The Rhinelander Daily News from Rhinelander, Wisconsin • Page 7

THE RH1NKLANDER (WI3.) DAILY NEWS PAGE Enterprise School Officers Elected. 'he annual school meeting was 1 at the schoolhouse Monday evfi- with a good percentage of the voters present. Herman Schoeneck was elected chairman for the meet- Ing. Reports of the school treasurer ana the auditing committee wero read and approved. Several Important matters were brought up and were discussed at length.

It was voted to hire four teachers for the ensuing year and adding the second year of the high school course, providing the state will approve of such action, there being some question as to whether the library could be fixed and used as a.class room. TFhe advisability of Installing an electric fan to promote better circulation of air and aid In quicker heating of the school building waa discussed but the measure found no favor with the voters. Erwin Guth was re-elected school treasurer for a three year term. William Kunze, Louis Masseronl and Otto Schoeneck were elected to constitute the auditing committee for the ensuing year. The school board was asked to obtain further information regarding the matter of changing from a three room to a four room school.

If possible, a man from the state department will'be present Monday evening, July 28, when an adjourned annual meeting will be held to explain the legal procedure necessary and also advise what the requirements for a first class four room, four teacher school are. It is hoped that all voters -will be present at the adjourned meeting. Mr and Mrs. Gerard and son, Jimmy, of Madison, are guests at the Nicholson home. Mr and Mrs.

Mergandaler and of Milwaukee are spend. Ing their vacation at the Fred Meyers cottage. August Seidol made a'business trio to Pelican Lake. 4- Louis Spencer, of Elcho, was In on business the fore part of i week. A Miss Betty Marquard was guoat of nor at a birthday of her grandparents, Mr.

and Bernard Reich, Monday afternoon. Games, contests and cards furnished much enjoyment for the as sembled guests. Prizes in the con tests were won by Jane.Beyer, Mrs tended the show at Crandon Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs.

Francis Rempert and Mrs. Clara Gorski motore'a to Watersmeet Thursday evening. Mrs. Gol-skl and children remained there to visit relatives. Miss Doris Negley, of Is spending the week at the Casmere Boho home.

Mr. and Mrs. George Stpher ftft'q children visited the P. Short horiie at Argonne. Mrs.

Sherman Rollo motored to Crandon Saturday, twhe.re Bhe shopped. Georgia Southmayde returned from Bayfleld, where sne' visited friends for several weeks. .1 Mr. and Mrs. Victor Patzer and sons, Arlelgh and Keith, of Antlgo, visited the Tony Castonquay family Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Tony motored to Blackwell Sunday. Irvin Patzer left Sunday for An- tlgo, where he will visit her mother, Mrs. Lyda Patzer.

Three Lakes Phelps Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wadlo, of Ely, are visiting at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Edward Wll son. A number of years ago the Wadlos owned the place where the Smoky, lake golf course now Is.

Mrs. Buell Patterson and children are spending the remainder of the summer at Lac Veaux Desert. Miss Lillian Neu left for Irorlwood to spend a few days at the Harold Purdy home. Ted jfkrotskl and son, of Chicago, arrived In Three Lakes to spend their vacation visiting friends here. Percy Morgan, William Hardy, and friend motored to Eagle River to attend band practice.

John Olkowskl returned homo hfter spending a few days away on a short vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Arvld Mode and son, Melvln, of Rhlnelandcr, motored to Three Lakes to visit friends. Mrs.

Offner and children, of Milwaukee, arrived in Three Lakes to spend their vacation at their sum- home on Planting Ground lake. Mrs. C. Chums, of Wauwatosa, arrived to spend tho summer at her summer home on Town Line lake. Our friend Adrian Small is now employed at the Grlswold camp.

He formerly was employed at Pike's resort on Seven Mile lake. L. Aldrldge and Miss Golan left after spending almost two weeks in Blnco Mr. Haynef accepted the Eagle River position. School election wafl held Monday, evening at the school budding.

Roy Cunningham was elected director again. The election was unusually calm for a Three Lakes school election for It generally ends wild and wooly. Lake Tomahawk School Meeting. Twenty voters attended the annual school meeting at Rainbow school Monday evening. George Mcrkel acted as chairman and also reported for the auditing committee.

