Weekly Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-06
STATE NEWS NOTES.

BELOIT-John Curtis aged 80 years,
while working at his trade Of moldcr fell
dead.
BELOIT-N1fss Anna ana Katherine
! Garry, two working girls, had 500 stolen
from their room.
APPROPRIATENESS. William Kruager, Il
resident of ShehOygan county since 1899, is
| dead, aged % years.
BOSCOBEL-While playing ball Rudrick
Martin broke his leg. lie is baggageman
at the depot.
LAKE GENEVA-The fourth annual
flower show of the Lake Geneva Gardeners
and ForeStmen'S association will be held At
Lone'S opera house on November II and y.
NEENAII-The smokehouse at the rear of
Joseph il. Urich'S meat market was broken
into and large amount Of sausage which
! had been hung there was stolen.
DODGEVILLE-The establishment Of the
Dairy Package company in this city was
with $4,000 Insurance.
SHEBOYGAN-The Milwaukee Northern
| railway company has encountered another
sink hole on the right OF way, u little over
Il mile north of Cedar Grove.
observation-disclosures entered the Land
company barn and took Il lumber wagon
three fur coats, three lap robes, two white
trees. and an ak. The stolen stuff is val
ued at 500 reward is offered.
OCONTO-WilIiam Lucia was thrown
from his auto, fracturing two ribs. lie
was cut about the head The accident was
caused by Il stone in the road at Il sharp
cure.
DODGEvILLE - The Congregational
church of Spring Green and Wyoming have
extended Il joint unanimous call to Rev. a.
| II. Schoenfeld of this city, which he has
accepted.
SHEBOYGAN-Lying across his bed at
the home of his daughter Mrs; Martin
Mayer, William LOCrSch, aged 81, was
found dead. Death was due to heart fail
ure-
SHEBOYGAN-The upsettiEG Of a Ian
tern by Il horse belonging to Martin o. Cal
| Cd fro md nj ted N
death of two horses in the barn at the
time.
GREEN BAY-LaEe Shore division, No.
| 2T4, Order Of Railway Conductors, moved
its headquarters from Kaukauna TO this
| city because of changing of division head
| quarters last spring.
RACINE-In Il communication to the
council Mayor Horlick has taken position
against star chamber sessions, holding that
the public shoulI have free access to meet
ing of the council ut all times.
BYRON-The postOtiice and general store
Of George Tice was entered by burglars,
and Il quantity of merchandise and also
about So taken. Entrance to the store
was gained through cellar door.
RIDGEWAY-Rev. /. p. O'Reilly of the
Catholic church has been transferred to
Cuba City parish
CHIPPEWA FALLS-Louis Meyers of
Milwaukee broke a plate glass window ana
was sentenced to the city lookup for thirty
days, where he will be compelled to sleep
on bare boards and get meager fare.
CRANDoN-cEmiI Hagberg fell about
twenty feet off bridge and was instantly
killed. He was being taken in buggy by
! two companions to a hospital in Iron Noun
tain for surgical treatment.
SUPERIOR-MrS. Edward LindstrOm was
struck by a Great Northern freight train
and so badly injured that she died some
hours later without regaining conscious
ness.
SOLON SPRINGS-The school board has
decided to build the new school house here
! by day labor, Is al the bids received are
above the amount Of money appropriated
for building
APPLETON-A1iss Beatrice Ullman and
Harry Grochnauer will represent the APP
pletOn high school in the countrywide
deciamatory contest held annually at Chi
| cagO.
MANITOWOC-Fred Kruger and Colt
| heb Shimek, arrested for illegal fishing
week ago, pleaded guilty and We're sen
| fenced to serve twenty-five days IN jail In
default Of a fine Of SO.
MENOMONIE-Emi a Boland, a farmer
| living with his parents in the town Of Red
| Cedar Dunn county committed suicide by
| strangling himself to death. He had been
| respondent since his wifes death last year.
BELOIT-A. 7. Howard, who for thirty
five years kept Jewelry store in Beloit
| fell dead on his way to his store. He was
! Go years old and father Of Mrs. John r.
| Montgomery, Mrs. Robert Harrison, ana
| Mrs Herman :. Blanchard of Chicago
! MONROE-The body Of a male infant
! Judged TO be between and Z months old,
! was discovered in the city sewer by Charles
| Nance. who was making repairs at the dis
| posaI plant. The body was severed just
| above the hips.
LA CROSSE-Slipping and falling into a
| barrel of fluid from one of the watts at the
| tannery, while preparing to leave work for
| the day, William Tote, aged 36 years,
! swallowed a quantity of the liquid and
| died two hours later.
| MADISON-For the first time in the his
tory of the Daily Cardinal the student pub
| lication of the University, woman stu
| dent has been appointed to an editorial
position. Miss Johanna Rossberg Leipnitz OF
louisville, KY, having been placed on the
| staff TO discuss the problems of the unlYer-