Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-09-18


Lieut.. Thurlow Brewer, a Ft. At
kinson boy, recently brought 100 Ger
man prisoners into camp overseas.
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Carl Emmons, employe of the KEN
merer garage, GAINESVILLE, died from
injuries received when he was struck
by an automobile.
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Capt. Harold Sherwood Spencer, a
son of Judge A. M Spencer of the
district court of Appleton, is stand
ing for election to the British parl1a-
ment.
Adeline Berdele, 10, Walsh, Mari
nette county, is suffering from a Sc
we're case of lockjaw. She stepped on
a steel prong while playing. Her
condition is critical.
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Jerry Mclean, Marinette, engineer
on the Chicago & Northwestern road
disappeared Saturday. He left his en-
CINE as usual at the close of the days
run, and has not been seen since.
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While getting ready for ~threshing,
William Williams, residing at Smells
Station, near Neenah, was kicked in
the head by an ugly horse. He sus-
tanned a fractured skull and died a
few hours later.
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Henry E. ziola, a Marinette in
ventor, has gone to Washington with
a wireless appliance that conveys
messages to the proper station but no
other. He also has a gun which fires
a charge by electricity.
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Edward Holm of Rock county, vas
instantly killed when he lost control
of his car and was pinned beneath
the vehicle when it was overturned.
Two other occupants escaped with
slight injuries. Holn's neck was
broken.
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Mrs. Olaf Haugen of Stoughton,
had bad luck when she fell from a
chair used to reach the top of a cup
board shelf. Three ribs were broken,
the liver injured and her head struck
the floor so hard she lay uncon-
scious.
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William II. Wheeler, killed in the
bomb explosion in the Chicago federal
building after serving as clerk in the
p%ostofice there for many years, was
the husband of Nellie Moran Wheel
er, Madison girl, daughter of the late
Patrick Moran.
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Paul Meyer of Dane, supplied booze
TO soldiers and paid a fine of $500 in
federal court. James Kelley and
wife of GAINESVILLE, were punished for
the same o%ffense, Kelley going to Jail
for four months and paying $500.
Mrs. Kelley paid a 500 fine.
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Archelaus Duncan, aged AS, limo
AJPCA Ou ~ VII duhCS 0CllLlllGl, Gil
tiers the service in the quartermaster
corp. Duncan was eager to enlist
and recently the government an
nounced that men between 45 and SIS
would be accepted for this class of
war work.
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Albert Stanizewski, a Milwaukee
joker, is held on a charge of man
slaughter. The man with a hard
name held an air hose with 90 pounds
pressure against the stomach of Lew
is Miller, a fellow employee in a found
ny works. Miller sustained internal
injuries and died.
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The little village of Sun Prairie
has a service flag of 20 stars. One
star is of silver for DR.. H. j. Barry,
convalescing in a French hospital
from a gas attack. The flag made by
the local Red Cross, is 6x9 feet and
mounted on a metal frame illumined
at night by electricity.
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A row of saloons between Duluth
and Superior has caused Senator KEEL
log of Minnesota, to take steps en-
towering the president to establish
dry zones around munition plants.
The wet area is located at Oliver
Wis, and supplies wniskey to many
workers in the big munition factories
Under the Wisconsin law the bars
may operate and government action
alone will end the nuisance.
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Mrs. c. M. Lathrop of Wauzeka
was requested to pay S. to the Rec
Cross for obtaining too many 25-lb
sugar allotments for canning from
local stores and Montgomery Ware
& Co., Chicago. Mrs. S. Turk anC
Mrs. T. Glynn also Of Wauzeka, an
Mrs. S. L. Golfer of Soldiers Grove
paid So to the Red Cross for simila.
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