Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1910-11-25
WAUSAUKEE ITEMS

Chas. Munger shot deer yesterday.
Nose Shallow bagged plump deer
yesterday.
H. G. Schuri of Sheboygan was in
town on business Friday.
Louis Polomis who is doing some ma
son work at Athelstane spent Sunday
at home
JOS. Nelis purchased dwelling house
from H. G. Laun opposite the creamery
FIR consideration of $4,000.
Mike Forst started his camps to-day
near Athelstane and moved his outfit
there. He will have heavy winters
job.
Town chairman P. F. Melchoir re
turned from a weeks trip to Marinette
where he attended meeting of the
County Board.
Thos. Clarey, former passenger con-
ductOr on the st. Paul road, and Fred
McCutcheon, proprietor of the David
son Hotel at Milwaukee, accompanied
by friend, left for the TOutloff hunt
ing lodge east of here in quest of the
fleet footed animals.
Senator Bird expects to cut several
more roads leading to Glendale and will
commence to erect new office building
one story 24X40. lie will move the old
blacksmith shop to another location
and will repair it and before long Glen
dale will have postoffice and be a full
fedged town. The location is ideal for
a farmingcountry and undoubtedly will
be heard from in the future.
Mildred, the two year old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Nodurft died
from relapse of scarlet fever, and
was buried Friday afternoon. The lit
tie girl was sick only about a month
and had made her home with her
grand parents Her father and mother
were summoned and the mother arrived
a day before her death. The bereaved
parents have the sympathy of the
entire community.
While the WircOnsin Northwestern
Ry log train was coming down grade
near track II one of the cars jumped
the track and three cars went into the
ditch. One of the cars is badly smash
ed while the other two went into the
clear The caboOse did not run off,
and had about eight passengers who
escaped injury. The passengers were
transferred to the engine and the train
proceeded to Wausaukee, arriving here
several hours late. Several rail lengths
of track were torn up and the wreck
ing crew will be busy all day Sunday.
Delbert Morris was accidentally killed
by train about mile and half south
of Middle Inlet. Morris is employed by
the Bird & Wells Lumber Co. ON the
pond sending logs to the mill. Mr..
Morris intended to visit over Sunday
at Middle Inlet, his former home, and
1t hasbeen the practice to purchase a
ticket to Crivitz and then when the
train goes up a steep grade known as
Shepherds hill, to get off while the
train is in motion. 1t is presumed that
Mr.. Morris tried to do this, whether
the train was going, too fast or he miss
ed his footing is not known as he was
not missed. His body was found about
twenty feet from the rails Sunday
morning by a passerby and word was
left at Ellis Jet. and the section crew
went to bring in the remains, which
were taken to Ellis Jet. Undertaken
Mangold brought the remains from
there to the Laun & Mangold under
taking parlors here where the body
was prepared. The skull was fractur-
ed and the fingers of one hand were
cut off Mr. Morris loaves a wife and
one child, also S. j. Durfee and Geo.
SpOor to mourn his death.
Mrs. Mooris is visiting with her par
ents at Stonington, Mich. and was noti-
fed by telegraph. Funeral arrange
ments have not been made, awaiting
word from his wife