The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-05-22
SLIVERS,
FROM OUR WISCONSIN EXCHANGES.

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/ The Norwegians of La Crosse had a
grand time on Friday.
j A Scandinavian church is about to be
built in Marinette.
1 Workmen are busily engaged on the
new Methodist church in Madison.
i A S'ockbridge man. named Fred
Schrneter, aged sixty eight, hung himself
few nights since.
The citizens of New Holstein, Calume,
county, will celebrate the twenty fifth
anniversary of the settlement of that
town in the early part OF June. 8aG III
Graduates and former students OF
Wayland University, Beaver Dam, will
hold grand reunion at the close of the
present term of that institution, June 10Th
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Eau Claire has dust three inches deep.
A telegraph line has been extended to
Nielsville, Clark Ga.
The last of May is the best time for
corn planting in Wisconsin.
The state has Bethesda art es Ian wei
in the Madison Capital Park.
Weyauwega is beginning to talk about
celebrating the Fourth of July.
The mills at Chippewa Falls are all
running, and steamboat has arrived
from Sc. Louis. ..s
It is violation of one OF the laws of
this state to shoot robins and such ordina-
~ wild Dir DIS.
Farmers think the potato bug is con
siderably played out, and they will plant
largely the present year.
George II. Curtis, who has resided in
Bevina, Outagamie Co., II years and was
70 years old, died recently. 4
Squads of railroad labcrers are arriving
at Ashland, Co 90 to work on that end Of
the Wisconsin Central railroad
The Winneconne Item says that that
place "is growing faster than any other
town in the county, or even the state"
Chippewa Falls furnishes black list
of drunkards, to whom liquor is not un-
der any circumstances to be sold, and
saloon keepers who offend are prosecu-
ted.
In Kewaunee County farmers are very
much behipdhand with their spring work.
Many bave not .sown their wheat, and
the ground is still discouragiugly cold
and wet
A man named Schroeder, aged IS, a.
shoemaker, committed suicide at Stock
bridge Corners, Calumet County, on the
18th inst, by hanging himself in the
school house privy.
Some Modoc is butchering those beau
tiful trees on that classic spot, the Cover
nor Doty place, and working them up in
cord wood. Extirminate the savage
Neenab Gdzette.
New diggings are being constantly
struck in the lead regions. A party in
Grant Co. have recently overhauled q
lode containing hundred thousand tons
OF mineral, worth 800 ton.
Mary Dunn, of Chippewa Falls, adver-
tises that she wants to form the acquaint
ance of a gentleman near her own age,
for matrimonial purposes, and that she Is
"a smart, middle aged, industrious Ameri-
can woman"
Fred. S. Van Bergen, formerly a res
ident of Madison, fell from building
near Chicago, the other day, producing
injuries that will probably prove fatal.
His brother, Peter Van Bergen, fell from
a building at Madison, few years ago,
and fractured mis- spine.
Prof. J. f. Fuller. formerly Superin-
tendent of Schools at Appleton, and
recently teacher i'll New Orleans has
returned to Appleton, and taken an In
terest in the Daily Times with j. N.
Stone.
Hunters paper-mill IN Fond du Lac
was damaged by fire, Saturday afternoon,
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