Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-09-26

used 10 HYe IN MaQlSO1. IL is tnougnt
he has fed.
Near kewaskum Walter Braun, the
IL year old son of George Braun, met
with horrible death by being caught
in revolving shaft in his fathers
mill.
After years of separation through
divorce, Miss Anna. Jagerson and
John Hersinger OF Neenah, eloped to
Berlin in an automobile and were
married again.
Joseph Biehie, living near Wayside,
Committed suicide by shooting. lie
went to Wayside, paid up his debts.
bought gun, went home, and nearly
blew his mead off. Martial troubles
are the cause.
Adam S. Sanford, formerly editor
and proprietor of the Racine Advocate
and at that time one of the most i'm
portant newspaper men in the state,
is in destitute circumstances in a lit
tie town near Portland, Ore.
Mrs. Mary Vogt, of Appleton, whose
husband, Louis Vogt, went west
twelve years ago to seek his fortune
and who has not been heard from
since, secured divorce and was mar.
ried TO Nicholas Schumacher at Me-
nominee, Mich.
Game Warden s. B. Kirkoff has ar
rested WIlliam Ward of Eau Claire
and a stranger named Vernon who
had six prairie chickens in their pos.
session which they had skinned In
the hope of rebuilding the game war
den If caught. They pleaded guilty.
The members of the Kenosha board
of education have voted not to allow
any more bills to members for work
board has asked for the issue of
bonds to the amount of $4,000 for
the erection of a new grade school.
George Schumacher of GAINESVILLE,
who was shot by his former sweet
heart, Florence Dugan, last April, and
was confined to the hospital until
four weeks ago, is again failing rapid
ly at his home, and may die before
Miss Dugan is called for trial the lat
ter part of this month.
At Kenosha Felix Leschinac and
Mrs. Anna Criov, two Austrians in
this city, were to have been married
but when they went to get license
the clerk refused to issue one on &C.
count of the fact that both the bride
and groom-to-be had been divorced
In a year.
Harriet Smith, aged II years; Hazel
Smith, aged Is years, and Florence
Miller aged 10 years, were found in
an abandoned shack at GAINESVILLE
when the police raided the place. II
Is probable that the mothers of boys
of similar age will demand that the
| girls be sent to the state industrial
school for girls.
! Members of the crew OF the sane
scow Root of Milwaukee rescued from
death In Kenosha harbor are demand
Ing that steps be taken to secure 6
Carnegie medal for Thorvald Toilet
sen, a night Waterman on board the
steam barge Cherokee, who showed
great personal bravery In the rescue
I'of the members of the crew.
In June, 1906, Miss Lillian P. Junco
| aged IL years, of Racine, fell in love
with Henry A, Wiswedel, who was hei
senior by few years. They fled tc
Waukegan, Ill. For four days they
fingered in the Illinois town. then
came back to Racine, and two days
after the husband deserted his bride
Thursday Judge Shielding granted
her a divorce.
BY a coat being knocked down in
tent used for sleeping quarters by
a bridge building gang at GAINESVILLE
a cooked 3S calibre revolver was dis
charged and the bullet struck Ed
ward Murdoch, an employee, at the top
of the right thigh and bored hole
eleven inches in length entirely
through the limb. After the accident
he walked mile to a Doctors office
At Chippewa Falls large portion
Of street of the south side of this
city has been gradually appropriated
by abutting property owners during
the last eight years. The city engin
eer has given notice that he intend.
ed to open up fifty foot wide street
and as n result a number of buildings
will probably have to be moved, in,
less the matter is taken into the
courts.
The state railroad commission held
a hearing on n petition by the North
ern Lumber company for an order re
curing the Northern Pacific railroad
company to build spur track from
Maple. Douglas county, to tract OF
timber some distance from Maple
The petitioner was represented by
state Senator George b. Hudnall anC
the defendant by Attorney Louis
Hanitsch. The commission took the
case under advisement
Involuntary bankruptcy proceed
ings were instituted against the Wis
ible Typewriter company of Kenosha
Carroll Atwood was appointed re
coiver, The petition alleges that the
company has transferred and con
Cealed certain DroDertv with infant =,