The Rhinelander Daily News from Rhinelander, Wisconsin • Page 5

DECEMBER 4, TUB DAILY NEWS mss 11 iij.j,_ 4. jhinlor Choir practice, 4:16 p. loh Ev. Lutheran church. Methodist Episcopal Ladles' Aid, 2:30., church parlors.

Congregational Ladies' 'Aid, 2:30 Congregational church p'ar- lors. First Baptist Ladles' Aid, 2:30 p. First Baptist church. St. Augustine's Guild luncheon tnd meeting, 1 p.

Guild hall. Mrs. P. E. Kabel, chairman.

Mabel chapter, Order of Eastern Star, meeting and election of officers, 8 p. Masonic Tertiple. Sons of Norway, luteflsk and lefse mpper, 6 p. p. Odd Fellow's hall.

Ladles' Aid of the Zion Ev. Luthran church, 2:30 church par- ors. Pelican Woman's club, 2 p. it the home of Mrs. Charles Decan- er, town of Pelican.

Freida llossey, associate hostess. Thursday, Dec, 8. Ofrlstmas sale of public supper, A.Q 8 p. Zion EJv. Lutheran Smirch, Kitchen sale, 2:30 p.

sponsored the Betty Alden society, Congre- rational church. Royal Neighbors of America, 8 election of officers, Odd Fel- ows' hall. Immanuel Lutheran" Ladies' Aid, :30 p. at the home of Mrs. Aired Peterson, 515 Messer street.

Mission of the Trinity Lutheran 2:30 p. the home of ilr. and Henry Lee, North Itevens street, Walther league supper, 5 p. p. Zion Ev.

Lutheran church. Friday, Dec. ff. Prlscilla society, p. Congre- ational church parlors.

Christmas sale, Zlon Kv, Lutheran hurch. Rhinelander Grange, 8 p. lowe's West side community hall. Snowflake Rebekah lodge, 8 p. )dd Fellows' hall.

Saturday, Dec. T. and Shop department store 1 p. Methodist Episcopal Bethany Girls Christmas sale, 9 Daniels building, South Stevns street. ETHEL Business Meeting.

St. Augustine's Guild will regular business meeting and mcheon at 1 o'clock this afternoon i the Guild hall. Mrs. P. E.

Kabel chairman of the- affair. Dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Danielson ave issued invitations for a 6 o'clock nner and bridge at their home, hursday evening, Dec.

5. Covers ill be laid for 16 guests. Morrison-Mclntosh. Mr. and Mrs.

William Morrison an- ounce the marriage of their daugh- ir. Miss Inez B. Morrison, to JT. Mclntosh, son of Mr. and rs.

G. L. Mclntosh, of Iowa City, i Saturday, Nov. 30,, at Chicago. r.

and Mrs. Mclntosh will be at home, 1963 Wrigley avenue, after Dec. 15. Personals Letter Box (Under this head will be published communications of reason- length from readers, provided their names be Kiven, not neces- narily 'for publication, but as evi- League Supper. The Walther league 'of the Zion v.

Lutheran church Will serve a ibllc supper Thursday evening, ec. 5, In the basement of the church im 5 o'clock until 8 The iblic is also invited to visit 'the dis- ay of Christmas gifts placed on at the Christmas bazaar held on liursday and Meets' Today. The Ladies' Aid of the Zion Ev. utheran church will meet this af- rnoon at 2:30 o'clock. The society 111 continue In the study of the life Dr.

Martin Luther. Sowing Club Meets. Mrs. Louis hostess for Kcbekah Sewing 1 club meeting id spciul afternoo.i held in the club oms of the Odd Fellows' hall afternoon. Entertains.

Mrs. P. K. Lawrence entertained Tuenday Sowing 1 club at her me yesterday afternoon. At 4:30 jlock refreshments were served to rs.

Ben Thompson, Mrs, Edward lompson, Mrs. Harry Anderson, rs. Willis Cole, Mrs. John Hall and rs. Harris Lambert.

