The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-11-05
BADGER NOTES.


SOME days since Miss Jones, school
teacher of Iowa County, lost a gold
watch, and reported the loss TO the
Madison police. A man named McCul-
Tough was arrested on suspicion, and It
WAS discovered that he had sold the
watch 10 a saloon-keepcr. He WAS sem
fenced TO ten days n the Dane County
jail.
\ MAN giving the name of Timothy
Bowser was arrested at La Crosse on
charge of working the green goods
racket.
GEORGE AEMoR, q young man aged IS
years, and residing at Marinette, was
drowned in the Menominee River at
that place. He was rafting logs and
was Knocked into the river by heavy
tow line on tug. The body WAS re-
covered about twelve hours afterwards.
He is the third member of the family
that mas been drowned.
JoHS BUTLER, 8 veteran engineer on
the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail
way, died at his home IN Madison, aged
TO wears.
The new y. NJ. c. A. building at
Marinette will be dedicated soon. 1t
will cost, when finished, SIS, 900.
THE little daughter Of Frank O. Peter
son, of Ellison Bay, Door County, died
from injuries received from fall.
\ LIFE-sIIED portrsit of Darwin Clark
has been added to the state Historical
>ociety's gallery at Madison. Mr.. Clark
settled in Madison III 1887.
FLORENCE COUNTY will receive this
year ,4l5 drainage fund, which
amount represents the proceeds from
the safe of swamp lands in that county.
ALFRED OAKLEX, formerly a resident
Of Chiffon, died at his home in Ruther
iorc. \. }. Mr.. Oakley was member
of the Seventh New York Regiment
during the war. He served several
terms as mayor of Rutherford.
THERE promises 10 be bitter railroad
war at Madison over the right-of way
along the shore OF Lake Mendoza. The
st. Paul Company built a side track
over the route about year ago. The
North Western Company started 10
build a spur track along side Of the st.
Paul Comrany's line. but was prevent
cd by in}unctiOnal proceedings. Both
roads claim tie property IN question.
and q long suit i'll tt" courts Will likely
follow. The st. Pau! Company has
filled the side track with empty cars,
and placed large force OF Eatchmeu on
duty 10 prevent the Nortu-W Western
Company from laying track.
TIE Gamma Phi Beta, of the State
University at Madison, will hold its an
nUal reunion exercises III that city No
vember !. Ia 20.
TIE grocery store Of Daniel TraiDor,
at Madison. was broken INTO ~ thieves
and :, Zoo cigars and considerable mer-
chandiee stolen.
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