The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-10-29
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to be moved this winter to property on
the Wolf river, recently acquired by
the conservation commission.
Oshkosh. Wardens I.
H. Boomer and H. c. Peterman con-
fiscated several hundred feet of fish.
ing nets here at the home of Joseph
Muzza. a Lake street fisherman.
River Falls.-Will Hendrickson is
dead at his home near here as
the result of hunting accident. His
shotgun was accidentally discharged.
inf1icting a wound in his right side
Death resulted from the loss of blood.
Green Bay.-Dr. Ira M. Martin, eye
and ear specialist, dropped dead
on his farm on the Oneida res
ervation of heart failure. The widow
and one son survive.
Madison. Philip has ap-
pointed Emanuel Rossiter, Superior,
major inspector for the generals
department of the Wisconsin Ma
tional Guard. and Alexander w. Flue-
gel. Superior, captain of infantry.
New London.-Chester Davis, aged
fifteen, was killed when hunting
rabbits, his gun falling off stump
when he held the muzzle. While a
companion went for help Davis pet
dog stood guard over the corpse
Madison.-Miss Tomysna Carlysle
of La Crosse, blind student at the
University of California, who re-
Gently recovered the sight OF one
eye, will complete the course she was
taking in the West at the University
of Wisconsin.
Neenah.-Little duck hunting by
the decoy method is being done
on Lake Winnebago. Hunters report
that the birds are numerous enough,
but stay in open water, where they
are not allowed to shoot. Only few
birds have been brought in.
Pewaukee.-Mrs. Bridget Rohan.
ninety-three years old, died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Her
man Koepp She is survived by an
other daughter, Mrs. William Rosen-
baum, and son, John. James O'Con-
nell, 854 North Cambridge avenue,
is a son-in-law.
Waukesha.-Miss Lucille Christoph,
daughter of Mr.. and MRS. ]. P.
Christoph, was perhaps fatally in
jured when an automobile driven by
her father collided with another ma
chine driven by DR.. A. ]. Hodgson. at
College and West avenues. Mrs Aus
tin Hill, another occupant of the Chris
toph car, was also injured.
Baraboo.-At the annual meeting of
the Sank County Historical soci-
ETY. the old officers were elected
as follows: President. H. E. Cole. Bar
aboo; vice-presidents, Mrs. j. G.
Train. Baraboo; j. G. Seamans, Reeds
burg; E. D. Ochsner, Prairie du Sac;
secretary, H. K. Page. Baraboo; treas
urer, Mrs. Eva Alexander, Baraboo.
Neenah.-A committee of members
from the st. Patrick's church here
is at Green Bay in an effort to
secure the return of Rev. William De
Kelver to again take charge of the par
ish Rev. DeKelver resigned some time
ago and went to Green Bay to spend
the remainder of his days. If the ef-
forts of the committee are successful,
Rev. Father Mckinley, who is presid-
ing over the parish at the present time,
will be retained as assistant.
New Regularly organ
lied and Differed and it's affairs
conducted the same as those OF
any other business corporation, the
New Richmond High School Live
Stock company has been organized by
students of the agricultural depart
ment of the New Richmond high
school for the purpose of feeding and
fattening and putting upon the mar
ket steers and hogs, and also carrying
on a dairy herd in the operation of
which the relative merits of the vari-
GUS breeds will be compared with those
of scrub" COW.
Milwaukee.-The forty-seventh meet
ing of the woman's board of
missions of the interior, which is
to be held at Plymouth Congregation
dl 1NONCulUOl q, y dho 10 eSI-
tracing many distinguished members
of the missionary field. More than 200
delegates will attend. Distinguished
speakers already announced include
Rev. Fred Field Goodsell, Marash,
Turkey; Miss Mary N. Porter, for 80
years in China; Miss Agnes NJ. Baird.
whose work has been in mission
boarding school for girls in Bulgaria.
and others.
GAINESVILLE. - Eighteen months at
hard labor in Waupun was melted
out to Esther Halcro. Louise Nelson
and Grace Green, three Rockford GILL;
women, prominent in social circles,
after their plea of guilty to theft of
furs and dress goods on March Ii to
the amount of $106. The three women
were taken in custody after having
made a wholesale raid upon Beloit and
GAINESVILLE stores and total of S52S
worth of valuable dress material.
silks and furs were recovered All
three are married and their husbands
hold responsible positions in the Illi-