Mrs. Fred and Mrs. Lylo West, of were out-of-town guests. THE TAX SITUATION Editor, The News: We agree with The Daily News that the trouble with Oneida and other northern, counties Is the wide variation in assessing-. It is only necessary to compare one's tax receipts of 1918 to 1921 with the tax receipts 1927 to 1929 to find that at this time we are paying approximately 150 per cent more taxes on the same property.

Also, in comparing the dolinauent tax list for the period, we find that there was very little if any delinquent tax up to 1921, whereas from 1927 to 1929' nearly one half the acreage in the county is delinquent. In 1920 there was a ready market for real estate whereas in 1929 real estate can't find a market at any, price. I It is easy enough to see the rea-j son for this condition. The inflated valuation and rates created to finance the expansion of a public 1 building program, which encouraged extravagance in the expenditure of public funds to tho extent that if the owners of the cheaper grades of land paid the tax rates on the inflated assessments for five years they will have paid the commonwealth more money than what their lands will sell for. This county and other counties in the cutover timber land area will eventually become bankrupt unless they change their present policy.

Instead of raising- valuations year after year, lower values so that property owners can afford to pay their taxes. No citizen wants to let property go delinquent and eventually have his title cancelled, providing he can retain the title without paying more money than what it will sell for and the county will be off with half a loaf than none. It might, be well for the' northern counties to copy methods employed in some of the southern counties, wlrisrc oiY May 1, 1920, F. A. Taylor, supervisor of assessments for Rock county, recommended a cut of approximately in the assessed j-alue of farm land in Rock! county following- a series of me'et.

ings throughout the Respectfully, A. W. CONNORS. Three Lakes, Wis. "A in next Sunday's rotogravure is worth two in the solemn scrolls McCormick.

WARDENS CONFISCATE 1,500 MUSKRAT PELTS RICE LAKE, Dec. 3 (By A. game wardens confiscated more than 1,500 muskrat. pelts in Rice Lake and Spooner in the past few days and seven men have been convicted of law violations. The men convicted and the fines they paid were: Harry Widdes, $65; Edward Rabie, Michael Poths and Joseph Becker, $50; Charles Evitch, Birchwood, $50.

V. Scobie, and Lester Hubbard Marvin Fultoti hafi returned to hef homo In Merrill after visiting with her daughter, Mrs. V. Krout, the last week. MIsS Beatrice Hanson leaves to- nigfjt for Milwaukee, where she will receive medical treatment.

She will be accompanied by her mother, Mrs. George it. Hanson. Mr. and Mrs.

Angus McPhee were visitors in Mercer yesterday, Frank Parsons and family leave today for Appleton, where they will spend tho winter. MISs Klizabeth Brtggfl has returned to iron Mountain, after spending tho holidays here with her parents, Mr. and Mra. Archie Brlgga. Miss Loretta Delton left yesterday for Minneapolis, where she will spend tho Winter.

Mr. and Mrs, Richard Collier have returned to their home tn Hurley, after Visiting with their daughter, MlsS i Louise Collier. John Relherr has returned to Iron River, after spending several days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Rccha.

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Carrlgan and.daughter, Marie, leave this morning for Miami, where they will spend- the winter. Miss Ruth Pellls is visiting with friends in Tomahawk this week, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Dusky and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Armstrong! leave tonight for Minneapolis, where they visit with Mr. and' Mrs. Patrick J.

Houseman until the middle week. Miss Marion Tome, of Ashland, is spending the week with Miss Har riet Rogers. Miss Catherine Brusher returned to her home In Hay ward yesterday after spending several days here with friends. She was accompanied home by Miss Stena Anderson who will spend remainder of the week at the Brusher home. Mr.

and Mrs. George Blaeslng and daughter leave tomorrow for Milwaukee, where they will make an extended visit wtlh Mr. Blaesing's- parents. Miss Ruth Halverson has returned from a two weeks' vacation with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Halverson, Grantsburg. THE AVENGING PARROT BY ANNE AUSTIN ftftd Alfred Houg fffotored to Ifdrt- Wttotl Wednesday oft business. Prof. Grnndy motofed to New Loft- FAOK8 Crlstenfert, Mafold fftftfc Miner and orat perron, ef Mftfisnlaco, and Hygrottd, df Go- doft to spend' his thanksgiving Station, attended the cation. K-HvfnK dance at Ramaay fhttrirday Mlsa Tviongr, Who teaches school evening.

