Green Bay Semi-Weekly Gazette from Green Bay, Wisconsin • Page 2

is is 0.8 80 TWO THE GREEN BAY SEMI-WEEKLY GAZTTTEWEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1907 SUPERIOR PRIEST VATICAN APPOINTEE Rev. Fardy Becomes Member of the Pope's Household -Notice Is Public. Young Farmer Places Obstruction on Track While Drunk--Madison Floater Was Murdered--Other Items from State Exchanges. Superior, Sept. Rev.

Father Walter Fardy, vicar general of the Superior diocese, has been apa pointed by Pope Plus as prelate the pontifical household. fire appointment came in parchment form to Bishop Schinner of the diocese and was read before Father Fardy and a nunber of assembled priests of the diocese yesterday. The appointment is signed by Cardinal Merry Del Vai, papal secretary of state. Summer Hotel at Neenah. Neenah, Wis, Sept.

26 ---4 deal W25 consummated here yesterday afternoon that will put Neenah on the map. The Malchow estate was sold to Neo. nah, Menasha ard. Oshkosh capitalists. It consists of 25 acres on the west shore of Lake Winnebago in this city.

The new owners will expend $50,000 in big summer resort, the one between Appleton and Oshkosh. A hotel 40 by 130 feet, two stories and a dozen cottages will be built. Surveyors are at work now platting the grounds. Vaudeville and all summer resort features will be provided. Tried Train Wrecking; Fined.

Madison, Sept. Hart of Westport, a young farmer who while drunk placed some barrels on the Northwestern track, endangering the lives and property on the Northwestern limited train, was fined $100 by Judge Donovan. The young man said he could not account for his action, other than because he was drunk. Floater Was Murdered. Madison, Sept.

body of Henry Tichlofen of Evanston was yesterday shipped to Burlington for burial. The search for his murderers continues. The dead man was found floating in Lake Waubesa July 30 and was identified Sunday by his brother. It transpires that the man left Evanston to camp near here with two companions, who are not to be located here now. He had nearly $600 and other valuables on his person when he left Evanston.

Manitowoc Man Dies: Brother Held. Manitowoc, Sept. the sudden death of George Vnuk, who dropped on the street, John Vnuk, a brother, was arrested by the police. Both men are said to SAVE YOUR TEETH Good teeth and good health are closely related. Without the one the other is impossible.

If the food is not properly masticated and ground up before it goes into the stomach, the stomach is called upon to do double duty, and it is only a question of a short time until the dreaded dyspepsia makes its appearance. Then the man goes to his doctor with the statement that his "stomach has gone back on him." His stomach has done nothing of the kind. It is the teeth that has gone back on him. Now if you are in the predicament of having tooth ble of any kind, call and let me make you an estimate. It will cost you nothing.

Fillin's 50c and up. Crowns and Bridge Work $5.00 RICH Dentist Opposite Bur's Grocery. have been under the influence of 11- quor. Sparta Gets Tax Review. Sparta, Sept.

Attorney Teasdale received notice from the state tax commission that they had ordered a review of equalization made by the county board of Monroe county for 1906. This is a victory for the city of Sparta, which considered itself wronged by the equalization made that year and appealed to the tax commission. It is the first appeal which has been granted by the state tax commission since it was made a part of the duties of that body by the legislature of 1905. Commissioners Delayed. Superior, Sept.

members of the inland waterways commission did not arrive here in time to be received by the Commercial clubs of Superior and Duluth last night. The steamer Thomas F. Cole, on which they are coming, locked through the Soo at 4:30 Tuesday night and did not make port until midnight. LAD LOSES LIFE AS HE CROSSES TRACK Four Year Old Boy at Jeffeson Fair Run Down by Horse. Would Be Murderer Gets Off with a Fine at La Crosse- a Entertains Catholics Sunday- ther Items Clipped from State Papers.

Jefferson, Sept. crossing the track with his mother at the Jefferson county fair before the races yesterday afternoon, Harlie, the 4-year-old son of William Prust of Johnson Creek, was run down by a horse, sustaining injuries from which he died a few minutes later. The mother narrowly escaped being run down also. Fine Would Be Stayer. La Crosse, Sept.

