The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-20

being run over by an engine.
The Fond du Lac Y M. c. A. has
started an active canvas for $4,000 to
be used in erecting a modern Y. M. G.
A. building.
The depot, H. C. Christians com
panys storage O. .ce, and F. Sheph-
ards saloon at Johnson Creek were
entered by burglars and $28 secured.
DR.. James Scott of Appleton will be
appointed to succeed DR.. Book of She
boygan as assistant surgeon, with rank
as first lieutenant in the Second regi-
ment, w. n. G.
Martin Culbertson, aged twenty
years, giving his home as Dubuque,
was caught by Detective Merrill at
Prairie du Chen and pleaded guilty to
charge of burglary.
| Mrs. Della Bedore of Stephenson,
Mich, has begun suit at Menominee to
recover $4,000 from Joseph Boucher, a
saloonkeeper, for selling liquor to her
son during the last two years.
There is considerable smallpox
through towns of Brillion and Wood
vile, Brown and Calumet counties,
and some of the cases are of a serious
nature. The schools have been closed
and a quarantine established, but not
before hundreds were exposed.
| While at work feeding cattle on his
farm in che town of Grand Chute, Will
| liam Hendricks wife left the place,
taking all the household goods with
| her. Everything in the house except
small bed and a cook stove was re-
moved The woman cannot be found.
While coasting in the rear of their
home at Kewaskum, Lydia, the seven
voar-old daughter of former Assembly
man L. D. Guth now supervisor OF as
sessments, broke through the ice in the
river which runs through the property,
and was almost drowned. She was
rescued by friends,
Mrs. z. G. Simmons, Jr., of Keno
sha, who was seriously injured in an
automobile accident last July, made
her first appearance IN public on Satur-
day, when she presided at the annual
meeting of the KenOsha chapter OF the
Daughters of the American Revolution.
She may be compelled to return to the
hospital soon
Information furnished by Morton
Pire, Green Bay boy in the state
industrial school, has led to the arrest
of Harry Servaes Joseph Salmon and
Emil Rowart. Green Bay youths, rang
ing from eighteen to twenty years in
age, for the burglary Of Van Veghel
Brothers hardware store, Green Bay,
in March. 1904 The boys have con-
fessed.
Announcement was made at Kenosha
of the engagement of Miss Edith Muir
ray Brown and Walter James Cava-
nagh. Miss Brown is a daughter of
Charles c.. Brown, cashier of the First
National ank of that city. Mr. Cava-
nagh was for two years the center of
the University of Chicago foot ball
team. He is a son of Attorney James
Cavanagh.
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Judge Hastings of Green Bay has
decided for the Business Mems associa-
ton in a test case brought against F.
A. Diekman, manufacturer, to col
lect $50 in dues. The question involved
was the validity of verbal resigna-
ton. When the suit was started other
members were involved to the extent
of about 5000 on the same technicality,
but most of accounts have been set
tied
Il
Mrs. Nan Hansen, wife of motor
man employed by the Winnebago Trac-
ton company of Oshkosh, has given
birth to twins, each of which was born
on a different day and in a different
year The first of the twins to come
into the world appeared at 11:55 p. m.
Dec. 81, 1905. The second came at
1912 a. m. Jan. l. 1906, just seventeen
minutes intervening between the
births.
:
Claiming that his wife, who has since
died. had secured a divorce from him
through fraud William D. Freeman
brought an action at Fond du Lac
against the administrators of her es-
tate to have the decree set aside and
to be named as sole heir to the prop
erty which she left at the time of her
death Mr.. and Mrs Freeman we're
married in Oshkosh on Feb. 1. 1903.
The court yesterday found for the
plaintiff and dissolved the divorce.
This makes Mr.. Freeman the sole
heir.
State Veterinarian E. D. Roberts of
GAINESVILLE has been annoyed recently
by the repeated attempts of an impos-
TT representing himself vaTiously as
the state veterinarian and the assist
ant veterinarian TO mislead credulous
people of the state.