at Presqun isle, left for lydin Spencer, of Crandon, was and er to spend the week-end Caller hero Wednesday. Cotlmicd From Pape 4 hottSe, crossed the driveway et lo mu rue weeK-ena. climbed to tho second, story of the Harold lialsmidef, camp clerk at i Sullivan, of Ironwood, house by means of the rose trellis on the west side of the porch. And although you are not a heavy man your Weight hroke one of the little slata In the trellK soe h'y your thoms of the climb- Inff rose scratched you rather badly." The prisoner gaxed ntupldly at the ragged but almost healed scratch which zigzagged across the back of his right hand, But still ho did not speak. "You had already possassed yourself of 'Dusty' Rhodes' old tweed business caller hern Wednesday.

Bonlfan Oorman sawmill is throe extra quarters each week besides regular 10 hour tho Bonlfas Oorman Lumber company camp, spent Sunday with hl3 parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. E.

Bat- smlder, Mrs. Al Flynn, who is receiving, run each medical attention at the Ashland Eland and Miss Margaret Hunt, Oonnral hospital, Is somewhat Im- Hurley, visited friends and rela- proved. i tlvea nerc Thursday. Hatikln Hovde left for- his home! and Mrs Robert Eesley left in Kaukauna. for Merrill where they will visit Mr.

and Mrs. J. tf. Carlln left for, wl th Lesleys parents. Florida to spend the winter.

Mra John and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ow6rts, of Allfce and sons Arvld of Marenlsco, spent Thahksgiv- Ironwood, Spent Sunday at the Fred Ing here at the home of their dauph- jYoJurtpfer home. ter, Mrs. Hrlghtsman.

The Misses Kvefyn and lola Knabd LaUe eV)lc Ben Moore, who is employed at home to spend cap, and you 'wore wearing- It when anrt Helen Balsmider spent Monday the week-end with his family. you entered Mrs. Hoparth's room! evening at the Bonifas bungalow at' Ml and Mrs Axel and and killed her. No, wait!" he What this country needs is a flock of robots to do service in dentlst'Vs chairs. "Beauty is the flower of abundant Jeritza, PAINLESS EXTRACTION 1 50 Tooth It'llt Hurts, Don't Psiy Us) Prices Reasonable Dr.

C. J. Nystrum DENTAL CLINIC Over Goldstone's East Win. Ave. PATENTS OFFICE AVaalilnEton D.

C. FEELING BETTER THAN IN 3 YEARS; KONJOLA DID IT' Mucatine Man Tells How New and Different Medicine Relieved Stubborn Stomach Trouble. PUBLIC SUPPER Zion Lutheran Church Thursday from 5 to 8 p. m. Come Early and Take in the CHRISTMAS SALE In Basement of Church on Thursday and Friday O.

K. S. Meets. An Important business meeting' of abel cliaplcr, Order of Eastern Star be helfl in Ihe Masonic Temple at 8 o'clock. Officers for the mint? year will be elected.

Refresh- jnts will be served. Aid to Meet. The Immanuel Ladles will meet Thurs.i!iy afternoon tin; homo of Mr. unu Mrs. Alfred terson, 515 Messer street.

Mrs. R. Bricn and Mrs. L. Hendrickson I 11 be Ihe hostesses.

Mission dues subscriptions for the mission inys will also be received'. For Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wai enter- incd with two tables of ,500 at their me Monday evening- in-honor of Wai's mother, Mrs.

Ferdinand of Berlin. Mr. and Mrs. Oarl held high score and Mrs. ise and George HarloWe consola- -n.

At 11 o'clock a chop suey. sup- served. Lutefisk and Lefse SUPPER Also Ham Served By the Sons of Norway Wednesday, Dec. 4 5 to 8 P. M.

OPD FELLOWS' HALL TICKETS MR. I'- W. MAHEH "Konjola gave me wonderful re- bults," saW Mr. 4'-. W.

