The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-06-30
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Tobacco growing sections are badly
in need Of rain.
Twenty-Five students graduated
from the Beloit high school,
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Louis P. Schnell of Liberty had his
neck broken and spine dislocated in a
runaway. He cannot recover.
The United Norwegian Lutheran
conference has admitted the Elcho
congregation to membership.
Catherine Spaeth, aged ten years,
died at Manitowoc as the result of
jumping rope until she was exhaust
ed and fell.
Charles Luepke and wife were
robbed of s118 in cash and negotia-
BILE note for $1,000 at their home at
Rosencrans.
Mrs. William Wheevil, aged eighty
four, a pioneer of st. Croixt county, to
which she came in 1860, died at her
home in Hudson.
Wenzel Kunz of Manitowoc, who, it
is alleged, murdered his aged mother,
has been committed to the Northern
hospital for the insane.
Writing in commissions, Ernest G.
Diebler of Berlin was picked up in
a vacant lot. 1t Is concluded that the
man was suffering from hysteria.
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Dislocation of the neck that will
prove fatal was sustained by Louis P.
SchnelI, a we'll known Manitowoc coun-
ty farmer of the town of Liberty, in a
carriage accident.
Owing to a strong wind the United
States government snagboat Col. Mac
kenzie collided with the La Crosse
drawbridge, and both boat and bridge
were badly damaged.
Danish residents of Racine are max
ing arrangements for reception to
be rendered F. H. Jeppenson Borgh-
jerg of Copenhagen, Denmark, who
will visit Racine July z.
Martin Galix was instantly killed
while working with a crew on the
railroad at Montrose. He was thrown
under a car. He was from Delano and
was twenty-one years old.
J. c.. Davies, a painter of Fox Lake,
was overcome by heat while working
and was unconscious for some time.
Prompt medical attention brought him
around in due time and he will re-
cover.
Rev S. H. Anderson of the Metho-
dist church, surprised his congrega-
ton by announcing that he would
sever his connection with the Apple
ton church because of lack of una
nimity of support.
| largest, if not the largest, abdominal
tumors ever removed from a person
| in Wisconsin was taken from Mrs. M.
Schaefer of Kaukauna, the growth
weighing nearly seventy-five pounds.
Charles Eunson, carpenter in
GAINESVILLE who was beaten by police
officer last week while being taken to
the lookup, has been found to have
had his skull fractured and portion
of it has been removed to save his
| life.
Jimmie Menhall, who won the auto
mobile races at GAINESVILLE recently,
was arrested at Beloit and fined $40
| for fast driving on the business
streets. He went through crowd last
| Sunday at high rate. He pleaded
| guilty, with the statement that he did
not realize that he was going too fast.
| The fire and police commission of
| Kenosha has decided to add three new
men to the Kenosha police force and
| the force is to be reOrganized J. G.
| Newhouse, who has been on the force
| for more than twenty years, will be
appointed assistant chief and Joseph
Biennemann has been named as desk
sergeant.
|
Touched by the apparent illness of
his former son-in-law-Ernest Diebler,
who on Monday tried to commit sui
| eide after threatening his former wife
at Janesville-D. Williams has asked
that the case against the young man
be dismissed, and he was taken from
the court room in a hack to his former
Wife's home.
Portage people have been victim
lied to the extent of several hundred
dollars by a stranger who started an
alleged suit club. Members paid in
| 81 and then 81 week, and one suit of
clothes was to have been drawn in the
club each week. The club each week.
! The stranger disappeared and now is