Goidon of Milwaukee, charged with the attempted murder of John Smith in a dispute over cards two weeks ago, came into court for sentence yesterday. Goldon pleaded guilty, but it was stated in his behalf by the district attorney, that he had heretofore been an orderly citizen. The court was also informed that Goidon's wife WaS critically ill and that to commit him to prison might serious to her case. The court him of? with a prove, fine of $250. Catholics at Kaukauna.

Kaukauna, Sept. local Catholic societies are making extensive arrangements for the int ty meeting of the Federation of Catholic societies of the counties of Outagamie, Brown, Waupaca and Winebago which will be held in this city Sunday. Nearly two thousand visitors are expected. They be met at the trains and interurbel cars and will be escorted to St. M.y's church, where the metings will be held.

Mania for Speeding. Beloit, Sept. stranger by the name of Harry Holton jumped into the touring car of E. D. Bullock, left standing in front of the latter's office, and tried to get away with it.

He showed unfamiliarity with the car, he could not get the clutch in, and as when finally he managed to get it started was easily pursued. Holton dashed up Grand avenue and ran into an 1 open sewer ditch, where he jumped from the car and escaped. A fee moments later he jumpetd into C. T. Smith's runabout and started away with it at a breakneck speed, but collided with the carriage of S.

W. Morgan and fled, leaving the car in the wreck. Rock Through Roof. Waukesha, Sept. in district school No.

3, east of this city, narrowly escaped death when a large rock thrown in the air by a blast at the quarry of the Waukesha Lime and Stone company, near by, plunged through the roof of the schoolhouse and struck the floor only a few feet distant from a group of children. Will Oppose Franchise. Janesville, Sept. application of the Southern Wisconsin Railway company for a franchise to build an interurban line between Madison and Stoughton wiil be opposed by Janesville. The Janesville council and ten prominent citizens are to formulate plans for the protection of Janesville's interest before comthe railroad mission at the hearing Oct.

1. Should the franchise be granted to Mr. Montgomery, who is the Southern Wisconsin Railway it will mean that the proposed road between Janesville and Madison will have to be abandoned. ROCKLAND HAPPENINGS Rockland, Sept. J.

Lasee returned home from Coleman Winifred Hoban 1 returned to her home at Minneapolis on Monday. She was accompanied by Miss Bid Dillon visited at Green Bay last -Sylvester Grant of Appleton visited Joseph Ley Saturday and -Miss Flossie Hobbins visiting her sister at Du-Miss Hattie Michand of Green Bay visiting relatives out here.Miss Leona and Oscar Tetzloff spent Sunday at Forest Junction. Rose Dillon visited at Green Bay Quinn is visiting friends aronnd -Miss Josie Ryan spent last week at Appleton. SOO ROAD WINS ITS FIGHT AT SUPERIOR Can Enter Northern City in Competition with Its Two Rivals. Winnebago County Poor Farm Completed-Horses Shy at Camera with Fatal Effect--Other Items Clipped from State Papers.

Madison, Sept. a result of the decision of the railway commission the "Soo" road will enter the city of Superior. The commission granted that railway 1 a certificate of public convenience and necessity and the road has won its fight over its great rivals, the Great Northern and Northern Pacific, who have fought the case for weeks before the railway board. The "Soo" will now make its fight before the Minnesota commission for entrance into Duluth and then it is believed that the line will be extended into the Mesaba iron country. Winnebago's New Poor Farm.

Neenah, Sept. county's committee on poor, which had in charge the building of the new poorhouse, met and reviewed the plans and specifications and found that the building was complete and that the contractor had followed the specifications and plans to the letter. All outstanding bills have been settled and the county now has a fine set of buildings at the farm. The appropriation made by the county board for the erection of a poorhouse was expended and it is thought that the amount expended was not more than the appropriation. During the time when the late A.

H. F. Krueger of this city was a trustee of the county asylum he caused to be set out an orchard of 100 apple trees and this year the trees, although still young, bore 500 bushels of apples, an average of five bushels to a tree. This means a saving of at leat $500 to the county, as well as a source of enjoyment to the inmates of the county buildings. Badger Cartoonist Dead.

