Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-01-28

The Badger State Tannery at She
boygan, burned to the ground with a
loss of 100000.
Marcus Anderson, a Rhinelander
woodsman, was struck by falling
tree and had his skull fractured.
Dope thieves operating at 'Neenah
and Menasha secured a quantity OF
heroin and morphine from local doc
tors Offices.
The Neenah health board has order
ed vaccinations Of all pupils in the
high and fourth ward schools to avert
a smallpox epidemic.
Lawrence c. Whittet, secretary for
Gov. Philip, will probably be a can
didate for governor. The incumbent
will not be a candidate.
For beating up his grown daugh-
ter, Jacob Geisinter, Clayton, was tried
at Oshkosh, and fined $40 with bonds
of 5000 to keep the peace.
A huge maple being cut at Eau
Claire, fell the wrong way and struck
team breaking one horses back.
The driver was grazed by heavy
branch
Miss Ruth Beattie, telephone OPP
orator of Weyauwega, suffered a Sc
we're scalp wound when a guy wire
fell from a burning opera house and
struck her on the head.
Mrs. Julia GogasZ, a Kenosha moth
er of two children, is held on a charge
of living with Jacob Smolak, for sew
en- months. The pair eloped from De-
troit taking the children with them.
Six high school boys of Rhineland-
er, were ordered to pay admission to
a dance and replace a broken window
they had gained entrance to the fes-
tivities thru without paying at the
door.
The stencil from the Stapleton trial
at Milwaukee caused the court, jurors
and prosecuting attorney to become
i'll with severe colds, and stopped the
trial. Stapleton was convicted on two
counts.
Mrs. Floyd Leslie, Marinette, was
burned by her dress catching fire as
she stood near a stove dressing her
little child. Her husband threw some
heavy wraps over Mrs. Leslie and put
out the fire.
John Dimmick, Chippewa county
pleaded guilty to mailing indecent
letters to a woman in violation of the
postal laws He was fined $500 and
sent to Jail for six months in default
of payment.
G. r. Acker, WATERFOWL, ran to the
rescue of small boy who was rur
over by a truck He found his owr
boy seriously injured. The driver die
not stop but claims that he did no
see the boy and did not know an acct
denth had happened.
ApopleXy struck down BelOi
mother. When Earl Fiese crossed TIL
street to aid a woman sitting on thu
steps OF an apartment house he foUn'
his mother dying from apoplexy. Sh
was on her way home from shopping
and died soon after.
Rose, 2-year-old daughter Of MI
and Mrs. Geo Biagovzik, Wausaukef
was fatally scalded Monday. The mo
Their went outside leaving tub Q
boiling water i'll the kitchen. The chill
fell into it and succumbed in fey
hours after rescue by the mother.
Roy Sly, a Beloit molder, prove
too sly for the physician and nurse
of the Emergency hospital. Sly il
jured his finger and fell in a fam
When he awoke he was on the opel
ating table with white forms bendin
over him. Sly leaped from the tabl
and fed.
Henry f. Heider of Barron, is Ill
der arrest for the burning of the bar
OF w. L. Brown % head of higl
grade Guernseys were burned to deaf
in the stanchions. Suspicion pointe
to Heider who had quarreled wit
Brown. Bloodhounds led the trail
his home.
A. S Miller, Marinette monumel
man. was given a verdict for SILL
against Fred Allschweger, a wealth
farmer Miller alleged that Allscl
weger ordered a monument for h
mothers grave refusing it after tt
stone had been delivered. The Jul
was out three minutes.
Mrs. j. H. Rogers, La Crosse, WE
probably fatally burned when NJ
clothing caught fire while carrying
pan of hot Goals from one stove to al
other. She was found by neighbol
in snowdrift outside her home wit
her clothing burned from her bod
She is in a critical condition.
Martin Van Patten, 16, Clintonvill
has asst awakened from a ten-da
slice that has puzzled physicians. IL
lad went to sleep apparently in goo
health Jan. and remained aslet
for ten days. This was the second e,
perience of the kind for the boy, ;
once before he slept for forty-eigl
hours.
University authorities frown upC
the use of tobacco which is said to
somewhat prevalent among the 81
students. Miss Amy Jobse, pres
dent of the girls government a
ISOLATION says that no law exis
against the girls using the weed cit
er for smoking, snuff or chewing b
it is not quite UP to ethical standar
being a rough, masculine habit