Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-01-26
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FATHER HoNEYMANN, of MontelltfE ID mas as
been adjudged insane and lncarceraGe n ~
the Northern Hospital at Oshkosh. de
formerly resided in WinnecOnne and SuIe
tanned close relationship to the Cathoitc
clergy at Oshkosh. His seizure was very
sudden and he became violently insane
without warning. Possessing himself
with a gun he conducted himself in man
ner that created CONSERVATION in the little
community Of Monticello.
JOHN ANDERSON, while attempting to
walk fro N Ellis junction to his home IN
tigued and cold that he was obliged to lie
down, and soon became insensible. he
was found about five miles from Marlnette,
near the railroad track, almost frozen.
He was taken to the MenomOnee River
Hospital, where it was found that both OF
long in that condition it is expected that
they can be saved. Mr.. Anderson has a
family living at Marinette.
JOHN MICHAELsCHECK, employed in
saw-mlll at Egg Harbor, Door County, had
two fingers taken off and two more badly
lacerated by coming in contact with the
edger. which he was operating at the time.
at La Crosse cut 1871, 69S, 900 feet OF INN
Der, 81 760. 100 lath, and ILL., 755, 500 shingles.
The cut OF lumber exceeds that OF the pre-
cedlng year by IL 100000 feet.
HOLMES & THOMPSON, dry goods mer-
chants of Eau Claire, have assigned. The
stock is valued at $4,000. The liabilities
are unknown, but it is understood the as
sets will fully cover them.
MIR. LEHUNDRA, of Augusta, has a
somewhat unique table It's four legs are
those OF a huge deer he shot, weighing 235
pounds, standing under the table as natur-
ally as they did under their owner in his
life. He also has foot-stOol ms:le with
the antlers as legs for it, and covered with
the spotted coat OF young fawn.
THE trouble in the Fourth Regiment,
Wisconsin National Guard, at Milwaukee,
over the appointment OF a junior major,
has been settled by Gov. Peck and Adjt.-
Gen. Doe. The coveted commission has
been bestowed upon Capt. E mil Wilde, OF
the Lincoln Guard. Capt. Wilde has been
years has held the rank OF captain.
WILLIAM G. ALExAND Err, former resi-
dent of Eau Claire, died of heart failure at
Genesee, Pa, aged Y years.
AN Eau Claire establishment recently
shipped 600 refrigerators to the South, val
ued at $4,000.
THE Montreal Lumber Company, of
Ashland, is getting out $4,000, 600 feet of
logs near Brule.
NELs S. MYHR, an old resident of La
Crosse, died suddenly of winter cholera.
Mrs. John Barry, also a resident of La
Crosse, died OF the same disease, aged 81
years.
RECENTLY Thomas II. Sexton, of Cobb,
Iowa County, lost $3.50 in money, and
caused the arrest Of Mary II. Pedley.
young unmarried woman, charging her
with stealing it. A short time afterwards
MIR. Sexton found his money in a clothes
basket in his own house, but kept secret
the fact of his finding 1t, denying to some
of his neighbors that he had foundit. Miss
Pedley has now commenced an action
against him for SANDER, laying her dam
ages at S., 900. The defendant is the post
master in that village.
THE United Scandinavian S@ngerfest,
embracing the societies of Wisconsin,
Minnesota and the Dakotas, will be held
in Eau Claire June 49, 20 and 30.
j. w. SMITH, residing at South juno
ton, La Crosse County, broke his shoulder
blade by fall.
MRS. INCA RAsMERsoN, an old settle
Of La Crosse, died at the age of az years
DIR. NJ. P. HANSON, an old resident of
Milwaukee, died last night at the residence
of his daughter, Mrs. e. j. Rogers, 130
Thirteenth Street, after long illness.
A WOODMAN named Fikmer. living a
few miles north OF La Crosse, had his
hands badly frozen. 1t is thought that
amputation of one hand will be necessary.
LEO BARTELLs, the 6-year-old son of
crushed by a freight train while cOasting.
Amputation may be necessary.
THE railroading OF logs to Eau Claire is
now in successful operation. Very little
driving down the river will be done next
spring.
CHRISTOPHER BRADLEY, an old resident
of Fairchild, Eau Clare County, suffered
the amputatlon OF his right leg, the result
of an injury received about month ago.
Of
was assaulted by an unknown man and
severely injured. She was rendered in
sensible by a blow On the temple.
G. W. YOUNG, of Sturgeon Bay, expects
to bank 100000 feet Of hardwood timber
this winter.
THE farm house of Alex. Monsfilis, in
the town of Union, Door County, was de-
stroyed by fire. Loss, 5000. ....
BERNHARD BEYER. q Well-knOWn florist
of La Crosse, has been adjudged insane
and committed to the Mendoza Insane
Asylum.
The shipments of lumber from Me-
nominee during last season amounted to
81. OOO. 600 feet. The shipment from
Marlnette was 800, 100000.
THE residence of Abe James at La
Crosse was destroyed by fire, together
with nearly all the contents. The loss
will reach So 500; insurance about 81, 700.
TWO young men named NOME anu
Ryan were arrested at La Crosse on a
charge of burglary. They were held in
$1,000 bonds each, in default Of which
they went to Jail.
DIR. OssIAN CLARK, who died at the
residence of his son-in-law, DR.. Brookins,
in Milwaukee, was, for many years, a
medical practitioner at Neosho, Wis. He
was the father of the Clark sisters-Julla
and Medora-who figure prominent among
Wisconsin's poetical writer's. The former
IS now the wife of Lieut.. George Chase,
U. S. A.. and the latter is the wife of a
San Francisco journalist named S. Doug
laS-Adam.