Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-11-25
WISCONSIN NOTES.

AT the It neral judicial election in
milwaukee, nest spring SUCCESSORS 20
Judges johnson. Mann and Ludwig VIII
be chosen. The three judges are demo
Gratis, and III will probably be renomina-
ted.
Col. J. i. Shaw, Il prominent resident
OF West Superior. has been missing for
the past week, and his friends fear he
has met With Il serious mishap
Mrs. Lewis Thompson. of Boscobel.
has received $62t back pension money
on account of her son being killed in the
war.
Miss Clara Holznlann was married to
John Doll at the home of her parents III
ST. Lawrence, Washington county. Miss
Myra Higgins, of Chiffon, was united in
marriage to Henry Wahle, of Hymenial,
Washington county. The marriage of
Mrs. George Reineling to Fred Wickes-
berg took place in Appleton. The mar
riaSe of Miss Mary Regli to Gilbert Hor-
ton occurred in Eau Claire The mar
rage is announced of Miss May b. Wal
ker to William Bartholomew, both resi-
dents of Boscobel
Joseph Carroll has purchased dock
property OF h. j. Hueffuer ut Racine,
paying $1,000 for the same.
1t is estimated that the new court
house building to be erected ut Ashland
next spring will cost 100000.
Fond du Lac loses one of its pioneer
residents in the death of Patrick Nc
Hale, aged So years.
Col George i. Everett, of West SUI
perior, had Il narrow escape frem death
Il few days ago. He was taken sick in
the morning and the physician ordered
him to 80 10 bed, prescribing Il quinine
capsule. In some manncr MI Everitt
took morphine capsule by mistake
and when the doctor visited him at tho
hotel in the afternoon he lay on the bed
apparently dead. Artificial respiration
was rcSorled to and he was brought
about safely after one hours time
Weyauwega is, perhaps, the only vii
nge in the United States that will have
two representatives in the next con
gress. Lyman +. Barnes, born in Wey-
auWega, will represent the eighth dis
trlct of Wisconsin as Il democrat, and.
George ID. Meiklejohn, bora in Weyau-
vega, will represent the third district
of Nebraska as Il republican.
Robert Newton, the young man who,
shot Richard Kingston few days ago
near Gillett, has given himself UP to,
the authorities. Kingston is in Il critical.
condition and the'physicians say he cam
not recover. The shooting was the re-
IL blanket.
1t is reported that one of the chief
engineers of the Chicago & Northwest
ern railway has gone to Princeton with
Il corps of fifteen men to drive stakes
fora permanent right of way to'Ne<edaii.
1t is expected that work ON the extern
sion Will begin at IN early date.
Rev. d. E. Halteman of Delevan, has
gone Into a hospital at Hudson. He has
been slowly failing during the past year
The breaking down of the nervous sys-
tenn carried down the optic nerve, caus-
ing the loss of more than One-half of
his sight.
w II. Thompson. of Soldiers Grove,
writes to the editor of the Viola Intelli-
gencer that there is no truth in the re-
port that the Kickapoo railroad has
been sold, but that it will remain indie
pendent and be built to Viola.
G. G. Smith, of Fond du Lac, presi-
dent of the Wisconsin Bee Line, revives
the story that the line will be built in
the near future. The main line is to
extend from Milwaukee to the head of
the lakes.
Mrs Augusta Aukleman was found
guilty of assaultinss Mrs. Minnie Weise,
at Oshkosh, and fined $50. The de-
PENDANT will appeal the case. The
trouble was over the ownership of Il
turkey.
The Racine police are looking for a
young man named Henry NJ. Steder,
who is alleged to have threatened to
shoot Bertha Straube, a servant girl,
because she rejected his offer of love.
The jury in the case Of George S.
Bliss against the city of Racine for So
600 damages awarded the plaintiff
$1,000. Mr.. Bliss had his leg broken
by fall through a defective sidewalk.