Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-02-19
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A Socialist meeting Sunday at Man
itowoc added $3.50 to the Socialist
defense fund Victor Berger. who was
to appear, failed to arrive. Maud Nc
Creepy made an appeal for funds to
help Mr.. Berger Oscar Ameringer
said the Germans had lost the war and
gained democracy; that it was too
bad that there were not more that
could have lost the war
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Married at Is and divorced at II
was the experience of Mrs. Fanny
Levy Mcconnell La Crosse. She was
granted legal separation by Judge
Higbee from carnival actor on the
charge of cruel and inhuman treat
rnent and desertion.
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Miss Mary Boyes Marinette, new
CITY visiting nurse of Oshkosh, is a
graduate of the Wisconsin Training
school for Nurses at Milwaukee. For
Elk wears she was visiting nurse at
Chicago. She went into army work
and was at a cantonment in Califor-
MIA. being recently released
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Robert Moore and William Mont
go1nery, Nashville boys. about Is,
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circuit court on a charge of stealing
from box cars.
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The Amigo w R. c. under permits
sion of the Langdale FED Cross chap
ter. is meeting all trains with food
and goodies for soldiers.
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Lieut.. Stanley Van Heckle, Toma-
hawk. has been selected with Is other
military doctors for service with the
American army in Siberia.
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RAY Dobson, arrested in Rhineland
or on a statutory charge, plead guilty
at Wausau, and Judge A. H. Reid i'm
posed a sentence of seven years in
the state reformatory at Green Bay.
Frank Stenard. arrested on a similar
charge. was sentenced to four years
at Green Bay.
Albert Nesthune, La Crosse. was
sentenced to a year in state prison at
Waupun because he had obtained a
months board at a hotel on story
that he had $4OO on deposit in Sc
attic bank.
The state banking commissioner has
granted a charter to the Greenville
state bank, near Appleton. A build
fng is to be erected. Capital stock OF
$4,000 has been subscribed. Frank
J. Mechler will be cashier.
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John Foman, Sheboygan. who put
man to sleep" in saloon biz kick
inc him in the face. was fined SIS and
costs and sent to the work house for
so days.
The Sheboygan County Fish and
Game Protective association has been
organized with a charter member
ship OF lis.
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Anticipating an influx of labor
through the return of soldiers, she
boygan will provide work for many
men on extensions of water mains.
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The marriage of Miss Gertrude Lud-
wig. former deputy county treasurer,
Nanitowoc. to Elmer G. Staudt, Mt
Clemens, Mich, has been announced.
MIR. Staudt has been in an aviation
training camp.
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the engagement of Miss Maria Jack
son. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Jackson. Marinette. to Prof. Robert
Post, Madison.
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The La Crosse County Conservation
club at it's annual meeting ENDORSED
the fishing and claiming law pend
ing in the legislature. The club Vot-
ed to restrict commercial fishermen
TO SEEMING in waters now open ana
not to allow netting in lakes or
sl1ughs tributary to the MISSISSIPPI
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The seventh government tug COM
nleted bv the Northwest Engineering
works for the Emergency Fleet cor
poration. has been launched at Green
Bay. The tug was christened the
Guardian. Another vessel will be
built.
Casper Troy, Madison, and William
Fohrman. Marshfield have arrived IN
Paris after being released from
German prison camp, according TO
war department information.
Corp Geo. Bouril. who has twice
been reported dead in the casualty
lists and once reported to have had
both legs shot away, has arrived nome
not fully recovered from wounds re-
ceived at Chateau hierry and IN the
Argonne forest. He was member
of Co. H. 127th infantry, 32nd DIV,
and saws the H boys will drift back
in pairs and groups. as not many OF
them finished in the line with their
commands, most having been wound
ed or disabled in action.
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Eighty per cent of accidents are
due to carelessness of workers and
co-workers," said F. J. Sensenbren-
ner, opening the program of Safety
First day exercises of the kimberly.
Clark Co. and Neenah Paper Co, at
Lawrence memorial chapel.