Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-12-02

and over One-third of the entire col
lege, earn their own expenses, either
> IN part or all Duffee finds, from
census, that students can attend the
college for $500 a year with careful
management.
Kenosha-With but four of the orig
inal 232 remaining, Kenosha's post of
the Crane Army of the Republic is
now but a remnant All are now over
50, and with bent backs, wrinkled
brows, and burdened shoulders they
have gone to the Kenosha post of the
American Legion TO ask the Legion
naires to take over the sacred trust
of continuing to'mark the old soldiers
graves in the KenOsha cemeteries on
Memorial day The request was made
by Theodore Boyington, commander Of
Fred $. Lowell post.
anesyille-Joseph Ryan and Will
liam Merton, GAINESVILLE, highway en-
ployes are calling themselves lucky.
car on a GAINESVILLE street, Ryan failed
to make a turn. The car hit the curb,
sailed several feet in the air and
crashed down a 30-foot bank. The
front of the car hit a tree and the
machine reversed ends, landing upside
down Ryan escaped with a blackened
eye and bruised knee, while Merton
did not have a scratch
Madison-School teachers of Wis
consin and other neighboring states
are being fleeced by fraudulent in
surance agent who is writing a teach
ers' accident policy, according to a
statement by W. Stanley Smith, state
Insurance commissioner. The National
Life Insurance Co., whose blanks the
agent is said to be using and the in
surance commissioner are making
every effort to apprehend the operator.
Pound-Prisoners at the county
workhouse will have a chance to make
Marinette county beautiful next sum
mer. At the annual session of the
county board, 65 acres of timbered
land long the Menominee river was
purchased. The tract will be CON
verified into a public park after the
brush is cleared away. the improve
ments being made by the workhouse
crews.
Rhinelander-Whil confined in the
Eagle River Jail awaiting commitment
TO the Winnebago asylum, Frank Sail
men, husky woodsman, attempted to
wreck the building. He succeeded in
demolishing all the windows within
reach and tearing out the plumbing
fixtures before officials could subdue
him.
Monroe-Monroe's unit of the Wo-
mems Relief corps, with $50 members.
Is the largest I'm the state, it was an
nounced at Monroe following mspec-
ton Of the group by Miss Mittie
Brownless, East Troy, department
president Beloit is second with 300
members
Eau Claire--A three-day golden iubi-
lee of the founding of the Sacred
Heart church was held at Eau Claire.
Father Kremer, vicargeneral of the
La Crosse diocese, celebrated pontifi-
cal high mass. All IS of the charter
members of the congregation are here
for the ceremonies.
Fond du Lac-The special commit
tee appointed by the county board a
year ago to investigate conditions at
the Fond du Lac county asylum viii
hold its first formal court session"
Dec. 9, Ferd Hill, chairman, has an
nounced The session will probably
be private.
Chelsea-Lockjaw caused the death
of Bernard Relnolt, Is, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Nj. Reinolt of Chelsea. The case
resulted from an injury received in the
explosion of a blank cartridge.
Superior-HanS Tendrup. Balsam
lake, convicted by jury in Polk coun-
ty Circuit court of murder in the first
degree for the Staying of his sweet
heart, Elsie Jensen, was sentenced TO
life Imprisonment at Waupun by Judge
w. Ii. Foley
Crandou-According to Herbert
Pearson, receiver, the first dividend Of
tie defunct First National bank Of
Crandun is now being paid to all credi-
tors of the Institution who had claims