Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-09-17
ADGER NOTES.

starn d, 5 l4o[lt for use in Harvard Col
IN Don
cona fr,its are successfully grown at
armi, L. There are several varieties
owl ,s that do exceedingly well.
n Poasar has in his garden several
lyle :, trees which yield a large crop
no. kt ear.
oecan ~ y,,rth western Lumber Companv's
sym, w. nil at PortervilIe, Eau Claire
ly a. burned with a loss of SIS 200,
2 Sum BIZ insured.
Jo. -,In naDers report that Jacob P.
=" ~ and James C. Boyce sold to the
i"ste col lumber Company about $4,000
tool ;r Ashland County and 1000 acres
I'd d III ,bioaD for consideration of $780,
mbes
lnds, Dp w. S. HORNER, of the King
tt. Il Methodist Church at La Crosse,
and l5f ,cnnt q call to the Second Method
i'm sffnrch of Detroit.
h I'd T. Ashland pulp-mill is to be re-
'ena III About 500, 900 will be invested
go IN new enterprise.
,rE special train on the North
gran crn road was passing through
na an old man was struck and
t. Of Instantly killed. His name was
or and ne was IS years old.
Np nr,yy rain and hail storm fell at
J. lae "nd on the 18th. 1t is estimated
ope sands of dollars of damage has
Urn Ij III dome to crops throughout the dis
1s heavy wind prevailed and sew
' W 81 boats on the bay were capsized.
4 Is ives were lost. A special from Iron
r saws a cyclone ragged there at 3
N@ rk 4 number Of trees were torn
Nf Do
"l I'll lbs hotel was smashed i'll by falling
, ,"us The total damage by the storm
oao EssSr hot be estimated.
S% Porr August 10, Mrs. Edward Popke,
N. he town of Seymour, this county,
ror 81 IN bury il in the woods by neigh
tba Nses few days later. These facts were
ao Ns8o rtcd to The authorities and an in
h. = WAS held over the body at Fall
OF ss ok Alter the evidence was all IN,
&ba urv returned IL verdict Of death by
", NsaI nI NEGLECT After the decision, the
~, Eaa her created q sensation by stating
,os sbat she smOtnered the child when it
III Es2s two hours Old, and was willing to
no #Anhrr the consequences Mrs. Popke is
10 NslApars old, and has been married four
y NsnSpths, She claimed her husband had
u nH HING TO DO with killing the child, but
", K3afipd il after she had done the deed.
# Ho h parties are lodged in Jail.
to IApr. PIKE has contracted with
[ 8oht x Netchum, of Ashland, to get
q IA 900. GOO feet of logs at once, which
!. n Wn be sawed at the mill at bayfield,.
Q uE receipts Of the encampment of
r I'll Second Regiment at Marinette
e s ieb weeks ago, were s. ,252. 50; disburse-
NRnts. 2,7S.4l, leaving a balance on
Ind of $4,000,
Bur st. Paul Railway Company in
enc wears uses as much as 100000
III of bridge timber.
b. the cupsizing of their boat about
nEe east Of the Milwaukee lightsnip,
MMk Iuepper, machinist, and Rob-
aft Gcrth, Il tjnsmith, were drowned.
MmHn Reeves, also a tinsmith, W no
Ws with them, managed to hang on to
TIE boat until rescued by Capt. Heath,
a the tug s. s. Coe, not more than five
mnutee after the boat capsized.
. The shingIe mill of the Northwestern
d mber Company, Of Porterville, was
wralIy destroyed by fire. The loss of
$4,000 is fully covered by insurance.
D. origin Of the fire is unknown.
ANDREW HOLLAND attempted to get on
hlt slipped and swung between the ears.
b D. had a narrow escape from death.
NAne iegWas taken off and he was badly
4 Ruiscd He will probably recover.
An old coIorcd woman known as
Auntje Iiliie' was i'll Sim Caro's sa-
BON on Martin Street, Milwaukee, on
were urging her to drink liquor and
N9Dpp fNr tllNir o,nr,SaD,ant Sud- lv
ene OF them lighted match and ignited
Pc cotton dress lust for fun" In an
instant she was enveloped in flames.
he two men, whose names are not yet
SHOWN, were frightened by the result
81 their sport" and fled. The old
oman died from her injuries the same
fIght after several hours of terrible suf-
3erng. The two men have not yet been
arrested
iHE first reunion of the Forty-ffth
y Hconsin Volunteers was held at
amp Randall, the Dane County fair
grounds, on September 9 and 10. The
GLOWING officers were elected: Presi
lent, Capt Btebe, of Platteville; secre-
Rary, the Rev, ". j. Mckay, of Sparta;
rGaSurer, Edward Blakely, of Evans
iGE jail at Eau Claire has again been
@Fohdemned by state official.
hHlNEL>NDEH's new brewery is to have
Nv capacity OF 10000 barrels year.
IHG sketch plans for the Ashland pub
he hWLdIng have been completed by the
~ Supervising architect, and approved by
u '4' secretary of the treasury. These
l"ahS Will he Immediately sent to the
I'd secretary OF the interior, and when APP
@ proved toy that officer and the postmas-
~ 'eF-genrral, work will be commenced
81 o4 'ae working drawings. 1t will not
ID axe very long to complete these, and
N luH work can soon be commenced. The
n '4Io'og Will cost SO ,000
N fau Claire County from the year
u 100 TO 1856 inclusive, 1901 marriages
mere performed. In the same time 24o
"1oFteS We're granted.
MISS EMMA l.AUX, an Eau Claire girl,
T" ES become insane through the use OF
v"9raI. The other day she became so
MoIent that she was removed to the
.Iun'I jail by Sheriff Fleming. During
iue night she screamed and raved IN
Isr cen, It being impossible to quiet