Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-05-19
WISCONSIN NEWS
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Paragraphs Of Interest to Read
ers Of Badger State.
News of All Kinds Gathered From
Various Points In the State and So
Reduced In Size That 1t Will Appeal
to All Glasses of Readers.

Reduced In Size That 1t Will Appeal
to All Classes of Readers.
Mrs. L. P. Edwards was elected
president of Waukesha County Histor-
ical society at the annual meeting.
Michael Garland, a laborer about
Oshkosh, committed suicide by hang
ing himself at his boarding house.
Five boys, while fishing at Oshkosh,
at the shore of Lake WinnebagO, hook
ed a catfish weighing thirty-seven
pounds.
A 500 train set fire to the resi-
dence of Charles King at Vandyne,
Wis, and it was destroyed Pail bri-
gades saved several other residences.
The street railway company will
return to the old five cent fare with
cut protest on the part of Superior if
it will agree to make certain conces-
sions.
Figures compiled by senior students
at the Stevens Point Normal IN
dictate that the average cost for stu
dent during year in the normal is
| $27969.
Martin Williams and his wife, James
vile residents, were struck by a street
car while driving home Both are in
the city hospital Their condition is
F., critical.
Body of Henry Meyers, Madison, a
tailor, was found in lagoon at Ten
ney park. 1t is believed that he COM
mitted suicide while respondent over
ill health.
Fifteen cattle at the Northern hospi-
tai for the insane have been condemn
ed on account of tuberculosis and
twelve more are suspected and under
quarantine.
Winnebago is one of the richest
counties in the state of Wisconsin. A
report of the county treasurer shows
funds on hand of over $254,000 and
all debts paid.
Lawrence Larson, seven years old, a
Lacrosse boy, and the son of Edward
Larson, disappeared suddenly while
] SIX, ing on a street in a residence dis
trict Kidnapping is suspected.
A novelty at Stevens Point
in the shape of an outdoor earthen
STAGE four feet high and 35x5O feet
in size, is to be built at the normal
for use in outdoor entertainments.
A inheritance tax mark was set in
Brown county when it was learned
that the Henry F. Hagemoister estate
will be assessed $7,617.66. The In
heritance tax is on valuation of
| $440, 2426
The commissioner of banking of
Wisconsin has approved an amend
ment tc the articles Of incorporation
of the Bank of Bloomer, Chippewa
county, increasing its capital stock
fronl $4,000 to $4,000.
John F. Sieder, th:rty-one years
old, single, from Spooner, Wis, was
run over and instantly killed at the
| Omaha passenger depot in attempting
! to board a moving train
! Considering the fact that Garfield
Cox, representing Wisconsin in the
place by only fraction of per cent.
Deloit college celebrated Cox's
achievement as a victory.
Edward Carney of Kenosha is con-
valescing but minus portion of his
countenance as the result OF mixing
revolver cartridge with smoking
tobacco and lighting his pipe without
| frst making an investigation
One of the most desirable results
of cleanup week in Wausau was the
decision of the Wausau Telephone
company and the Wisconsin Tele-
phone company to put number of
their wires in the city underground.
The fact that man is operating an
automobile under last years license
does not invalidate his claim for dam
ages in case of accident, the supreme
court ruled in the case of Eugene H.
Dcrr against the c., P. e NJ Railroad
Company.
Ernest Drunken, the man who was
discharged at Washington for deroga-
tory statements regarding President
+, Wilson and the United States, former
ly lived at Wausau He worked in the
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printer.
Father Christopher Schmidt of Rice
Lake, we'll known as the vicar gen.
eral of the Superior Catholic diocese,
dropped dead on the street as he was
returning from the funeral Of Father
Pilon formerly secretary to the bishop
of Superior.
The old Clifford hotel, Oconomowoc
lake, has been purchased by William
Coyle of Oconomowoc, who will re-
move the structures to his property
on the Oconomowoc river and will re-
model it into several small sum-
n..r cottages.
Walter Kern of Madison was in
stantly killed, and Anton Davidson
of Verona, Dane county, was seriously
injur ed when an automobile driven by
Davidson became unmanageable,
throwing both out of the car, just
north of GAINESVILLE.
Dell Tollard, the hard luck consta-
ble," living at Winter, has been freed
in court Tollard's home burned and