Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-12-07
WISCONSIN
STATE NEWS

ing TO save Albert Durham, La crosse.
who broke through the ice Whlle IN
the water, she implored bystandersi
to save Durham while she chung TO-
the ice In attempting her rescue lnei
ice crumbled and she sank. The Dodyi
was recovered nearly an hour later.
Durham was saved and he with sew.
eral of the rescue party are critically
ILL.,
| Racine.-Miss Marguerite Morton,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs VIII
liam NJ. Morton, Chicago, ana
| Richard Taylor Robinson, Racine
were married in the home OF the
bride Bishop Robinson, Nevada. per
formed the ceremony, assisted ~
Rev. William O. Waters. The newly
welded pair will reside in Colorado
| Springs, Colo. Mrs. Chester A. NC
Killop was the matron of honor. MISS
Katharine Robinson was the maid OF.
| honor and Kenneth d. HauSer, 81
| Paul, best man.
Superior.-Fred Piper, proprietor,
of the Scranton house here, was
| found dead in his room by the
police. 1t is not known whether he
committed suicide or died of heart
| failure. After dinner his wife went
downtown and he sent his children
to nearby druggist with note tell
| ing him to detain them. This caused
| the druggist to become suspicious and
he informed the police, who found the
man sitting in a chair with a gun
across his lap.
Kenosha.-Mrs. Mary D. Brad
ford, superintendent of schools,
appeared in municipal court against
| CHARGES Bisno, the proprietor OF a de-
| partment store, who was charged
with employing a ten-year-old boy
Bisno was fined SIS and costs. Mrs.
Bradford gave notice that she would
| demand the arrest of every employer
of school children of school age in!
the city.
Beloit-The Beloit College High.
School Debating league was re-
organized, to include the following
high schools: GAINESVILLE and Beloit,
Wis, and Freeport, Rockford, Elgin,,
and Oak Park, Ill. Grinnell college,
Grinnell, Ia, has accepted challenge
of the Beloit college freshmen to
joint debate.
Madison.-The Chi Psi fraternity
has sold its lodge on Lake street
to the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fra
ternity for $4,000. The Chi Psi
men have bought part of the Spoon
er property 1872 feet square, for $780,
900 and propose to build a new lodge,
costing $4,000
Shell Lake-A new auditorium,
66x90 feet and two stories high,
has been dedicated here. IT was
built by popular subscription and
will be used for gatherings OF all
kinds and will be available for the
atrical purposes.
ViroQua-Rev Lars Kalvestran,
prominent young Lutheran min
lister, and a native of this Vicin-
ity, died in Denver after having
worked his way through college and
having but recently accepted pas
torate.
Kenosha - The special commits
sion named by the Kenosha coun-
ty board to consider a training
school for teachers made a favorable
report 1t is expected the board will
take steps to have the new institu-
ton erected within another year
notwithstanding to reach
looking glass she was playing with.
Irene Babcock, aged three, toppled
into a boiler of water left by her moth
er while hanging clothes in the yard
and was drowned.
Janesville-Frank McNulty, aged
twenty-five, Chicago, fell under
Chicago & Northwestern freight
tram in the South GAINESVILLE yard
and was killed, both legs and an arm
being cut off,
Beloit.-Rev. E. J. Hegg, for
several years pastor of Trinity Luz
theran church, has received a call to
a church in Tacoma. Wash.
Sheboygan- William Zenk, twenty
three years old, fell 80 feet at dock
No. 1 of the C. Reiss Coal company
and died of injuries sustained
Hudson.-Rev. C. T. Burnly, who re-,
Gently underwent an operation in
Boston, was taken seriously al and
was again operated on.
Kenosha.-Mrs. ClayasaP Barnes,
for the last fifteen years librarian at
the Gilbert M. Simmons library, re-
signed.
Marinette.-The Sons of Sweden.
have decided to erect modern build
ing to replace the hall recently de-;
stroyed by fire.
Neenah.-William Kruger and Miss
Eva Clausen were quietly married.
They have gone south on wedding
trip.
Marinette.-The Swedish-Lutheran
church, on which 50 900 has been spent
IN repairs, has been reopened.
Sheboygan.-The cornerstone of ST.
Marks Evangelical Lutheran church
will be laid on Sunday
Grand Rapids.-Frank and Louis