The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-01-14
Kenosha health board reports fealh

DAY.
Herman Zastrow, of Merrill, caught I
black fox, the skin of which is thor
to be valued in the neighborhood 4,
$4,000.
The attorney general has adv.c
that county boards must appropTi..,e
money to pay claims under the mota
eTs' pension law
Many Racine pupils found thor
selves barred by the order of tic
board of health because they refuse
to submit to vaccination.
A logging firm, the Langlade LUZ.
ber company of Milwaukee filed ar
ticles of incorporation in the office OF
the secretary of state
A Milwaukee girl, Miss Lois
Richardson has been named circuit
court reporter by Judge Gregory. Her
salary is $4,000 a year.
All parents of Wisconsin ARE al
vised by the state board of health to
keep children home from school when
they show signs of illness.
Florence copnty has many teams and
men employed in hauling iron ore
rock on the county roads. The rock
will be spread in the spring.
At Grand Rapids, Wis, Mrs. Helen
Cave, one of the oldest residents OF
that city, died as the result of fall
she sustained some weeks ago.
The Metropolitan church organization
at Waukesha, known as the Holy
Jumpers, are planning to hold series
of meetings at Oconomowoc this win
ter
A new street car equipment is de-
manded by the city of La Crosse in
petition for Improvement of service
filed with the state railroad commits
sion.
c. HI. Pitcher was given four years in
the state prison, after having admitted
to Judge Backus in the Milwaukee
court that he had been married to
eight women.
Inspectors report 95 per cent of
spectors report that 95 per cent Of
the commercial hotels and so per cent
Of the others now comply with the
long bed sheet law
A child of Albert Hanchel, of Tomah,
will probably die as the result of
drinking quantity of kerosene from a
baking powder can. The child found
the can in the absence of it's mother.
Mrs. Wilhelm M. Mueller, seventy
two, widow of George Mueller of Kiel,
committed suicide by hanging in the
basement of the home of her daugh-
ter Mrs. Charles Schwartz, of Sheboy-
gan.
Jacob Mes, II, more than thirty
years resident of the village of Sill
verlake, Kenosha county, was instantly
killed in fall down the cellar steps
at the home Of his daughter, Mrs. Her
man Schwartz.
The grave of ex-Gov. w. r. Taylor,
granger executive of Wisconsin, will
be marked by suitable monument.
Governor Philip appointed commit
tee to select the design and materials
for the monument.
Plans reveal that the year 1916
premises to be the biggest paving year
in Grand Rapids, the council having
decided to pave three of the principal
residence streets. Concrete will be the
main material used
Senator LaFollette will not run as
candidate for delegate at large to the
Republican national convention in Chi
cago next June as the primary election
law prohibits a person from running
for two Offices at the same time
At Superior, Wis, Robt Kelly, Sr.,
vice president of the First National
bank, and general manager of the
Land and River company, is dead alter
followed grippe. He was born in New
followed grippe.
Kenosha sanatorium for treatment
of tuberculosis, will be opened on Feb.
1. At the meeting of the board of
trustees Miss Alice Gonzenbach of
Milwaukee, formerly superintendent of
the Greenfield sanatorium, was named
superintendent.
James E. Durgin, public administra-
tor and past grand master of the Ma
sonic order in Wisconsin, is dead at
Rochester, Mimi, following an opera
ton for stomach trouble. He was pre-
siding officers in the Wisconsin consis-
tory of the Shriners.
Chas. L. Jones, of the Falk company,
and his son Cary, fifteen, were killed
at Milwaukee when their automobile
went through the railing of Lafayette
bridge, near Mckinley beach, above
the Chicago and Northwestern Rail
way tracks, the machine dropping for
ty feet.
Following an explosion at Amigo at
8 a. h. fire destroyed the high school
building declared by underwriters to be
a fire trap. It would have been i'm
possible for all the pupils to have es-
capped had it caught fire in the day