The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1910-04-30
WISCONSIN
STATE NEWS

search of Harry Coonly, the twenty
| year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
! Coonly Of this city. The young man
| disappeared on April ~. Not the
| slightest trace of the young man has
/ been found, and his father fears that
he has persisted in some manner, he
has offered a reward of 500 for lnfor-
nation as to his whereabouts, dead or
alive.
Fond du Lac.-It is probable
! that steps now being taken Will re-
/ suit in the resumption Of a call dairy
board in this city early this spring
| Secretary l.. w. Clark has written to
/ the 40 factory owners who supported
the call board last year asking their
position in the matter From replies
received to date more than two-thirds
of the factory men are in favor OF re-
Stunning the board The call board was
discontinued about June 49, 1909
Gable. - Forest fires have de-
/ vastated a large area in Bayfield,
county, destroying lumber estimated
! to the value of 100000 between Cable
and Drummond The settlers have
/ been fighting fires, said to have been
set from the section fires on the Oma'
ha road, until they are exhausted. For
sixteen hours the fight was hard
one on the southern end of Lake
Owen, The fall of snow, preceded by
rain, has quenched the fires.
Beloit.-Beloit college took for
NAL action to suspend Beloit acad-
envy at the close of the present school
year. The school was in existence for
60 years and from it have come some
of the strongest men of the college
alumni The college authorities state
as a preparatory school and has been
running at loss for several years.
Waukesha.-T Republican mayor
elect, DR.. George s. Love, was
inaugurated. G. Holmes Daubner,
one of the unsuccessful candidates for
the Democratic nomination for mayor
at the primary election, was elected
alderman from the Sixth ward to fill
the vacancy caused by the election of
Dr.. Love as mayor
La Crosse-A special train con-
sisting Of an engine and coach,
running ten minutes ahead of passen-
ger train No. 514 on the Northwestern
road, was wrecked at Lytles, ten
miles north of here. The train took
fire and was burned. The conductor
and fireman were taken to the Winona
hospital.
Janesville.-Rev. William p Chris
ty has accepted the call ex-
tended him by the La Crosse English
Lutheran church and will take charge
of the pulpit on June Is. Mr.. Christy
Evangelical Lutheran church in James
vile for seven years.
Oconto.-George Bacon, convicted
of assault with intent to dc
great bodily harm, was sentenced to
serve three years in states prison
Andrew La Fave, the victim, was shot
through the lungs and stomach, but
recovered. Trouble over BaCons wife
led to the shooting.
Madison.-Mrs. William F. Villas
widow of Col. William +. Villas
it was announced, will donate statue
of Colonel Villas to the Vicksburg ma
tional park commission. Colonel Villas
took part in the memorable siege o.
Vicksburg.
Ashland.-A charge of murder
was registered against saloon
keeper John Falenski, and he was
held without bonds. Joseph Puchalski
the man who was shot in the bacl
for refusing to pay for the drinks
died
Wausau. - The GerlHan-Americar
federation of this city has is
sued a call for a mass meeting of al
the German singing societies ant
lodges In this county, May 10, to tax,
steps to form a county federation.
Eau Claire.-Olaf Wagnild, aget
forty-fve years, a carpenter while
I working on the roof of barn lost his
balance, slipped down the roof, missed
: the scaffolding and struck ON a Wagon
. tongue, breaking his neck.
), Ashland motormen on tht
street cars were granted an in
d crease of two cents an hour by th.
T Ashland Light Power and Street Rail
way company, The men have beer
q paid Is cents an hour.
: Green Bay-A school for boy.
e that would be conducted by broth
: ers Of Catholic order, may be es
d tabushed in Green Bay by Bishop Fox
y Wausau- The Wausau city iai
in the basement Of the city hal
l. has been condemned by r. S. Cowl,
J. of the state board OF control
e. Mauitowoc Berlin Suissip wa,
IT named harbor master, succeed
y Ing Andrew Angraseck. Arthur Reich
p crt was reelected city clerk
La Crosse Rev Abraham Lin
Sc coin Shute Of tie Methodist confer
;, cnca hrye is 10 NE transferred 10 Bis
Il marck j. u. This summer.
~ War~ens Tie state board q
7. hea,,H viii le asked Is assist II
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