The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-08-20
State Items in Brief.

| FOND DI' LAC-Iog cholera is prevalent
on farms west of the city.
| RAtINE-Stanlcy Evcnof is being held by
the police as one of two mon who entered
from Martin Walintowsky a butcher.
NEENAil-1he death If Mrs. Kathryn
ltusdau. an old settler occurred yesterday
nj the age OF 81 years. prolsI was 'he
MADISON-Thc Wisconsin association Of
CONGREGATIONAL churches viii 1uret IA Madi-
son, October q. {. ID. Rosa Of beIoit Is
state moderator.
CIlI rFWA FALLs-Johu Gilbert. 10
year old, received bruises on his body ana
wd> ihJdrtc internally by being dragged "
h"f1t re was leading from pasture.
EN- oIailtE-Itoy T. Wilcox, an Eau
Clair" lfwytr, was married to Miss De
freyrc >antandcr of the Peruvian legation
ut Washington. D. e.
CHIPPEWA FALLS White PLAYING in
grain field Rose Cenekes aged 10 years,
stumbled in front of binder and one leg
was cut off and the other hadlf injured.
She also received internal injuries
AfPLETON-Word was received in Ap.
pIcton that Bert Feeley. formerly Of this
city, ana one of the best known paper mai
erS III the Fox River VALLEY. was killed in
the Fletcher paper mill at Aptna. Mica.
APPLEToN-The Chicago q North West
ern Railoai company is preparing to con.
s'tnct concrete and still bridge across
Little Lake Butte Des Morris To replace
the OF wooden bridge near Menasha.
SNILLE-roople In and outside the
church have raised $1,000 Il" pay the ex-
pensos Of Rev r. c. Deulsou Of the Con
gregational church during his trip 10 Japan
and china
congregation of st. Mary church. Dover.
viii enjoy jubilee picnic, the church be.
Ing 10 years old and a now building having
been recently completed and furnished.
FOND Du LAC-Thc numerous hay fever
sufferers have gone north ana will remain
until the first frost, Physicians STATE lhr
ragwced, goldenrod. and other weeds ar"
the direct cause of hay fever.
LITTLE LAKE, Mich GOV. Davidson
made the fishing record on the first day ot
the Stephenson party's Escnunhn river trip
He caught 10 trout. rhrlC are thi -ilfc
N the party.
pastor of Trinity Methodist Episcopal
church from 1906 to 1905 dead at Belye
dcrc, MINI. The deceased was g. years
old ana leaves II widow aud six children.
IARTLA\D-The first annual nDmsrDm
ing was held ut iIartland AND was l"n""a
by Il large number of people. many for&'r
residents being III attcndauD" \ progra !nhc
Of races anu athletic games was enjoyed
aud handsome prizes Were awarded,
NEFNAII- Every effort VIII hn made by
Nccnah to capture the 1870 annual state
meeting of the General Merchants aSspria-
ton when the delegates a. 10 Hayward on
August -, - and 90 for lh.s years annual
meeting.
JANESVlLLE-U labor mon are cen.
traIizing their energies upon the picnic To
be given by the carpenters union on Labor
day and there will be no parade Of labor
organizations, this featur, Of the annual
celebration having fallen into disfavor,
KACINE-Although the city council
adopted an ordinance at u: last meeting
rr0t't.nG for the removal " screens from
saloons after II o'clock ut night, the law
VIII not he in force until September |.
Many of the saloons must have httle time
to make alterations
PRAIRIE DU CHEN Franklin Lang
ford, Harry Strong. Lurry Strong, James
Buchanan and James Clancy all of Ian
sing. Ia. were bound over to the Novem-
Der term OF the circuit court of Crawford
county on the charge Of stealing p1S ana
timber
NEENAIi - State Superintendent Of
Schools G. i, Cary was In the city yester
day and stated that the teachers present at
the Winnebago county teachers institute
was the strongest corps, prdagoEcaliy in
the state. The ATTENDANCE Is the largest III
years.
RACINE-Judgo Smledlug received notice
from the state board Of control that on
August L. at Waupun, the mental condition
OF Charles Nelson, Il Racine man. would be
examined into. Nelson was sent up for a
year last March on the charge Of being
habitual criminal.
NEENAII-Mrs. NJ. A. Glddn-s cclcbrat.
ed her SEVENTEEN birthday by gathering
about her friends to the number of twenty
seven. none OF whom was under the age of
seventy years. Mrs. Giddings was the
present and the oldest guest wa!
9G years of age. The combined ages Of
the hostess and guests was 2p1o years.
SUpERIOR-Dcputy Port Collector Thorn
as Il. Mills has assessed 5000 In hnes
against the owners of eight launches, The
fines of from SloO ta-$jOU are assessed hn-
around the harbor without answering sis.
nails