Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-10-25
, ANNUAL ELECTION OF THE Y.
NJ. G. A. is HELD.
SEN ERAl MARRIAGES. AND
DEATHS REPORTED.
Two Boys Kill Themselves While
Hunting-A Menasha ex-Otticial
Found to Be Short in His Accounts
Suit Is lljuught Dy a Superior
Laborer for Being Blacklisted.

Benja ON BiXby of Emerald who
had a preliminary examination last
spring at GlenwOod on a charge of
shooting his wife, was rearrested by
Sheriff Saugestad on the same charge.
He was arrested on complaint of his
brother-in-law and it is said his daugh-
ter will give entirely different testi-
mony from that sworn to i'll the spring.
! Arthur Hanson, aged -, went hunt
ing near Eau Claire with another
yOdnG man. While hanson Was drag
Si.S ms gun across the nnuillc of
boat 1t was discharged and Inc charge
went through his lungs, killing him al
most instantly. He was the son of Il
Well-knoWn merchant and recently
graduated from the high school
! The state convention of the Y, NJ
q. A. elected permanent officers as fol-
lows: President, John NJ. Whitehead,
GAINESVILLE; first vice president, Il. w.
Frost, Milwaukee,; second vice presi-
dent, Charles +. Johnson, Stoughton;
secretary, L. Ii. Winston, Evansville,
assistant secretary, Ned Roney, Law
renee university.
The city of Rhinelander some time
ago caused an action to be brought
against A. o. Hilgerman, president of
the Rhinclandcr Brewing company to
test the right of Il brewer to retail
beer without Il license. Judge Bardeen
discharged Mr.. Ililgerman holding that
Il brewer has Il right to retail us we'll
us Wholesale
At the groom's home in Palmyra Ii.
! n. Graves, Il well-known business man,
and Miss Dora Kicker We're married.
At the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Cartwright of
! Hebron, Miss Ida Cartwright and 10.
seph LcLery, Jr., all of Hebron, were
married.
Richard McGaffcy, cooper, has
brought suit against Coopers union
10, of superior to recover damages in
the sum of 5000. Mr.. McGaffey charg-
eS that he has been blacklisted and kept
from earning money at his trade for
two years.
Richard Keister, son of Il farmer riy-
ing about four miles from Marinette,
was accidentally killed while hunting
He was found in the woods with
bullet hole in his head.
The Northern Pacific Railway com
pany is putting in sidetracks at Poke
galna station, Il mile and u half west
of South Superior, that will accommo-
date POO cars
DR.. +. J. Pope received notice that
he had been appointed Il member Of
the board of examining surgeons of
Racine, in place of DR.. Keech, re
signed.
At platteville Homer Perry died,
aged a. He came to platteville in
1S49. A widow and four children sur
yive him. He was a pioner school
teacher,
OF two tramps arrested at Fond du
Lac one was a Mrs. Lulu VannaSse
clad in Il white sweater, SLOUGH hat
and an ordinary mans wearing APP
parc.
James Miller died at Shawano. He
was well-known in northern Wisconsin
as Il surveyor and land locker and has
resided in Shawano over thirty years.
Miss Mary f. A. Cess died at the
home of her parents in Hebron of
typhoid fever, aged nearly II years
The river is so low at Appleton that
the beauty OF stretches above and be-
low the city is much impaired by the
unseemly exposure of its banks
Father Leo Suchy, the pioneer Bo-
hemian Catholic priest of the Milwau
kee archdiocese, died very unexpected
ly Saturday morning.
Twenty eight Green Bay homing
pigeons released ut Juneau eighty five
miles away reached their cotes in
three hours
Wisconsin pensions: Originals
stephen Elphick, National Military
home Henry IL. Burgers Fond du
Lac.
Mrs. G. A. Mccoy, an old settler of
Sank county, died at the house of her
son in Reedsburg. She was 80 years
old
Charles Stone, Il veteran eX-soldier
and farmer of Reedsburg, died at the
home of his brother in that city.
Large orders for Brown county hay
lave been Cancelled since Canada hay
has free market in the states
Charles Wiseman, of Omro, has
sued Fred Tegtmeier for SANDER,
placing the damage at $1,000.
Gus Anderson, of Chippewa Falls
was sent to Waupun for one year on
his confession Of robbery.
Geor1e Mcmillan, of La Crosse, paid
$1,000 for u controlling interest in
the Appleton gas works.
Miss Sutremeister, Of Philadelphia
IS to have charge of the Eau Claire
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