Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-03-12

SAPPSu luS SCdicS III 10 pouhuS'
Two members of the Lawrence Col
lege Glee club and a freshman student
were expelled and five members OF the
glee club suspended by Dean w. 8.
Naylor following an investigation of
drinking among students.
Louis Westphal, son Of the Rev. and
Mrs. w. L. Westphal Of Neenah, who
was taken ill with sleeping sickness
shortly before Christmas while attend
ing Carroll college, Waukesha, where
he Is Junior, is now recovering.
Frank E. Diebert, railroad man, Will
oppose Mayor Martin Georgenson at
the spring primary, 1t was announced
at Manitowoc. For many years Mr..
Diebert has been an engineer on tbs
North Western road. He is past mas
ter of the Manitowoc Masonic lodge.
Mrs. Henry Kohlmeyer, Hillpoint,
was seriously burned about the face
and arms by the spontaneous explo-
sion of gasoline. She had just finished
cleaning dress with the liquid and
was wringing it out preparatory to dry
ing when the explosion occurred.
After it's operation for more than
year, the Sheboygan ordinance requir-
ing automobiles to stop at approaches
to railroad crossings is threatened
with repeal. Aid. Grams has intro
duced repeal ordinance. He says no
body observes the act and that 1t 10
only "burlesque on law"
Wisconsln's law prohibiting divorced
persons from remarrying within one
year after obtaining their freedom does
not apply to Wisconsin residents who
get divorce In another state, Atty.
Gen. Herman L. Ekern held in an
opinion sent to Olive J. Strang, dis
trict attorney of Burnett county.
The delegation of Sheboygan county
dairymen who made a two weeks trip
to Mississippi returned. The men were
loud in their praises Of the southern
state and declared that co-operation
between the farmers of that state and
those Of Sheboygan county bids fair to
open good market for surplus cattle.
A check for $685. 7S1.OS was paid to
State Treasurer Solomon Levitan by
the Northwestern Mutual Life Insur-
ance Co. for the 1924 taxes Of the COM
pany. Henry f. Tyrrell, legislative
counsel for the company, also turned
over check for $4S,5S859 which the
company is paying under protest.
Sister Euphrosine, who more than
20 years ago left her native Germany
to become worker In Catholic hos
pitfalls Of America and who for nearly
that long has been with the st.
Joseph's hospital, Chippewa Falls, has
been picked to go to China soon where
the sisters Of the Order Of st. Francis.
will establish new hospital
A carload Of trout fingerlings will be
shipped to Chippewa Falls from either
the st. Croix or Bayfield, hatcheries for
planting In trout streams Of Chippewa
county this summer, the local chapter
of the Izaak Walton league plans. The
league is also arranging for large
quantity Of bass and croppie for plant
Ing In lakes and creeks of the county.
Forty pupils of Neenah public
schools mainly in the high school,,
were barred from classes for failure to
comply with the recent edict OF the
board of health that they be vacci-
mated against smallpox. They will be-
kept from classes until such time as.
they are either vaccinated or the board
lifts the ban.
Fines of $500 each and terms Of
three months each in the Milwaukee,
house Of correction were imposed by
Judge Perry Miskern, Green Lake, on
Steve and Frank Formiller, who We're
convicted of operating large moon
shine still ON a farm nine miles from
Ripon. The penalties are the heaviest
that have been imposed for a similar
offense in this part Of the state.
The Rev. Father Van Bogart, for the
last eight years pastor Of st. Mary's
church, Marion, and widely known
Catholic clergyman In central Wiscon-
sin, has been transferred to Green Bay,
where he will be pastor OF st.
Mathews church and chaplain and di-
rector of the Mccormick Home for the
Aged The Rev Father Quella, Biz
namwood, has been assigned to the
pastorate Of the Marion church.
More than two hundred attended the
registered Duroc sale held by Walsh
Bros, Beloit Thirty-nine head OF gifts
sold for an average Of $67.5O, with
the top gilt selling to the University
Of Wisconsin for $4,000. ]. M. Fargo,
Madison husbandryman Of the college
swine department, purchased several
head. The offering was one Of the big
gest consignments of Durocs seen in
Wisconsin sale ring in recent years
Forty-four members OF the active
surgical and medical stats Of the Mill
waukee Emergency hospital voted their
designations and served notice that
they would refuse to respond to calls
from the hospital after April l. The
designations carry the provision that
they will be rescinded If the board OF
trustees accedes to the demand that
the power for recommending staff APP
pointments be granted to the medical
and surgical consulting STATS.
Pending an agreement with the con-
tractors, 80 union painters went on
strike at Sheboygan. They have been