Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1921-05-27

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July Z. Frederick Bullwinkel is gen
eral chairman, and Carl Mueller, sec
rotary.
At a special hearing before Judge
GRASS at Sturgeon Bay, naturalization
papers were granted to Ii citizens of
Door county, many of whom had been
residents of that county for nearly
half century.
Wausau will send two big choirs to
the big saengerfest to be held in
Marshfeld June 10, one of so voices
and one of so. The Marshfield Frank
lin garage, whose gigantic proportions
give it the largest floor space in the
city has been rented for the occasion.
The largest class in the history OF
the school will be graduated Dy the
Eau Claire high school Friday, June
! 3, when "a will receive diplomas.
Commencement address will be given
by w. H. Kieckhofer, professor OF
economics at the University OF WIS
consin.
| Judge M. L. Lueck has called spe-
cial session of circuit court for Dodge
county for the hearing of petitions for
naturalization. There are 225 appllca-.
tions for citizenship on file. OF this
number III are alien enemies where
petitions were held up during the war.
"A government examiner will be pres
| ent to question the applicants and
| their witnesses.
No paving will be done in Beloit this
year, except small jobs to connect
streets already paved. All bids for
paving were rejected by the city coun-
! Gil following the report OF a survey OF
property owners on streets proposed
to be paved. The action is in accord
with a determination to cut expendl-
lures to minimum until LABOR ana
materials are adjusted.
| The recent passing of two Wlscon-
sin centenarians was noted IN death
records filed with the bureau OF vital
statistics in Madison, the cause being
general debility due to old age. Lud-
! wig Neunann Of OconomoWoc town
ship, Waukesha county, died at the
age Of 100 years and 2 months, and
John O'Day, Grand Rapids township,
Wood county, at the age OF lOl years,
/ month and IL days.
Milton has fallen in line with other
Wisconsin towns and cities that nave
started movements to offer accommo-
dations for automobile tourists. A
committee appointed by the local vii
lage board is considering the feaslDll-
lity of turning Goodrich park into
camping ground for motorists who
have occasion to stop for lunch or stay
over night. Sentiment for camping
space and shelter appears to be strong
among Milton residents.
Instead of serving one and one-half
years in the state reformatory at
Green Bay, Andrew Montag, 20, OF
Oshkosh, found guilty of participating
in the burglary of a. local store, viii
spend three years at that institution.
Montag's sentence was doubled by
Judge Goss in municipal court when
in being conducted from the court
room he suddenly sprang upon DIST.
Atty. d. X. Allen and assaulted him.
A near panic resulted.
Fish planting in the state is about
completed for the year with the ex-
ception of bass, according to Brayton
I o. Webster, conservation commission
er. who replaced James Nevin, re-
signed. Unfavorable weather condi-
tons have brought hindered propaga-
ton of bass, he said. Millions Of trout
fngerlings have been added to the
Wisconsin streams this year, and will
in all likelihood be plentiful for fisher
men. the commissioner declared. Like
wise the pike run is expected to be
good.
The American Legion is preparing
for an elaborate carnival and COM
munity picnic at Tomah on July 4.
Some startling scenes will be enacted,
such as an attack on machine gun
nest by veterans who were there, TAX
ing Of prisoners, hospital and stretcher
work, and details down to the showing
Of "cooties." A mammoth parade is
scheduled for the morning, participate
ed in by farmers as well as business
men, represented by floats OF all char
acters. A community picnic will fol-
low at the fair grounds.
Laona's new hospital, one OF the
largest and most modern institutions
of its kind in northern Wisconsin, is
completed at a cost of practically
500, 900. DR.. e. G. Owitz is in charge
as superintendent The building is
equipped with every up-to-date con-
yenience and appliance for the com
fort and care Of patients, including
private water system, electric vacuum
cleaners, electric call system and fire
protection. The operating and X-ray
rooms are among the finest in the
state.
All milk distributors in Eau Claire
have reduced the price OF milk from
10 to g cents quart Some weeks ago
the retail price dropped to cents
quart in price slashing campaign in
which the Uecke Dairy Co. on one side
and some 80 smaller dealers on the
other side took part A committee
representing the milk distributors, the
milk producers and the ultimate con
sumers then got together and the price
was boosted to 10 cents again. The
various milk distributors are now
working together and maintaing the
same DriceS,