The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-05-26

Oshkosh Elmer Drinkwine couldn't
drink any wine in Fond du Lac, so he
came to Oshkosh, where he paid the
judge So for living up to his name.
Jefferson-The Carnation Milk Prod
uct company of this city will this sum
mer add 100000 addition to their
plant. A smoke stack $50 feet high
has just been completed.
Oshkosh-William Faber and Chas.
w. Ehrgott of Oshkosh have been
named trustees of the Sunnyview san
atorium to succeed Charles r. Smith.
Menasha, and S. A. Cook. Neenah.
Green Bay-Since the establishment
of an army recruiting station in Green
Bay short time ago, with Corporal
George E. Davidson in charge, results
have been more than satisfactory. A
recruit day has been enlisted on an
average lately.
Menasha-A case which has puzzled
physicians cleared itself up somewhat
when the Swear old son of Robert
Shierl awoke after a sleep which last
ed ten and a half days. According to
relatives of the lad, doctors had been
unable to diagnose his ailment.
Jefferson - Mrs. George Everson of
Lake Mills, widow of George Everson,
who was killed last fourth of July in
an automobile wreck at Milford,
brought suit against Mr. Strasburg,
owner of the auto, for the sum of
$4,000 damages.
Jefferson-The county board turned
down the proposition of tuberculosis
sanatorium for Jefferson, Dodge and
Waukesha counties, Is to 49, This
sanatOrium was to be used Jointly for
the three counties and located in
WaukeSha county,
Janesville-GeOrge S. Parker, chair
| man of the GAINESVILLE Commercial
clubs committee on good roads, has
just received a consignment of beech
nuts from the royal forest of Denmark
which he is distributing to the boys
who are entering the contest.
Stevens Point - A solid concrete
dam, to cost about $4,000, is to be
built by the Wisconsin River Pulp and
Paper company at it's plant of the
Wisconsin river near this city. The
dam will be $500 feet long and eigh-
teen feet high.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are out with
| a long list of prizes that will be offered
in connection with the cheese scoring
contest to be held under the auspices
Of the Central Wisconsin Cheesemak-
ers, Buttermakers and Dairymen's as
ISOLATION at Marshfield on June 10.
Green Bay-An unsuccessful at
tempt was made by the Brown county
board of supervisors to rescind all
proceedings held in connection with
issuing $4,000 in bonds for building
eighty-fve miles of concrete highway.
By vote of 10 to 16, the supervisors
turned down the resolution.
Kenosha Charging false arrest,
Mrs. Frances Istvanek of Kenosha has
filed suit for $4,000 damages in the
circuit court here, naming Joseph
Greenwald defendant. Mrs. Istvanek
was arrested on the complaint of
Greenwald last November, charged
| with theft Of a chicken.
Wausau = Theodore Sternberg, pio-
neer farmer of this section, was ar
rested in connection with the death of
his father-in-law, Ferdinand Jacks,
aged 81. 1t is alleged that he returned
to his home in the town of EastOn
from Wausau and assaulted Jacks,
inflicting injuries. Jacks subsequent
ly died.
Cumberland = A charter has been
granted K e. Thompson, Otto Berg,
N. 0. Strand, J. w. Taylor, and Chas.
A Taylor for the organization Of the
First National bank of Barron. The
new bank, which will make the third
bank in Barron, will have a capital
stock of $25, 600 and will be under the
management of X. E. Thompson.
GAINESVILLE = Taking the skim from
skinned milk is the latest factory to
be established in GAINESVILLE by Chi
cago man named A. c. Reimer. The
curds he sells and the residue he
bakes down by secret method into
caseine, which is used to make certain
varieties of cheese and also for many
commercial purposes.
New Ricbmond-Supt. G. J. Brewer,
for many years head of the public
schools in this city, now occupying a
similar position in Chippewa Falls, has
resigned, effective July 1, and accept
| ed the post of head of the training de-
no ~ mont 0f tho now Ctato normal