Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1908-12-30
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lice Braman, of Jefferson, was fined
$25 for Illegal hunting.
The Fidelity Savings bank, a new
institution. will open abeat the
middle of next month ar Amigo.
The jury in the case against Max
Coll of Fond du Lac, charged with a
statutory offense, brought in a YER
dict of guilty.
Burglars entered the market of the
Gifberg grocery at La Crosse and
took all the prepared meats, besides a
quantity of other provisions.
Charles Strutz, who some time ago
was caught slashing valuable gowns
and skirts on exhibition in Marinette,
has been adjudged insane.
Two daughters of Anton Deloye at
Fond du Lac were relieved of their
pocket books and packages containing
Christmas presents by a highwayman.
John Holborn. assistant health Of
ficer of Racine, had his ankle crushed
in slipping on the ice, the wheel of the
patrol wagon passing over the mem
ber
Walter Goetseh, convicted Of rob-
bling the Valid Manufacturing company
at Sheboygan of its tools, was given
two years sentence in the peniten-
tiary.
Young WEIGH, who bound and
gagged him elf in a Madison hotel af-
ter taking some of the money, pleaded
gi,iity to embezzling s6.75 and was
fined s25.
Margine Peterson of Racine is suing
for divorce from Andrew P. Peterson,
a leading merchant tailor, on grounds
of habitual drunkenness and failure
to support.
Students of the University of Wis
consin interested in the sale of fresh
man class cap, We're exonerated from
charges of graft which had been
brought against them.
Wisconsin postmasters have been
appointed as follows: Burr Oak, La
Crosse county, Ernest F. Storandt,
vice A. Tippach; Jonesdale, Iowa
county, Frank Vanmatre, vice NJ.
Girardin.
Attorney General Gilbert in an opin-
ion he'd that a county clerk could not
act as a janitor also and receive sal
airy for both appointments. The opin,
ion was asked for by A. J. Myrland,
district attorney of Burnett county.
Officers of the several woman's
clubs of Manitowoc estimate that
there are $50 children here who will
have no other than charity Christ
mas and that the clubs will be able to
reach not more than half that number
A search is being made for William
krause of Sheboygan, who has been
missing since he lost the criminal ac-
ton against Oliver Wright, a farm
hand in which Mrs. Krause figured.
Krau e was recently discharged from
the Northern Hospital for the Insane.
The directors of the National Water
company. owners of the White Rock
spring at Waukesha voted to give $3.50
to the widow of Arthur HUMPHREYS,
recently killed. Humphries was stock
clerk at the plant and had been en-
ployed by the company nearly ten
years.
While Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hurlburt of
Little Grant were entertaining at a
dance at their home a folding bed
suddenly fell down, striking Miss
Florence Burr on the head. rendering
her unconscious, and Miss Iva Hore in
the mouth, knocking out two of her
teeth.
Mrs. Mary Kornely has sued Henry
Meyer for $3.50 damages for the loss
of horse. Both are residents of the
town of Kossuth, Manitowoc. The
plaintiff ayers that by reckless driv-
ing the defendant drove the tills of
his buggy into her own horse. the ami.
NAL dying soon after being injured.
As result of trouble at dance in
Marinette, Paul Make was stabbed
and John Abel arrested in connection
with the affair. Both are farmers of
the town of Grover Abel, whose eyes
were closed and who otherwise ap-
peared to have undergone rough us
age, protested that he should have
been the complainant.
The Kenosha police are trying TO 10.
cate Al Weinh0ffz wanted in Racine
on charge of selling liquor to min
ors. WeNholtz fled from Racine. 1t
was learned that his relatives reside
In Keno ha and that he had been
here since leaving Racine. His rela.
tlYes declare they know nothing of
his whereabouts.
DOMESTIC.