Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-02-02

The Danish Lutheran Church Society
OF Kenosha celebrated it's twenty-ffth
| anniversary.
DR.. and Mrs William Decker Of Osh-
kosh observed the fiftieth anniversary of
their wedding.
The saloon building of John Long at
chippewa Falls was entered by burglars
and $12O in money was taken.
A fire in the residence of Louis Heller.
Milwaukee, resulted in the death of the
servant, Almira Yuein, by suffocation.
AT Chippewa Falls, thieves entered
John Longs place Of business and beat
Long, who is 50 years of age, into insen-
sibility
The board of directors of the State w.
| Y. i. U. Home for Women closed it's an
nual meeting at Eau Claire. The old off.
GERS were reelected.
| At Milwaukee, Joseph Letter, who saws
that his home is in Washington. D. c..
jumped out of q second-story window. His
| left leg was fractured.
M. j. Hayden Of Lodi and for nearly a
quarter OF a century travelling salesman
Tor leading Chicago paint houses, died of
pneumonia after short illness.
The streets of Brodhead are in dark
ness, owing to a failure Of the electric
| light company and the City Council to
agree upon price for service
Miss Lydia Wobec, the 1T-year-old
| daughter Of Tim Wobec of Duluth Hol-
| low, was run down by two beys riding
horseback and was severely injured.
The State Federation of Labor has es-
| poused the cause of the striking coopers
and has placed under the ban all barrels
| made by non-union shops in Milwaukee.
q. Il. Remer of Kenosha the week be.
fore Christmas bought for 81 cents a
chance in rattle of horse and cart He
was the winner. The outfit was worth
| $500.
Joseph Gruettner, representative of the
Pabst Brewing Company of Chiffon, re-
| cSved broken hip in a runaway acct.
| dent. An order was issued disseminating
| the postotfice at Reesburg. Mail will be
sent to Thorp.
j. w. Stone, special game warden, re-
| Gently seized trunk full of yenison at
| Ashland which had been checked through
to Oconto, and also a bundle of hides.
| Warden Stone did not prosecute the
| claimant. as he told a very pitiful story.
In the Circuit Court at Racine Judge
| Fish sustained the decision of the NUM-
| cipal court in the case of A. J. Pierce and
| Adelaide Korizek, found guilty of riding
| bicycles on the sidewalk. 1t is said that
the case will be carried to tho Supreme
Court.
| The residence of Leander Choate at
Oshkosh was entered by burglars, who
secured gold watch worth $3.50 and
other property valued at $3.50. The thieves
| overlooked diamonds valued ut $500,
which were in d drawer that they ran
sacked.
Charles Arnce and his 14-year-old bride,
Lille Baker of Saginaw, Mich, were ar
rested at Stevens Point. Arnce is accus-
ed of abducting the Baker girl. Chief Of
to Michigan, they having waived requi-
sition papers.
While walking on the railway tracks a
mile south of Kenosha an unknown man
was struck by north-bound train. He
was seriously bruised. County Agent
Gonnerman took him to Chicago on the
next train and placed him in the Alexian
Brothers hospital.
Henry Dodge engaged a tramp to assist
him in getting a load of hay from the
Strong farm to La Fayette. They had an
sargument which was settled with knives,
| or at least the tramp used one on young
Dodge, who is pretty badly cut up. The
tramp skipped out.
Miss Klenna Crister, the 14-year-old
daughter of wealthy lumberman in
Mount Aver, Ind, and Percy Lakin, a
farmer boy 90 years of age, eloped from
home going to Kenosha, where they were
married by Rev. J. w. Corey. The par
ents traced them there.
"Black Diamond ANNIE" otherwise
Mrs. J. +. Bacombe, was assaulted in her
saloon at South Milwaukee. Two masked
men bound and gagged her. threw her into
the icebox and locked her in. Then they
robbed the place Of $50 in cash and ST.
200 worth of diamonds.
AT the farm of George A. Buckstaff
near Oshkosh a thoroughbred Jersey heif-
err was born with six legs. Aside from
the'superfuity of legs the calf was normal
and perfectly healthy. Mr.. Buckstaff had
DR.. Hall remove the extra legs and the
heifer is now only an ordinary Jersey calf.
Fire was discovered at Grand Rapids
| in the frame building occupied by w.
| Kline, who conducted q bakery end con-
| fectionery store. The heavy fall of snow
delayed the firemen and in short time
the flames spread to an adjoining build
| ing occupied by N. Reiland as meat mar
| ket. From there the flames spread to the
next building, owned by n. Weiland Of
Appleton and occupied by Rath & Raw
son as a saloon. The firemen with two
streams of water were unable to get con-
| troll and the fire department of Centralia
| had to be called on. Without their aid
one-half of the business portion of the
| city would soon have been in rsins.
| The daughter of Edward J. Martin, a
| Marinette ex-alderman, has awakened,