Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-02-09
pADGER NOTES.

E ';s5 he left them to his eldest daughter,
UpEo has lately discovered that they are
WIZ with $4,000 Her brothers and sisters
WV claim that the lots were simply left IN
.pT with her by their father. They seek
n recover the same.
p,yF1EI.D COUNTY desires to make
.-aJe with Ashland County, Offering the
. IpH of Mason in exchange for the Apos-
%."is1ands. The Apostle Isles are still q
.ortjon of the town Of Ashland. At re-
l5snt meeting of the Ashland County
i4aard Mr.. Packard. representative the
Dt,trprs on the islands, presented petition
ting off the islands as separate town,
1.-THE board has taken no action. Wash
SrrD, it is said. will not agree to BayfelG's
.rhrme to annex the islands much less to
AVE- ND the town Of Mason. On the whole.
ayfeId ami Washburn have a very
lrstty county division fight on their hands.
\ 'RaiyGeld County is divided, one bone Of
intention will be the possession of Iron
Fver. Both Washburn and Bayfield, want
TIFF body of Daniel B. Lille, a we'll
,noWn logger of Wausau. was found on
t 1u' ice in Eau Claire River, near that
nIace. He was 10 years OF age ana leaves
! sarge family
THE remains of Thomas Tarrant, an old
r,,jdenl OF Eau CLAIRE, were taken to Mus
EprOn, MICH, lOI UuIldl.
FroRTAN PFLUGER, a La Crosse cooper,
has mySteriously disappeared from his
home and his family, and his friends are
anxious as to his safety.
WORD has been received at Eau Claire
of the death of George W. Brown, at Den
Vr. Co.. Mr. Brown was formerly resi-
/ dent of Eau Claire and was prominent in
! politics.
MRS. NETTIE S. FISH has commenced
srtion for divorce in the circuit court at
. IhjcacO from her husband, j. r. Fish.
Thew were married at La Prairie, Wis.,, in
/ nSg
THE B0hn Manufacturing Company, of
Minneapolis paid $50, 900 for the right to
cut pine for three years from $40 acres OF
land in Ashland County.
TONE of the long red sandstone Obelisks
6beuSed IN the foundation of the WiScon-
tin pavilion in the mines building at the
Worlds Fair was broken III being removed
from flat car in Chicago. The Stone was
about eighteen feet long, and broke five
feet from the end. 1t is possible that it
can be showed together so the break will
not be detected. The other three sections
and the mammoth cornerStoneS were I'M
i loaded without damage.
FIRE destroyed the Commercial Hotel,
Opera House and a saloon belonging to r.
j. keefe, at Prairie du CHEN. Some 800
people were attending charity ball in
the Opera House, and had just left when
4 the fire broke out. The fire originated on
the stage from a lamp or stove. The
guests III the hotel escaped. Some had Il
close call, creeping down stairs through
The smoke.
Mr. AND Mrs. HIRAM P. GRAHAM, of
Eau Claire. celebrated the forty-titth an
IEerSGry of their wedding a few days
ago.
Mss MAMIE EPSTEIN was married to
Sol Cohen at the residence Of her parents
MAShland. Both are prominent IN social
circles.
VIC DEVERELL, who committed sui
G0e at 81. Paul. MIMI, few days ago,
hmerIy resided at Madison.
Mis-, JEsSIE HYDE, daughter of S. Y.
Hyde. wealthy grain dealer OF La Crosse,
was married to Clark w. Thompson, son
otthr late Coz. &. w. Thompson, the rail-
road man. The ceremony took place at
the home Of the brides parents. Guests
We're present. from Milwaukee,, Mime
IOlS, Chicago and other cities. The
Young couple vii! spend their honeymoon
ii california.
CoL. JOHN G. SPOONERi as cOnditlOnally
accepted an invitation to deliver the COM
lenCement address before the senior class
University next June. When approached
y the committee he stated that lie would
speak if he found it possible to do so, and
Would give a definite answer IN short
{ time
AGENT WlIKE. of the Fox River Dis
Net OF the Wisconsin Humane Society,
FpOrS that for the quarter ending Janu-
4y5l' lWenty-slX children We're found IN
@sihuently clothed and sheltered. and that
mol lyNIt Ivy
posed 10 storms.
liz Board of Normal School Regents
gu at Madison and listened to the claims
Superior. Ashland, Chippewa Fails and
, @tNSaN Tor the location OF the sixth IN
MUIon Superior offered $65.00O build
u, aud site, Ashland offered $50
W. cash. site and u building now used
S@hoSpltal. The propositions of Wau-
@naN0 Chippewa Falls were stated to be
%MrWhat indefinite. The board decided
@Ee no action until the Legislature
NSeS hlll authorizing the establishment
"t TWO additional schools and making
appropriation for their maintenance.
a IKE NeSterS. OF Marlnette, have offered
, ~y aah hauling the largest load OF logs
4WS me season Tree transportation to
NY "orIdS talr ana all expenses.
aroN me copper mining region con Is
A. WIott jhaC operations are progressing
rn ME- head OF Stewards River Two
l""t"iu2S have been formed. one the
~1 aha" :. opper X Mining Company, and the
I " 'Ae aIker Copper Company. They
5D purchased soc acres OF land for S13,-
I1s ~A0 nave sunk Il shaft tfty-tive feet.
WHY ,tApect wonderful Developments
"A NM a 'Ae shaft has reached the depth OF
ast, vet The specimens show a purely
~'teopper.
n,Sa.., foLEY, of La Crosse, buyer for