Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-10-20

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and instantly killed. He was 80 years
old and uDmal ried.
The case against VIM. Keller, who is
charged by his brother-in-law, Fred
Galltin, of Marshfeld, with criminal
! assault Oh Mis-. GallitanS daughter,
Maggie, was adjourned TO Nov. l..
Maggie Gallit&n lives in her uncIe's
household aid she is but II years OF
age. She has been taken to tie in
dustrial school for girls in Milwaukee
! for the time being.
Word has been received at West
Bend that Edna, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. K. ). RUSSO, of West Bend, died
at the residence OF Wm Young, at
Amherst, $. D., where she had gone
for her health.
The Pepin county democratic conven-
ton placed the following ticket in nom
nlatiOn: Sheriff. A G. Beckstrom:
clerk, A. b. Smith; clerk Of court. John
Utzlnger; register, y. v Hammond:
treasurer, NJ. Drummer; district attorney,
Q. NJ. Hillyard; superintendent of
schools, G. LOWater; surveyor, y.
PIummer.
At the ShebOygan county democratic
convention the following ticket was
nominated: Sheriff, Adolph Leberman,
OF ShebOygan, register Of deeds, A. J.
Mallmann, of Sheboygan; county treas
urer, Charles S. WeisSe, of Sheboygan
Falls; county clerk, Jacob f. Miller. of
Rhine; clerk Of court, Lestor Bishop, of
Plymouth; district attorney, Simon
Golden, of ShebOygan; coroner, A. w.
Book, of Sheboygan; surveyor, Otto
JoernS, Of WinOOski; superintendent of
schools, Martin Hughes, of Mitchell.
Johann Schible, the 12-year-oId lad
who was dragged by a vicious mule.
near Sturgeon Bay last Monday, has not
yet recovered consciousness. The ply
Sicians have done everything in their
power to restore him, but to no avail
The doctors pronounce it one of the
most wonderful cases recorded.
A marriage which was contracted
last May at Appleton has just been an
nounced. The contracting parties are
Miss Cora NJ. Parks and Louis NJ Cook,
both Well-known residents Of Neenah.
The presentation of a banner to the
firemen of Racine by the citizens and
mayor of Kenosha has been postponed
ewing to Mayor Petis being called from
the city for 4 few weeks.
The funeral of Fred. Perry, at Lodi
was the largest ever seen in that Sec
ton of the country, over $50 carriages
following the remains to the grave. He
was Il prominent farmer and Mason.
Henry StocIkwell, a resident of Evans
vile, fell off a platform and broke two
of his ribs
AIsbacher & Baker, of Mauston, have
raised thirty-fiye tons of hops this sea-
son.
S. Schwartz & Co, Wholesale liquor
dealers at SIS East Water street, Mil
waullee, have made an assignment
The firm is composed of S. Schwartz
and II. POhlman.
The crew of the Thompson Lumber
company. of WaShburn, struck on ac-
count of Il sawyer being discharged for
a little difficulty he had with the fore
man.
The Montreal River Lumber company
has. purchased $35,O 900 worth of pine III
Oneida and Ashland counties from the
estate of the late John H Rust.
The contract for dredging the harbor
at Superior has been let to G. S. Barker.
of that place, for $97, 900. The work is
to be completed October 1, 1913.
Simon Hanson, of Black River Falls,
fell off a staging, a distance of sixty
feet, and broke several ribs and both
his arms. He is not expected to live
The remains of John Hunter, who
died at st. Joseph, Mo-, a few days ago,
were taken to the deceased former
home in Oshkosh for interment
VIM. Paine has offered to give So
900 toward the erection of a city hos
pttal at GAINESVILLE, providing an addi-
tional $1,000 is raised by January 1.
Hogan. Hutchinson shot Il raccoOn in a
tree near Racine, and after it fell to the
ground it killed his two dogs before 1t
was finished
G. L. Downs Il resident of Racine,
was thrown from buggy, and had his
nose broken, besides receiving other
serious injuries.
The new steel bridge over the St.
Louis river, near Superior, has been
completed, and trains will run over it
in a few days.
Miss Emma 3. Rueping was united II
marriage to Charles +. KarStens at the
home of her parents in Fond du Lac.
Frank Sander, a workman at the
Berlin stone quarry near Berlin, had his
nose broken while prying stone.
Miss Jennie F. Littlechild was mar
ried to Edwin S. Sears in Oshkosh.
Both parties are residents of Princeton.
The convicts at Waupun turn out
about 220 dozen shoes a day. Last year
they earned for the state 100000.
Miss kite +. Ryan was married to
James E. Kelly at the home of her par
ents in FOotville.
Miss GeOrgiana O'Laughlin, of Fond
du Lac, was united in marriage to
James w. Carew, of Fox Lake.
John Reinke, Il resident of the town of
Nellemi, Winnebago county, passed
away at the age of - years.
Patrick NaylOn, of Berlin, was struck
by a locomotive at that place and Sc
verely injured.
A 4-year-old niece of Helen Wood
| cheik, of Beaver Dam, was burned to
death. The child was playing with
matches.
Common sense is great requisite in
! the making of q OrofitaI)la orchard no