Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-11-28
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At PeWaukee, Charles Deck and
Margaret Duckgchisel were married
| At Belolt, John Iobin, aged So, is
! dead. He came from Racine recent
ly.
At Manitowoc the coroner's jury
found that Rathsack was killed by
Noyak
OF pneumonia. He leaves a wife and
one child.
fire damaged the factory of the
Burlington B3anket company to the
extent OF $1,000.
Mrs. j. Neil Haskell, aged 80, died
at the home of her son-in-law, S. t.
Coats, in Neenah.
Rev. Judson Ellsworth is trying to
raise a $4,000 debt on the Plymouth
church, Milwaukee.
Mrs. Daniel Would, aged so, DIS. dead
at Neenah. She leaves a husband and
seven groWn-up children.
Objections to the probate of the will
of William Goodenough were heard
by Judge Mann yesterday.
JOun 1A111IUdI1s O. Ict1 1uG1 VI CA4W
town of Albion, Jackson county, and
an old soldier, died, aged 70.
At Mosinee Paul Edwards, formerly
of Milwaukee, was married to Miss
Helen Fitzgerald of Wausau.
Henry Wilson was appointed post
master at Tillinghast, Chippewa coun-
ty, vice Isaac Shipman, dead.
x1iIIo,cro 3rNf (Sr,rIl1cxr;11o GiIa0Yn
e. Newman and wife celebrated their
fiftieth wedding day anniversary.
Miss Annie Foley and Frank
Thompson, both wel1-known resi-
dents of GAINESVILLE, we're married.
At Stevens Point, William P. Hail.
for ten years a conductor on the Wis
consin Central road, is dead, aged Al
Newell S. Blakely, an old resident
of Monroe, is dead. He was So years
Of age and came to Wisconsin in 1856
James LAWN of Wyocena and Mary
Cotter o PardeeVille, were married
The bride was a teacher for several
years.
At Spencer, Daniel Morgan and Mrs
George Nicnols were married. The
UTluG rs Tic WnuOW VI ISCF. 0CoA So
Nichols.
John Henry Inbusch, one of the best
known German-American residents
of milwaukee, is dead, at the age OF
"a years.
The De Pere board of education has
decided to advertise for plans for a
new high school to cost from $4,000
to $4,000.
L. A. Lane, agent of the st. Paul
railway at Cashton. had his leg
broken while wheeling heavy stone
on truck.
Congressman Babcock of the Third
Congressional district, accompanied
by Secretary of State Casson, was in
West Superior.
Thomas Hayes, an old resident Oh
GAINESVILLE, died in Chicago. He. was.
70 years of age and leaves a daughter
and three sons.
Mrs. Harriet M Cook has sold to
Architect w. A. Holbrook a half in
terest in the Belvedere flats, Milwau-
kee, for 100000.
Robert McAlpine, of Marinette, has
received letters patent on machine
for making paperWare, such as pals
tubs, ETC., from wood pulp.
I No trace has yet been found of the.
missing longshoremen, Johnson and
his father-in-law, who are supposed
to have drowned in Fox river.
Mrs. Catherine Steussy, wife Of.
Matthias Steussy, died at New Glarus-
A husband AID five children survive.
She was a sister of John Luchs1nger-
A petition in bankruptcy was fled
by Frank Bauman, a Racine hardware
merchant. His liabilities amount TO
$4,000, of which $4,000 is partially
secured,
At Stevens Point the most import
ant case before the circuit court viii
be the trial of John Lombard for the
killing of Ole Elfason at Amherst on
Sept. 16, 1897.
Frank TrUper and Miss Bessie Hol-
leran were married at Menasha. In
the same city Joseph Meyer of Neenah
and Miss Augusta Miller of MilWau-
kee were also married.
Four Oshkosh saloonkeepers who
persisted in operating slot machines
against the will of the authorities,
paid fines amounting each to 1918
They agreed that they had enough.
Pensions: Additional, John Bot
zem, Eden, 81 to s12: increase, Will
liam Beitz, Lomira, So to $40; origi-
nal, widows, ETC., Mary M. Hodgden,
Marshfield, So; Sa1lie j. Gragg, Han
cock, So.
The w. w Cargill company has
added another elevator to its string
which are tributary to Green Bay.
The 10000 bushel elevator of L. M
Washburn at Sturgeon Bay has been