Kenosha, Sept. Gresinger aged 40 years, formerly a cartoonist on the Toledo Blade, Boston Globe, Atlanta Constitution and other metropolitan papers, died at the Pennoyer sanitarium here after a long illness from paresis. Horses Shy of Camera. Hudson, Sept. being posed for a photograph, a team of trotting horses, owned by Sheriff Hall of Pierce county, became frightened when the photographer threw his hood over the camera and ran away, jumping over the ledge of an abandoned quarry in their flight.

One horse was instantly killed, but the other was uninjured. Quake Reunites Pair. Appleton, Sept. romance that began in early childhood culminated here in the marriage of Miss Laura L. Pynn of this city to Edgar M.

Inman of San Francisco. The young people were childhood playmates, but were later separated, Mr. Inman's parents moving to La Valle, and later he went to San Francisco. The young people met again in a park where both took refuge after the earthquake in San Francisco, their old freindship was renewed and the wedding today has followed. Young Man Electrocuted.

Richland Center, Sept. Bruce Kirkpatrick of this city was killed instantly by coming in contact with an electric light wire at the home of his father. The young man attempted to turn on an electric light in a bathroom when he received the fatal shock. Make Saengerfest Plans. La Crosse, Sept.

local and general officers of the German Northwest Saengerbund will hold a meeting in La Crosse Sunday afternoon. at which further arrangements will be made for the biennial saengerfeat here next season. BELLEVUE SHORT NOTES Bellevue, Sept. the 6-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.

Moses Martell, died at their home in Bellevue last Wednesday evening. Funeral services were held Friday at St. John's church at 9 o'clock and from there the remains were taken to Allouez cemetery. -Cornelius Giesbers was pleasantly surprised last Friday in honor of his 83rd birthday. The afternoon and evening were spent in playing and Mrs.

Fred Van Pee are rejoicing over the arrival of a baby Kate Linssen, who recently was operated upon at St. Vincent's hospital for appendicitis, is recovering rapidly and will be able to leave the hospital in a short Bellevue ball team defeated the Prebles Sunday by a score of 10 to 2. ITEMS FROM ASKEATON Askeaton, Sept. congregation of St. Patrick's church has secured the lot for the location of the new church of Ed Wall and forwarded the necessary papers to Madison for incorporation and expect to build the basement this fall, completing the church early next summer.

Rev. DilIon has the entire amount raised by popular subscription and everything looks bright for the new building.The rains of the past week be of great benefit to the pastures and the weather will help the corn crop Finerty with his crew of men is erecting a barn for L. J. Fox and Dan Summers were Green Bay and De Pere Merchandise OF THE HOUR Fall and Winter Suits and Overcoats. Under.

wear, Hosiery, Hats. Gaps, Gloves and Mittens, Shoes for Everybody BANKRUPT SALE PRICES This is a great opportunity for economical shoppers. Stock is quite complete, good selections can be made at the greatest money saving event of the year. Che Entire Stock is being Sacrificed Price, cost and values are absolutely ignored in this Great Bankrupt Sale. THE HUB CLOTHING HOUSE S.

W. COR. OF MAIN AND ADAMS STREETS THE PLAGE OF GREEN BAY'S GREATEST BARGAIN GENTER Look for visitors George Dillon was a visitor at Sheboygan last Finerty will dispose of his property here and move to California for the benefit of his health.Miss Ella Shannon and brother James attended the funeral of a relative at Chilton -Dr. H. P.

Rhode of Green Bay was a professional callhere the past Keefe of er Rockland has his threshing outfit at work in this vicinity at and Mrs. M. Kelly report a thirteen pound boy at their place. -M. Lee of of Pere spent Sunday a guest friends Dan Summers will dispose of his farm and personal property at auction soon and will move to Racine, where he has secured a position with the J.

C. Case Dillon of Toledo, 0., was a guest of his brother, Rev. George Dillon, and his sister, Mrs. Bateman, over Sunday. His daughter, Miss Cecil, who was visiting here, accompanied him MILLS CENTER DOINGS Mills Center Sept.

