Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-22

| SUIT Is remark OF personal nature
made by Mr.. Smith about week ago.
DR.. Malone assisted by Drs. Fox
and McDill Of Milwaukee, and Cald-
Well Of Waukesha, performed an oper-
alton on Supt. NJ. Fardy of the Wau-
I.c&.la poor farm. The operation as
far rs completed was successful and
his condition is improved. The opera
tIon was nccesstatcd by Sarcoma
or generous growth Of the stomach.
Henry Abraham attempted suicide
in Oshkosh Friday by taking chloro-
form. This is the third time he has
made similar effort. His life was
saved, but he declares that he will
yet accomplish his purpose. Domestic
troubles are the cause Of his desire
, 10 take his own life.
: The members of the Racine county
board of supervisors will favor the
establishments of II tramp house and
city lookup. A site has been offered
| for $1,000. A committee has been APP
pointed TO confer with the members of
the city council in regard to the
project.
! Henry Klokenemper, former in
mate of the Milwaukee Soldiers home,
Is seriously sick at Oshkosh and will
be returned to the home. Though
seriously injured in the war, he has
never applied for II pension, but has
supported himself at the watchmakers'
trade.
! The Storr Furniture company of
Oshkosh has been reorganiZed as the
Choate-llollister company. Among the
stockholders are Leander Choate, Scy
mour IIollistcr, j. II. Jenkins and A.
f.. Thompson. The factory will COM
mence running again by New Years.
Wisconsin PENSIONS: Original Nil
vern EStabrook. Eureka; Ole Lewiston.
Castle Rock; Charles German, Pratt;
Charles w. Woodruff, New Lisbon.
Reissue Charles Beal. Elroy. OriGi-
Milwaukee.
The condition of DR.. IIiXon, who is
now i'll ut Chippewa Falls. has been
greatly exaggerated. While at some
times during his illness he has been
low, his condition has never been
alarming to his physician, DR.. ltiddell.
The Peoples Christian association
Of Fond du Lac, IN independent re-
ligiouS organization. has leased the
old Grand Opera house Oh Main street
for :wo years. Rev. w. ID. Cornell
has been engaged rs pastor.
,,,I l,l of NJ is
in II critical condition. He fell asleep,
and all efforts to arouse him have
failed. The mans pulse and temporal
ture are normal. The case is Il puzzle
to the physicians.
The trustees of Lawrence university
have been notified by the war depart
mcnt that Lieut.. Green of the regular
army has been detailed for duty as i'll
Structor in drill and military science
at Lawrence university.
A brick store and frame building
owned by j. +. w Meyer at Jefferson
was burned. Sweeters dry goods
stock was destroyed, causing Il loss of
$1,000; insured. The loss on building
is $1,000; insured for $1,4OO.
Mrs. Jestina Grumlich, of Stevens
Point died at the age of 81, after Il
sickness of two years. She was 4 ma
tive of Baden, Germany. She formerly
lived in Milwaukee.
GaleSville has given II tifteen-year
! franchise to ID. Nj. Benton ~ Co. for
an electric light system.
Mary Iinpnlur an nnnlnVnn nf tho
Smalley house at Muscoda, while
washing third story window, fell out
and was badly although not danger
ously injured
The Marinette Presbyterian church
celebrated its tWentyfourth anniver-
sary Mrs. l.. l.. Fairchild, wife of the
first pastor of the church, gave remin-
iscenceS.
Mrs. L. $. Green was found dead on
Il sofa ut her home in Evansville. She
has lived alone since the death of her
husband, contrary to the wishes of her
relatives.
Charles Hoppe, Il cigar manufacture
en- OF Chippewa Falls, has made an
assignment. His liabilities are about
$4,000, and his assets about $1,000 less.
The death of Mrs. A. A. Rowdish
occurred at Waukesha. Death was
due to consumption from which she
had been ailing for many months.
The pocket book factory ut West
Bend is running with fifty employees
Numerous orders are being received
from Wholesale houses.
Congressman Babcock was welcomed
to his \ecedah home and Congress
man elect Sauerhering was given Il
big dinner in juneau.
Chippewa Falls common council or
dercd the removal of Webb X
Fletcher's powder magazine from the
city.
Rev. William Moerdyk of Kalama
zoo. Mich, has accepted Il call from the
! Dutch Reformed church of Milwaukee
John Mcdonald, Angus Mcdonald
and their mother were nearly aSphS
Niatcd by coal gas at Chippewa Falls.
Frank RrouShton has been appointed