Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-06-27


was found in an unconscious condition
near the Wisconsin Central depot, his
skull being fractured. He died.
Authorities are investigating the case.
as it appears death was due to foul
/, play.
1 With both arms broken in several
places and with numerous cuts and
bruises over his body. George Koehner,
IA fear old boy living at Clarno,
wandered two miles in semi-con-
( scious condition after being seriously
! injured in being pulled down forty
/, foot embankment by mower
Warrants have been issued for the
arrest of George w. Fay, a wealthy
hardware man, who disappeared from
Kenosha many weeks ago.. charging
him with statutory offense. Mrs.
Ella Walrath is named in the COM
plant. simultaneously with the
issuance of the warrant Mrs. Fay
filed suit for divorce.
At Sheboygan because her parents
insisted that she attend school Hilda
Gartman, aged 10 years, became angry
and, packing suit case with her be-
longings, ran away from home. Her
parents are making every effort to
find their child, who has now been
missing two days
Recognizing an engagement ring
which he had given her, Stephen
Yohe has positively identified the
badly decomposed remains of a wom-
/, an who was found in the Mississippi
river as those of his wife, who was
struck by passenger train while
crossing the La Crosse river bridge.
The Sheboygan Falls machine shop
locked its doors when all the ma
, chinists walked out, declaring a
strike. because the company refused
to grant nine hour day, which would
not take effect until Jan. 1, 1909. The
machinists at the Vollrath Manufac-
turing plant may also be affected.
The Racine council, by a vote of 6
to 5, refused to grant James Decker
a saloon license at $40 Sixth street,
two doors from the Y. M. G.. A.
building. The members of the Y. M.
G. A. and ninety property owners in
the vicinity have vigorously fought
against a saloon at this number for
more than year.
After robbing a hardware store at
Black Creek, M. J. Lovejoy was
Ia physicians office. After receiving
treatment he offered to pay the physi-
clan with a portion of his plumber.
He had made away with $25 worth
of razors, and offered one of these
OF the physician. He was arrested
and brought to Appleton
Farmers at Franksville find them.
lselves in a peculiar position. When It
was proposed by Milwaukee men to
erect $4,000 sauerkraut factory at
that place the farmers agreed to raise
cabbages and sell them to the factory
at "a q ton. Now it is feared that
the agreement can not be carried out,
| A little black fly is destroying the
plants. From the outlook the cab
bage crop will be short
At GAINESVILLE three workmen, sew
eral hundred finished barrels. and
material for 1000 more were hurried
into the Rock river when the floor in
the Blodgett -four mill cooper shop
broke. Two men were buried in the
debris and badly injured while the
third was nearly drowned in the river.
At Marinette Senator Isaac Stephen
son spent his birthday anniversary
/, quietly, receiving friendly calls and
congratulations. Great quantities of
flowers were sent him. notably among
them being bunch of seventy-eight
red carnations. his favorite flower. AT
moon the senator entertained at
luncheon his brother, s. NJ. Stephen
son and wife Of Menominee. who were
married at his home in Marinette
lforty-eight years ago Tuesday evening.
The bridesmaid for the wedding. Miss
Elizabeth Cory. later the wife of
Fred Carney, ST., was the only other
quest at this luncheon on account of
is. NJ. Stephenson's poor health.