The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-03-06
SLIVERS,
FROM OUR WISCONSIN EXCHANGES

bia county, was recently frozen to death
in Minnesota.
Great preparations are being made
by the owners Of sugar bushes for the
coming maple sugar season.
Two new hardware establishments
will be opened in Depere the coming
spring. The partisan both cases are
from the East.
The Dodge County Democrat states
that an organization of the Patrons of
Husbandry was organized at Juneau on
Saturday last
VIM. Jackson, of Bailey's Harbor,
slipped down in front of his loaded
sleigh, the other Cay, on hillside, and.
his team starting up, he was run over and
seriously injured.
The lakewood House grounds at Green
Lake are to be ornamented with two
more cottages, which Mr.. qreenway is
already preparing to bdild.
Nels Fernell, living near the Trade
Lake road, in the edge of Burnett coun>
ty, north of Alabama settlement, lost his
house and all of his provisions by fire
two weeks since.
The Polk County Press says that on
Tuesday Sophia Keezar, the little daugh.
ter Of Moses Keezar, who lives in the
northern part of the town of S.. Croix
Falls, was aCciden:ly burned to Death.
The Odd Fellows Lodge at Elkhorn
has been reorg lnized.
Prof Albert Salisbury has been added
to the faculty Of the Normal School in
Whitewater.
Mr.. L. J. Merrick, of the Whitewater
cheese factory, proposes, the coming. sea
SOD, to set out on his marsh lands quite
an extensive area to crauberies.
We learn by the Sharon Gazette that
the Seven-day Baptists are drawing
stone for their new church, which they
expect to complete the present season
The First National Bank of Whitewa-
ter has recently added $25, 900 to its cap
ltal, and will add $4,000 more, making
the total capital 100000.
The Delevan Republican says: THE
man John Sutcliff, cf Elkhorn, who last
summer appropriated the horse from the
pasture-feld of G. W. Philips, was &C
quilted in the Circuit Court of the crime,
on account of mental imbecility."
Colonel Brisbeis. of Crawford county,
mas left on his Belgian mission.
A beaver was captured recently near
lake Scanawung, which weighed 400
pounds.
Ice in the river at Winneconnno ia 26
inches thick, and IN Lake Poygun it is 40
inches thick.
Sunday morning, Feb 80, the mercury
indicated twenty-eight degrees below ze-
TO at Sparta.
A genuine passenger coach has at last
been placed on the Manitowoc and AID.
pleton Railroad.
"Enterprise" is the name of new
paper shat will be started next week at
Stockbridge. Two pages of the printed
matter will be furnished from Chicago.
The Ogdansburg, Wis, Leader of the
18th ult., says Wallace Hardy, the person
advertised as lost, in the Weyauweaa
Times of last week, has since oeen found.
frozen to death, about eight miles south
west of Weyauwega.
The Fond du Lac, Daily of March 1st
has the following railroad notice: "The
different railroads are having streak Of
bad luck these days Yesterday ten
cars Of a freight train on the Chicago
ard Northwestern railway were thrown
from the track near fhis.city, AMI several
Of them badly smashed.
The Portage Register says that Fort
Winnebago is to be pulled down in the
apring.
The elevator of circuit 81 Pierce, at
GAINESVILLE, was burned on the 9Th ult.;
loss $4,000; insured for $12,5O0.