The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-02-17

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from his feet
Is accordance with the directions of
the state Board Of Health the Eau
+ Claire Board has prepared a notice fix
ing February ~ a. the date before
which the pupils OF all schools must
! present certificates that they have been
+ vacclnated, Oh the penalty OF exclusion
from school.
ERAsTC> MEEIIAN and his wife were
found AT GAINESVILLE in an exhausted
condition. They had walked from la
+ Crosse to that place. The couple were
. on their way to their former home in
/ MlddiepOrt, Conn.
i THE City Council Of Platteyille has
/ decided to cali a special election to vote
upon the question OF bonding the city
+ for 10000 for the purpose of putting in
WaterwOrks.
CoAL gas nearly ended the lives of
/ William Welch's family at GAINESVILLE.
+ Two members of the house hold are vet
seriously i'll from the effects of the gas.
HE residence of Mrs. Mary MCIn-
to7h, at Fond du Lac, was damaged hv
fire to the extent Of 800 The fire was
caused by the explosion of n lamp.
JCDog J. \. WINSTON, who accidentally
shot himself at LaCrossc, is much bet
/ ter and the attending physician SAYS he
will recover.
TIE marriage Of Miss Libbie A. Put
nam to Milo l.. Wells took place at the
home of the brides parents in OakteId
/ Mrs. SorHA KLAUS has made applica-
ton for divorce from her husband,
Samuel Klaus. at La Crosse.
THE new " mnasium of the State Uni
versity at Madison was damaged 10y fire
to the extent of 500.
TIE residence of f. Il. Ximmer, at
Stevens Point, was damaged by fire to
the extent of $3.50.
a NEW chapel is to be built at Mt
Calvary for the Sisters of Notre Dame at
cost of $4,000.
MRs. Eva Il. WHrrcHER was granted a
divorce from her husband, Louis
Whitcher, at GAINESVILLE.
GEORGE WYPNSINNKI aged 10 wears, left
his home in the town Of Eaton, Brown
County, early in the morning to attend
school Some hours later he was found
10y n number of schoolmatcs lying on
the floor of a shed connected with the
school. He died shortly afterwards.
The fact that the boy was apparently in
good health has induced the father to
ask for an inquest
Tie 5-ycar-old son of Henry Miller
of Appleton. was burned to death atthe
home Of his grandmother in Neenan.
The little fellow had gotten out of bed
and went to the stove. where his night
gown caught fire. He died the same
day
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dead The child was nearly dead from
hunger.
CHARLES NJ. DIETRICH has been ap-
pointed receiver of the Racine BCvcle
Comuany. of Racine. which has been in
iitigition for several months. The stock
is valued at about 81 600.
DR." HENRY PALMER, Of Jancsvillc.
who was seriously i'll for the past few
weeks, has started on q trip to the Far
West, intending New Mexico and q visit
to the MIdwinter Fair.
\ CuCNGo x NoEriI-W -WE>TErN freight
conductor was fined SO and costs tor
holding a train on a crossing fifteen
minutes at Appleton.
THE plant Of the GAINESVILLE Hav Tool
Comnanv was damaged bv fire 10 the
extent of 81 600. The loss is covered
hv insurance.
THE Rarinc Busincss Mems Aesoria-
tion. which has been practically dead
for the past wear. Is to h.. revived
roy named Frank Chairman has
bnnn arrested At Rarinn on rh9roa. of