Orflccrs' reports showed that It cost $2,852 -ro run tho school the past year, and there Is a balance nf over 81,800 on hand, of which is In a sinking fund for future building. Tho meeting voted to have nine months' school, to raise $1,500 by tax for school purposes, -and authorized the board to make neces-. sary repairs on the school house cell- ing and outbuildings, and to fill In the old well. Salaries were fixed at $15 per year for clerk and $10 each at the A. Parsons home lor two weeks.

and Mrs. Rudolph Henning B6n, Charles, of Bowler, spent a few days at the Paul Matz homo. Walter Hennessy, of Chicago, Is spending his two weeks' vacation at Burke's. Mrs. K.

M. Roberts and son, Wit- lard, of Bismark, N. are at their summer homo on Pier lake. The Rev. Nuechterletn, of Boulder, spent a dny recently as guest of Mr, and Mrs.

Paul Matz. Mr. and Mrs. George Fry, of Be- lolt, and Mr. and Mrs, J.

Johns, of Chicago, are spending their vacation on Tomahawk lake at the homo of the Indies' sister, Miss Mildred Flcken. Jennings Argonne Three Lakes preparing the local for di rec tor and, treasurer. Mrs. talent for the presentation of the "Follies." Mr. and Mrs.

M. Davis entertained Irving Stout at a dinner yt their home here. Mr. and Mrs. Deuter, and Mr.

and Mrs. Deuter, and baby, of A. J. Walllser and Rudy Johnson chlcaR are spen i their vacation returned from Minneapolis, where 1 they witnessed the golf tournament. Dr.

and Mrs. A. W. Colberg, of Wakcfleld, are visiting friends in Phelps for a few days. Frank Schaaf, of Milwaukee, is towi Meyer.

Jimmy Gerard Mrs. Tto Lutheran 0m LadieJ' "AW will ine Thursday the members of Freitag, of Chiat the Joseph spending a few days at his home on Lac Veaux Desert. Mr. and Mrs. LeGrande.

Parrish, of Trenton, N. are vacationing at their summer home on Big Sand lake. The C. M. Christiansen company added 10 more men to its' railroad construction crew laying rails from Camp 22 to Camp 23.

Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McCarthy departed for Chicago after spending a month at Rendler cabins at Lac Veaux Desert.

August Oberg displayed beautiful catch' of'trout'out'of the Paint rlvef Monday. Ten fish weighed. 14 pounds. W. R.

Rlley and wife left for a few days' business "trip to Chicago. Dr. and Mrs. J. E.

Hettwer left New York Monday for a six weeks' our of Europe. They will return to 'helps about Sept. 1 to remain until October. At the election for the selection of school director, George Sassblos received 143 votes, William Stolle 88 and John Jaaska 24. John Sullivan, of Milwaukee, left is summer home here to investigate a murder in North CarollnaciHe expects to be gone about two weeks.

Mr. Sullivan was at one time chief of Milwaukee detectives. Now he la chief of police in Kenosha and conducts the Sullivan detective at Milwaukee. Miss Ramona Buss, of Merrill, fa visiting at the Jack Slsley home. at the Whispering Pines resort on Planting Ground lake.

Pete Peterson, of Clearwater Lake, was a Three Lakes business caller. Billy Jacoby, of Chicago, left Three Lakes to go abroad and visit Europe. Bill expects to sail on July 16 and will spend the summer abroad. His absence will be keenly felt as he has many Three Lakes friends. George and Robert Betty, and August ie recently purchased from "Perch and chll- JW.r.

UI1U IVAia. dren were recent AntJgo callers. Carl Berglund has returned to Ml waukee, following a two weeks visit wUh his mother, Mrs. Hulda Larson. William Gerds motored her from Milwaukee for a short visit.

When he returned home ho was accom- panted by his mother sister Elsie, and his son, who have been spend. 11 ing their vacation at the fcmma Gerds cottage on the lake. The Rev. Raymond Haase ana Alfred and Otto Schoeneck, motored to Elcho on business. Mr and Mrs.

Ernest Dutcher and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Solk were here from Jarrish Junction to attend the annual school meeting Monday evening. Hiles and Mrs. Herbert Selmcht and children and Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Far man and daughter visited friends at Elcho Sunday. Oscar Knutzen spent the weeK- end at Rhinelander. Mr and Mrs. Conn Youngquist and children visited the Fred Young qulst family at Phelps Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Otto Gravitter and son, Otto, and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Tromp and son, Jeane, of Rhine lander, visited the Irvtn Gravitter home Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Remper and children. Agnes, Violet and Sonny, visited relatives at Waters meet Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Doane ant son, Elliott, motored to Elcho Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rosner and son, Thomas, were Three Lake callers Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. John Stoehr and son, Jackie, visited the Anton Zem binski home at Three Lakes. Mr. and Mrs.

