Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-07-17
STATE NEWS NOTES.

LA CROSSE-Rev. Leslie Lee Sanders has
resigned the pastQrate OF Tabernacle Bap-
fist church.
STOUGHTON-Mrs. W. E. Smith and
Miss Marie Brastad have started on a BIZ
cycle trip to Dewitt Ia, distance of 200
miles.
KENDALLs-As the result of being
kicked by a cow Michael Murphy died at
La Crosse hospital. He was struck in the
abdomen and his intestines were found
badly injured.
EAU CLAIRE-Eugene Mooney, who &C
copied position a lineman for local
traction company was knocked from pole
by contact with a live wire, and died all
hour later In a hospital.
RHINELANDER-Actin on advices sent
here from, Cheboygan, Mich, Police Chief
Durham and William Smith, who are
wanted there on a charge of elopement.
CAzENOVIA-The people Of Cazenovia
and town of Westford are to celebrate the
the town of Westford with q home coming
at Cazenovia on August 4, and g.
LA CROSSE-County Chairman John +.
Doherty has called meeting OF the Demo
cratic convention July Is to elect delegates
from this county to the platform conven-
ton to be held in Milwaukee July %.
POYNETTE-Ray Babcock pleaded gull
ducting blind pigs and each was fined $50.
1t was alleged that both had been selling
liquors in their restaurant without a Ii
cense. Poynette is a no license" town.
MAROUETTE-With several thousand
persons in attendance the corner stone Of
the new Y. NJ. c. A. building at Ishpeming
was put into place Sunday afternoon. Sen
ator William Alden Smith was the princi-
pal speaker. Congressman H. o. Young
and others also delivered addresses.
MARINETTE-Gov Davidson and mem
visit Door county in August on Senator
Stephenson's yacht, the Bonita, to inspect
the country north of Ephraim and ascer-
tain it's availability for state park pur-
poses.
JANESvILLE-The Rock County, Tele-
phone company has elected the following
oeeTs LANCER aee
Richard Valentine; treasurer, A. 7. Burn
ham. These, with George e. Kind, form
the board Of directors
PORTAGE-Part of the piling used in the
construction of the dam at Kilbourn was
taken in tow here by riyermen. AS the
Wisconsin river is rising rapidly work on
the dam at Kilbourn was suspended.
MADISON-The summer meeting of the
State Horticultural society will be held in
Sturgeon Bay August 70 and Y.
WAUKESHA-John Fox, for years a cab
driver in Milwaukee, was bound over He
was charged with having fraudulently Sc
cured sum of money from S. B. Beckwith,
owner of the Ovitt block
WAUKESHA-The annual camp meeting
Of the Holy Jumpers will open in big
tent on the Fountain house grounds August
I and continue ten days. Members of the
sect from all over the country are expected.
has been formally turned over to the city
by the trustees of the James A. Aram es-
tate 1t represents an expenditure of close
on to S23, 900, and has an endowment funu
of 5000
WAUSAUKEE-Lau Brothers have made
complaint before the state railroad COM
mission against the order of the United
States Express company that berries must
be shipped in crates and not in baskets as
in former seasons.
FOND DU LAC-W. II. Whalen has re-
signed his position of superintendent of the
Northern Wisconsin division of the North
Western and accepted a position with the
| Southern Pacific with headquarters at San
Francisco.
MADISoN-State Treasurer A. H Dahl
has appointed D. ]. Taeuber of La Crosse
as assistant bookkeeper LII the treasury
department, the salary being $500 year.
| The position was formerly held by A. H.
Wagner of Milwaukee, who was dropped
by Mr. Dahl.
| LA CROSSE-Judge Fruit has overruled
| demurrers of the La Crosse Street Railway
| company and the Chicago, Milwaukee & st
| Paul road to a suit for damages for the
| death of James Caskll. who was killed
| last fall IN an accident at Mill street cross
| .ng. The widew sued for 5000.