Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-04-14
win Undoubtedly contest the late election.

Christopher Krippner has been appoint
ed postmaster at Oakland, vice Z. G.
Blanchard, resigned.
DR.. and Mrs Byron Douglas of Apple
ton recently celebrated the golden ami
versary of their wedding.
A little child of Fred Hurlburt, living
near Elroy, was scalded by the overturn-
ing Of kettle of hot water.
Edmund Wuench of Gilmore was killed
by a freight train between Kewaskum
and Campbellsport He was SO years
Of age.
City Marshal Roper of Horizon, by or
der Of the City Council, raided all the sa-
looms and took possession of seven slot
machines.
Burglars forced an entrance into the
saloon of Charles Lepinski at Stockton
station and carried off q nickel-in-the-slot
machine.
Frank Deplanche, Marinette boy
about IA years of age, was badly burned
about the head by the explosion Of pint
bottle Of giant powder.
Peter Ender Of Calumet County at
tempted suicide at Appleton by drowning
in the water power canal He was res
cued in an insensible condition.
The North Wisconsin academy, founded
at Ashland in 1893, is burdened with
debt of $4,000. OF the amount 1910
has been pledged to pay it off
The Bank of Sheboygan was the sue
cessful bidder for the bonds to provide
funds for the proposed school building in
that city. The issue will be $'5,875.
Edward Knudsen was found dead IN a
drainage canal back of the Imig hotel at
Pewaukee. An inquest held resulted in
verdict of death from unknown causes.
Department Commander E. B. Gray Of
the q. A. r. Of Wisconsin has organized
a new Grand Army post at Cedar Grove,
which starts out with about thirty
members.
One of the large freight engines re-
Gently purchased by the Wisconsin Cen
trail Railroad Company blew up at Nee
nah Fortunately none of the engine crew
We're aboard.
The war which has been waged unceas-
ingly between the United States brewery
workmen and the master brewers at La
Crosse for the past three years, has been
declared off.
The Sinissippi Fire Insurance Company,
with a capital stock of 100000, in 1000
shares of S1GO each, has been organized
in GAINESVILLE, with main Offices to be To-
Gated there.
Robert Ewald Of Sheboygan was struck
IN the eye by Il ten-penny nail, which flew
from a carpenters hammer, and the optic
was afterwards removed by q surgeon in
order to save his life.
The annual report of the chief of the
Appleton fire department shows a reduc-
ton of 80 per cent in the amount Of fire
losses in the past year in spite Of al in
crease in the number of alarms answered.
Thomas Doyle, brakeman on a Chicago
ard Northwestern freight train, was
struck by a viaduct structure at the rail
road Y at Sheboygan and received injuries
which may cause his death. His home
is at Wilton.
Gottfried Hilbert, lad of years, was
killed at Sheboygan by being carried to
the ground with falling hayrack, which
bore him face downward into deep mud
and snothered him. His neck was also
broken by the fall.
William Schneider of Sheboygan was
arrested on charge of assaulting Mrs.
Christian Hirt 1t is alleged that Schnei-
der struck the woman terrible blow on
the head, from which her recovery was
doubtful for some time.
The H Witbeck company's mill at Mari
nette was started recently, the first Of
twenty-one mills on the river. The COM
pany has disposed Of its entire seasons
cut of 50, 100000 feet, to the Perley Lowe
company of Chicago.
Joseph L. Fieweger, cashier of the Bank
of Menasha, celebrated the twenty-ffth
anniversary of his connection with that
institution recently. Mr.. Fieweger, who
is Il years old, began as chore boy. He
has been cashier since 1885,
The Woodmen Opera House Company,
with a capital of $4,000, composed Of
members of the Falls Camp Of Modern
Woodmen of Sheboygan, has purchased
the Guyett Opera House in that city, Of
the Guyett estate for $4,000.
The dry goods store known as the Walk
err building was destroyed by fire at Ste
yens Point. The store is owned by Louis
Barkowsky Of Chicago and was managed
by his son Henry. The stock was valued
at about $1,000 and the insurance was
$4,000.
Mrs. Herman Heinzelmann of Sheboy-
gan, who created a sensation by going into
q trance and remaining in that condition
Tor twenty eight days, has recovered suf-
ficiertly to leave st. Nicholas hospital and
is at the home of her sister, Mrs. Henry
A. Themar in that city.
The Madison Park and Driving Asso-
citation will eXpend about $1,000 this sum-
mer in building additional drives around
the lakes near the city. More than $780,
OC0 has been spent in recent years in mac
adamizing the roads around the lakes and
setting out trees. The system Of drives
may now be turned over to the control Of
the city.
Farmers residing in the southeastern
limits of Eau Claire are living in terror.
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