William Grove and Mrs Bruno Lorene were Rhine lander business callers Saturday. Florence and Marian Morency, STbiee Lakes, are visiting Mr. an Mr Bruno Lorene this week. Mr. and Mrs.

William Grove visit cd friends at Merrill Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Lorene anc Florence and Marian Morency wer Crandon shoppers Monday. Mr.

and Mrs. Irviu Gravitte-r and Armstrong Creek Webber Coffen was elected clerk for one year and R. M. Reed director for full term of three years. Mrs.

Belle Woodzicko, Eugene Cross and L. J. Plxley were elected as audit- Ing committee. The plan of parent transportation, which the past year cost about $410 for 10 pupils, was approved for the coming year. Free text books provided by the district will be continued.

After much discussion, it was voted to allow the 'Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bakcn and daughter, Juno, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chase and children, of Wausau, visited with relatives here Sunday, Mr, and Mrs, Frank McCorckle motored to Shawano Sunday to attend an O.

R. T. meeting. Mr. and Mrs.

Smith and children, Leslie and Maxlne, went to" Elderon to attend some business matters. All the farmers are busy making hay. The hay crop Is reported much shorter than last year. The regular school board meeting was held Monday evening at the town hall. The hall was filled with people who were anxious to see that Hawks Active.

From the sncts that are being heard around here lately one would be led to believe that certain people are not yet. through celebrating the Fourth Of. July. Upon closer investigation, however, we find that 10. 12, and IB-gauge shotguns of the single and double-barreled variety are bolus used, and that all shots are beinp; fired upward at various angles.

All of those shots have been In vain. Either the chicken thief, who works by day, circling, low, and suddenly swooping down upon his prey, has a bullet proof coat of feathers, of the marksmen arc poor marksmen. They generally use number 'rive or six who Is a newcomer, living on Mark Rtockley's place, was low with $59 for the other route. Those who attended the school meeting were: Nick Zelechowskl, Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Mecikalskl, Mr. and Mrs. Al Kultnski, August Mecikal- skl. R. L.

Hooper and hin mother. Mr. and Mrs. William Moistor, Mr. nnd Mrs.

Emil Melster, John Harris, Mr. and Mrs. John Drzewlcckl, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wlldner, Edmond Melstor, Don Stockley, Adolph Wild- tier, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Novak. Sylvia Novak, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gawrohskl, Leonard Ueplnskl, Mr.

nnd Mrs. John PnlubicUl, Mr. nnd Mrs. August Pnlublckl, John Slizow- ski, Peter Palublckl, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Mcclkalski, Joseph Kulinski, Mr. and Mrs. Barker, Arnold Barker, August Pnnka, Martin. Panka. Otto Siercks, Charles Sparks, Frank i Crescent Bernard Amen and Miss Otlvd Clure were quietly married in Inndcr Monday evening.

Jflty 14. They will be at home to their many frlpndn at Robertson cottage, fjOnfe InK-p. A larpe party of friends gather. cd at Bruce Cook's home Wednesday evening nnd motored to the lake and enjoyed a wiener roast and supper given by the groom. Mrs.

James Miss Doro'thy Pickering and Dorothy and Glenn Fuller visited Mrs. W. B. Ames Tuesday. A larRR delegation from thin vicinity are planning on attending the picnic at Scott's Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. John Vlcaux visited Mr. and Mrs. Albert Peterson at seems incffccllve at a distance, There Panka, Mr.

and Mrs. William T'ltts, Cl 0 sccnt lake Sunday is seldom an opportunity for a close E. V. Williams, Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Sunday callers at shot, because have to run Potzoldt, Dave Pctzolrtt, to the house or barn to secure the Wolfgram, John Gclmor, pun, and by that time the hawk Is out of range. The bird makes visits regular as a policeman on a beat. The farms on his "beat" are those of Vladimir Svic, Steve Wojtecki, Ernest Mecikalskl, and August Palublckl. school house to be used for com-1 the school board continue to keep munlty and social affairs, and a fee Prof. Sicgge as band master nnd to of $3 will be charged for parties hire an agriculture teacher again.

which are not strictly community events. Mrs. Paul Matz entertained at a Art Jackson, of Eagle River, and T. Stein, of Clintonvllle, were In Argonne Monday on business. The Bryant baseball team played Mr.

and Mrs. Rompel, Mrs. Victor; honor of her birthday. An elaborate linner party last week Tuesday, in! here Sunday and'defeated our team Buchanan and Mr. and Mrs.

