Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-10-01
EADGER NOTES.


81 hand and legs, but none of the
are considered serious. He says
W 9 crossing a farmers land south OF
~ when the owner, supDosing he
oibering hickory nuts, opened fire
With the result mentioned.
Fam Claire a dozen committees,
b .onfing five churches, began prep
~ for the state convention of the
81 - PEOPLES Society of Christian En-
w 70 be held there October % to
3 .be First Congregational Church.
81 " 500 delegates will be present.
1 s1stt9"rawjll be banquet in the Griffin
81 armorv, for which 900 covers will
a contract has been made for
1--WE decorations at the church
the sessions will be held, includ-
Wv colored incandescent lamps to
S ched in front.
,prw K11IAN, II years of age, whose
10 reside at III Jefferson Street,
nnkee. was killed by falling
FL nb an elevator shaft from the third
~ p H. Sercombe's bicycle estab-
Rant on East Water Street. The
man, who was employed in the
.stishment, stepped into the elevator
81 70 % from the third to the first
]. Int the elevator being at the foot
n sha(t, he fell and struck ON his
u death resulting instantly.
KIRK r. HEIBERG, of La Crosse, was
Anted to q cadetship at West Point.
e the Seventh Congressional Dis
4 There were eight applicants.
m n MYERS secured q divorce from
'abra Myers at Ashland.
PAVING lead vein is said to have
i discovered near Day, Marathon
aDty.
in Ashland Lime, Salt & Cement
nam has Just completed a new kiln
lost of So, 1000.
II Is of Camp Douglas water from
Rels on the state camp grounds are
|uc analvzed at Madison in conse-
agre of the newspaper discussions of
Sanitary conditions there.
II Mississippi Logging Company
4 bed saving lumber for the season,
Sog supply having given out. The
Ahwestern Lumber Company shut
in its mills for the same reason.
N leaves only one saw mill running
III ten at Eau Claire. The recent
Il was general, but gives little en-
lkgement az to the movement Of
4 for which vast quantity of rain
Gld be needed.
sIrx GARyEY, of Freedom. the father
sleyen daughters, was so delighted ct
birth of a son that he broke his jaw
IL in fit of hearty laughter.
il PAvL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Milwau-
i is now out Of debt, and Bishop
IboISon, on assuming his diocesan
n will consecrate it, The rules of
church DO not permit Of the conse-
hon of a church until it is freed of all
u. St. Paul's cost $50, 900.
d. body of James Downes, drowned
Dc weeks ago, was recovered at Bay
4lr Sturgeon Bay Advocate gives the
8pry of the hairless horse, claiming
4 it lost its hair from q disease con-
etcd by being kept in very poor quar-
while colt. and soon after its hair
ae off and never grew again, and the
Der was disgusted with it and sold it
u tritIe. 1t was owned by a Bohe-
an farmer in Door County.
WOMAN named Roguszka, who re-
Is at 1913 Garden Street, Milwaukee,
shot on the evening of the 9th, the
taking effect in the left arm and
Neil Cibcbuch, aged IS years,
b was identified as the assailant, was
estcd for the crime. The affair was
result of 1t family quarrel, and its
ses are not plain.
!. }. KLoTANDA. OF Eau Claire, has
his dog Cath X, to f. l.. Stone, of
lttanooga, Tenn. for $3.50.
lINERAL LAKE JUNCTION is the name
new town in Ashland County.
RIE body of man was washed ashore
p the flushing tunnel, Milwaukee.
las not been identified. The body is
\ OF q man apparently about 30 years
|age. Nothing was found in the
Ekets except an open-faced gold
fen and small sum of money.
II Winona Junction a wild freight
IN Jumped the track and several cars
f totally wrecked. Noone was seri-
~ injured.
lIE Norwegian Lutheran Synod, which
rs the old Soldiers Orphans Home
Madison, and now occupies it as an
nan asylum, has been offered fifty
acres mile and q half from Slough
} providing it will locate the asylum
re, The doner is Jermond Skaalon,
eaIt1y farmer. 1t is probable that
tender will be accepted.
'1E tobacco crop of 1891 is safely
Used from frost. The past two weeks
gwen all the late fields a splendid
'oFtunlty TO fully mature and an ex-
good time for farmers to
vest.
twenty-five acres of hay have been
on the big marsh north of Mukwon-
formed into bundles and stacked on
Il ground, whence it will either be
pPed to Chicago or made into bind
'WIne at Waukesha, if factory can
established there.
NED Ellis was sentenced by Judge
tShall, at Barron, to the state prison
Tue term of twenty-five years. His
ne was Il criminal assault on Anna
mans, l2-year-old girl, at Rice
Se' on August y last.
NE coroner investigated the case of
Unknown man who was found lying
Iltte grove on Humboldt Avenue,
TAuSee, with q bullet hole in his
H. but nothing was found on the
/! or developed from the testl-
ny to show the identity of the sui
'3}y, PECK has appointed Bernhard
of Milwaukee, rs member
'le board of Normal School regents