Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-09-15
NetOs Notes of Wisconsin

Appleton. Fred Felix Wettengel
has notified the officers of the Latin
League of Wisconsin Colleges that
he has accepted their offer and will
give $4,000 to the endowment fund
of the league and name the prize
The Fred Felix Wettengel Latin
Prize Mr.. Wettengel will have his
life insured for $4,000. in favor OF
the trustees of the fund and besides
paying the annual premium will pay
q sum equal to the amount secured
in interest by the trustees on the
other $4,000 of the fund The league
is composed of Beloit, Carroll, Law
renee, Milton, Observation-Disclosures
and Ripon colleges and the regents
OF the University of Wisconsin are
the trustees of the endowment fund.
the interest on which will be given
in annual prizes after competitive eX-
aminations
street and "coppin' girls and fell
lows is due to receive a Jolt when
the council passes the anti-mashing
ordinance. The proposed law pro-
vides from SIS to 500 fine or from
ten to ninety days in jail for any
one pursuing, molesting or laying
hands on any one of the opposite
SEX 81. 40.
Chiffon. The reunion of the
Twenty-frst Wisconsin Volunteer
regiment has ended here. The next
meeting place will be Waupaca. The
following were elected officers Pres
ident, Allen w. Ballard, Omro first
vice-president, E. A. Ham, Waupaca;
second vice-president, H. L. Brown.
Oshkosh; secretary and treasurer,
James Noble, Waupaca.
Eau Claire-While examining
pairer of Altoona, accidentally dis
charged the weapon, the bullet
striking his 5-year-old grandson Ray
Emery, entering the mouth and pass
ing out through the neck. 1t is
thought that the injured lad will die.
on.-Announcement is made
that G.. E. Shaeffer, chief clerk of the
assembly for the last three sessions,
is in the field for the republican
nomination for secretary of state.
Madison.-Gov McGovern has reap
pointed Judge E. Ray Stevens to be a
member of the Wisconsin commission
on uniform state laws, the term TO ex-
pire in June, 1914. The other mem
bers of the commission are Edward w.
Frost of Milwaukee and Charles Nc
Carthy of Madison.
AIgOma.-A movement headed by
Senator NJ w. Perry, p. NJ White,
Henry Grimm and Frank Slaby Of Al
gonna and J. 4, Haney of Kewaunee is
under way for the organization of Il
new state bank here with capital
stock of $4,000 and a $4,000 surplus.
The new bank will be opened by Oct. ].
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. f. Ramsey, a
prominent Democratic politician and
a member of the legislature in 1904
and 1908, is dead of heart failure,
following a severe coughing fit
Beloit.-Dr r. W. Bosworth, the
Methodist minister at Sun Prairie, for
fifty years prominent in his demon
ination, will be superannuated at the
coming conference at Amigo and Will
come to BeIoit to make his home. MI
Bosworth's first pastorate was at Ut
ter's Corners, near Whitewater, and
with the exception of eight years spent
in Colorado, all his pastorates have
been in Wisconsin.
Madison.-The school board OF
Bloomington has applied for permits
sion TO establish a day school for the
blind.
La Crosse.-The trial of the mayor
of Superior and others charged with
padding the census of that city. has
been set for the October term Of fed
eral court here.
Madison.-The Forest Junction
State bank at Forest Junction, Calu-
met county, and the Farmers State
bank of Clyman, Dodge county, have
been granted charters.
Madison-The City Superintend-
ents' association will hold its next meet
ing here October 6 and {. All city
superintendent are required by law