Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-05-24


Surrounded by about $50 of their
friends and neighbors, Mr.. and Mrs
C. F. Kruger of Berryville. celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary.
The Rev. Louis Mansky of Beloit
will take charge of Beth Israel con-
gregation at Wausau on June Is, hav-
ing accepted a formal call
The first woman district attorney in
Nevada is Mrs Edna Covert Plummer,
recently appointed for Eureka county.
She is a former Racine girl.
The service flag to be dedicated at
the University of Wisconsin on Memo
rial day will bear 1900 stars in honor
of students gone to war. 1t is 20x30
| feet in size.
Herbert Rosenow, Menasha boy,
has been gassed somewhere in
France, and has been in the hospital
since March 10, according to word re-
ceived from him.
| To date 488 of Wisconsin's 2,803
physicians have been recommended
for commissions as army surgeons. A
quota of 100 is required of this state
by July 1, 1918.
| The Marinette-Green Bay Manufac-
turing company, Marinette, has fol-
lowed the example of the M. & NJ.
Box company and has begun to employ
| girls for light work in the factory.
Because of the large number of vol
unteers with which Washburn county
is credited there was no call upon
! that district for draft quota May 25-
80. This is the second time Washburn
has been exempt.
"Curfew shall not ring tonight, :
Mayor John L. Sell of Wausau ex-
claimed as he issued an order discOn-
tinuing the ringing of the . O'Clock
curfeW until next fall. No reason was
given for the action.
Increases in pay or war bonuses
! were given to nine assistants in the
Brown county Offices and employees IN
the courthouse by the county board.
i The total amount Of increases amounts
to $3.50 year.
With army medical officers, univer-
sity clinic physicians and members OF
the Madsan health department CO.
operating, it is believed that the scar
let epidemic which swept the student
section of the city has been checked.
Half the cost of maintenance of the
agricultural course recently establish
ed in the Oshkosh public schools will
be borne by the federal government,
10 this
year is figured at $4,000.
/ Hundreds of acres of pine timber,
one of the few tracts of original pine
left in Western Wisconsin, burned in
forest fire which swept over the ter
ritory between Shamrock and Millstin
in Jackson county.
i There are rumors that the G. e N.
/ w. expects to make Marinette divi-
sion point and the fact that quite a
\ few railroad families have located in
i that city during the past few weeks
lends some credence to it.
i William O'Pelka, Rhinelander, who
was arrested on charge of using alb
usive language against the United
States, was sentenced to buy $3.50
worth of Liberty bonds or serve ninety
days in Jail. He bought the bonds.
| Following his pleading of guilty in
the Green Bay municipal court, George
Lemke, of the town of Morrison, was
fined $500 on charge of advising his
1 father, Frederick Lemke not to aid the
United States in the prosecution OF
the war.
/ The total in Kenosha patriots fund,
for the first five months of its exist
ence was made public on May Is. 1t
showed $4,000 contributors and $751;
1860 in contributions to various or
Examinations for work in connection
with the war.
/ Some 400 friends of O. Theo. Tor
gesos, Meridian, Dunn county, who
suffered a loss by fire razing his farm
building recently, paid him surprise
visit, leaving with him collection
amounting to s783.35, several cows,
and a flock of chickens.
A report made by officers in charge
or the Racine county war relief fund
/ showed the total receipts for the
month of April to be $42, 5000 and
disbursements $9,757.63. From the
fund will be taken the county's share
in the Red Cross war fund
The Wisconsin Valley Electric com
pany has submitted proposals to
Marshfield to acquire control of the
electric lighting plant at that place, to
reduce the rates and increase the eff
cheney of the service. 1t is proposed
to either lease or purchase the plant.
Judge Park dismissed the suit be-
gun by ex-Mayor F. A. Walters of Ste
lvens Point against Edward McGlach-
lin, T. l.. McGlachlin and Carl w.
Mason, asking $4,000 for alleged libel
by a Stevens Point newspaper. The
court held that neither of the two ar.
ticles cited in the complaint was libel
Gus.
Charges of mismanag cement of the
Brown county tuberculosis sanitarium
4 and pytr9yapanca in hand1inp finds