Doran, an old settler of this place, died at a hospital in Green Bay Tuesday. He was only ill a few days. The funeral was held at the Flintville Catholic church Friday morning. Mr. Doran was well known and much respected by everyone.

He is survived by a widow and one daughter, Mrs. Thomas Kane of Kunesh, and a son, Andrew, who is in Canada at present -Mrs. Kate Meetz and Mrs. Helen Horn have gone to Michigan, the Large to visit her sister, Mrs. Lizzie and Mrs.

A. W. Streckenbach went to Amberg this week on H. Davis has gone to the soldiers' -Gordie Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Warner Wilson, has been quite ill but is reported better -Mrs. Frank Chase returned to her home at Amberg Friday Charles Warner and Miss Minnie Streckenbach of Green Bay spent Saturday and Sunday with their parents Hattie Buckman is staying in Green Bay at present.Mrs. B. Hubbard has had her barns, sheds and other farm buildings newly and Mrs. Robert Monroe of Green Bay called on friends here last Sunday.

LAWRENCE HAPPENINGS Lawrence, Sept. -Israel Boyea's baby is seriously Diedrich of Green Bay has rented the John Desmond farm of 80 acres. He and his family moved on the place last week. C. J.

Chosa has given up the idea of moving to Little Harbor, and has "called off" the auction on his farm which was to take place Wednesday of this week. He and his family will remain on the farm.Chas, Fleck talks of renting his farm and moving to Duaime of Suring, Oconto county, offers his 46 acre farm in this town for Garceau of Kimberly has rented the Girard farm, Mrs. Girard will move to De light frost Sunday morning did some damage to garden, truck and to corn. -Threshing is pret- Signs on the ty well "whipped Quatsoe has rented his father's farm -Peter Minten and children visited at Green Bay Sunday. ROCKLAND HAPPENINGS Rockland, Sept.

Geo. Smith returned home from Milwaukee Wednesday after spending three weeks -Miss Vivian Hibbard spent Saturday and Sunday with the Misses Golden at West Edna Daley returned to Green Bay Monday after visiting her parents out Murphy who spent the last three weeks here, returned to his home at Sturgeon Bay, Misses Anna Cashman and Rose Dillon spent Sunday at Morrison -The Misses Eleanor or Conley of Green Bay, Grace Carpenter of De Pere and Celia Vander Muss of Seymour visited Miss Margaret Ley Con 0'Keefe attended the funeral of her cousin at Green Bay Wednesday. HICKORY HAPPENINGS Hickory, Sept. Eloyt was a visitor in Oconto Falls Saturday and Hickory school opened Monday with Miss lie Mills a8 Quigly who was employed on the Maple Grove farm by the owner, Wm. Duaime has returned to his home in De Pere.

-August Trudeau of this town captured first premium for his draft stalion Mambornet at the Oconto fair. -Dave Carrie shipped a carload of Building hogs and cattle, Tates and family are preparing to move to Bounnen of Little River and Miss Kate Hoyte were married Wednesday, Sept. 18, at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hoyte.

PENSAUKEE PARAGRAPHS Pensaukee, Sept. Hubert Alberts, Mrs. Peter Longrie and Mrs. Ed Spremart of Oconto visited with H. J.

Francart last John Deadlore of Oconto is visiting Mrs. Albert McGovern visited friends at Oconto Sunday.Wm. Topel is the guest of his brother, A. K. a number of our people attended the fair at Oconto.Mr.

and Mrs. Xavier Veragan and family visited at Stiles Libbie Longrie and Mayme Spremare visited May Francart Sunday returning Monday. SHIRLEY SHORT NOTES Shirley, Sept. Mary Riley has moved to De and Mrs. Tom Anderson and Mr.

and Mrs. Knute Anderson have returned home after a visit with relatives at Ole Helgeson and Mrs. Knute Haaver of Valders, are visiting friends and relatives here at the present Stroy of Hollandtown was a business caller here Thronson and son Peter were called to Valders, recently on satount of the illness of a Ole Larson, has started out cutting feed and wood for farmers with his gasoline outfit..