Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-01-01
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Duncan McMurchie, so, woodsman,
was found dead in his bunk at the
Langlade Lumber Co. camp near
/ Pearson
Miss Eliza Hadden, SO, one of the
oldest women in Rusk county, is dead
at the home of her nephew, A. A.
MADDEN, in the town of Flambeau.
/ J. C. Anderle, 64, lifelong resident
of Juneau county and brother of ex-
mayor Fred Anderle of Rhinelander,
died at his home following parslytic
stroke.
Frank Eller, 60, pioneer northern
Wisconsin lumberman, died suddenly
at his home, near Phillips. He was
one of the first settlers of that city
and for many years operated saw
mill in Price county.
Ground for the new 100000 Sheboy-
gan county tuberculosis sanatorium,
three miles north of Plymouth, was
broken Dec. 3d. The sanatorium is to
be completed Sept. l, 1925. 1t will
accommodate 80 patients.
Elizabeth Krocowicz, rag sorter at
the Whiting Plover paper mill, Steph-
ems Point, was manned when dyna-
mite cap she found in the rags ex-
ploded in her hand The index finger
and part OF the thumb on the left hand
were blown off,
Volunteer firemen from Cedar
Grove, Oostburg and Adell suffered
frozen nozes, hands and ears in re-
spending to fire at the home of DR..
and Mrs. John Harmeling at Hing
ham, several miles from Cedar Grove,
and when they reached the scene of
the blaze they found neighbors had
extinguished it.
DIR. w. J. Pearce, Dodgeville, was
his own patient after being severely
burned by an exploding gasoline torch.
He was attempting to thaw some froz-
en- water pipes when the torch ex-
ploded directly over him, throwing the
burning fluid over his head and arms.
He had presence of mind to hold his
breath and beat out the flames. He
then gave himself medical attention.
Grief stricken over fears that she
would lose the custody Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mae Belleniss, 80, shot and
killed Cecilia, Az, at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smalley,
In Niagara. Mrs. Belleniss then turned
! the automatic on herself and sent i've
shots into her abdomen She was
taken to a. hospital at Iron Mountain,
/ Mich, IL miles from Niagara. Her
condition is critical The daughter
was shot three times, one bullet pene-
trating the heart
The entire library Of the late John
i P. Croke of Shullsburg, Wis, has been
presented to Campion college, Prairie
! du Chen. The collection numbers
/ 648 books and includes two sets OF
! st. Thomas Aquinas, a set of Perrone,
several sets Of encyclopedias, sets on
history, literature and science, some
books of the eighteenth century, in
Guiding Father Lucius Ferraris' works,
published in 1882 Another ancient
tome is a volume of Homo Apostolicus
Of st. Alphonsus Liguori, which dates
back to 1859.
Edward Neveaux, Chippewa Indian,
was taken before Judge Risjord of
circuit court and sentenced to three
years in Green Bay reformatory for
assault with intent to do bodily harm
10 John Morrill,, who has been in O.
hospital for more than a week as
result Of beating given him by Ne
yeaux. After Neveaux was taken into
custody on this last charge, it was
discovered by the officers that he was
already under parole from the Green
Bay institution for taking an automo-
bile without the owners consent.
Investigation Of the footing of the
home of David w Holmes, wealthy
GAINESVILLE resident, of $1,000 worth of
goods while he and his family are in
Europe, resulted in recovery of a
stamping machine stolen from a local
garage several weeks ago. Police ar
rested Alger Carey, 16, in whose home
the machine was found. He is held
while police continue their investiga-
tion. None Of the loot from the
Holmes home was recovered. Discoy-
ery of the robbery was made by two
sons upon their return for the holi-
days.
Sixty-four barrels Of alleged moon
shine liquor was poured into a sewer
at Wausau and is now a part of the
Wisconsin river. The contraband was
found when local enforcement officers
searched the home of Stanley Likwarz
IN Wausau. Likwarz waived pre-.
liminary hearing and will have a. trial
In municipal court The officers also
raided the farm home of Theophil
( Pudelko in the town of Kronenwetter
and captured large still in full OPP
Grafton. also fifteen hundred pounds
Of sugar and small amount of al
legged moonshine. Pudelko was ar
rested as were Walter Rose and An
drew Likwarz who we're found on the
premises.
George Carrigan, Beloit, has been
appointed assistant district attorney
by George S. Geffs, GAINESVILLE, who
becomes district attorney of Rock
county Jan. 5, succeeding Stanley G.
Dunwiddie. He succeeds w. s.
Rundell.
After walking from Chiffon, is miles
! a.44 =; .,,h7oro weather an I'M.