Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-13
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I,;IIod near Lodi when his automobile
overturned and pinned him beneath
Revnold Troutman, %, Hager far
r,4r was thrown from horse and his
SHINE and brain injured. He dled soon
: Thomas Chilsen of Barnes Creek,
CROWNED himself in a lake on his
farm leaving a wife and four Smah
T6e farm home of George Pieper,
Millersville. was completely destroy
al bv fire while the family was attend
ing celebration. on
The farm buildings, grain and mach
jYarv of Got Janigan, Grover farmer
were destroyed by fire. brand ne"
tractor was destroyed.
Philip and George Kohler, Marin
.a4te. found $4,000 worth OF pearls Ill
+be Peshtigo river. One stone, per-
4ect oval, is valued at $500.
Howard Schiller IL, Racine news
boy. was run down and instantly Kill
sd by motor car driven by Georse
Wheary, q trunk magnate.
Mrs. Mary Ciesilski, Buena vista,
was fatally injured by an enraged bull
am her farm. A small boy drove the
ii
Mrs. Hardy wife Of q Baraboo cnl-
roDractor. was sealded when the cover
an kettle containing cooking cereal
b,aw off covering the woman with
live steam.
Anton Kuehl, 63, an Austrian,
crowned himself i'll Fox River near
Anpleton while Respondent over fam
5lv troubles. Kuehl left a wife and
-iye children
Mrs Louisa Theirs of Milwaukee,
celebrated her 106th birthday last
saturday Four generations including
II greatgrandchildren, were present
AT the festivities.
Gottleib Schroeder, Merrill, releas-
ea7 the safety lock on his Colt automa-
tic revolver while taking it from ms
pocket. A bullet discharged tearing
the index finger Off
The 16-months-Old son OF James
Lucy, Milton Junction, drowned IN
kettle containing two inches OF water,
The baby fell in head first and expired
before aid could come.
Frank Paulus, a youth who slugged
the TAILOR at Oshkosh and ran away,
was captured in a brick yard near the
city. His companion, Stanley Guen-
8her, has not yet been found.
n.
al stevens Point, was killed by pass
es0ger engine. Dense steam prevent
ed Larson from seeing the train. a
wife and eight children survive.
An automobile seat cushion saved
the life of William Koepsel ManitoWoc
grocer. who was pinned under his
machine when it was struck by
@al ger truck and knocked over.
DTi1
cidentally shot while hunting, by Art
Wurch. Schendcl lost his right ear
and his skull was fractured. He will
recover but be disfigured for life.
Mrs Martin Kalising, Wausakee,
mad her leg broken IN a runaway. The
horse became frightened and bolted
The vehicle wGs overturned and the
woman driver dragged for some dis
1ance.
Lulu Lightfoot Is, Beloit high school
girl, shot herself through the heart
The girl brooded over the divorce OF
her parents. She was regarded as a
little mother" to her younger brothers
and sisters.
DR. j. Fl. Rood of Darien, lost III
action brought by Emma Taylor, %,
who claimed poor setting of frac-
1ured wrist and subsequent lameness.
The jury awarded Miss Taylor So,
SS4.50 damages.
Otto Wullzel Fond du Lac, was
arrested with Charles and John Paul
on moonshining charge. Wurtzell
claimed that he had just gone to the
place for drink The officials con-
tiscated two barrels of mash
The haze OF smoke last week was
due to forest fros III the Fairchild
and Augusta neighborhoods III Eau
Claire county. More than fifty fam
lies were rendered homeless and $780,
GOO damage done in one night
F. M. Sparks of Nashville, was fatal
~ stabbed by companion Oscar
Flannery, at Pelican Lake. A quar-
rel arose over poker game. Sparks
has wife and eight children. Elan
merry gave himself up to the Rhine
lander police.
Because they claimed exemption
from the solective service act on the
grounds that they were not citizens"
Bonnie Romanoski, U1lisse Morechitti.
August Toniolo and Dominic Ozzello
OF Hurley, were refused citizenship
papers by Circuit Judge G. n. Risjord
OF Ashland.
10 mark the final clearing of $4,000
acres Of land an entire acre of stumps
viii be dynamited Oct II in Marinette
county. State commissioner Norgord
viii pull the switch. 100000 pounds
OF explosives and large number of
stump pullers were used to clear the
immense area
collision between two motor cars
knocked Mrs. Richard Acheson, Nee
nan, from her car under the wheels of
the other. She was severely bruised.
Fox River valley paper mills have
been forced to shut down owing to low
water. The streams furnishing water
are the lowest in six years.
While Mrs. G. 0. Hillbury and son
and Mrs. Hide Olson and two small
sons were picking blackberries east
OF Florence, big black boar appeared
dropping their pals they ran, with
the bear in pursuit Arriving at a
clearing, where their car was parked
tie animal abandoned the chase and
returned to the woods.
Frank Wilson, Madison, is held for
olsamy in connection for annulment