The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-10-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
State News
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OF the new ST. Clements English Cath
Ole church here on October %. The
new building will cost nearly one hun
dred thousand dollars.
Rlchland.-At Lloyd on Friday
Inc one-year-old son of James
William was accidentally shot and
died a short time after. A .22-cal-
loer revolver was left lying on table.
The child pulled it to the floor and the
weapon was discharged.
kenosha.-George King and AL Will
son, each aged nineteen, were SEN
fenced to terms of three years each
in the state prison by Judge Randall in
the municipal court, when they plead
ed guilty to burglarizing the home of
DR.. Joseph N. Palt.
Merrill. = A peculiar theft oc-
CURED at Heafford Junction when
William Burns snatched a $40 bill
from one OF his fellow workers and
disappeared down the track. He was
caught in Tomahawk and is being held
under $500 bonds.
Neenah.-Up to the present time
the number of hunting licenses
issued is over three thousand one hun
dred. Last year the number issued up
to November 1 was 5000. 1t is expect
ed that by the first of November last
years record will be exceeded by 200.
Spring Valley.-Emil Adam of the
town of Cady was fatally shot by his
brother-in-law, Fred Knott of Elk
mound. They were hunting rabbits.
While beating up the brush, gun in
Knott's hands was discharged at short
range, shooting Adam through the
back and lungs. Adam lived but few
hours. He was thirty-seven years old
and unmarried.
Deronda.-Andrew Egeness, twenty
nine years DID, single, while duck hunt
ing with two companions was accident
ally shot and instantly killed by one
of the party, who has been absolved
from all blame. The three men were
in the boat. All of the party were pre-
pairing to shoot Just as one did shoot,
Egenes arose and received the full
charge of shot in the head just back
of the ear.
Racine-L. A. Pickett, Waukesha,
was elected president of the Wis
consin Baptist Ministerial union at
it's fiftieth state convention. A. 0.
Protsman, Darlington, was elected
vice-president, and B. Milne of Wau-
paca, secretary. No particular obser-
walton was taken of the semi-centen-
NAL gathering, with the exception of
the reading which was held at Mad
ison October 5, 1864. The Wisconsin
State Baptists' convention opened here
in the afternoon.
Beaver Dam.-Joseph Nemitz is
dead as the result Of hunting
accident. Nemitz and Mike Hoefel
were hunting near here. They discov-
cred a squirrels nest and shot at it.
In lowering his gun HOefel stepped
into some brush and the gun was dis
charged, seven shot taking effect in
Nemitzs thigh. He was brought to
the hospital here, but gangrene set in,
causing death. Nemitz was a Hun
garian, Twenty-Five years of age, and
leaves a wife and three small children
in Juneau.
Madison. = The Wisconsin state
board of pharmacy concluded it's
examination Out of the 81 applicants
present II were granted certificates.
Registered pharmacist certificates
were granted; Edwin B. Rennebohm,
Milwaukee; Rex E. Mather, Superior;
Joseph B. Zych, Jr., Milwaukee; L.
Amos Gruett, Merrill; Helmer A. Roen,
Menomonie; Walter J. Pergande, Mil
waukee; Raymond T. LIE Mieux,, Green
Bay; Felix j. IdZiorek, Milwaukee;
Clarence H. Mees, Clintonville; Alloy
sius J. Dettlaff Milwaukee; Joseph F.
Meyer, Chiffon; Arthur Hessler, An
tigo. Assistant pharmacists certifi-
Gates were granted: Lester B. Hansen,
Racine; Hans A. Hansen, Madison;
Roy. Hutchinson, Duluth; Walter Gar
gen, Milwaukee; Albert A. Lohr, Mil
waukee. The next meeting of the
board will be held in Madison January
1915, 1915.
Racine.-Reports from the various
associations were read at the an
nual session of the Wisconsin State
Baptist convention. D. B. Cheney OF
Superior gave a symposium of the
work in the Superior association. Pa
pers also were read concerning the
work among foreigners in the state
The work among the Germans was re-
ported by Rev. E. Umbach Of Racine.
He said that during the last year the
membership of German Baptist
churches in the state had increased
five per cent Others who spoke were:
K w. Strzlec of Milwaukee, G. w. Fin
wall of Chicago, Fl. K. Larson OF
Whitehall, L. J. Olson OF Appleton, A
A. Holtz of Milwaukee, Miss Edith
HoIscon of Milwaukee, Mrs. Minnie
Moody of Milwaukee. At dinner for
the alumni of the University OF Chi
cage attending the convention Doctor
Goodspeed Of the University of Chi
cago presided.
Racine.-Rev. William A. Quayle
of st. Paul, bishop of the Meth
odist Episcopal church, dedicated the