The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-02-17

ter has been purchased by w. H. Nc
Cutcheon.
The stockholders of the Hayward
State bank have decided to liquidate
the affairs of the institutions
Luke Jones of Kenosha has been
granted an absolute divorce from his
wife. He alleged abandonment.
David B. Young, lately Of the Hotel
Morrison, Chicago, is to resume his
position as manager of the Grand
hotel in GAINESVILLE on March !.
Warren Carver of Madison, who is
wanted in Minneapolis in connection
with the John and Mary Berry di-
vorce suit, has been arrested at Ste
vens Point
Margaret Jones, three-year-old
child, went into the home of neigh
Dor at Beloit and in some way the
child's clothing caught fire, almost
causing death
The Rev. Father Keuler, formerly
assistant pastor of ST. Thomas Cath
olic church in Beloit, died at Austin,
Texas, where he went four years ago
for his health
Mrs. George P. PETER, aged eighty
one years, is dead at Pewaukee from
the effects of fall. She leaves six
children and was a Pewaukee pioneer,
moving there in 1S45.
A foreclosure judgment has been
entered in the Racine circuit court
against the Brown-Corliss Engine
company of Corliss for $4,000, in ia
vor of Nellie A. Goodrich of Milwau-
kee,
Constant brooding over the fact
that he caused the smallpox epidemic
at GAINESVILLE two months ago which
resulted in 200 cases, caused Arthur
Francis to commit suicide. Francis
was a gypsy.
James Collins, The farmer who shot
into the crowd of neighbors who were
attending his closing out sale at Black
River Falls some weeks ago was
found to be insane by board of eX-
aminers. Collins will be taken TO
Mendoza.
The Rev. George Fritschel has re-
signed as pastor of Immanuels Lu-
theran church in Fond du Lac. Mr.
Fritscnel will leave at Easter time
for Dubuque, Iowa, where he has &C
cepted the chair of theology at the
Wartburg seminary.
The draining of the great marsh
east of Shiocton will be begun soon.
Thomas T. Johnson, one of the eX-
perts employed on the Chicago drain
age canal, is supervising the work,
and declares that the plan to reclaim
the vast area is practical.
Ben Moetzler, who had two medals
presented to him by the late Queen
Victoria of England as a memento OF
his services as a member of the Eng
lish army during twenty years OF
service, was fined 81 and costs in the
Justice court at Kenosha on a charge
of carrying concealed weapons.
A huge Canadian lynx has been
caught in trap set for owls by Frank
Kriss. who has charge of the pumping
station at the Eau Pleine. The ami
NAL was caught by one toe, but the
trap held firm and Kris skilled the
animal Wild animals are quite nu-
merous in the timber east of here.
The teachers association meeting
held in the high school building In
Prescott was a success. instructors
throughout the county were in at
tendance The best means OF teach
ing was the principal topic, followed
by a general discussion. Supt. Wei
don and Prof Goldworthy had charge
of the meeting.
Clarence Loos, aged ten years, had
his throat cut and nearly bled TO
death before assistance could reach
him while coasting on Hospital hill at
Appleton The lad lost control OF his
sled and dashed into a wire fence
The Jagged barbs caught his throat
tore a gaping wound and exposed the
jugular vein.
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Anne and Christ Sorenson, brother
and sister, aged forty and twenty
eight years. respectively, were killed
ly a Chicago &. Northwestern passen-
ger train at a crossing near Oregon.
The train was an hour late, and in
turning sharp curve caught the bug
gv in which the Sorensons were rid
ing. The bodies were mutilated be-
yond recognition
Records of the insurance commits
sioners Office have been called on for
information concerning fraternal COM
panies, and list of twenty or thirty
questions will be sent to all compa-
MES doing business in this state. Com
naniaS having Headquarters outside