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

| Lawrence The chair of physics and
| chemistry was filed by the election Oh
prof Charles w. Treat of Napa college,
| California. ,na
Two weeks ago two Hebrew peddiers,;
| r, Essential and Nj. Coin, were arreslgu
at Poynette on II charge or SelillS sa uua
without first obtaining a village Iieem ah
and We're assessed slu a .ha ground that
They refused to pay on the grounia aa nee,
they were operating under STATE nIen aar'
and were not amenable to the Iocal COT
noration laws. and in default were conl-
mitted to Jail for five days When i la
ated they went to M q Rnh,in u one of
the village board; w. l.. Hanson. villassf
marshal and |. C. Sargent, the justice o.
the peace before whom they were .r non
| They ask damages in the sum OF @oooo
each. - la,
Charles Fl. Upham and fanny, wi,m
several friends. who nave e. oe1 nas t'' three
at Shawano lake for the past t ~,
weeks. had a very narrow escape from
drowning. They were out in a row poa.
when q sudden squall capsiZed the poat
and threw all the occupants INTO me wa
ter, which was more than forty 1eet oegp
where the accident occurred. besiues NJ
and Mrs. Charles Upham, the party m
Guided Sarah and Robert upham;; MISS
Hattie Gibbs and James Allen OF ShaWa.
no. and Miss Roy Wheeler ana Herpel,i,
Wheeler of Marshficld. Fortunately an
managed to reach the upturned boat, 10
which they clunc until rescued by Harry
McNichol who was out on the lake III
a soil boat and witnessed the accident.
The Wisconsin State Cranberry GROW
ers' association held it's regular summer
meeting at Grand Rapids. Inc prilcl,'i
business transacted was the organization
of the Wisconsin CRANBERRY lraue r vuna,
pany corporation whose mann purpoHse
is the selling of the cranberry crop OF the
stockholders. The ASSOCIATION hopes
thereby to prevent the commission hler-
chants of Chicago selling berries at rum
ously low figures. Inc cap,tai OF r Tue new
reports showed that the cranberry crop
for Wisconsin would not exceed one-tenth
of an average crop. The report on nre
damages showed that most of the bearing
wild cranberry marshes and over one,hal1
of the improved marshes in the state nave
been burned over this season.
Racine has 1904 children of school
age according to the latest census.
Mrs. Frederick Wustum, aged 6S
years. died at her home in Racine.
Albert T. Eberle of Watertown died
at Honey Grove, Tex, aged "a years.
Prank Thurston lost $3.50 worth OF
grain by fire on his farm near Calamus.
Racine residents have subscribed $500
in cash for the fire sufferers at Phillips.
Ten thousand black bass were plant
ed in Lake View near Merrill last Week
Mrs. Thomas Barclay died at her
home in La Crosse of cancer OF the stom-
ach.
Miss Louise Amore of Little River
was married to Peter De ClouX of De
pere.
Nicholas Steller. one of the early resi-
dents of Wausau, died at his home of
dropsy.
The Republican Columbia county
convention will be held at Portage Au-
gust 20.
The First Presbyterian church at
Oshkosh has been completed at Il cost of
$50. 600.
The 11-year-old daughter of Michael
Gates of Norwalk was fatally kicked by
Il horse.
Charles Ferguson. a stranger at
Whitewaer, died suddenly from hem
orrhage.
Michael Cook of Mindora was killed
by Il runaway not far from his place of
residence.
The Brown county Democratic con-
vention will be held at Green Bay Sep
TENDER /.
Miss Mary Larsen was married to
Peter Swenson at the home of her par
ents in Neenah
The Democratic county convention
for Walworth county will be held at Elk
horn August p.
Capt Yeager formerly well-known
resident of La Crosse, died at his home
in Dubuque, Ia.
Christian Peterson. n farmer living
of heart disease.
Mrs. Thomas M. Goldsworthy of
Linden. Iowa county, died from the eff
fects of an operation.