Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-07-21
BADGER BRIEFS.
Items of Interest Cleaned from All
Over the State.

Charles Larose. aged p years. was
drowned in the Fox river at Green !
Bay while bathing
Andrew Bailey, Il pioneer of Rock
county. passed away at his home in the
town Of Footville. aged 10 years.
Fml. the 2-year-old son of Herman
Ever. of Oshkosh. was drowned while
lllyins in the pond at North Park
Mrs. Mary Lawrence. one of the
early settlers of Fond du Lac, died at
her home in that city, aged 81 years
The six societies of St Joseph's con-
Ere@ation at La Crosse are about to
buiid new home at Il cost of $1,000
1t cost I. c.. Dunnigan, a Chippewa
Fails barber, $:222.33 for violating the
Sunday law in keeping his barber shop
open.
1t is reported that the Northern Pa
citic Railroad company will build
round-houSe of eleven stalls at West
Superior.
Albert Meyer. a young man living in
the town of Washington. near Sha-
wano, died from an injury received two
years ago.
Everett Roberts. son of Thomas Rob
erts, Il wcll-known merchant of Ran
dolph, was killed Icy Il bolt of light
ming recently.
y. Bruette, aged 81 years, died at
his home in Jefferson. He served in
Co. ID, first Wisconsin volunteer cavalry,
during the war.
At meeting of the school board of
Delavan it was voted to appropriate
$4,000 for a new school building with
Il capacity for $50 pupils.
William Sucssmilch Sheboygan
young man, was drowned while bathing
i'll the river at that place. The body
has not yet been recovered.
i Charles jacobson, formerly a resident
of Florence, was killed by the blowing
out OF Il cylinder head at one of the mills
near Iron Mountain, Mich.
! Miss Maude Noble, of Menasha, was
married to Wayne Hodge, of Neenah.
The ceremony took place at the home
OF the brides parents.
W. H. Marvin, a Green Bay trunk
manufactures, has ASST gned for the
benefit OF his rce,litors. The assets and
liabilities are not known.
| During a heavy hail storm at New
Lisbon over 1900 panes Of glass in
dwellings, and stores We're shattered.
Crops in that vicinity Jared badly.
HI Tod 4
vorce from her husband, Herman J.
Pashke, in the circuit court at James
vile. Mrs. Pashke was awarded $3.50
alimony.
The Wisconsin Pharmaceutical aSso-
citation will hold convention at Fond
du Lac on August s, . and 10. Prepa-
rations are being made for large at
tendance.
Ephraim A. Rowen. aged IA years
died at his home in the town of Scott
Crawford county. He was Il member
Of Co. a, seventh Wisconsin infantry
during the late war
c. c. Gaylord, an Elllhorn resident
WAS trying to raise Il large scantling b.
meals of Il pulley when the scantlin@
broke in two, one piece striking him OF,
the face and breaking his nose.
The fight between the saloon keeper,
of bayfield, and the town board has
resulted in victory for the latter, TIL,
saloon men paying 500 for licenses
the amount originally demanded.
Bishop MesSmer, of Green Bay, has
issued a decree to the various parishes
i'll the Green Bay diocese against the
holding of picnics, excursions and fairs
by Catholic societies on Sundays.
Work is we'll under way on the new
paper mill at Nckoosa About POO feel
of the 9OO-foot dam is part way up and
blasting and quarTying material fol
the main building is busying large
gangs of men.
While George keebler, of Menomo
nee Falls, was taking a ride on the
hand-car, the Car jumped the track
throwing Keebler violently against q
pile of ties. He received an ugly cut
in the forehead, but will recover.
The Union Fire company. of Dcpere
at a meeting on July I, passed a resolu-
ton disbanding the company to take
effect July IA. The action is due to
dissatisfaction with the treatment they
have received at the hands of the city
council.
The body of Archie Skinner, who dis
appeared from his home at Eau Claire
about ten days ago, was found in the
Chippewa river 1t is supposed that he
was drowned while catching drift
wood He was - years of age.
Ephraim Barren, of BoscObel, died Of
heart failure at his home in that city,
aged 10 years.
Charles Sheldon, an Appleton young
man, came near being decapitated a
few evenings ago. He was riding
home on his bicycle and when near his
house he took to the sidewalk, as the
road was muddy. Suddenly he ran in
to telegraph wire, that some mis-
creant had strethced across the walk,
and was thrown violently to the ground.
The wire caught him in the throat and
buried itself into the flesh. He was
taken to physician and the wound
was attended to. The police Of that