Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-08-26

prominent Neenah physician ana sur
geon, who suffered a broken back in an
automobile accident at Neenah about
three months ago. is reported to have
overcome serious kidney complications,
which recently set in, and to be gain
ing in strength at the Oshkosh hospi-
tai, where he is a patient. Though
paralyzed from the waist down, DIR.
Del Narcotics general condition is
now said % be favorable, and he eX-
poets to be taken to his home in Green
Bay within few weeks.
Fond du Lac-FollOwing a high mass
at ST. Agnes convent, Fond du Lac,
twenty-six young women, novitiates of
the order, took their final VOWS and
became sisters of the congregation.
The celebrant of the mass was the Rev.
T. ]. Cosgrove, as deacon, with the
Rev. Francis Krull, subdeacon; the
Rev. H. w. Lear was master of cere-
monies and the Rev. NJ Meyer, st.
Louis, preached the sermon.
nine interstate federal roads marked
by the United States government with
a standard design There will be three
north and south routes through the
state, extending to the gulf of Mexico;
four east and west routes, extending
across the state; a northeast and
southwest route, and northwest and
southeast route-nine routes in all.
Kenosha-Joseph CohentinO, who
was recently found guilty of carrying
concealed weapons and fined $50 by
Judge John Slater in municipal court,
has filed suit against Chief of Police
Thad Logan, Kenosha, for recovery
of his revolver, taken away from him
at the time. 1t was announced that
the city would back the police chief
and fight the suit.
Green Bay-COnstruction Of what is
destined to be one of the finest saw
mills in the United States was begun
at Neopit, official center of the Me-
nomonie Indian reservation. The
plants superiority to the usual saw
mill will lie in it's reinforced concrete
construction, the walls as well as the
frame being of this material, and its
rows of continuous windows, which
will make it daylight MILL"
hlilwaukee-The Northwestern Ma
bn,1- Of hos
cred more than 100000 in bonds and
has accounted for all except $12,500 of
the $4,000 worth of securities which
were stolen in the spectacular day
light holdup at the bank last Deem
ber This statement was made by
John G. Reuteman, president Of the
institution.
Green Bay-Green Bay will enter
tain the Wisconsin division Of the
Izaak Walton league, at a two-day
convention, Oct. IA to 10, it has been
announced. This city was selected at
a meeting of the board of directors
held at Milwaukee John NJ McHale,
president Of the local chapter, was
named general chairman.
Stevens Point-The Jackson Milling
Co. grist mill, Stevens Point, a land
mark of early days in central Wiscon-
sin, was destroyed by a spectacular
fire Of unknown origin. Firemen bat
tied the blaze for IL hours, saving
only warehouses and other outbuild-
ings The mill had not been in opera
ton for three years.
Birchwood-Death has claimed in
the last few days six pioneer residents
of Rusk county. The list includes
James w. Barten, Sc, town of Grow
William Ferguson, 20, Ladysmith
Barney Bergstrom. 60, Glen Flora
Eugene Gourdoux, 76, Flambeau; Fred
Ross, IS, town of Grant, and John
Helm, ST., IS, Tony.
nelander-William G. Scott, a
well known Oneida county logging
operator, and Arvid Johnson, both of
Tripoli, were convicted in Municipal
court at Rhinelander of illegally hunt
ing deer.
MadisOn-This city's school budget
for next year will near 9 million dol
lars, Superintendent of Schools Thos.
w. Costing, has announced. This is
an increase of $4,000 over the last
budget
Residents of practically
all of the counties in the state shared
in the S75,7S6 in bountieS for wild ami
mails paid in Wisconsin for the year
ending July 1, according to a report
by the conservation commission.
Oconto-Leonard, the 6-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Meyer, Ocon-
5;oI +ha local hocnitoI