Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-09-12

onad $50. IS oflng rapidly deyel.
many new settlers arc 60. VN aAe
oor,ina - o snae heighoorhood and be,
eral store has Inst rooo.., - gen
opened there, and Other r,,h,, Oeea
proyements are anticipsted - iN
near future. me
49, ~ ~ f" oo~t'eI4ry Mulholland, -
-oe' 0i'y onlclal ana former schooi
1870 - Mal!to woo, was killed by
e:s1 IN attempting to avoid
al acclueht' tne oil liver Of the car made
ILL., uroYe over the curbing
- INC Siue"aiK ana struck Mulhol.
laiiu Inc Ola man was knocked IN
'no pavement ana suffered fractured
shu,i' uSlns Almost instantly. Mr.
Mulholland was dity sealer Ia
known throughout the state
| Superior-With a rife hul1e+ LODI,
~ Tue pase OF MS skull, Anthony
| Ospazeski, Is, of JIanitou Falls 10 r,t
ting up a grim fight for life Of O.
Mary's hospital ih Superior. Tho ho~
was accidentally Ishot on his fatbar,,
| farm, when the gun exploded in HI.
| hands. He was hunting sonhers uritb
a 80 caliber gun. When the barroI
| became plugged he attempted To nusb
| the bullet out with a ramrod The
gun was discharged.
Merrlll-TWo hundred are employed 4
on the Wisconsin, river dam being con-
structed Tor the Tomahawk Kraft Pa
per Co., IL miles north of Merrill A
crew has begun work at Tomahawk 1
where a sulphatd plant and wood room
building are being built in connection
with the compdny's paper mill, re-
Gently purchased from the Tomahawk
Pulp and Paper &C., which will be
used now for the manufacture Of
kraft paper.
Oshkosh - MISS Rose G. Swart
teacher at the Oshkosh Normal school
from the time that institution opened
it's doors in 1871 until year ago, has
left for her childhood home at Homer
dale, Pa, to spend her remaining
years. She served under four pres-
dents and number of years ago was
honored with a university degree for
services rendered. the state in educa-
ton.
Sheboygan-Ih inability of physicians
to stop bleedin from slight wound
suffered while swimming at Elkhart
lake Aug. 10 near Sheboygan caused
| the death of William Jensen, 80 as
sistant city comptroller Jensen,
| lieutenant in the Thirty-second dlvi-
sion was wounded on the wrists in
France and it WAS then found he was
bleeder, nearly losing his life.
BeIoit-"Didh't know it was loaded,
was the excuse of Boyd CLARK, II, az
rested after Pe roy Clark, 10, had been
wounded by a pistol In the hands OK
the former att Beloit. The wounded
youth is in critical condltlon' bogU
Clark, unrelate I'D to his victim, main
tains that the gun was discharged ac-
cidentally while he was SHOWING IL "
friends on thd street.
Madison-FiFe which broke OUT ~
several thousand tons of coal piled be-
tween three large gas storage tanks
threatened the main plant Of the Madl1
son Gas and Electric Co. at Madison
and for hours baffled attempts Of hreI
men Water bumped on the coal plles
spurted off ir great clouds of steam
1t is believed the fire was cauSeu "
combustion.
Manitowoc-E LOT the one hundred
eleven teachers engaged for the COM
ing wear in the Manitowoc schools
fifty-two are Presidents OF ManiVo"OI
and this nu1 hber Will De lnclo "oO
when the half million dollar mig
school is col hpleted next winter
majority of asst years teachers VII
return.
Brentwood Eli Cobbler, a Ve'ei
Of the Civil War, and a Sawyer count
resident. Is dead following stroks
of apoplexyl Mr.. CobDier was
wears old and had resided in Sawye
county null nber of years. He nag
participated in many OF the lhpol '"-
battles of THE Civil war.
Chilton-A father and two SONS
the name of Jacobs were dro"nou
Lake Winnkbago near stookbridS
Harbor, while fishing. The boys wef
to is yeafs old. When the bodi9
were found the father was cio'p-
the younger child IN Ills aTue'
Madison b. L. Sammis Of the WI
consin college of agriculture uaa
an