E. M. Davis motored to Eagle River to spend an evening at tho Jack o'Lantern. Mr. and Mrs.

R. C. Barker and Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Helmich were Eagle River visitors.

The Ingles family, of Ohio, arrived in Three Lakes to spend the summer at their cottage here. Mr. and Mrs. Wynbrad and children, of Chicago, arrived in Three Lakes to spend the summer at their cottage on Deer lake. Mrs.

Charles Kempke is entertaining relatives from Chicago at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Hohns are entertaining Milwaukee friends at then- cottage on Virgin lake. meal was provided by the hostess, and served by her efficient daughters in a very pleasing manner.

Mrs. Matz was the recipient of many lovely gifts. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Burke and Ed Angell of this village, P.

R. Laird and family and Walter Hennessy, of Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Henning' of again. The score was 9-5.

A large crowd of Bryant fans accompanied their team here. Jimmy Emerson invited several friends to his home last Wednesday afternoon to help celebrate his ninth birthday. The afternoon spent In playing "games, after which refreshments were served to George Meyer, Mae Baken, Jack Hoover, Bowler, and William Klocs, of Three Joey Novak, Bud Meinecke, Ward Lakes. Kunz, Richard Monty, Charles A dancing party will be given at Hines, Glen Masbaum, Joo Grandtne, Camp American Legion Friday eve-1 Jesse Deaton, Violet Holler, Lois musicians will i Grandinc and Ethelyn and Verna Emerson. Jimmy received many nice ning.

Rhlnelandcr provide the music. Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Montgomery are here from and will probably remain here the balance of the summer. Ed.

Angell has gone to New Albin, gifts. Otto Rice has completed the new Mr. and Mrs. Gust Bellot and children, of AntiRo, were here to visit the grave of Mrs. August Panka, the mother of Mrs.

From Jennings they drove to to visit the Dave Gibbs home. Mrs. Glbbs is a sister to Mrs. Bellot. Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Javenkowski, of Three Lakes, visited with the Joe Kultnski family here Sunday. Mrs. E. S.

Lindenau, of Pelican Lake, was a shopper here Friday. The John Rojlkinas family, who were visiting relatives here, returned to their home In Milwaukee Friday. Mrs. Steve Wojtecki and Mrs. Vladimir Svic were on the sick list this week.

Gus Taylor, of Monico, and Minnie Flannery, of Pelican Lake, were shoppers here Saturday. Immediately after the two planes passed over Jennings Saturday very few chickens could be seen. The ulajies were mistaken for the chicken hawk, which has been stealing chickens quite regularly recently. Mrs. E.

S. Lindenau, of Pelican Lake, a business caller here Sunday. Edward Clifford Slack, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Glbbs, Mr.

and Mrs. Theodore Krzoska, Louis Habcrsaat, Mr. and Mrs. Joo Lakomskl, Leo Svic, Clement Svic, Mr, and Mrs. Steve Wojtockl.

August Mecikalskl wits an Elcho shopper Saturday. The Rev. Walter KalancSyk, of Rhinelander, will hold services in St. Mary's Catholic church here Wednesday at 9:30 a. m.

Stanley Ferginski, of Mole Lake, was a visitor hero Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. John Palublckl drove to Elcho Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

John Barr, of Antigo, visited at the John Sllzewski and Ernest Mecikalskl homes here Sunday. Mrs. Joe ICierzek and daughter. Rose, of Antigo, visited with friends here Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Schuman, of were shoppers here Lively Election. Over 65 voters turned out for the annual school meeting Monday evening, which turned out to be rather lively and noisy. Immediately after E. V.

Williams was installed as temporary chairman Nathan Gibbs was chimney on the Lynaugh residence, re-elected to the directorship by ac The Rev. Braton, of Appleton, was to attend a homecoming. The old chimney was badly damaged by lightning in a recent storm. Miss Stevero returned Monday to a Three Lakes visitor. Ralph Heredith, of Milwaukee, has Green Bay after spending her vaca- Mr.

and Mrs. J. Gary left for their been a guest of his grandmother, tlon with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. home in Green Bay after spending Mrs.

