Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-06-24
AT Marinette, Charles Kelly, . years

IL. ~. OlIn, cine OF lGle HIsl SeuIiciS VI
hartford and prominent member of the
Methodist Episcopal conference, died Fri
day.
John Waa,a. hardware merchant OF
Wautoma, came very near bleeding TO
death from the effects of having tooth
pulled.
A Sheboygam Lad named Schroeder, IL
years old, was rescued from drowning in
the Sheboygan river by a young man
named Messmann
At Eau Claire, the thermometer stood
at 100 in the shade Monday. Five men
working ON a school building We're pros
trated by the heat.
Miss Lolita Mabel Green and John L..
Murray of Chicago were marBief In Nee
nah ut midnight, at Roberts summer
hotel. Rev. Il. +. Eddy offciated.
John Slight of Emmett, an old resident,
has been appointed to the office of dep
uty register of deeds of Dodge County,
in place of Charles f. Reid, resigned.
AT Elkho111, Mrs. Daniel Gray died of
paralysis, aged SO years She was the
mother of Mrs. X. Chambers. She was
born in the State of New York and came
to Wisconsin in 1915.
Ferdinand Lindow, coal HEAVIER, 81
years 3D. married and having four chill
dren, drowned himself in Sheboygan river
at Sheboygan. He was temporarily IN
sane from the excessive heat.
Johanna Kennedy died at St. Francis
hospital, La Crosse. where She had hyed
for two years past, aged y years. The
remains Will be buried beside those of her
husband at Prairie du CHEN.
Louis Weeks, employed at the McCord
mill at Superior, while trying to control
frightened horse was thrown off tram,
and fell a distance of twenty-five feet.
fracturng an arm and leg.
Viola the 3-yoar-oid daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Waiter of Fond du Lac,
had a narrow escape from death. She
mstook concentrated I've for sugar and
swallowed a considerable portion.
The long-looked-for electric cars to be
used on the Zines of the Citizens Traction
Company at Oshkosh have arrived. This
is the first consignment and consists of
eight closed cars of the most approved
style.
An order was entered in the Circuit
Court at Juneau by Judge Dick directing
the assignee of Max Kramer the bank
rupt Baver Dam coth:er, to settle all
Gains against the insolyent by paying
cents ON the dolsar.
On complaint of John Huebner Ju.
neau butcher, Albert Essmann, promi-
nenS farmer of the town of Oak Grove,
was arrested and taken before Justice
/ (!ha
market diseased meat.
The case of G. s. Matteson of Fond du
Lac, Indicted for sending obscene matter
through the MATS, came up in the United
States Court at Oshkosh. Mattesom fail
ed to appear and his bond of $1,000 was
declared forfeited. A bench warrant was
also issued.
Robert r. Jennings of Menomouie,
Mich. a friend of the family of the Me-
nomonie heiress who e!cped with Joseph
Willard, the actor, spent a day in Eau
Claire inves,tiga ting Wizards record. Mr.
jennings said he wanted to satisfy him
self that Willard was really divorced from
his first wife and found that such was
the case.
e. H. Rumery, night Waterman at
the Oshkosh hospital for insane, is in a
serious condition from the explosion of
bottle containing homemade stomach
bitters. Mr.. Rumery gave the bottle a
violent shaking, when it exploded with
great force, cutting his face, neck and
hands. One piece of glass just missed the
jugular vein.
Mrs. Annie III. johnson of Hammond,
was taken to Hudson to answer to the
charge of bigamy preferred by her hus-
band, Julius johnson of Pleasant Val
ley. Mrs. Johnson was a widow i'm 1896
when she married johnson. Last April
she married Frank Miller of Hammond.
She pleaded guiity, the sole excuse offered
being ignorance of the Jaw.
The Oshkosh sash and door mamufac-
turing companies will not join the West
ern Door Company, the new combine re-
Gently organized with $1,C0O,OOO capital,
with headquarters at Rock Island. Tire
reason for this decision en- the part of the
Oshkosh men is THAT their trade is chiefly
IN the East, wh:te that of Iowa and Hi
nois firms is with Western men.
A. b. Lewis, ex-member of the Assem-
bly,, was found dead Saturday night at
his home by his family. Mr.. Lewis home
10 C-CN Gil HllitS 1IOIu w ulUpIHW, ana he
had just returned home alone. 1t is sup
posed :hat while opening his gate the team
started. and In attempting 10 stop them
he was knocked down by the end of the
wagon tongue, the team and wagon pass
ing over him. He leaves wife and ten
children.
Mrs. Gusta Hermessey of Kaukauna
has just been awarded s., 1000 damages for
the death of her husband, James Hennes-
sey. who lost his life while switching in
the yards of the Chicago and Northwest
ern Railroad Company. This is the larg-
est amount allowed by law for death by
accident MIR. Hennessey lost his Life by
stumbling into an open drain at switch
stand, and being crushed by the cars. The
jury charged care.essness i'm not cover
ing the drain.
The case of L. Winfield Spence VS..