The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-03-05
FROM OUR STATE EXCHANGES.

VERNON county has a population Of
%, 235.
A $4,000 BRICK block will be built in
Jenny this summer.
JOHN FORESTER, aged l6, committed
suicide at Kossuth, On the 7tl. No
cause given.
The Case Manufacturing company, Of
Racine, pays out over $50, 900 per month
to it's employees.
A TEAM of bay horses, harness and
sleigh were recently stolen from NJ 4.
Truesdell, of Kenosha.
HOUSE room is very scarce in the city
of Neenah-hardly an empty dwelling Of
any kind can be obtained.
THE boys at Racine catch wild ducks
that are frozen to the ice in the lake
They report the ice black with them.
An experienced man of Fond du Lac
offers to put in S., 900 toward the cree
ton of stove manufactory at that place
CYRUS EVANS, one of Green Bays old
est citizens, died on Wednesday, aged
II.
ONE OF the blood hounds with the Bos-
! IOh 1ttCdA COMPANY, NdSG az " dUodtt, It
Gently.
THE Rock county Sunday school con
vention will be held al Clinton, Febru-
airy 1918.
MIXERS meat market, at Jenny, was
destroyed by fire on Sunday. Loss
$3.50; insurance not known.
The total amount OF money on deposit
IN the banks of Eau Claire is S29S, 1913;
in Chippewa Falls, 500, 600.
THE Janesville cotton mill, which has
been running OH short time on account
of low water, has extended its hours Of
labor.
JACOB KNoRR, sent to thepenitentiarv
ten years ago for wife murder, and who
has been insane for some time, has died
in his cell.
A MAN namsd Taylor, of Broadhead,
who retired in good health, one evening
recently, was found dead in bel next
morning.
The Mitchell Manufacturing Compa-
ny, of Fond du Lac, viii build an extern
sive saw-mill, sash, door and blind facto-
ry at Jenny.
THE total sales of the Grange store ut
Evansville the past year were SIS, ga,
an increase of % per cent. over the pre-
vious year.
HENRY BACH, a farmer living inear
Menasha was arrested recently for
showing a dollar bill which had been
raised to ten.
FIFTY-sIx pile bridges and three iron
bridges are IN course of construction on
the first fifty miles of the Madison and
Milwaukee railroad.
FOND DU Lac Commonwealth: The
chances are that the removal OF the
Building associations business to Wan
sau has been decided upon.
FREEMAN & Son, manufacturers, Ra-
cine, recently received a 81, 500 order
from Auckland, New Zealand, for fan
n1ng mills and other goods
A YOUNG nam named Bishop, shot
himself in the town of Mishicott, on
Sunday, the 9th inst, at the Half Way
house. No cause assigned
AN old gentleman named Pierce, Of
Madison, died suddenly at that place on
Tuesday, while sitting in his chair De
ceased was one of Madis0n's old-time cit
liens.
WoRK is still progressing up at the
Ashland gold mines. 4 stamp mill and
other machinery has been purchased and
is now being put III position for opera
ton.
AMONG the firms burnt ont by the
Ormo fire, was the Thompson and Hay
ward carriage factory, which will now
undoubtedly locate at Oshkosh at an
early date
JOHN RUPP, an old bachelor Of Forest
vile, was found recently, face down 1.-THE
snow, dead. There was some suspicion
of foul play, but it IS now conceded that
he died of paralysis or heart disease.
WHILE Jack Warburton was lecturIng
on temperance at the Methodist Church
III Jefferson, day or two since, some OF
the whisky element, through spite,
broke out all the windows OF the build
ing.
TnG alleged 1868 shortage in the ac-
counts of ]. G. Perry, eX-county treas
urer of Fond du Lac, proves to be no
shortage after all, and the county will
have to refund the money paid over by
Mr. Perry.
Mrs. E. G. HARLOW, the lady who
Jumped from the fourth story window OF
the burning B6ckvith house, Oshkosh,
is able to ride out. but her nervous sys-
tenn is so shattered thai it is not expect
ed she VIII ever fully recover.
J. II. MEAGnER, q Milwaukeean hunt
ing in the neighborhood of Lincoln,
killed panther few days ago. The
animal was five feet in length, and the
specimen is heretofore unknown in that
vicinity.
a FELLOW giving the name of Jones,
and claiming to be from Ridgeway, Iowa
county, was arrested near Muscoda, on
Friday, with team that was stolen at
Kenosha recently, from B. Il. Jewett.
The fellow is now held for examination
THE examination of the train wreckers,
Peter and Willis Vanderhoof and Frank
Harper. was concluded at Sheboygan
on the 9Th. The bond is fixed at 81 900
each. IN regard TO Pierson and Norton
Vanderhoof, 20 evidence of completely
was shown, and they we're discharged.