The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1916-11-03

DCdlSTS duuOuHC0 luG pIlCO VI
milk in Milwaukee is to be raised. 1t
probably VIII go to cents.
st. Mary's congregation at Tisch
Mills has planned to celebrate
its diamond jubilee on Nov. 8 and 9.
! Mrs Minerva Woods, 76, Tomah,
widow of VIM. Woods, died at the home
of her granddaughter, Mrs. T. H.
! Dobbs.
A team at Kenosha of J. VIII.
liam Miller, was killed at the Somers
crossing of the Milwaukee road by a
passenger train.
f: A dispatch says Mrs. Anne E.
Fink was appointed postmaster at
Somers, Kenosha county, to succeed
J. R. Mcconnell, resigned.
Shortly after drilling by Hayward
J men for iron ore had been start
, ed on the Robert Robertson property,
! indications of copper and silver were
j discovered
/ At Racine many representatives
from Rebekah lodges in Oconomowoc,
Geneva and Racine convened in dis
/ trict meeting.
, Incendiarism is charged in connection
with two fires in houses being erect
, ed by the Kenosha Homes company
; to meet the demand of working men
for dwellings.
! Racine county reports that it has
an available balance of $80,891.51
more than it had a year ago. Most OF
! it is due to payments being held UP
on unfinished road improvements.
| Supreme court upheld the validity
| of the ordinance enacted by the City
! of Milwaukee prohibiting the employ
ment of labor on public-works con-
tracts more than eight hours a day.
| Pansy Bellamy, of Madison, nurse at
Kings Daughters hospital is dead
! of typhoid fever, which she is sup
posed to have contracted while nurs-
| ing a patient ill of the same disease.
! The new Bank of Cascade just or
! ganized, opened with 100000 on de-
posit The officers are: Albert Fuen-
niehd, president; Adolph Rubenthal
vice president; H. J. Darneiter, cash
! Ter.
Word has been received at Sheboy-
gan by Mrs Adam Kastner from
Santo Domingo that her son August,
twenty-eight, lieutenant in the Uni
ted States marines, had been killed in
action.
Kenosha claims that it is go
ing to have the first hundred thousand
dollar playground in Wisconsin for
it's children Washington Island right
in the center of Kenosha is to be the
location
Captain c.. A. West, Beloit guards
man, home on leave from Camp Will
son, reported that indications are that
Company L and other militia detach'
ments will remain in Mexico for a
long season.
Thad Tonkovich, Kenosha, wealthy
Russian. was found dead in his room.
His roommate, Alex Mueller, haG
slept with him during the preceding
night and had left the room unaware
that he was dead.
Pensions to Badger residents were
granted to Edward H. burlington,
Monroe, $12; Charles J. MeggisOn,
Milwaukee, SIT; special act, Caroline
Hilfert, Appleton, SIP; Oliver L. Gull
yer, Windsor, $40; Anna Ewens, Mil
waukee, $12.
Miss Matte Ringing, daughter
of Mrs. August Ringing of Baraboo,
Wis, and Howard w Newman Of ST.
Paul, Mimi, were quietly married at
the home of the brides sister, Mrs.
H. NJ Cowgirl. The Rev. Malcolm
Dana oficiated.
1t is revealed that it's freproof
construction saved the $250,00O Mani
towOc courthouse. A short circuit
ignited brooms, shelving and other in
flamables in the basement, 1t was not
known until the next morning The
damage was slight
! Andrew Cacany, thirty years old, an
Austrian, working at Kenosha, commit
ted suicide by shooting himself. Ca
cany is said to have been respondent
because a young woman to whom he
had proposed marriage failed to re-
turn his affections.
] A. G. Studemann, and Mark Hooper,
Racine, have bought for $4,000 the
capital stock. and property of the Jen-
kins Machine company, large wood
working establishment, lately oper-
ated by William William and Louis
Wolff at Sheboygan.
At the concluding banque. held at
Manitowoc of the Christian En-
deavor district convention 100 guests
were thrown into a furry of excite
ment by a demented woman who ap-
peared in the church and said she
was looking for "two in red" Then
she did an "ace in the hole" act, es-
corted by policeman.
Vita Tosi, living at Madison, the
pretty sixteen year old Italian girl.
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