Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-07-19
BADGER BRIEFS.

AZ bedSer Dam Mrs. John Muster.
aged rs years, died, also George Sin
plein, aged 81.
At GAINESVILLE Mrs. ]. H. ConIsv
died. She was SO years of age ana
leaves a husband and three children.
o. P. Smith of Beloit, believes he Is
the Oldest continuous resident CT Wis
consin born in the state. He was born
Nov. 20, 1889.
Amherst Wis, July 13.-Miss Myrtle
Tirnian died this morning of consump-
ton. She was graduate of the high
school in the class of SO.
The perjury suit against Thomas
Flanagan of Iron River, Mich, came
10 close at Sturgeon Bay and the de-
lendant was declared not guilty.
The ~ car cd ~hild of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Carney of Freedom, was
drowned by falling into wash boiler
I'LL OF boiling water at Appleton.
At Eau Claire the home of Mrs. Fien
was struck by lightning and almost
tern to pieces. One of Mrs. Fien's
children was found insensible from the
shock.
At Prairie du CHEN Marshal Lindner
arrested a man who gave the name of
James Healey. He is suspected of be-
ing implicated in the Lone Rock hold
up.
A reunion Of the survivors of the
third battery, Wisconsin Light artil-
lery, will be acid in Room 421, County
building, Chicago, ILL.,, Monday Aug.
"a.
Another Manitowoc man is missing
from his home, the second this week.
Emil Fehring, cigar-maker left
home Monday and since then no trace
CT him can be found.
The comptroller Of the currency
has approved the conversion of the
State Bank of Medford to the First Ma
tional bank capital $4,000. Blanks
have been sent to C. l.. Alverson.
Prof. C. d. Kipp of Elkhorn has been
engaged as principal of the high
school at Black River Falls for the
coming year, and Miss Birdine M.
Hale of Oshkosh as first assistant.
Word has been received at EIkhorn
of the death of Peter Golden at his
home at Norborne, Mo. Mr.. Golden
was county judge of Walworth county
Tor twenty eight years. He was 81
years of age
The Mantowoc council reduced the
valuation of Elevator b. of the Great
Northern Grain company from SIS ZOO
to $4,000 on the tax rolls, and the
company has promised to erect another
large elevator.
Albert Heise, brakeman employed
on the local freight of the Wisconsin
Central railway, was killed while en-
S2ged about his train in the yards at
Waukesha. He was unmarried and
was rs years of age. He formerly re-
sided at Oshkosh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rueping re-
turned to their home in Fond du Lac
from Green Bay. Mr.. Rueping was
one Of the victims in the Northwest
ern collision at De Pere, and has been
in Green Bay since the accident. He
Is now able to get about with the aid
of crutches. The Northwestern officials
sent up private car for the purpose
of taking Mr.. Ruepng, his brother,
Henry Rue1ing, and August Bechaud,
to their homes.
BY the bursting of an emery wheel
at the plant of the Valley iron works,
Appleton, Fred A. Schroeder was kill
ed, fragment Of the wheel crashing
through his skull. Peter Stark, an
other employee, was injured in the
hand. Mr.. Schroeder was SO years
old and is survived by a wife and lit
tie son. He carried insurance to the
amount of $500.
Uncle Steve" ingalls,, who has for
many years been familiar figure on
the streets Of Marshfleld, Is dead. He
was "a years of age and was blind for
half century. When a young man
he served as a sailor on the Great
Lakes ard during storm was struck
on the head by jlbboon and he grad
ually became blind. He carried on
farming and had no other assistance.
An imposing service was held at st
Joseph's church ct De Pere. r. r.,
Mcdonald took the white habit OF the
Premonstratensian order. He has been
a student in st. Norbert's COLLEGE for
some time past. Mr.. Mcdonald will
leave at once for Belgium He gees
there for the purpose OF making his
noyitiate. He will be accompanied by
the Rev. Father Rony OF Dyckesville
who VIII spend some time abroad.
Wisconsin pensions granted: Origl-
nal, John Thessln, Milwaukee, s12;
Wilbert B. Richards, Footevllle, s12;
George r. Creveling, national home,
Milwaukee, Sc; additional, Dietrich
Dierolf, Milwaukee, $12; renewal and
increase, Charles Starrett La Fargo,
vs.; Increase, John j. Taylor, Valley,
Sl7; John w. VI. Large, Wisconsin
veteran home. Waupaca. SS; lothian
White, Glen. $40; Cyrus s. Trip, Shell
Lake, IS; Joseph Goetz, Milwaukee, IS; |
Ezekiel z. Hays, Richland Center, $40;
Morris CayanauRh potosi 210. re-