Joe Burke, a few days. The nomination and election took only a minute, which, we believe, and which we ask Mr. Ripley to take note of, is the Mr. fast est (election in 10 days visiting at the Dr. Gary Miss Florence Kellerman, of Mil! waukee, will spend the summer at Mary'Marlck, who has been in Chicago for the past few months, Is tiome with her parents.

Joe Marick had two ribs broken when their horse kicked him last week. Mrs. F. A. Slnkula received word lost week that her brother, living at Kewaunee, had died suddenly.

She and her daughter, Jessie, drove down for the funeral. Mr. Moore, of Wabeno, was over again Sunday. He is one of the five running for sheriff and took this occasion to meet most of the people at church. John Sehauman and J.

L. Miller were business callers at Crandon thq last of the week. C. D. Miller and daughter, Billie.

motored to Thompson lake over Sun. day. Art Slnkula motored to Crandon and Antlgo the last of the week. Tony Dobrovolski, John and Victor Slabowskl left the first of the week for the harvest fields in the Dakotas. The catechism class is being well attended.

About 140 children have been In attendance each day. Mary Tomaziewskl was taken to St. Vincent's hospital, Green Bay, last week for an operation for appendicitis. She is getting along ly. Mike Masco and wife motored to Rhinelander the last of the week to see Mrs.

Joe Shultz to make arrangements to lease the Michigan house hero. Mike intends to move his household goods hero from Hammond In the near future. Walter Cunningham motored to Marinette the last of the week and brought back a couple more cars. Walt has sold a number of second hand cars this summer. Harold Hoban, Mike Casey and Minnie McCarthy, of Minneapolis, were visitors at the home of Mr.

and Mrs, J. L. Miller over Sunday. School election was held at the Fair View school Monday night. A large crowd attended, there being 110 votes cast.

Adeline Pezimskl was reelected treasurer and Tony Smynskl was elected clerk. The director held over for a year. The board of audit met Monday to look over the school books. They found everything ship-shape. Charley Ball dropped into town Monday.

He has been away for several months. Frank Tomaziewski motored to Green Bay Tuesday to see his wife, who is in St. Vincent hospital. Simon Makowski drove up from Chicago Monday. He is visiting with his daughter, Mrs.

John Gudowicz. Last week two dogs were shot at Goodman. One of tho dogs bit a nine- year-old girl quite severely. The other was'frothing at the mouth so they had the constable shoot it also. home here.

Mrs. F. E. Olkowskl, Inez Nelson and Lillian Neu' were Rhinelander shoppers. C.

A. Comstock and two nieces left for their Milwaukee home after spending their vacation at the Comstock summer home on Spirit lake. Audrey Luderus is visiting her sister, Mrs. Carl Bruns, at her home in Rhinelandor. Mrs.

Hayner and daughter, Louise, left for their Antigo homo after spending several weeks vacationing in Three Lakes. Mrs. Oshesky arrived in Three Lakes to make her new home at the W. A. Beach home on Spirit lake.

Mr. Oshesky is our local game warden and has been stationed here the L. J. Pixley home. Mrs.

Charles Galilcr, Tuesday in Rhinelander on business. Marshall Stevero. Miss Roberta Schultz left Friday for Land o'Lakes, where she will be employed at a resort. Mrs. Gertie Houle of Wolf River, spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.

R. M. Reed was in Hazclhurst, Agnes Woodruff, who has been quite Minocqua and Woodruff Monday in sick. the interests of the school. Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Franke will spend tho latter part of tho week in Milwaukee and be. accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Koch and son, of Hiles, were Sunday visitors atjtho Koch home.

Palmer visited last week on their return by Miss Iva Franke, I with the Richards family at Wood- who will spend her vacation here. ruff. history. An appropriation of $2,700, which is $500 less than that of last year, was made for the coming school year. This amount will be considerably increased by the state aid.

The liveliest part of the meeting came at the end when the question of transportation was up for discussion. By using the old route some of the children would have to walk half a mile to wait for the school bus. When a change, which would obviate this difficulty for a row children, was Abncr Parsons and family drove Mrs. George McLean returned advocated, considerable opposition Monday from a short stay in Apple-1 was raised on the ground that, in or- to Eaglo River and Three Lakes Sunday. Mrs.

