Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-01-01
BADGER NEWS NOTES

ronu uu, Lac.-Attornev CanerAB
owen has begun an action in the Cir
cut court in this county in an attanr,
70 GUST Michael c. Steber and tbo.
SneDoygan and Fond du Lac Road
company for collecting tolls on a roao
between Fond du Lac and Taycbeedab
Bayfield-After a successful season
OF eight months, during which timo
zOOOO,O0O feet of lumber was cut the
Wachsmuth Lumber company's min
closed It's 1914 season. The mill start.
ca operations last spring on April Is.
Sheboygan.-The Nofther1, Furni.
ture company of this city hes inst 70.
celved an order for 1000 pieces ~
special furniture to be installed in
The Inside Inn," one of the larps
notels to be opened for the exposition
at San Francisco in 1915.
Superior-The Rev. R. Fassbende,
OF Amery has been appointed secra
tary to Bishop ]. M. Koudelka of the
Superior diocese, succeeding the Rev
z. F. Schmit, who was appointed mas.
tor OF Sacred Heart parish, Superior
Merrill.-A new passenger service
mas been arranged for the Valley d.
vision OF the Milwaukee road. A
through train from Chicago. eIectrt.
caiiy lighted, all steel train, is in op-
Grafton.
misunderstanding r. S. Kellogg
mas announced that the annual meet.
ing OF the Northern HemIock an6
Hemlock Manufacturers association
VIII be in Milwaukee Jan. rs and q.
oconomowoc. - The Oconomoweo
Boy Scouts marched to La Belle Gene
terry and placed wreaths upon the
graves of their comrade, Homer Hath.
away, and of George Grokosky, who
lost their lives by drowning at Lac
La Belle year ago.
Eau Claire.-Steve Miller was found
insane and was committed to the Wis.
consin State hospital for the insane
at Mendoza. Miller is the man who
met with an injury couple of weeks
ago, heavy frog having fallen on
his foot.
Green Baylor the first time in
over eight years the Wisconsin state
reformatory is filed with prisoners.
Notice has been sent to courts and
sheriffs by Supt C. w. Bowron that
no more prisoners can be taken
care of.
Portage.--Judge Kellogg has com
mitted Philip Ryan, 81 years old Of
Westpoint, to the Mendoza hospital.
the cause of the young mans aberra~
ton is said to be sunstroke.
Racine.-Lyman Reed, II years old
Is being held by the police on a charge
of passing three forged checks, aggre.
eating $500. He waived examination.
Racine.-Joseph Martin of Union
Grove, who for the past three years
has been income tax assessor in Ra~
cine county, has resigned and will beP
connected with a bank here.
Oconto.-Thirty-fiv hundred acres
of sugar beets will be planted in
Oconto county next year, leading last
year by 1000 acres.
Neenah.-Mr. and Mrs. John Bell
have just celebrated their fftieth
wedding anniversary.
Chippewa Falls.-The Belgian re-
lief committee in tnis city finished
raising a fund of s72S5O, which viii
purchase a carload of -four. 1876 bar
rels. to be shipped to the starving Bel
gians.
Merrill.-A young son of Jack Tay'
Tor, local fireman, was lost in the
woods near this city for twenty-four
hours. He went into the woods for
Christmas trees with party Of older
boys and became separated from them
Rhinelander. = Arthur Harwood
Peck. a veteran OF the cfyir war IS
dead of heart failure. He was so years