Maher, 70'J Pine street, Muscutine. "After suffering' for two years from gas on my stomach I hud very little ambition to I work ut my trade as a carpenter. I Iliad no appetite and could not sleep; I well. I suffered severely with head-' laches and intense stomach pains! caused by gas. Nothing- seemed to; with me or relieve my suffer-, ing.

1 "But I got the relief I wanted when I gave Konjola a trial. Quickly I be- p.an to feel better, and now 1 am feeling better than in three years, and it! is all due to this new medicine. I am not bothered with gas on my stomach, and am free of headaches. I have the highest praise for Konjola, for it certainly has earned ipy gratitude. It is indeed a master medicine." Konjola is sold in Hhinelander at Koppa's drug' store, and by all tho best druggists in all towns throuR-h- I out this entire section.

Adv. $355,000 a Marathon County, Wisconsin Highway Improvement Bonds Dated March 1, 19211 Duo as shown below and semi-annual intercut (March 1 find September 1) payable ut tho ofllce of I ho County Treasurer. Wauaau, Wisconsin. Coupon bonds in domoniivitions of Interest Exempt From Federal Income Taxes FINANCIAL STATEMENT Actual Value Taxable Property (Estimated) I 27,1 1 5,330 Assessed Valuation, 1928 87,602.998 Total Bonded Debt, including this issue 2,1 7 1,000 Population, 1920 U. S.

Census, 65,259 Population, present estimate, 75,000 Marathon County is one of the rich and highly productive agricultural and manufacturing counties of the State. Wausau, county seat, is the commercial and financial center-of northern and western Wisconsin. Ample transportation facilities are afforded by the Chicago fit North Western; Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific; and Soo Line Railroads. These bonds, legality of which has been approved by Messrs.

Chapman Cutler, Attorneys, Chicago, are direct obligations of the entire county payable from unlimited ad valorem taxes levied on all taxable property therein. Maturities $157,000 due March 1, 1942 $198,000 due March 1, 1943 Prices to yield 4.30% (Accrued interest to be added) Kreutzer and Company Wausau, Wis. Guaranty Company of New York The Minnesota Company Chicago, HI. Minni'apolis, Minu. We do not guarantee the statements and figures contained herein.

but they taken from sources wnich we believe to be reliable. commanded sharply, as Sevler gasped for words. "When yoil left that room by the window you were still wearing the cap, but you had removed If once to Insert one of the parrot's green feathers beneath the lining, so that 'Dusty' Rhodes might be accused of your crime. Keep your seat, Sevler!" he commanded sharply, as the prisoner struggled to his feet. Then, as Sevler snnk back into his chair with strange docility, Dundee Continued: "Dr.

Weeks saw you running away from the Rhodes grounds, down 'the alley, at about) a quarter after 12. Mrs. Hogarth was murdered between 11:45 and la o'clock, Sevler, I think that's all," he concluded quietly. "AH!" Sevicr tried to shout," but the word was a strangled sob In his thraat. His manacled hands tore at his as if to help the words' 'come out.

"All lies! Think you got me framed pretty, don't you? Well I didn't do it! See? It's a pack of "Then why did you run away and hide for three days?" Dundee asked. (To be continued.) Gogeblc lake. son, Jack, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter A number of Winegar people at-' Joost en attended the show at Iron- tended the midnight show at Iron- i unda a wood Saturday night.

I ranK Anderson and Willard La- Mr. Alifua Thomas, of Chicago, beth) of Marenleco, were business visited his father, C. A. Thomas, caller here Wednesday. Wednesday, I Mrs.

R. Shier and Mrs. Isaac Bonifas motored to Ironwood to I "Let us dream. Wo begin with spend the week-end with relatives. dreams, we end with dreams and The Misses Evelyn and lola Knabe' when dreams are no more we shall and Helen Balsmider of this place, be animals Durant.

Winegar A daughter, Lona Marie, was born Nov. 25 to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hlreonymus. Mrs.

Hlreonymus was formerly Miss Ethel Brewer of this place. Ellsworth Sovern, who is attending school at Rhinelander, is visiting his parents during 1 tho Thanksgiving vacation. Mrs. Lloyd Sover, Mrs. John Gaetz The Hasten mtdtl bta food 'capacity of 5 cubic feet.

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