The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-07-03
STATE NEWS

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1 Haskins farm resulted in one arrest
/ and one man being sent to the hos
/ pital, and a formal complaint of as
/ sault with intent to Kill being made
/ by the third party. The participants
were Edward Haskins, his son Jim
and his grandson, Frank f. Brown
| Edward Haskins, who swore to the
| complaint against his grandson. bears
/ The marks of sundry cuts along the
ower jaw and says that his grand
son inserted pocket knife into his
/ grandsire's mouth.
! La Crosse-No positive develop
| ment occurred in the street railway
/ situation, although the difficulty was
believed about at an end and the
! men were expected to return to work
/ at any hour. As the matter stood the
| company agreed to practically every
/ thing the men asked, and the strikers
were advised by the state board of ar
| btration and their sympathi2ers in
! other unions that they ought not to
| hesitate in acceptance OF the favor
able terms granted.
Fond du Lac.-Dr Byron Holmes, a
resident of Fond du Lac for so years
and at one time a well-known physi-
clan, died in the poor house, aged Ga
years. DR.. Holmes was a graduate
of Rush Medical college and praC-
ticed his profession for some years
/ in Chicago and New York For some
years he had lived the life of re-
cluse A sister living in Minneapolis
is the only near relative.
Stoughton.-The Farmers Coopera.
! tive Creamery Company, lanervlle,
has enrolled a number of new stock
holders and effected reorganization
with the following officers; President,
Robert Livick secretary, Michael
Doran; treasurer, John Maloney. The
company some time ago leased its
plant, located half way between here
and Edgerton, but will now operate
the creamery itself
Monroe The works of the late
Father l.. ]. Vaughn. priest, author,
playwright and lecturer, will be pub
lished by a stock company that has
been formed by Charles II. Bartlett
private secretary of the late divine;
]. l.. Gleason of Freeport, and Leland
c. White of this city "A Woman Of
the West will be novelized and pub.
ished
Manitowoc. - Frank Pevonka. a
Tisch Mills boy who accidentally shot
Benny Stangel, a playmate, while the
two were at play was crazed and
grave fears were entertained that the
lads mind would give way. PevoRka
was hysterical and physicians were
unable to quiet him. The Stangel boy
was shot through the neck.
Kenosha Members of the Masonic
bodies in Kenosha county held their
annual reunion and celebration of St.
Johns day at PaddoCks lake. More
than four hundred members OF the
order attended and speeches were
made by prominent Masons from this
section of the state.
sville-Janesvill boasts OF the
largest egg yet recorded, Mrs. A. K
Selleck of 232 Palm street, reports
finding an egg which measured nine
inches in length and was IL inches
| around Inside was a second egg OF
ordinary size perfectly formed as well
as the yolks of two other eggs.
Ladysmith.-Th body Of Richard
/ BierliCh, cut in two just above the
hips, was found on the 500 line about
two miles east of this city. He was
killed within half a mile of his home
Bierlich leaves a wife and seven chill
| dren.
Milwaukee.-His brain pierced by
the broken steel spring of his jump
er" that fell from the ceiling, Fred
erick Ely Nohl, the nine-months old
son of Attorney and Mrs Leo F. Nohl,
/ 1884 Twenty-eigbth street was almost
instantly killed
Sparta Local growers Of straw.
/ berries report much larger crop
4 than last year and the shipments to
date are far in excess of 1908 The
shipments with the season ten days
+ advanced average about six carloads
a day.
. -Nf" ltllubll. - lil VIZ = i'Ah4'i ,
while driving a team at the sawmtll Of
the Hatton Lumber Company fell from
! the wagon and died in few hours
from his injuries. The wagon passed
over his body, breaking several ribs
and causing internal injuries
Caroline.-Leonard Haufer, aged Is
years. was drowned here while swim
ming He was seized with cramps and
two other boys went to his assistance.
but they had a hard time saving them.
selves
Madison-Dr G. W. Jackman one
Of the leading surgeons Of Madison,
said that were the front teeth Of dogs
filed down TO level with the other
teeth the danger from rabies from a
dog $ bite would be greatly minimized
OconomoWoc Charles Hecker Was
drowned while bathing III OconomDwoc
Lake. lie was about 30 years old
sheJoygan Disappointed in love,
Miss A5e'fs Degnitz 81 Bandom Lake
ended her lie by taking carboiic acid
pela.,- aItr.d T. stroud aged ea