer-
sity is undergoing Transformation in
the preparation for the annual circus.
G. A. Keibaum, owner of a photo
graphic supply house at La Crosse,
failed. with liabilities of $1,396.21 and
assets of $1,632.45.
chant of Glidden who has been more
Or less prominent in politics. Former
ly Democrat, he was appointed post
master as Republican.
At a special election at Highland
proposition to issue $1,000 in bonds
for an electric light plant was defeat.
ed by vote of II to Sc.
One hundred and fifty pedagogues
from all sections of the state are at.
tending the annual convention Of insti.
tute conductors at Madison.
Brunk Bros, plumbers, with stores
in Racine and Delavan, Wis, have
made an assignment to Charles Diet
rich; assets $4,000 and liabilities ST.
500
The residence of the parish priest of
the Polish Catholic church at Polonia.
Portage county, has been destroyed by
fire. The $4,000 church was saved by
a favorable wind.
Arrangements are being made for
the formation of a Chautauqua Park
association, which will hold a ten days
camp and lecture course during the
coming summer near GAINESVILLE.
The faculty of the University of Wis
consin has done away with the plan
of having regular weekly cOnvocaUions
at the university. Convocations will
only be called on special occasions.
While duck hunting near La Grange,
Robert Bartholf was shot through the
hip by the accidental discharge of his
gun as he slipped and fell on the ice.
There is little hope of his recovery.
Judge Parish of Ashland has re-
moved from office Chairman John Ty-
Ter of Glidden, after an examination
Of many witnesses. Tyler is found
guilty of wilful and corrupt official
misconduct. Tyler is well-to-do mer-
Mrs. w. B. Laselle of Rhinelander,
under treatment at Green Bay for
stomach trouble, is dying. She is a
sister of Charles Hafee, a pioneer of
Rhinelander, who, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Laselle, conducted the Rapids house
| for years.
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Rev. r. M. Vaughn, the Baptist min
lister, opened the spring campaign in
GAINESVILLE by preaching sermon on
| good government. He did not mention
either of the present candidates for
mayor by name. but called attention
| to the needs of the city in striking
| manner.
Robert Rowitch, German Jew, has
| disappeared from his home in Racine.
| His wife believes he has committed
| suicide, while the police are of the
| opinion that he fled from the city,
jumping bail bond Of 500 to avoid ap-
| pearing in the court on charge OF
having purchased junk of boys.
On a complaint alleging attempted
extortion of $25, threats to ruin her
reputation and force her to lose her
pOS1tlOA WILL tAC MIL w cIuhO-
sha Brewing company, George FreenOr
was arrested in Waukesha at the in
| stigation of a young woman, and in
default of 5000 bail was remanded to
| jail.
Suspecting him of being one of two
murderers Of an aged man and his
daughter in the lonely woods on the
Mesaba range of Northern Minnesota,
a year ago, the Green Bay police have
in custody man giving his name as
Wesley. He and another man are al
legged to be the pair who made their
home with the old man and his daugh-
| ter.
James Pashek of Spruce township
recently secured divorce and imme-
diately set out to get another wife
through a matrimonial bureau. He
was told to go to Chicago and sit down
at a certain hour under the clock
tower of the Milwaukee road station.
He did so and was accosted by blush
ing maiden, who, after persuasion, was