Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-11-20

skull was fractured.
w. f. Trukenbrod, Monroe, began
serving in his twenty-seventh consecu-
tive annual meeting when the Green
county board convened Nov. H.. He
has been chairman Of the board since
1905.
DR.. j. B. Theisen, charter member
of the Elks lodge and prominent dem
fist, died at his home in Green Bay.
Death was sudden and unexpected.
He had practiced in Green Bay for
thirty-five years.
Richard Morette, 81, who broke his
parol from the Green Bay reformatory
and fed to his home at Wakeheld'
Mass, is back behind the bars to re-
main until the expiration OF the three
year sentence imposed upon him at
Rhinelander for his participation IN
| a holdup.
The general store of Hubing q
Hames at Belgium was burglarized
this week. The burglars broke open
the cash register and were rewarded
for their trouble to the amount OF
30 cents in pennies. They took sew
eral hundred dollars worth of cloth
ing, however.
In a severe electrical storm, light
ming struck the fagpole on the F.A.R.
building In the business district, or
Oshkosh, splirtering it into kindling
wood and tearing a large flag to Dlts.
The building was not damaged Inc
storm lasted only quarter OF al
hour, but much rain fell.
Never in the history of the VIM
neshiek has hunting been so good as
at present. Thousands of ducks and
geese are feeding in the wild rice
beds along the river. The owners
of the great 15,000-acre tract require
permits from hunters, and as a conse-
quence there are fewer hunters and
more game.
Burglars entered the White store
at Green Bay through rear window,
stealing overcoats and suits valued at
$4,000. About 80 overcoats and 14O
suits were taken. The burglars care
fully selected only the high priced
stock, leaving the cheaper garments
strewn about the place. No other
department of the big store was dis
turbed.
Henry Roskom, who gave his home
as Milwaukee, and Glenn Lawrence,
town Of Preble, were arrested in
Green Bay and charged with driving
automobiles while intoxicated Both
pleaded guilty and were fined $500
and costs which were paid in both
cases In addition to the fine Ros-
kom paid $18 to damages to two cars
with which he collided before being
arrested.
Heroic efforts on the part OF the
bucket brigade formed by employees
of the Green Bay branch of the Me-
nominee River Sugar Co.. saved that
! company about 100000 worth OF
sugar stored in a nearby warehouse,
when fire broke out on the roof oil
the building. The fire destroyed most
Of the roof, the damage being estl-
mated at $500. The fire was OF I'M
known origin.
Sheboygans tax rate for city pur-
poses only will be $26.95 per $1,000
Of valuation this year, according to
the proposed budget given Its first
reading by the city council. The rev
enue to be raised in the next levy
totals $1.o49 ,O67.5S, compared to $751;
129.48 last year. The rate this year
is 81 cents per $1,000 higher than
last year. A big share of the whole,
$459 900, goes to the schools.
The will Of DR.. Robert Seney Ingrar
ham, former superintendent of the
Fond du Lac district Of the Methodist
Episcopal church, who died Oct. ~ at
Green Lake, Wis, disposing Of an
estate estimated at $1,345,000. has
been filed at Green Lake county for
probate proceedings. The bulk of the
estate is left to DIR. Ingraham's widow.
A brother, George, New York city,.
and a sister, Frances, Green Lake,
receive $4,000 each.
Although approximately one-third OF
the counties of the state have report
ed official returns of the general cleo
ton, compilation of the returns by
the secretary Of states office will not
get under way until the latter part
of the week, it is announced. County
canvassing boards have until Nov. q
to report the official returns to the
state department 1t probably will be
| two weeks before the final official re-
suits of the state election are avail
able.
Deputy Sheriff Hugo Liske, Dodge
county motor official, narrowly es-
capped death when he was thrown to
the pavement as three passing cars
crowded him off the road. The acct
dent occurred on highway 10 west OF
] WATERFOWL, and the impact Of Liske's
fall was SO great that his gloves were
torn from his hands and his clothes
/ torn to shreds He suffered sprain-
ed ankle and several bruises and cuts.
One car passed over him as he lay
in the roadway, but the wheels did
not strike him.
The Citizens State bank has been
closed in Wonewoc by d. T. Parker.
state commissioner of banking. The
4 hoolxs are being audited by men from