Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-06-03


arranging the program. Hundreds of
former residents are expected for the
occasion.
Madison-Part-time jobs for $40 stu
dents, including 200 men and 40 wo-
men, have been arranged by the Off
cial student employment bureau of the
University of Wisconsin, since it was
established earlier this semester under
the direction of Miss Alice V. Kind.
All kinds of work from manual labor
to tutoring are included Washing
dishes, driving cars, taking care of
children, office work, homework and
craftsmanship are some of the kinds
of work available
Fond du Lac-Free tourist camp
sites in Wisconsin are becoming
thing of the past, as indicated in a
tour Of the camping grounds If approx
imately 200 miles along Highway 10.
Tourists who heretofore have been ac-
customed to getting everything free
must pay for privileges hereafter, be-
cause tin can tourists have violated all
camping ethics and made themselves
public nuisances.
So
Appleton-A chair of theory and
composition in music will be added to
Lawrence conservatory of music with
the opening of the 1925-1926 school
year next September, it has been an
nounced Cyrus Daniel an Organist
and choirmaster at Evanston, H., has
been selected to teach the new courses.
Mr.. Daniel is a composer of distinc-
ton and has several years experience
as a teacher in Conservatives.
Beaver Dam-Six councils partici-
pated in the joint initiation held at
Beaver Dam by the Knights of Column
bus when a large class of candidates
was initiated. Watertown, Waterloo,
Columbus, Jefferson and OconomowOc
councils joined with Beaver Dam in
putting on the initiation. Father Ma
honey, WATERFOWL, was the principal
speaker at the banquet
BeIoit-BTrs. II. T. Morris, state
president of the Woman's Relief corps
in 1909, former judge advocate gener-
al Of the United States Spanish War
Veterans auxiliary and a leader in
other clubs, patriotic and church ac
tivities, died at her home in Beloit,
following a paralytic stroke. She was
born in 1855 in Randolph county, In
diana, and had lived in Beloit 81 years.
New Lisbon - Peter HoIlinshead,
New Lisbon, veteran conductor on the
Milwaukee road, has just celebrated
his eightieth birthday. He is still in
active service and is one of the Oldest
conductors in the United States. Mr..
Hollinshead, who has charge of a train
on the Wisconsin valley division has
railroad career of G7 years.
NIiIwaukee-Win G. Hood former
president of the Racine National bank,
who was sentenced to four years IN
Leavenworth penitentiary for violating
national banking laws, was ready to
go to prison when notice was received
from Washington asking that no more
prisoners from the Wisconsin district
be sent to Leavenworth.
Beloit-T Thomas Martinez, who
pleaded guilty to driving an automo-
bile while intoxicated, will be the first
prisoner to work on Rock county's
newly established rock pile near James
Vile Martinez was sentenced to thir-
ty days at hard labor.
misunderstanding the police depart
ment's car is the latest in automobile
thefts to be reported in Ashland. The
car parked outside of headquarters,
was seen departing by patrOlman.
Later the sheriff Of Iron county said
he had picked up two men with the
car, but that the men had escaped.
St4nley-Several wild deer were OBJ
served mingling among the cattle OF
the Big Four Canning Co., at the lat
ter's big farm on the northern out
skirts of Stanley. 1t is thought that
they we're attracted by the cattle and
stayed among the herd during most OF
the day.
Fond du Lac-Sheriff A. A. Briggs
was ARRESTED" by Mayor r. D.
Haentze of Fond du Lac and ordered
to report to the police station on al
charge of violating a city ordinance
in driving on an arterial highway with.
out making the required stop.