Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1914-02-25
WISCONSIN
STATE NEWS

| uudII10Q " &c Lay vi w C0AAO0A L.
Madison.-The annual report of the
police department shows that the num-
Der of students arrested during the
year was 81.
Chippewa Falls.-The officers of the
| Northern Wisconsin Fair association
have set the time for holding the next
fair as August 81 to September 4.
Eagle River-Edward Johnson,
homesteader in Villas county, has col.
lected bounty of $240 on IL wolves
which he killed during the last year.
Superior Father Patrick Joseph
Lee, fifty-two years old, died at
a Duluth hospital, following long
illness. He had been connected with
the Superior Sacred Heart Catholic
church since 1905.
Couderay. business on the Omaha
road here was tied up for "a
hours when a log train was derailed
north of Winter, putting Is carloads OF
logs in a ditch and destroying nine
cars.
Neenah-Mrs. Herman Bergman
of this city recently celebrated
her fifty-fourth birthday anniver.
sary, ten daughters being present.
Mrs. Bergman is the mother of IL
children.
Observation-Disclosures of the James
vile Park association are solicit
ing subscriptions to fund to
be used in holding an agricultural fair
next fall that will be a rival to the
state fair.
| notwithstanding to the register
of Deeds there were 36 marriages in
Winnebago county during January and
| 25 of them were reported from Osh-
kosh. During the month there were
! 76 deaths and 80 births.
| Green Bay.-At a meeting of the
executive committee of the Wisconsin
Bar association and the Wisconsin
Branch of Criminology it was decided
to hold the next annual meetings of
both in this city on June %, "a and 25.
| Lake Geneva. - Miss Margaret
| Kay and Arthur Fisher were
thrown from their ice yacht into open
water when the ice broke under the
boat. They were rescued by Arthur
| Anderson.
Madison-The farmers institute
scheduled for West Granville will
be held at Fussville, Waukesha
county, February rs to 81 The insti-
tute will be conducted by David I'M
RE Of Roberts.
La Crosse.-.La Crosse council No.
500 of the knights of Column
bus are planning for the entertain
Of fhon R00 no OF hn
celebration of the tenth anniversary of
the founding of the lodge on Febru-
airy %.
Beaver Dam.-Kennelus Pashos, the
Greek restaurant keeper who shot
and killed Christ Chanopoulos on
Thanksgiving day, 1912, was found
guilty of manslaughter in the third
degree and sentenced to four years
in the state prison.
Lake Mills.-At the annual meeting
of the Union Creamery association the
following officers we're elected: Presi-
dent, Charles Stockf1sh; secretary, S.
A. Reed; manager, William Engsberg,
and directors, Robert Alexander and
William Punzel
Racine. - Herman FEATHER porter
at a local hotel, bathed in the
waters of Lake Michigan in the pres
ence of several hundred people. The
temperature was at zero and water
which was thrown on to the lake SHORE
protection had frozen when he entered
| the water, where he remained for Is
minutes.
Waukesha-Lucien Tolls Mallory.
seventy-eight years old, Genesee, a
resident of this county for forty
years, died at his home. He served in
the Civil war, enlisting in New York
cavalry regiment His wife and one
son, Fred Mallory of San Francisco.
and two grandchildren survive him. A
delegation representing the Waukesha
G.. A. R., of which the deceased was
member, will attend the funeral.
Fond du Lac.-District No. &c, /.
o. o. F., closed the most sue
cessful convention in it's history here
with the exemplification of the third
degree by Fond du Lac lodge No. 30.
! Oshkosh was selected for the next
meeting, which will be held in May.
! Officers elected: President, j. Grandt.
| Fond du Lac; vice-preS1dent, Peter
| Nelson, Oshkosh; warden, Thomas
James, Oshkosh; secretary, N. P
Christensen, Oshkosh; treasurer.
| John Schumacher, Fond du Lac.
| Waukesha = Following the GUS
| tomary tapping Of the fire alarm.
375 children Of the Hadfield school,
| Bell street, marched out of the build
ing within thirty seconds. Few Of
them knew that fire was raging in,
the basement Miss Amber McCabes
| first grade instructor, was notified OF
| the blaze and gave a general alarm
When the fire department arrived the
| flames had crept up between the par
! titions to the second story, and it took
nearly an hour to get it under control
The building was damaged to the ex-
| lent of several hundred dollars.