The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-03-31
BADGER GOSSIP.

! IAN o1u JUL III IshClu0 Was SOlu IOE 90.
APPLETON is to have third pulp mill
this season.
HIGHLAND COUNTY people are excited
over the hog cholera.
The Peloit anti-horse thief associa
ton are after another horse thief.
THE public schools at Blanchardville
are closed On account of measles.
The Hartford Hook and Ladder
Company have a new ladder 45 feet
long.
The North Wisconsin Railroad has
missed dispatching but one train this
winter.
A NOTED thief and burglar, named
james Smith, has been captured at
GAINESVILLE.
HE School Board of La Crosse has
adopted the Continental system of Latin
pronunciation.
M. T. SooTr, of Chiffon, intends to
start cheese factory on his farm the
coming summer.
GREEN BAY has to pay 5000 for dam
age to horse which fell into an open
ditch in that city.
REV. r. d. STERNs, of Whitewater.
held Lenten service at Palmyra, OH the
evening of the 18th inst.
THERE are about forty cases on the
Waukesha Circuit Court calendar for
the spring term, which begins Monday
next.
THE headquarters of the Fond du
Lac, Amboy and Peoria Railway has
been permanently established at Fond
du Lac.
The store of e. T. CHAMBERLIN, Ber-
lin. was entered on Friday night, and a
quantity of cigars, tobacco and maple
sugar stolen. Mr.. @. estimates his loss
at about $25.
CASCADE has three diplomatic prac-
ticing physicians. It is reported they
are banishing the scarlet fever from that
pleasant village.
FRANK MILLER and Albert Gray, of
Green Bay, were thrown out of their
wagon by the king bolt breaking, and
severely injured.
A BALD HEADED citizen of Ahnapee
intends going to the Black Hills. He
feels certain that his shining scalp will
scare the Indians.
1T is estimated that 1000 ties and
10000 posts are piled up at Ahnapee
banks ready for shipment at the OPEN
ing of navigation.
A MAN in the town of Springdale was
held by the Municipal Court of Madi-
son, upon charge of incest, the victim
being an orphan nei,e.
The citizens of Eagle, Waukesha
county, are rejoicing because they have
fashionable tailor who lately hung out
his single in that hamlet.
THE railroad company have given
orders for the repair of the injured
elevator at Palmyra, caused by a
freight car uaning off the track.
Mrs. STANTON, of Chiffon, claims to
be the mother of the city, as she nursed
it's growth and administered to it's fame.
She advises the citizens not to vote for
the city charter.
CARPENTER & TENNEy, of Madison,
have given up the state printing and
the Journal Office has agreed to fulfill
the contract awarded in August last for
two years.
WINNEooNNE street sweepers use
| \ oroa x,orar ~ ~ar,ov fLo e,,o- from,
the sidewalks. One snow-plow and
horse does the work of fifty men, and
in more satisfactory manner.
Mr.. A. T. Cook, Postmaster of North
Star, Crawford county, has erected a
water wheel in the creek which runs
through his farm, making a power that
saws all his wood.
The Wisconsin Central Railroad Com
pany eontemplates grand "opening
of their road on the 4th of July next,
when they expect to have completed
line of road through to Lake Superior.
A SLEIGH load of temperance people,
who were returning from West Bend TO
Trenton, on the old Decora road, last
Sunday night. were treated to blank
charge by skunk, which caused tre-
mendous tumult among the party.
Mrs. JOHNSTON, of Oshkosh, was run
over by careless boy, Thursday even
ing. The horse had no bells on, and
stepped on the woman. She was
picked up by neighbor, and after
being removed was restored to con.
seriousness about two hours later.
AN Oshkosh man named William Nor
row stole $125 and went and paid his
debts with it. The case was such a
novel one that the Judge did not fine
him, but suspended his sentence during
good behavior.
Four lots, comprising 160 by 24O
feet, were purchased by M. B. Erskine
In Racine, last week, for $16, $50. The
property fronts on Wisconsin street,
and is said to be the finest building site
in the city.
The Shawano Journal says: 'Sha-
wano county owns 10000 acres OF land