The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-11-29
WISCONSIN ITEMS

MI. ana MIS-. Gideon Newman or
Cookeyille, Rock county, celebrated
their golden wedding.
Miss Marie X Muellenschiader and
Frederick Boosting, well known young
persons of GAINESVILLE, We're married
The curfew ordinance at Spring
Green has gone into effect, the fire bell
being rung every evening at o'clock.
Green Bay has raised money for
Thanksgiving dinner for Company l.
OF the Fourth regiment at Admission.
Ala.
Inc Winneconne Union bank has
been organized by w. X Rideout, r.
I. Morgan and r. II. Hackett of Osh-
kosh.
The Oldest woman in Marinette Is
Mrs. Madagin, aged ninety-nine, who
is still active and interested iii business
affairs.
Knute Logan, a farmer of the town
of Newark, near Beloit. had an arm
cut off near the shoulder in d corn
shredder
Burglars broke into the store of
Kraft & Kothow at NIenomonie and
escaped with about $50 worth of small
articles.
Forty delegates attended the Sunday
Rest convention at Stevens Point. DR..
w. f. Crafts of Washington, D. c.,
was the principal speaker.
Nicholas Bartcll. an italian workman
at a Ken sha taEne y, GT1Wred In
vat. The theory Of his death is that
he must have tainted ard fallsh ill.,
The hunting ason just .1osed
must have been profitable one, judg
ing from the large number of carcasses
of deer that have been shipped from
Greenwood.
Maud Carpenter of Beloit has
brought SUIT in the circuit court for
Rock county for $4,000 damages for
injuries received on an alleged de-
fective sidewalk.
Capt. Andrew J. Kinney of Company
G., Third regiment, arrived at Hudson
from Porto Rico. He thinks the regi-
ment will be mustered out when the
furlough expires, Dec 81.
A Demorest gold medal contest was
held at Appleton with competitors
from Appleton, Green Bay and Wau-
pun. The contest was won by Miss
Louisa Loeb of Appleton.
An order has been issued establish
ing a postoffice six miles northeast OF
Watertown in Jefferson county to be
known as Grellton, with Henry G.
Baurichter as postmaster.
The Bank of Amigo received this
week an issue of new money from the
United States treasury. 1t represents
80 per cent of the capital stock. The
bank has received its charter.
Aid. John w. Peters of GAINESVILLE,
o1c h0nn r.
rested fol. laying a curbing on newly
era led street without regard to the
city engineers specifications.
The Rev. A. w. Griffin, CHAPLAIN OF
Kemper hall at Kenosha, has accepted
a call to the Church of the Advent III
Louisville Ky. Mr.. Griffin went to
Kemper hall from Baraboo three years
ago.
Jonn T. Clements of Stevens Point
has been appointed to go to Porto RICO
to secure and return with the remains
of ]. Theodore Bronson of Company
A, Second Wisconsin, who died there
in August
The Fairchild & Northwestern rail
way completed six les CT railroad
which they have been at work upon
the past few montas, Saturday. They
intend to build fourteen miles farther
next summer.
The wife and two sons of G. r. Refs
enberg of Manawa were poisoned, it is
supposed, by eating headcheese. For
forty-eight hours it was feared that
they could not recover, but they are
now thought to be out of danger.
William Corcoran an engineer on the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul rail
way who was adjudged insane at Du-
buoue. Iowa, three weeks ago, has re-
turned to his home at Prairie du Chen,
having been released from the asylum.
Burglars entered the house of Col. j.
J. Hoyt at Kenosha and carried off
Jewels and other property amounting
In value to more than $500. When Col.
Hoyt returned home he found the large
plate glass in the front door smashed.
Mrs A1vord of Kenosha celebrated
her seventy-fifth birthday in unique
manner. She invited her old friends,
and no one was asked who had not
lived in Kenosha for more than forty
wears. Fourteen of these Old-timerS
accepted the invitation.
AS Barney Camen Mansion sa-
loonkeeper. was standing on the side
walk. some one threw stone which
struck him on the head, fracturing his
skull. His recovery is considered
doubtful. Two persons suspected OF
having thrown the stone have been
arrested
Miss Annie Hartwell of Kankanna
was taken to the Northern hospital for
the insane at Oshkosh. Miss Hartwell
came here only short time ago from
Canada, where but a few weeks be-