Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-23
STATE NEWS.

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| and Arthur Nj. Pardee respectively.
| Ole Johnson, who lives on William
Bruley's farm near Waupaca, cut his
| throat with Il razor, partly severing his
| windpipe. DR.. Pelton, who sewed up
| the wound, thinks his recovery doubtful
Miss Annie e. Jennings, eldest daugh-
| ter of Thomas Jennings, late Indian agent
| at the Green Bay agency, was married at
| Shawano to Anton NJ. Martineau of
| Oconto The ceremony took place ut the
| Catholic church, the Rev. Father Kast-
i ner officiating.
Fire destroyed the large barn and
granary on the farm of Samuel Albright
of the town of Barton Washington coun
| ty. The granary contained 1900 bushels
of old grain and 800 bushels of corn.
This years grain crop, estimated at 1900
bushels was also burned. The loss is
$4,000; insurance $4,000.
Peter Lanscher, an old resident of
the town of Pierce. Kewaunee county,
died at the age of II years.
The new Catholic school building at
Ashland will be completed January Is.
The cost will be S26.771.
Edward Corrigan had his leg crushed
while skdding logs near Washburn. Am
putation may be necessary.
Mrs. Fanny Chandler, wife of Or.
Schimoneck of Beaver Dam. died from
| the effects of Il surgical operation.
John Kay, n farmer residing near
GAINESVILLE. has been adjudged insane and
committed to the Mendoza asylum.
Henry Alton pleaded guilty 10
charge of horse stealing ut La Crosse
and was sentenced to one year in state
prison.
The marriage of Miss kittie L. ia
cobus to Fred Nj. Sackett of Stevens
Point took place at the brides home in
New London.
Mrs. Hoffman died at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. John KEITH of the
town of Addison, Washington county.
Deceased was SO years of age.
Nicholas Nickels died at his home in
WATERFOWL, aged 50 years.
Louis Geheb reports having killed
twenty-nine rattlesnakes on the farm of
Edward Rosenhauer near Burlington.
Louis Steimke, II farmer living near
Watertown. was attacked by AN enraged
bull and terribly bruised about the body.
He will probably die.
William Seymour died at his home
in Madison, aged 81 years.
-Amery is putting in Il system of wa
terworks at Il cost of $4,000.
The barn on David Taylors farm,
near Waupaca. was destroyed by fire with
all the contents.
John McNally, for many years Il
resident of Beoit, passed away at the
age of 81 years.
Joseph +. Wightman. formerly a res
ident of West Bend, died at Burlington,
Ia, aged 81 years.
Miss Minnie Flint was married to n.
O. Ferris of Omro at the home of her
parents 1T Beloit.
-Axe Anderson, a West Superior Ia
horer. committed suicide by taking II
dose of carbolic acid.
An artesian well has been discovered
on the farm of Victor Heath, two miles
west of New Lisbon.
Mrs Emma Lynch. aged S6 years,
died at her home in Appleton.
The Iowa county fair will be held at
Dodgeville August %. 30 and 81.
Mrs. Moeskes, wife of Judge Noes
kes of Appleton, died of consumption.
Mrs. John Kohmetz died at her home
in Watertown of paralysis, aged 81 years.
O. j. Irish, former resident of RAJ
cine. died at Albion, Mich, aged 20 years.
David W. Davis died at his home in
Mount Pleasant, Racine county, aged Is
years
A number of Dakota farmers intend
to erect a large grain elevator ut West
Superior.
Mrs. John Monaghan, aged 63 years.
died suddenly of dropsy at her home in
Menasha.
William Seldom. for many years a
resident of Pardecville, died ut the age
of 20 years.
Samuel Hob of the town of Green
vile, Outagamie county, lost his entire
crop by fire.
A wind storm swept over Platteville
and did a great deal of damage to orchard
trees and barns.
Mrs. G. II. Rogers of Kenosha died
after long illness. She had been an in
valid for thirteen years.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Tallman, mother of Ar
thur Bowers of Delavan, died ut her home
in Clinton, aged 50 years.
Maud. the 12-year-old daughter of
Mrs. +. u. Watts of Neenah, fell and dis
located her right shoulder.
Mrs. Moritz Rietf, a resident Of Prai-
re du Chen for forty years. died ut her
home, aged about 76 years.
Tom Hogan died suddenly at his home
in Eagle Point after eating Il quantity
of plums and watermelon.
The 3-year-old son of Mrs. Mary Il.
Mccarthy of GAINESVILLE was drowned in
the river near the house.
John Sullivan. formerly a resident of
Fond du Lac. passed away ut his home
in Meeme ut the age of rs years.
Fire destroyed the barns and grain
on the farm of John Burnhy near Ju-
neau. The loss is about $500.
-EN-NIayor c. l.. Colman of La Crosse
is confined to his bed by reason of injuries
sustained in runaway accident.
Mrs. Annie DUDE of Eagle Point
has been adjudged insane She was taken
to the Northern hospital at Oshkosh
City Assessor Charles j. Wenck and
his wife celebrated the twenty fifth ami
versary of their marriage at Watertown.
The Heckla Manufacturing company
of Plainvile has decided to establish Il
h,.,t, VI,
will employ 200 men.
"A twopound garfish was caught at
Willow Point, near Delavan. They say
that it is the first fish of the kind ever
caught in Delavan lake.
John Renner of Sugar Creek, Wal,
worth county. has been making war on
the woodchucks on his farm this summer.
lie has shot and killed an even fifty.
Will Garnich and Herb Morse freed a
lnrUn blorE baor aud two ,.,bv ~ Ninth,