Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1914-02-06
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Items of Interest to Local Readers Gath
cred Here and There.

/ HUI LuLlJCT ColllpdHy saw Mill al
Oconto started Tuesday after being
shut down for repairs.
Mrs. Jane Carter, mother of A. E.
Carter of Carter, died at her home
near Seymour Monday.
H. S. Anderson, publisher of the
Northern Citizen, has been appointed
postmaster of North Crandon.
Forty three applicants were made
citizens Monday at the opening of cir
cult court in Menominee county.
Mrs. George Grotelueschen, one of
Gillett's well known residents, died at
her home in that village Wednesday.
A marriage license has been issued
in Oconto county to Charles Garrow of
Soperton and Stella Gonion of Oconto
Falls.
Judge w. B. Quinlan will align an
order allowing the greater part of the
town of Niagara to incorporate as a
village.
Frank Mott of Oconto, aged 81 years,
died at ST. Joseph's hospital in Menom-
inee Saturday after an illness of sew
eral weeks.
The Oconto High school basket ball
team defeated the Marinette highs by
the score of 27 to IA at Oconto Satur-
day evening.
r. C. Anderson, owner Of a small
mill near Armstrong Creek, was in
stantly killed in his mill Thursday
when his clothing became caught in a
revolving shaft.
William Gassett of North Crandon,
aged 60 years, died at his home in that
village Thursday evening after an ill
ness of years duration.
VIM. Jarvey, conductor on the w. &
N. Ry., was instantly killed at Shaw
ano late Tuesday afternoon while MAX
ing coupling of cars in logging
train.
Thirty-five men employed at the
Peshtigo Lumber company's camp at
TAYLOR Rapids jumped the yob" We'd
nesday when the company refused to
raise their wages.
Albert w. Priest, millionaire paper
and pulp manufacturer of Appleton,
has been picked by blackmailers, from
whom he received typewriter letter
demanding SIS, 900 or his life.
Oconto Falls Herald: T h e Wabeno
High school has challenged our high to
debate. The question to be debated
is Resolved, that the commission form
of government is the best form.
Samuel d. Hastings who recently
retired as circuit judge after a contin-
uous service of 80 years on the bench
has become member of the old law
firm of Green, Fairchild, North, Park
err and Mcmillan of Green Bay.
The personal injury damage suit of
Mrs. Fred Armstrong, Sr., of Mari
nette versus the M & M. Light &
Traction company, was settled out of
court. Mrs Armstrong was seriously
injured while alighting from street
car last April.
At Marinette Saturday John Kub-
sack of Embarass exhibited chair
grown out of % box elder trees, and
4 L, L. Lcr
He planted the trees eight years ago
in such manner that the chair was
| formed as a result.
Shawano Journal: In Oconto the
men have started an organization for
the boys called the boys City" They
have aldermen, regular elections, are
divided into wards, and have regular
council meetings. The idea is to teach
the boys how city is run.
Two twelve year old boys of Oshkosh
E. Donald Ryan and Paul j. Zentner,
are the Youngest heroes in America,
according to theawards granted to the
thirty individual heroic persons in the
United States last Wednesday by the
Carnegie hero fund commission.
In the census office at Washington,
acts against the law are recorded under
| few main heads, such as murder,
burglary, etc. A lady who was work
ing there recently ran across the crime
Running a blind tiger" After a
puzzled moment, she placed it under
! the list, Cruelty to animals.