Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1913-10-10
News Notes Of Wisconsin.

Tomahawk. - Another manufac-
turing plant is to be opened by the
Tomahawk Veneer and Box company,
which has just filed articles of in
corporation with the secretary of
state at Madison. The company is
capitalized at $4,000. From IS to
loo men will be employed at the be-
ginning in the manufacture of cheese
boxes and other kinds of veneer
work. The company plans to cut
100000 feet of hardwood timber
annually and will be an all the year
industry.
Madison.-PrompI action, strict
quarantine and observance of sani-
tary regulations, all under the direc-
ton of central authority having
power to enforce all regulations ne
cessary are the only means by which
hog cholera in Wisconsin can be eff
fectually combated, according to
State Veterinarian Eliason, who says
the rayages of the disease in Wiscon-
sin are greater than ever before
Appleton. Holding that 1t was
the fault of the boy, for stealing
ride on a box car, Judge Goodand
directed a verdict in favor of the
company in the $4,000 damage suit
instituted by Mrs. Margaret Jacobs
for the death of her son, aged Is,
killed Jan. 81, by falling under
train, on the Northwestern railroad
in Appleton.
Racine.-Because carpenters were
hammering on new house adjoin-
ing the church, and thereby disturb
ing the services, the Rev. j. C. Nc
Donald, rector of Emmanuel Episco-
palian church, halted the meeting
and sent in call for the police. The
police, ordered the contractor to call
off his men and the services pro-
ceeded.
La Crosse. Petricek, his
wife and children jumped from
second story window to save their
lives from fire that destroyed tner
home The family savings, amount
ing to about $500, were burned.
Fond du Lac.-Sister Mary Petra
Forenia, 81, founder of Mt Calvary
convent, celebrated her diamond luo-
lice, October 4. She came from NIL
waukee in 1852.
hawano.-Hubert Murphy OF ores
ham, was fatally shot when revolver
in the hands of an older brother was
accidentally discharged. The boy was
taken to Green Bay. Doctors say tha'
he cannot live.
Madison.-Martin Nelson of VIZ
oqua, who was graduated from Tue
agricultural department OF the UNI
versity of Wisconsin with the class
of 1905, has been elected dean OF the
College of Agriculture OF ARKANSAS
at Fayetteville.
Green Bay-The Wisconsin As,
ISOLATION of Master Bakers in annual
session here selected Milwaukee as
the next meeting place.
Madison.-The state commissio"
ordered Lake Mills to extend wafer
mains on three streets at a cost o'
$4,000.
Waukesha.-Th Waukesha CouH-
ty Veterans association holds Us
twenty-second annual reunion mere
Thursday, Oct. 8,
Waterford. Contracts Tor I'
construction of water works III 'ni'
village have been let
Madison. state board Of puO
lie affairs has resumed work Oh IT,
rural school inquiry. --..,,
Madison.-Capt Thaddeus ID ~
has resigned as chief clerk ID -.
state banking department OWNS
i'll health.
GAINESVILLE :ghtning STRUCK
barn on Patrick Ryan's farm IN u,
town of Magnolia, causing loss "
$4,000. ,
Waukesha.-Li stTaCH
corn shock under which Henry ~
hardt. Jr., aged IA years, had sous
protection and killed him.
sheboygan. Mrs. Caroline 'oss
the first white child born on the 80 49,
OF Sheboygan. has just celebrated -
sixtieth anniversary Of her oirlA'