Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-11-04
WISCONSIN STATE NEWS.

hIEH OIsoN, OF KlCe Lake, Barron
County, it is feared has lost child by
wild anims
The grocery store OF Davis s. Gamble,
IN Oshko'l, was burned the other night
involving loss of about S. 900
PAUL LEUTz' fur store on Main street
La Crosse, was burglarized the other even
ing to the extent of about 81 200.
ANDREW RoBERfs, a resident of Racine.
was killed in Milwaukee few days since.
while stepping from a moving train at the
St Paul depot.
A FIRE in Appleton recently destroyed
John A. Romer's store. Building and
contents were reduced to ashes involving
loss of about $4,000.
THE saw ard single mill of Patrick
Ballcw, eleven miles southeast Of Green
Bay, was burned to the ground few
nights ago. Loss about $4,000. No in
surance.
The National Hotel, ut Oconto, was
burned on the morning OF the 18th 1t
was wooden structure and was valued at
$4,000. The fire originated from de-
fective flue.
FRED VILLAGES team ran away the
other evening between Fond DIN Lac and
his residence, u few miles south. and
threw him violently upon the ground, in
tlicting fatal injuries.
Ex-CoLLECToR ERsKINE. recently on
trial In the United States Court at Mil
waukee, charged with gross neglect OF
duty IN the enforcement of the Internal
Revenue laws, was acquitted on the 21st
On the afternoon of the 10Th John
Leary, an engineer in Weed & Co. s mill
at Green Bay, while fixing wire rope
when in motion had his arm broken in
five places and otherwise sustained iniu-
ries which were thought to be fatal
The following postal changes were
made in Wisconsin during the week end
ing Oct. 16, 1915: Discontinued Eau
Pleine, Portage County Postmasters ap.
pointed-Knapp, Dunn County, Harvey
w. Kellogg; North La Crosse, La Crosse
County, Hans Danchertson; Strongs
Prairie, Adams County, Washington w.
Warden.
The following were the appointments
made at the recent session of the Wiscon.
sin NJ. +. Conference:
Milwaukee Dlstrct--W. p Stowe Presiding
Elder Milwaukee, spring Street. G.. A. Smith;
Milwaukee, Summerheld 5. n Griffith; NiIwau-
kee Asbury, a. ioskin; Bay View. s. Smith;
Racine. A. 7: Mead keuosha, W. +. Walker;
Howard: Wilmot. G. Parsons: Svlvania T. L.
Eaton; Union Grove, A. NJ. Bullock Lyons and
Spring Prairie; ): {. Thomas: Geneva II. l.. Hew-
III; Elkhorn, w, Latin; East Troy TO be supplied:
Waterford and CAldWell's Priirie L Peep: Hebron
aud Rome, to he supplied by w. J. Fisher: Pal
myra- to be supplied; Eagle and orth Prairie j.
l. Eldridge; Waukeshs. s. Haley; Frukvilennd
Union Church, j. +. Grant; Wauwatosa W. H.
Thompson; Pewaukee and Merton, w. b. Robert
son; oconomowoc, ), Lugs; Granville A. c.
Huntley: Menomiuee Falls. G.. W Bultch Hart
ford Lafayette Cole; Neosho. ". McFallane West
Bend, g. W. Pratt Port Washington. K. }. Judd:
IL. Bannister. Professor at Garrett Bib Institute;
). reynolds District Superintendent oil the Amer
lean Bible Society; NJ. tlnuebaHeh District Sn-
pelintendent OF the Western Seamens Friend So
ciefy
GAINESVILLE Dstrict-P. B. Pease. p. f. James
Vile, First Church Ihos Cuthuro GAINESVILLE.
Court Street Church, II. ;. Richardson's Beoit e.
$. llubhs; Evansville. j. i. Cole: Lake Mills. l..
n. Wheeler: Whitewater II C. Tilton. Hart prai-
RE, J. b. Cooper; Delayan, to he supplied by Olin
A. Curtis; Aliens grove and Darien. j. v Tren-
cry: Richmond and tiers Corners. C. T.. Gold
thorp; Milton and Lima, to be supplied by W. 4.
Miller; sun Prairie. g. W. Wells; Shopiere, An
drew Porter; ltdeerfon, II l.. Chambern: sharon
NJ. v B. Bristol; Clinton c. +. Carpenter; Orfords-
vile, ". j. Wilson: Footyile and Magnolia j
C. Robbins: Jefferson and johnson, Creek B. r.
White, Oakland. c. Il. Chaplin; Fort Atkinson H.
Coman: WuteItown. " II. Window stoughtun.
W. ID. Ames; Mcfarland. d. o. Sanborn: Emerald
Grove, j. II. BROOKS: Waterloo and Marshall, f.
A. Nanle>s: c n showers. Principal in White
water Collegiate Institute
Fond du lac Dstrct--A. j. Mead p f. Fond
du Lac, Division Street q. j. Cuwies: Fond du
Lac, Cotton Street W. Il Jones; Empire G. II.
Moulton; Grecnbush II. Blackburn; IGingham j.
". Whitney; shcboyg4n Falls, b. NJ. Foner;
Sheboygau, A. Moore: koSendale, q. f, Reynolds;
Brandon. T. Walker; Alto. G. y. Cook; Murkes5n
j. II. Colt; Kingston T, NJ. Ross Mun,ello 10 be
supplied by NJ T. Martel Waupun r. D. Farm
ham; Burnett. c. A. Stockwei; Beaver Dam |
Wiltse, Fox Lake, VIM NJ. Treyer. Randolph j.
W Olmsted; Cambria. VIM. AyeriI; Wyoceua
W. Cook; Fall River. A.. j. Brill; Columbus, II
Sewell; lowell T. Potter; Horizon and Iron
Ridge. }, T. Boyntou; Byron. " Teal; Lamar
tine, J. r. Suhron; Junr3u and Minnesota ,lunc-
ton. ID. Brown Chiffon. j. : Bolton; II. ".
Friuk, Assistant-Agent of the American Bible
Society.
Appleton Distriet--T. C. Wilson. p E. Apple
ton. C. G. Haddock; Meuu-ha. T.. W Peterson.
Neenab, j. T. Wopdhead; Oshkosh First Church
j, W. Carhart; Oshkosh Second Church. ".
Woodruff. Oshkosh. Al-oma Street Church, a. A.
Reed; Utica, H. II. Hayward: Zion. W. II, samp-
~
r sanford; Nekimi. j. Jones; Waukau. l. T.
Roberts; Eureka, d. O. Jones; RlPou, j. IL Jennc;
hartford and Green Lake 7. II. Walker. Omro j.
Anderson seymour To he Suppiiyd by s II.
Couch: Oneida ;. W. Ford Depere W. j. Ohm
stead; Green Bay, j. N. Walker; TT. Howard r..
+ Allen; Suamico L. :. Aliiug. Ocouio G. l..
Haskell; Ocontn tircuit, q. b. Clark, Mariuctte.
c. W. Brewer. Sturgeon Bay, !. Decker; Mani
towoC, p : Bennett: kewauuee to be supplied
hv IL. NBgWuu1; Fish Greek. TO be supplied:
NrightstoWn. to be supplied. q. VI Steele prr--
,.ent of Lawrence University. ". c. Sawyer Pro
iersor in Lawrence University; Il. Cooley, Tenn
perBnCe Agent.
Waupaca District Geo. Fellows. Z. f. Wan
paca, /. :. Leayitt: Amherst l.. h. Bullock Neyau-
vega and Lind, rs. c. EsncroIt; o9deu.burE, II.