Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-11-11
WISCONSIN STATE NEWS

1OlIuS11y d IGol-
dent of Menasha, died i Markesan,
aged 81 years.
Mis- Emma Schroedes was married to
Leslie Q. Mainland, both residents Of
Appleton.
Martin Larkin, resident of james
Vile since 1866, died ut the age of &c
years.
Daniel Kusel. of Watertown. died of
consumption, aged 30
John Muster, Il resident of Beaver
Dam. died at the age of 6S He was a
prominent Odd Fellow
During the past three years the in
crease of pupils at the public schools
in Marinette amounted to 1000.
Andrew ZetterStrom, resident of
Cedarburg, for the past IS years. died
at the age of 81 years.
I"..e marriage is announced of Miss
Carrie Charter to Harvey III. Perry.
Both are of Oshkosh
The marriage is announced of Miss
Ida Kimpel to Herman 0. Frank, both
of Racine
Carl Garef, o resident of La Crosse,
died IL tie age of 70 years.
to be given at the Palmyra sanitarium
Nov. 5 has been postponed until No
ycmber 10. The entertainment is for
, the benefit of the W. Il. 9. fund.
The marriage of Miss Nellie Finch, of
Iii Prairie to VIM, Franklin, of James
! vile, took place ut the home Of tho
brides parents.
The general store of Il. B. Dunlop. at
Kendall, WAS broken into by burglars
and goods to the value of $50 stolen.
Several white squirrels have been
seen this fall in the woods near Wau-
kau, and hunters have mutually agreed
not to shoot them.
A nan giving his name as John
Brennan was sentenced to five months
III Jail at La Crosse OH a charge of
stealing an OvercOat.
The registry of GAINESVILLE this year
is 3.9OS. Allowing four residents to
each voter, it would place the popula-
ton at 1862.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bachelor, an old
resident Of the town of Byron, Fond du
Lac county, died ut the age of 73
Wilson Iodgins, of Superior was ar
rested on the charge OF assaulting Il
young woman named Ella Maly. She
was terribly injured about the head.
William Wheatley, of Waterford, Ra-
. cine county, captured alive Il large black
eagle, which III, assured Sc Ell feet from
tip to tip of wings.
Andrew Hoode was arrested at Min
neapolis and taken to Ia Crosse on an
alleged charge of cmbezzlcmcnt. He
was held for examination.
A. C.. McComb, formerly an Oshkosh
man, who was arrested at Little Rock,
Ark, on 4 charge of cutting timber on
government lands, has been acquitted.
Mrs. Allcfare Johnson, of Superior,
has been granted Il pension and back
pay TO the amount of $3.50. Her hlIs-
band and two sons were killed in the
late war.
The church fair recently held by st.
Patrick's congregation, Beaver Dam,
netted 81, 404.S6, which will be expend-
ed in making needed improvements In
and around the church.
The machinery and material for the
pearl button factory to be established
at Waubeka, Ozaukee county, have ar
rived ut that place, and the factory will
SooI be in active operation.
Charles ErbStOeSScr, of Shcboygan,
was arrested on Il charge of criminal
assault on Margaret Arnold. He WAS
bound over for trial at the next term of
court in 81 900 bonds.
The large barrel factory at West SUI
pcrior owned by Doud & Sons, of that
city, was destroyed by fire. In addi
ton to the factory several cars con
tanning wheat, flour and barrel stock
were burned. The loss is estimated at
$4,000, with no insurance.
w. Il. Pclton, formerly of AppletoI,
has lately sold the patent right of
watch to Chicago parties for $4,000.
He procured the patent from IN old
employe of the IIlgin Watch company.
f. J. Hamilton, of Sturgeon Bay,
when in Chicago recently, suffered Il
peculiar accident. While in restau-
rant eating, a piece OF meat lodged In
his throat, 50 that ne couldn't swallow
any more food, and could scarcely
breathe. He went to Il hospital, where
the doctors were engaged almost Il
whole day in removing the obstruction
from his throat.
There is considerable Indignation felt
at Benoit, ashland county, over the fail
Lrc of the town board OF the town of
Washburn to establish Il voting pre-
cinct at that place. There are nearly
$50 voters there, and they will be
obliged to 90 to Waslburn, which will
cost them time and money.
William Baldewalda, who was arrest
cd at Oshkosh for an alleged assault
on eX-Aldcrman GumZ, Of that place,
has been held for trial in 81 900 bonds
and the case adjourned till November
II. Mr.. GumZ is in a critical condition,
and his recovery is doubtful
Charles Abner and son, fishermen OF
the town Of Friendship, Fond du Lac
county, had d terrible experience during
the recent wind storm. They started
out at early morning in q sail boat The
wind whipped their sails to shreds, and
realizing that it was impossible to reach
land they anchored the boat and re-
manned out in the lake exposed to the
storm for nearly two days. They were
both unconscious when rescued.
The farmers in the vicinity Of Racine
are having hard time protecting their
sheep against vicious dogs which in
habit that neighbOrhOod Several weeks
ago Henry Sheriff, farmer living near
Racine, had sixteen sheep killed and