Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-02-16
BADGER BRIEFS.
Spooks. Smallpox. Deaths and Other
Things of Interest.


Some Racine factories will soon re-
sumo.
Albanians think their village harbors
a Spook.
Salvationists will try to save Wauke-
sha sinners.
Fire did $1,000 damage in the Racine
Times Office
Smallpox has appeared in tramp at
Fort Howard He died
Outagamie county pioneers will meet
in Appleton on the 22d inst.
The two chambers of commerce at
Superior cannot agree to Il consolida-
ton of their interests.
=. ii. Pew has been appointed post
master at Stehpensville, Outagamie
county, vice l. G. Scott, removed.
Capt. w. Ii. Smith, whose recent
suicide has been reported was for a
veterans home.
Dr.. and Mrs Henry Palmer of James
Vile will sail for Europe in few
days, having abandoned their plan of
Il tour through old Mexico.
The Spencer Tribune establishment
will be moved to Loyal, Clark county.
Mr.. Vandercook having sold out to B.
NJ. Fullmer and d. V. Richardson.
Mrs Eliza Little of Superior recover
cd $1,000 from the Rapid Transit COM
pany of that city for the injuries she
received in being run down by one Of
the companys street cars.
Wisconsin pensions: Original-Albert
Quackenbush, La Crosse; MOrits ROst,
Suamico; Theodore Demner, Denmark.
Original widows, etc.-Egbert G. Ben
edict father), Chetek.
The late Alfred Palmer of Boscobel
was appointed fish commissioner by
Gov. Taylor and reappointed by Gov.
Ludington. He was first in this state
to propagate brook trout
The young man killed at Vandalia,
Mo-, is Jacob Lanfred, Jr, son of a
private Waterman employed at Cedar
burg. He left home Monday for either
Colorado or Nebraska. He was y
years old.
| j. w. Scarborough of WaukeSan has
engaged the largest barn at the Fond
du Lac kite park and will be there in
April with 4 string of twenty horses,
2:26. The kite track pool privilege for
this season has been sold to George
w. Ware, of Cincinnati, O.
Conductor Frank Wesche of the Chi
cago & Northwestern railway was Sc
verely burned about the face at James
vile, the sudden stopping of his train
having thrown him against the stove
in the caboose.
| Mrs. A. L.. Butts was nearly aSphyXi
J atnd at nelavan, by an accidentally eN.
! tinguished burner of q gasoline stove
When Mr.. Butts went home at noon ht
found his wife On the floor apparently
dead and the room full of gas. Hell
condition is serious.
Mrs. William Presher, of Humbird
! lost heavily by the recent theft of SCI,
600 worth Of Maine Central railway
and Lewiston city bonds from the
vaults of the Safety Deposit company
of Bingham, Me. She was by inheri
lance Il onc-third owner of these bonds
and had for some time received inter
est on the $1,000 constituting her share
The only colored Methodist Episcopal
church in New York city, ST. Marks
Rev. Ernest Lyon, pastor, Is soon to
change its home. Negotiations are in
progress for exchanging st. Marks
on Forty-eight street for that of st
Johns Methodist church, on Fifty.
| third street.
Professor Milligan. senior clerk OF
the Established Church assembly OF
Scotland, and one of it's ex-nOderatOrs
died recently at the age of 73. He fill
ed the chair Of divinity and biblical
criticism in the University of Aberdeen
for thirty three years.