Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-06-04
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Maiden Rock-John Boice, eighty
one years old, was found dead in the
road near his home, four miles from
this city. Heart failure was the
cause
Racine.-E. H. Sleeves of Union
Grove was gored by COW, the only
COW in his herd which was not de-
horned. He will recover.
Mondevi-The total amount of milk
delivered at the Modena sheese fac
tory in April was 44,093 pounds, and
cream, 48,340 pounds. There was 49,
991 pounds of butter made The aver
age test for the milk was Ais and Of
the cream 244 Herman Waste re-
ceived the highest check, $145.25.
Oconto Falls.-The semi-annual
meeting of the American Society Of
Equity for Ocont6 county will be held
here on June 7.
GIenwood City-Complete arrange
ments have been made for the con
struction of a new Catholic church at
Emerald for the proposed ST. Patrick's
parish
Beloit.-After twenty years of sepa-
ration from his brother Fred Rathbun
IN oif t0
brother and found upon his arrival
that Arthur Rathbun had been buried
for four days
Ashland.-A young man named
Juchegger was severely injured by
dynamite near Glidden. He was
brought to a local hospital for treat
ment
Sheboygan-A farmer driving into
this city struck his horse when it be-
came balky.A year ago he had paid
1925 for the animal. The horse was
struck on the head and died from the
effects within few minutes.
Madison.-By vote of 685 to IS in
this city the village of Fair Oaks, pop
ulation 1000, and with a number of
large business enterprises, was added
to the city of Madison. The assessed
valuation of Fair Oaks is 81, 091, sos.
Madison. The strike of the build
ing laborers now involves all the af-
tiliated trades, according to an order
issued by President James Short, in
which he called out painters, plumb
ers, inside wiremen, steam filters, tin
ners, stone cutters and cement finish
ers.
Martinette-Peryl Prue, the three
year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
William Prue, died at a result of
drinking boiling tea
Sheboygan-Wil Trotter, aged
Il, who eloped with a 15-year-old girl
to Milwaukee last October, died at the
county insane asylum. He had plead
ed guilty but about that time went in
sane. Court proceedings were sus-
pended and he was ordered COM
mitted.
misunderstanding over the death
of his wife, Christopher Mcclure, rs,
of Menominee, attempted suiced by
gashing his throat Because of fee
bleness, he could not cut deep enough
to cause death and will recover.
Madison.-The parochial school of
the Holy Redeemer church was closed
because Of the prevalence of scarlet
fever, eight children being reported
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Fond du Lac.-John Lavalle, who
killed Peter Guenther in a saloon
fight November %, was found guilty
of second degree murder and SEN
fenced to IA years in the penitentiary.
Kaukauna.-Reinhold Schultz, forty
years old, was killed I and J. c..
Behnke. aged thirty years, fatally
injured when, the railroad velocipede
Oh WHICH IuCy WSIS Wdo otA UOh
by a 500 line passenger train No. 2 at
Medina Junction. The men, who were
members of 500 line wrecking crew,
did not see the train until upon it.
Schulz's head was nearly torn from his
body and Behnke was thrown up
high embankment.
Madison. - Assemblyman K. A.
Johnson was robbed of about $50
while waiting for a train at South Mad
tson. His pocket was picked.
La Crosse.-Because, he alleges,
his pals clothes tore while climb
ing from a box car and was
afraid to make his appearance in rag
ged garments, Grover Morgan stole a
pair of trousers from caboose and