Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-06-21

Chicago acted as bridesmaid and +: A
| Pfeffer of Milwaukee, f. ID. Griswold. L.
A. Ballister and John D. Matthews
| groomsmen. A reception was sl'ea ~ q,
| the home of the brides parents, after
| which the young couple left for an eA-
| tended bridal tour. :, w =
The contest over the will of W. y.
Geanen of Freedom was decided IN the
| county court ut Appleton. Geenen dled
last winter leaving VIII bear .il1,so a".t It
! $4,000 to his children. After. this, VII WI
was Drobated another will was found da1-
ed 1898 leaving the property 70 ms grant,
children. a Catholic church III Nebfashi'
! and one in Holland. The effort to probate
Ills latter will failed on the ground that
the testator was mentally incompetent "'
the time of making the Will
| Rosa Knorr. aged IL years, stole Il
certificate of deposit for $500 from her
father at Appleton cashed it ana speht
about So. She was arrested ana the
money and goods recovered. me glrl
pleaded guilty before Il justice and was
committed to the Milwaukee 1hdustrla!
school.
Notice has been received at Appleton
of the Gift to Lawrence University of ~
acres of land, worth from $1,000 to $1,000,
located in Sphinx county, South Dako1a'
The donors are Mr.. and Mrs. George y.
Russell. They have given the same amohhI
of property in another county to the tuna
for superannuated ministers. The dona-
ton comes though the Rev. NJ. Hime-
bauGh.
George Blythe. who committed sui
eide at Elgin, Ill. by hanging. went to
Fond du Lac about the year lSbO ana
with Mr.. Patty bought the old Lewis
house of Col Gwen and it became the
Patty house. When the old building
burned. the new one now the Palmer
house, was erected Mr.. Blythe was Tor
Oft 1UiC
The bells for ST Peters Lutheran
church at Fond du Lac have arrived.
The largest weighs 1000 pounds. the next
in size, 900 pounds and the smallest 0oo
pounds. On each OF the bells is an in
scrption in German, '"rhe bell is Il pres
ent from from the Young People of St. Peters
Evangelical Lutheran church. On the
large bell are the words, in German,
"Glory to God" on the second, peace on
Earth and on the small one, "Concor-
1ia."
Amos p. Wilder has purchased an
interest in the State Journal Printing
Company at Madison, and assumes the
editorship Jointly with H. A: Taylor.
Mr. Wilder is 4 graduate of Yale Uni
versity, and has enjoyed large expert
ence in the making of a daily newspaper
His reportorial experience was earned on
the Albany IN. " Journal. For some
years he was editor of the New Haven
Comm Palladium.
The revival meetings heEd at La
Crosse for the past three weeks by the
Revs. Chapman ard Elliott, assisted by
Bilhorn and Butts. the singers. have con
Guided, but several churches Will strive
to keep the revival spirit awake by fire.
quent weekday meetings. A plan was
preached at the ministers meeting for
union outdoor services during July, and
it will quite likely be adopted.
Henry Scholtz was shot iii Tire back
at Appleton about Il year ago. DR.. Reeve
probed for the bullet but was quite I'M
able to find any trace of it. Recently
the lad was in swimming and he felt Il
pain over his shoulder blade, and ON 60
ing to the doctor the bullet was located
between the skin and bone and easily re-
moved.
Edwin Burt was sentenced at James
vile to two years at Waupun for steal
ing Barney Radigan's horse at Clinton
thirteen years ago. Judge Bennett over
rl,Erpo tba motion for y new trial.