Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-03-14

organized an dSSOcidtlOu.
Thirty-one Appleton girls and WON
en- did mems work during the wa
emergency period. Each has given vi
her position to returning soldier.
After hard battle in residence
four men, wanted in the east for fur
glary, were arrested by Chief of Pc
lice Schubert and an officer at Nee
nah.
Ambrose Mooney, Beloit, was finee
$1O0 for resisting an officer. On an in
terurban car he took some punches al
the conductor who happened to be
deputy sheriff.
The Tomahawk Methodist church
held memorial services for it's former
pastor, the Rev. Vernon Sweitzer and
William Wurl, who sacrificed their
lives in the war.
Burglars entered the East Side gro
Gerry at Two Rivers and took two bags
Of wheat, two bags of rye flour, seven
dozen oranges, one box Of apples and
two bricks of cheese.
William T. Kennedy of Amery, POlR
county. will be candidate for judge
Of the circuit court for the Eleventh
district. William R. Foley of Superior
will also run for the Office.
Mrs. Elizabeth Koenen, SO, one OF
the pioneer residents of Washington
county. died in West Bend. She was
the wife of Hugo Koenen, late sheriff
and for many years register of deeds
Michael J. Birnbaum, La Crosse
former sergeant in the Quartermastel
corps, has announced himself as can
didate for city clerk. Mr.. Birnbaum
was assistant to the present city clerk
before entering the army.
Miss Hattie B. Goessling, Sheboy.
gan, a graduate of the Oshkosh normal
and the Chicago university, announced
that she would enter the field as a
candidate for county superintendent
of schools, opposing Supt. Dornbush.
Milk went down in Superior from Is
to Ia cents. The milk dealers price
to dairymen will be cut from $4.20 to
$3.50 per 100 pounds. Cream prices
also decreased / cent per one-half
pint. At the cooperative cash and
carry stores, the price now is II cents
per quart.
Frank S. Hyer, institute conductor
at the Stevens Point normal school.
has been chosen president of the
Suearfish, S. D., normal at salary OF
$4,000. Mr.. Hyer was not an applicant
for the position and may not be able
to give definite reply for several
weeks. He was former superintendent
at Rhinelander.
Mayor John Schroeder. Manitowoc.
is to make the run for reelection on
his record as mayor. Schroeder will
be opposed by Martin Georgenson, a
Socialist. All Of the present alder
men, with one exception, will try for
their seats again. The Socialists will
have a complete ticket in every ward
and will also have candidates in the
field for all city Offices.
An estate of only $4,000 in personal
property and the homestead was left
by Congressman James III. Davidson,
Oshkosh, who died in Washington last
August. This was revealed when the
widow, Mrs. Niva Davidson, fled a pc
tition in probate court for the admin
istering of the property, and asking
that her son, Kenneth w. Davidson, be
named as administrator.
". C. Buell., secretary of the Wiscon
sin Game and Fish Protective assO
citation, addressed large meeting at
Oconomowoc in the interests Of this
statewide plan to protect the game
and fish of the state. Recommends
lions Of several laws to further this
project were adopted. One hundred
Oconomowoc citizens have signed ul
as members of the county branch.
Harry L. Goldberg, wealthy real es
tate dealer of Kenosha, was named as
defendant in a suit brought for $4,000
damages in the circuit court by Joseph
Goldstein who alleges that Goldberg
by false prosecution, damaged his good
name to that extent. The case is the
outgrowth of welfare work among the
Jewish people in Kenosha and sensa
tional developments are promised to
be disclosed at the trial.
Regular routine will be resumed al
the plant of the Nichols Harness Co.
Sheboygan, which since Aug. 2, 1917
has turned out $381,000 worth of gov
eminent orders. The total amount Of
contracts received by the company
was $4,000, of which $4,000 was
cancelled. J. C. Nichols, president. ex
planned that the greatest difficulty lies
in getting skilled operators. Mr.. Mich
OILS is planning on building another
factory in Canada.
Battery F, One Hundred Twentieth
Field Artillery, will probably return
to this country in May, Battery F is
composed of Merrill and Lake Gene
va men, commanded by Capt. A. H
Smith, of Merrill. The battery left
for France last March on the Father
land, with Secretary of War Baker
They were used as an instruction bat
terry at the artillery school at Samaur
and remained there until the first Of
February, this year. They. have re
joined, the Thirty-second division.
GAINESVILLE will have no primary
election this spring owing to the fac
that all Office seekers have filed theil
papers on the nonpartisan ticket. Aid
Thomas Welsh is the only Candidate
for mayor, and Victor Il. hemmins
has no opposition for city clerk.
Tba Cbohov0an nonnarticons hove