Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-08-30


second year are entitled 10 30 .
month; for a third year. 81 rs- ~.
and for fourth or succeeIinE wear f.
a month.
! Wisconsin Rapids-Two carload ~,
grade Guernsey and HoIsrarr r.-.r-
including several grade Guernsey r-r-
were shipped from Wood c1r--r i
Gently TO Manitoba. where they min =.
placed upon a large dairy farm s-r-
plying milk 10 the city OF Wfr-s-.-
This Is the second shipment OF Wo,s
county cattle 10 the Winniusr farm
Eighteen carloads OF Wood county car.
tie have been shipped from vssra,
this season, netting about Ss205l
/ DOdgeville-The Wisconsin .spr-.r
law, which has rested on the s-a-r,,
books most OF the time since lSig
took its first toll Of the season >,
sOdgeville when five PLAYERS and sfv
officers OF the DOdgeviIle hssah,u
club were arrested. charged with con.
spring 10 violate the SUNDAY 0bSs-v.
ance statute by playing baseball
Members Of the DodEeviue Law and
Order league caused the arrests.
MadisOn-Give children a common
sense diet of vegetables. cereals. f-rf-
and milk and don't worry about vita.
mines. DR.. E. J. Huenekens. professor
of pediatrics at the University Of yri-.
nesota, advised in speaking before The
conference OF health officers al Nl75f.
son. Too much attention is being n-fs
to vitamines when the ordinary mixed
diet is all that is necessary. he said
Oshkosh-Fifty horses. a carload Of
oats, loft full OF hay g sets Of har.
nesses. several old carriages and a
large barn. the property OF the Paine
Lumber Co. Oshkosh. We're consumed
in fire. Twelve horses were rescued
and three were shot 10 end their SUI.
ferings. while the majority of The
animals were smothered OF burned 10
death in their stalls. The loss is
estimated at $4,000.
ManitOwOc-TwO purses OF gold
were given MOnsign0r ". j. Pei.
pastor Of St. B0uifaCe church. Mani
tOwOc, at a celebration c0mmem0at-
ing the fiftieth anniversary OF his
ordination. The congregation. which
has been under Father PeiTs guidance
for forty-two years. presented one Of
the purses. while visiting priests were
the donors OF the other.
Racine-Heroism Of Joan HUM, u
years old, and her brother. William. l6.
of Racine. saved G.. A. Bartlett 6.
retired manufacture. from death in
Lake Michigan. when Bartlett. eZ-
hausted by a Ions swim. called for
help. The girl swan 20 his assistance
and held him above water until her
brother arrived.
TOmah-A pure-bred Guernsey. Owl
ed by ". H. HanChett. topped the
Cataract Testing association. Monroe
county. for July. with a record Of rs
pounds of butter fat. Grade GIsrl-
seys owned By C. F. Hansen and W.
Dawley were among the first SIX
Alfred JOhnson's herd was high. with
an average Of SO pounds Per COW
Fort AtkinsOn-G. A. Potter, asss-
tant postmaster az Fort Atkinson, Te-
ceived confirmation Of his appoint
ment as postmaster Mr.. Potter has
been connected with the local T0sl
office IS years. He was born 10
Waterfowl 4S years ago and vas
graduated from Whitewater Normal
school
Beloit-A memorial tree. the first ID
the state TO be dedicated iu memory O.
EIks who gave their lives N ilr
World war. was dedicated at Be.o.i %
W. F. S-had. president OF rle Nise'-'
sin Elks' association, in the oFean-
event Of the three-day state e1l'e-'
ton held in that city.
Madison-A c0rOneT's jury al --a--,
son exonerated Frank Hoover. Ao-7
owner of Middleton, from blame "
the death OF Prof 4. F. BeEzzTen y
the University Of Wisconsin as p
suit of an automobile accident l45-
week. The jurors decided The @0'-
dent was unavoidable
Oshkosh Roadhouse and -
halls in Winnebaeo county VIII
under the virilant scrutiny oil i-7 /"
C. T. L. from now on a I-7-
adopted al the Plymouth -l---
tionaI church. Oshkosh. p-o'.-7-
the appointment Of a member 10 90
community 10 look after thai "o--
-s-.-- Mary JeTeL