The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1915-09-03
WISCONSIN
STATE NEWS

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half pound pickerel was caught here
by George Habemerl. This is consid-
cred the record catch of the season.
Shawano.-The Shawano county fair
will be held on September %, 20, 80
and October 1. 1t promises to be the
best fair ever held in the county.
Viola--A mother quail laid two
eggs In the nest which one of Will
liam Bender's hens had made in the
woods near his farm. The hen Matched
them and they joined themselves to
the barnyard flock.
Ashland-Paul Hodges of this city
sailed from San Francisco for Shang-
hal, China, where he will take the
chair of physiology in the Harvard
Medical school.
Prairie du Chien.-State Senator
Robert Glenn, member of the legisla-
ture which just adjourned, died at his
home on a farm near here, after brief
illness.
Wausau.-Damag estimated at be-
tween 100000 and 100000 was
caused to late potatoes and garden
truck throughout Marathon county by
killing frost. The corn crop also
suffered heavy losses.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Attorney Ia
bel issued warrant charging Jo-
seph Matushinec, who eloped to
Chicago with Pearl Daniels of Cudahy.
with seduction. Chief of Police Lift
man of Cudahy has gone to Chicago to
get the man.
Waupaca.-A live stock judging
contest for boys and milking
contest for girls were among the
features Of the best attended picnic
ever held by the Holstein Breeders
association of Waupaca and Portage
counties.
Eau Claire.-Caught in an eddy
and carried out into midstream,
Nels, the fourteen-year-old son of John
Froseth, farmer. drowned in Chip
pewa river a few miles below here.
Nels and younger brother were in
wading The younger brother faint
ed when he saw his brother drowning.
Beloit.-Two former Beloit men
who went into Italy to fight for
their mother country have been killed
in battle. The men are Miccione Sar-
ina and Vito Laudicina. They worked
in the foundry of the Fairbanks Morse
works and left Beloit last spring.
Manitowoc. = Injuries which she
sustained by being run down by
a motorcycle proved fatal to Mrs.
James Sufferan. She never regained
consciousness, having suffered hem
orrhage of the brain. The death is
the second of it's kind here within
three weeks.
Antigo.-Adjt.-Gen Orlando Hol-
way has granted permission to the
commanding officer of Company l..
Second infantry, at Rhinelander, 20
take his command to Amigo for two
days, September % and %, during
the Langlade county fair. They will
go into camp on the fair grounds and
give a faithful exhibition of regular
camp life and military tactics.
Madison. - State Senator Robert
Glenn died at his home at Wy
abusing, near Prairie du Chen, after
brief illness, Of pernicious anemia.
Senator Glenn was a Republican and
represented the Sixteenth district.
Senator Glenn was born in Wyalusing,
November 80, 1858, received his educa-
ton in the common school and by pri-
vate tuition. He was four years in
the numbering and grain business and
two years sheriff of Grant county, and
engaged in farming and stock raising.
He was elected state senator in 1912.
Milwaukee, Aug. 27.-Two men lost
their lives in fall from a building in
course of construction for the Allis-
Chalmers Manufacturing company,
which is said to be an addition to that
plant which will better equip it to
hasten the large orders FOR shrapnel.
drew Heinrich, employed as laborers
by Robert Reisinger, mason contrcc c.
tor They were engaged in putting
on the finishing touches of the brick
work. They fell fifty feet from the
roof of the structure to the street be-
low. being instantly killed. Their
skulls were fractured and both re-
ceived internal injuries,
notwithstanding is having
an epidemic of second-story thieves
and the various hauls made re-
Gently show that the majority OF
the work is that of experts. In fact,
one GAINESVILLE woman, whose home
was robbed of several hundred dol
lars worth Of property ten days ago.
received letter from friend In
Evanston, ILL.,. stating that a servant
girl arrested for theft in her home
had Informed the police a home was
to be robbed by a pal of hers.
Madison. - Deputy state game
wardens reported to the state con.
servation commission that prairie
chickens and grouse are not as plenti.
full this season as usual owing to the
cold, damp weather that prevailed dur.
ing the Matching and rearing period.
The open season for such birds in
most counties is from September z
to September 80. In Waukesha coun.
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