Kitty Hull of Milwaukee, is spending the summer with her sons, Perry and Bert Hull. Mrs. J. Lyness Evans and daugh- ton. Dcwey Meinecke and son, Bud, spent Sunday at Camp Douglas.

Mr. and Mrs. Emil Nelson, of Chicago, are visitors at the Rasmussen ter, Betty May, of Milwaukee, arc. and, Nelson homes. der to be fair, a change In the other route would be necessary.

Finally, however, one routo was changed and tho other was not. Bill Pitts put the lowest bid of $59 for transportation from Section 1, and Otto Siercks, Pelican Lake, Monday. Francis Guolee and Marquette Herman, of Pelican Lake, were business callers here Tuesday. Mai'y Novak and Bessie Novak are home from Chicago. William and Florian Kulinski were Pelican Lake callers Sunday.

Mrs. Joe Kulinskt is on the sick list, Her son, Florian, took her to tho doctor at Elcho Monday, Mr. and Mrs. C. Hess, of Post Lake, were in town Tuesday.

Walter and Ben Max returned from Chicago Tuesday afternoon in the car they purchased while in Chi- Mr. and Mrn. Ppte Christiansen's homo worn Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cook and family.

Mrs. Albert Peterson spent Monday with and Mrs. Edwin Peterson, A large crowd attended the school meeting at the hall Monday evening. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Jewell have been entertaining relatives from Chicago the past week; WARRANT ISSUED.

OSHKOSH, July 16 warrant charging fourth degree manslaughter was issued today for Harry Youden, Peru, missing since the death of Mrs. Porry Cornelius, New London, in arj automobile collision near here a week ago. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC The annual upkeep charges on tho following described lots in Forest Homo Cemetery in the City of Rhinelander, have remained unpaid for a period of five or more years. Unless said charges are paid within twenty days of the last publication of this notice the unoccupied portion of said lots will bo sold and the proceeds thereof added to the perpetual care fund in accordance with Chapter 157 of the Statutes. William and Al Kulinski played ball at Pickerel Lake Sunday.

Elcho, of which Bill is the captain, was defeated by a score of 4 to '2. One amusing incident was that perpetrated by Knuth of the Elcho team. One of the ground rules provided that a ball hit over the snow fence surrounding the field would be'a home run. Well, Knuth hit the ball so hard that It stuck between the slats of the snow fence and required considerable pulling on the part of the fielder to recover it. By that time Knuth was at third base.

I MILWAUKEE BROTHERS TRIM NEENAH PLAYERS MILWAUKEE, July 16 In the men's doubles event of the Badger state closed tennis tournament hero yesterday, tho Gotfredson brothers, Milwaukee, dofeated Stance and Howes, Nocnah, B-0, 6-2. In the third round of the men's singles, Henry Milwaukee, defeated Joo Koupis, Racine, 6-1, 6-2. Lot 5 6 10 1 4 8 11 13 3 10 12 15 IB 7 20 24 44 50 (18 104 115 1 7 21 35 3 14 3 4 6 1. 2 7 3 3 Block 1 1 1 (W 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 5 5 5 5 13 14 23 23 -23 24 26 26 35 37 39 (E (W 2 tV Date of last publication July 24, THEODORE M. WARD WELL, City Manager.

Storu vXJL ERNEST LYNN and Mrs. Ernest Tromp of Rhinelander, visited friends at Laona Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Rempert and Mr.

and Mrs. Irvin Gravitter at- HOLD UP STATION ELKHORN, J-uly 16 youths, about 18, obtained approximately $100 in a holdup of a Stand ard oil filling: statiou here night after threatening Frank Bartelson, the attendant, with a gun. Anne Winter The The Hollywood Story By ERNEST LYNN Here's the serial you've been waiting REAL story of life and loVe in the city of talking pictures a gripping novel based on actual conditions in Hollywood. "The Hollywood Story" is a glimpse behind the scenes in the glamorous capital of the movies. Principally it is concerned with Anne Winter, an extra girl, and Dan a scenario writer; but it is more than a love is a picture of real people in one of the most fascinating professions in the world.

By the author of "The Yellow Stub," "Neighbors' Wives," "The Blazing Horizon," etc. It Starts Wednesday, July 30 Rhinelander Dan Rorimer News.