Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-08-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
': NEWS OF THE :
BADGER STATE
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Mayor w. H. Slavery, Peshtlgo, re
quested that soft drink parlors, buffets
and billiard rooms remain closed dur
ing church hours and the request Is
being complied with.
The beverage shop of Louis Layers
on the Bay Beach road, near Greer
Bay, was broken into by thieves who
demolished slot machine. They got
little for their efforts.
Approximately $500 in cash and mer
chandise was secured by robbers who
entered Knapp & Jones store at Rob
bins. No attempt was made to modest
the postoffice in the same building.
Olga Peterson, junior in Sturgeon
Bay high school, holds Door county
record for steady school attendance
During the last seven years she has
never missed day nor was she tardy
Mrs. Michael Kluck, Sc, wife of a
former chairman of the town of Shar
on, Portage county, fell dead in the
yard of her farm home after return
ing from visit with neighbor. Her
death was caused by the bursting OF
a blood vessel.
William B. Laselle, 70, one of the
pioneers of the Wisconsin valley, died
at his home in Rhinelander after a
long illness. For Is years he con,
Quoted the Old Rapids hotel in Rhine
lander. He was born in Swanton, VT,
and was a prominent Mason.
The body of Nicholas Kacmerick, 40,
who had been missing since July 9th,
was found floating in Thunder lake.
1t is believed he was stricken with
cramps while swimming. A rowboat
containing the mans dog and clothes
was drifting on the lake. Kacmerick
was bachelor and lived alone near
the lake.
Proposals to require that persons
practicing medicine, surgery or esteo-
pathy in Wisconsin be citizens OF the
United States could be enforced by
the state board of medical examiners,
j. E. Messerschmidt, assistant at
torney general, ruled in an opinion
addressed to DR.. j. Quincy Taylor,
president of the board.
Burglars who entered the William
Gehrke drug store, Watertown, escap-
ed with a quantity of narcotics and
some cash. No clew to the robbers was
found, but police are searching for a
band of dope addicts, following receipt
of advices that narcotics were taken
from two physicians offices at Madi-
son in robberies recently.
A collection of $500 was taken UP
in West Klondike for the Bisly family,
following the death of Edward, Is. A
girl in the family is dying of consump-
ton; the father died four years ago;
brother, Emil, had his right limb
amputated recently and Edward was
accidently killed while unhitching a
horse when the animal reared and
drove the thill of milk cart through
his abdomen.
The state department of markets
hopes to extend its voluntary fruit and
vegetable inspection service this year,
an official statement said recently.
The department has started the fiscal
year with inspection of all fruit ship
ped by the Door County Fruit Growers
union It is expected more than 5000
cars of fruit, potatoes, cabbage and
onions will be inspected by the de-
partment this season.
The Appleton Wooden Mills Co., op-
Grating large plant in Reedsburg, re
Gently acquired the water rights held
| by the Reedsburg Roller mills and will
build large concrete dam which is
! to supply power for operating the
mills. Plans of the roller mills com.
pany have not been announced, but
it is not likely that the plant will be
abandoned. Work on the new dam
will be commenced within week.
The first swimming fatality of the
season in the vicinity of Manitowoc
occurred three miles north of Two
Rivers when Cornelius, 16-year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Swada,
drowned in the East Twin river. 1t is
believed the boy waded out beyond
his depth and was unable to swim.
The accident was witnessed by
Swada's companion, George Rathsack.
who summoned help. The coast guard
crew responded and the body was re-
covered two hours later.
Mrs. Anna LAWN Dolan, SO, died
at Rising Sun, a small village east OF
Prairie du Chen, where she had lived
more than 20 years. She was born
in Ireland and at IL, with married
sister, her husband and three chill
dren, she started for America. She
was the only survivor of the party to
reach New York after nine weeks
voyage. The rest died of fever. She
Immediately came west and was mar
ried in West Bend, Ind. to Michael
Dolan. They moved to Crawford
county and settled on piece of tim
berland on the Black River trail where
they grubbed out farm and operated
a little store for the white and Indian
trade.
Herman Regnitz, 40, an employe al
the Grafton Falls stone quarry, was
seriously injured when a heavy rock
from the top of the quarry struck his
head and bounded on his hip.
Allan w. Bagley, discharged from
the state board of control last sum
mer when the old board still helc