The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-11-14
BADGER NOTES.

w. {. MARSHALL has been engaged to
manage the Grand Opera House at Ash.
land. lie formerly managed the Grand
Opera House at Minneapolis.
WORLDS FAIR COMMISSIONER Price has
arranged with W. B. Sutherland, of
Ashland, to exhibit cork pine log
a feet long and scaling $500 feet.
Mrs. PETER MCCANN, who was recent
Iy separated from her husband, who
lives at Altoona City, came from Sioux
City, Ia, and, in McCann's absence,
took her boy and girl and brought them
10 fau Claire. As she was about to
board the train for st Paul McCann ar
rlVed, and engaged IN a scuilie with her
for the children. The bystanders
helped the woman, and she got away
with her children.
DISPUTE has arisen in Ashland in
volving strip of land valued at So, 600.
Owing 10 mistake in surveying and
plating what Is known az Old Ashland,
a record was never made of title TO
anyone. The strip is several rods in
width and dozen blocks in length 1t
Is valued at 50 1000. and the value of the
buildings which have been erected up
on II viii not be far from $4,000.
PECULIAR accident occurred in the
town of tea. near Prairie du Chen,
recently, whereby f.. t. Edwards lost
three head OF cattle. There had been
eight of the animals feeding at large
straw-stack, and 1t topplcd over onto
them. Three were found dead, and
live In nearly exhausted condition.
THE Second Congregational Church at
Eau Claire has opened free reading
room. 1t is supplied with the best
magazines and papers IN the country.
CHARLES NJ CROWLEY. of Augusta,
pleaded guilty 10 a charge of obtaining
money under false pretenses, and the
county judge at Eau Claire sentenced
HIM to two years III state prison. Crow
ley had forged an order on j. j. Ciltt, a
logger, and sold II.
WILLIAM FEIGE, who shot his sweet
heart, Annie leusc, at Eau Claire, Il few
weeks ago. and then tried to kill him
self was sentenced 10 the reform
school until he is u years of age. lie
! claimed that the time the shooting oc-
CURED was a tota! blank to him. lie is
! only Is years of age.
EX-CmEF OF Police HAYES. of Ash
land, has commenced suit against Nher-
1T HalIoran, of bayfield, County, De-
| tectlVe Schwartz and }. {. Mars, of Ash
land, for 5000 damages for alleged
! false imprisonment.
| THE Metropolitan Lumber Company,
| situated near Florence, has manufact-
ured - ,oo0,0 900 feet of lumber at lis two
| mills during the past season.
THE Rev. j. IL. Crooker, pastor of
! the | nitarian Church, Madison, has re-
| signed his pastOrate and Will accept a
| pulpit rendered him at Helena, Mont.
| The Second Presbyterian Church, q
new cditice Just completed at Eau
! Claire, WAS dedicated on the Sth.
SUIT has been commenced at Ashland
| to recover $4,000 worth of property.
| The plaintiffs are George Fuller and
| other members of the family The de-
| fendant is Abbey +. Abbey The land
IN dispute consists of Ashland city lots.
| THE Hatch Cutlery Works, of Chica-
| so, Will remove its plant, employing loo
men, to Milwaukee.
| John DOYLE, a tramp, was sentenced
| TO state prison for two years by County
| Judge Larson, of Eau Claire. Dovle, in
a fight with fellow tramp named Me
| Dowcll, at Altoona City, cut the iattcr's
| face into shrcis with razor, DOYLE
| pleaded guilty to the charge of assault
| with intent to do great bodily harm.
| THE STATE Historical Society has made
| arrangements with the wife of the late
| DR.. Lyman {. Draper To get complete
| possession of the residence left bv him
|
IN "hlch lhe deceased doctor Ielt MS
| Woo" ne interest. ne society VIII
S,,No HtI l-,N' III ''vil y, "Mml'it M
| THt VII 2L't " iuil cidiIh uecd' me
| SoC'Stf - t''-"-''i ~ al i"iEiiIE 'i'o
| cicty.
AT NcS aitHE N'all"n on Inc bur
! nieloh load near lolosl' 1relsht
tfaih pfohe III TWO 1"9t 'I2i't ana ine
TWO N't''ohH coming "4'iA''r aIalh
MatrAe" IYUtIr;n '"lS, '''ir H"ul',S me
t,',M h.n. ~ "a ,,,',i'a WIZ "',.;a g." NV
,I'raI rUa'1' y" i''''0i'9 "'io 7'''"'''S III
w., ,1,..,..... o.,...,.,.......,, H.,
CJo;ra ,.a. arro.toI ~, ,i'ar,,., Of .s'
sa,,It ,,;tL MIMI ~ In ~, ntLor
n;gLt La rallnJ an tl,n en,tapt r;rl att thn
| farmhouse Of Anton kcufpferr in the
| town of Wheaton. Chipueva Comfy.
| The farmer Ii,in't like if and askInr
| Mitchell who he was. rcrrlred the repiy
| that If vas none of ms business.
| kempferr claims that Mitchell then
| drew a revolver and threatened To shoot,
| frightening kempierr away from his
own premises. Mitchell denies the al
| legations.
| ATGardncr sbout fifteen miles from
| Stnrreon Hay the l3-year-oId ,augl,tcr
of August Schultz, while playing with "A
! feed cutter, had her hand and arm
| drawn in and So badly torn and maugled
| that it was necessary to amputate the
| member near the elbow.
! TIE Wisconsin Board of Worlds Fair
| Commissioners has sent communications
| to all County Boards OF Supervisors in
| the state, requesting them to contribute
sometLinu for the Wisconsin buIlding at
! the Falr-a nicely designed door, win
| dow. pillar or other part.
T,J' town of Wosbir,n is talin, stnra
70 Town q ,l,,I,,i,. iiI,,ar,,
~, t,a I,ra; NJ !, .,,.;,,,.
60 -n lE "a iaG LaiiG ", W. - -. - ial9li,E
F-,2oo i'i i'S "ol u '''' '"iiTit cat
| W .. LAME, formerly "eii-kno"n
| business man OF Ashland, died at