The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1915-03-02
STATE NOTES In BRIEF

Green Bay.-Anna Paszne, alias
Ruth Goldman, who has been held on
charges of being implicated in bur-
glaries for which John and Isabel
Loring were sent to state prison last
week, was returned to Chicago on
Saturday by order of Judge Monohan.
Probation Officer Julia R. Doyle of
Chicago and the girls mother told the
court Anna is only 16 years old and
a ward of the Chicago Juvenile court.
Appleton.-Student editors of Wis
consin college papers at their annual
meeting here were urged by DR.. Lyle
Spencer to print Give" news, instead
of the 'stale contributions featured
promotion of student honesty and adj
justment of i'll feeling between frater-
nifty and nonfraternity men were sug-
gested as suitable reform subjects for
student editors to undertake
Madison-A requisition from the
governor of Minnesota was honored
by Gov. Philip for the person of
Thomas McCloskey, held at La Crosse
He is wanted in st. Paul on a swim
ding charge. Papers were also hon
ored from Pennsylvania for an Italian
held in Kenosha and wanted for as
sault in Pitcairn, Pa.
Oshkosh. = When Mrs. Brown en-
tered the office of her husband, DR..
F. w. Brown, county physician, she
found him dead. He was victim of
neuralgia Of the heart.
Marinette.-Big strides in shipping
have been made during the last year
in the combined ports of Marinette
and Menominee, according to an an
nual report issued by Customs Col
lector John G. Peterson.
New London.-At the meeting of the
school board it was decided to have
school on Saturdays to make up the
week lost when the schools were
closed owing to the scarlet fever cpl
demic.
Lake ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of the
state senate and assembly have been
invited to visit the ice palace here. APP
proximately 100000 pounds of ice
were used in building it.
Baraboo.-At meeting of the Sank
County Bar association resolution
was passed indorsing the candidacy
of Judge James O'Neill of Neillsville
for reelection as circuit Judge.
Observation-Disclosures of Columbus
De-
banquet, at which Thomas Egan, the
famous Irish tenor, will be the, princi-
pal entertainer.
Manitowoc-Mayor Stole is advo-
eating the building of a city hall, thea
ter and natatorium combined The
plan may be one of his campaign is
sues this spring.
Manitowoc-The clubhouse of the
Elks will be enlarged. An addition
will be built at the rear of the build
ing and third story added.
Lancaster-During the fiscal year,
from Oct. 81, 1913, to Oct 81, 1914,
there were killed in Grant county
and reported on bounty claims $50
foxes, big and little. The bounties
paid during that period were 1894.
Since Oct. 81 last fifty-fve more
foxes have been killed in the county.
acknowledgements county is go
ing to have one of the finest sanatori-
ums for the case of sufferers with tu-
berculosis to be found in the country.
The county board has appropriated
$4,000 to a committee for the ex-
pense of its construction. A site cost
ing $4,000 was purchased.
Poynette.-The Jerome Kidder
Manufacturing company of New York
City has moved to this city and is To-
Gated in the old Phinney building.
The officers of the company are:
President, Francis M. Kidder; secre-
tary. Milton H Kidder; treasurer,
w. C. Kinney. The company manu-
features electro therapeutic appara-
tus.
Grand Rapids.-Work on the new
cold storage plant to be erected by
the Mott Produce company was COM
menced and it is expected that the
building will be completed by April 1.