Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-06-13

University will spend the summer in
a Leroy, n Y, pea canning factory at
a wage of Sc a week. The owner of |
the factory is a cousin of Prof. Ely |
The girls are enthusiastic over the ex-
pertinent in doing useful work.
$780,
Joseph Solblewski and Richard |
Johnson, s and years, admitted a
long string of daring robberies to the
police of Kenosha. On Memorial day
they robbed the mayors grocery store. |
They are hardly out of kindergarten
but thoroughly yersed in crime argot.
An effort will be made to reform them
at the state school,
With three inch bolt lodged in the
brOnchia leading to her right lung,
DedOre Tremblay, year old daugh-
ter of Rev. and Mrs Tremblay of Rob !
Iinsonville, is awaiting the result of
a delicate of a delicate operation to
restore her to health. The child is in
a Green Bay hospital. She swallowed
the bolt few days ago. The object
was located with an X-ray.
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The career of Louis r. Frank, form
er university student, as a financier,
was cut short when he was hailed into
court on a charge of passing worth
less checks. He pleaded guilty but
sentence was deferred until a later
date. He was one Of the leaders of
i the social swim" He purchased an
automobile and cut a wide swath for
a time around Madison.
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| John Bobush, a worker in the Case
plant in Racine, made sneering re
marks about the flag on Duty Day
iand was forced to kneel on the fac
tory floor and kiss it's folds by indig-
nant fellow workmen. He was also
made to retract his statements and
then driven from the premises his
discharge following him.
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Several cities in Wisconsin have
claimed to lead in their number of
young men who have voluntarily join
ed the state militia in the last few
weeks. Kendall is inclined to dispute
the claims of all of them. Out of a
population of barely 500 persons, Ken
dali now has p volunteers at Camp
Douglas, most of them having joined
Company l., at Sparta.
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Marjory Huber of Minocqua a Law
renee college student, was severely
injured while riding in an elevator of
an Appleton store. The elevator at
tendant had left the elevator at the
first floor for moment and the car
started upward without him. Before
the last floor was reached, Miss Huber
sustained injuries about the arms and
hands in trying to escape from the
cage. She was taken to hospital.
Radium will be used in an attempt
to save the life of John A. Peterson
of Madison. Peterson is now in the
hospital at Rochester, Mimi The
rare mineral to be used on him costs
100000 an ounce. He suffers from
tumOr of the brain. Part of the
growth has been cut away and the
balance will be treated with radium.
About $4,000 worth will be used.
The operation is very delicate and I'M
usual
MenOminee is in the midst of an
other hot school fight. This time it is
over the changing of the name of the
J
row. Wilson. After the naming of the
school in honor of the president and
the rejection of the name of the late
superintendent Of schools, who was a
we'll known former Wisconsin educat-
/, or friends of the latter rallied and
applied for an injunction, restraining
the school board from applying the
name. The matter is complicated by
the fact that a letter of thanks has
been received from President Wilson
for the honor and a picture of him
self to be hung in the building.
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Twice recaptured after resOrting to
desperate schemes to escape from the
authorities, Peter Eisert, % years old,
is lodged in the county Jail at Sheboy-
gan to await trial in the circuit court
for the alleged theft of an outomo-
bile. Both Of Eisers's escapes were.
spectacular Feigning appendicitis he
jumped out Of a hospital window as
surgeons were preparing to operate.
Elsert, a former taxi driver, was ar
rested April "a at Green Bay. He was
turned over to chief of police Dehn of
Sheboygan, but escaped near. Newton
| by leaping through a car window
While being sought by the police, he
enlisted in the navy in Milwaukee.
Publication Of his name in the list of
naval recruits brought about his ar
rest on May a.
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