The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-07-26
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official misconduct, Henry Mcbride
swore that Schwatty threw him in
Jail without a warrant when Mcbride,
fortified by an opinion of the attorney
general, demanded $52, which had
been taken from his slot machine. Nc
Bride swore Schwatty made PROPOSE
ton to allow Mcbride to again operate
the machine if Mcbride would give
him a receipt in full for McBrlde's
money which Schwatty held.
FOND DU LAC - Two hundred
members of the Sisterhood OF st. Az
mes from every section will attend the
annual retreat to be held at St. agnes
convent in this city beginning on Aug.
g and lasting till Aug. Is. The retreat
will be conducted by Capuchin fathers
from Mount Cavalry, Father Leo, per-
feet of st. Lewrence college, being IN
charge of the service for one week and
Father Nerius Sennier the other
WAUSAU-The records In case
starting in the Milwaukee county cir
cult court, and which comes here on
a change of venue, have been filed.
The plaintiff is Stanislaus Ratki, and
the defendant the Wausau Sulphate
and Fiber company. 1t is alleged that
Ratki was injured Oct. rs, 1910, while
working for the company at MOslnee
Heasks $4,000 damages.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IS made
of the engagement of Miss Caroline
Babcock of Neenah and the Rev. Ad-
ans of Corea. Miss Babcock is the
daughter of the late H. Babcock,
wealthy paper manufacturer. While In
Corea several years ago doing mission
airy work, she met the Rev. Adams and
the romance developed. They will live
in Corea.
MADISON-Stateme of campaign
expenditures filed here, listing totals
in full to date. follow: j. N Tittmore
Omro. Republican candidate for con-
gresham in the Eighth district,
S3e6.4O; Assemblyman Thomas A. Roy
didate for state senator in the Tween
tieth district, $7.37.
NATURALIZATION Morgan, a
Menominee Indian, and Jesse Sprague,
Stockbridge Indian, both Of Shawn
no, Wis, appeared before United
States Commissioner Francis Blood
good and were released from the house
of correction by signing pauper's
bond that they were unable to pay a
800 fine.
KENOSHA - Twice married and
once divorced before attaining her ma
jority is the record established by Miss
Emma A. Mueller of Chicago, who was
married here to Rudolph Ulrich, also
of Chicago. Miss Mueller was first
married at the age of 16. After two
years she divorced her first husband in
Chicago.
PLATTEVILLE-A lad by the name
of Ostrander was swimming in the
river at Boscobel, using pair OF wat
er wings. His little sister, six years
of age, found him in the water and, not
knowing that he had the wings,
thought he was drowning, jumped in
to save him and was drowned.
MADISON-The Wollaeger Manufac-
turing company of Milwaukee has been
awarded the contract by the executive
committee of the capitol commission
for supplying 1,574 pieces of furniture
for the new capitol. The contract car
ries $53,360.71.
embers OF the Milwau-
kee state BARRIERS board of BARRIERS
examination are holding an examina-
ton for BARRIERS and large delegation
of BARRIERS from the northern part of
the state is here taking the examina-
ton.
TOMAH-That his bill appropriating
100000 for the purchase IA site and
the erection of a postoffice building
viii receive favorable action in the
near future is the word received from
Congressman Esch.
RAClNE-Mrs John Doonan of this
city received telegram from Fort
Worth, Tex, announcing that her
brother, Paul Knetsch, aged So, a
prominent architect, was murdered by
three negroes.
MADlSON-The June statement of
the American Suffragists, filed with
the secretary of state, shows that
$27.63 was spent during that month.
Donations of $40 and $50 were re
ceise6
NEENAH-E. L Aderhold, Neenah
dairy and food Inspector, caused the
arrest of August Zweifel, farmer 1t
is alleged he sold unclean milk to a
cheese factory. The fine was SIS.
APPLETON-The city has pur
chased site fOr thc nr0nocod fIfef-