The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1910-07-16
SEEN AND HEARD
IN WISCONSIN


Carl F W Gausevltz was held
from the Grace Lutheran church. Rev
John Bading an old friend. officiating
Intecment was At Union cemetery.
Rev, II knurh, John Jenny. Q Hager
dorm, Z. F Dornfeld. II Bergman and
Adolph Baeberoth acted as pallbear.
ers. All three sons OF Mr. Gausewit2
his only children, were present They
were Rev. Carl Gausewi,z OF the Grace
Lutheran church. William Of Ovation.
ma, MINI, and Herman Of Fl, Worth,
Tex, superintendent OF the Fl Worth
& Denver railroad. The funeral was
attended by many Wisconsin pastors,
members Of the Wisconsin synod, who
had known Mr Gausewitz intimately
during his years OF work in this state
and in Minnesota.
Wausau-The forest fires in this
county snd surrounding country
are very extensive. Norie is surround.
ed BY fire and the whole population is
out fighting fire Three farms in Norie
township are threatened. Timber in
Langlade county belonging 10 the An.
tigo Lumber company was burned and
the loss IS estimated at $4,000 In
standing timber and $4,000 in build
ings The sawmill was saved The
fires are also very destructive at sum.
mitt and the Payne Lumber company
Of Oshkosh is heavy loser in stand
ing timber
Green Bay.-The annual conven.
tion OF the Wisconsin Retail Gran.
ite and Marble Dealers association
will be held in this city during the
first week OF August. according TO an
nouncement just made, and the pro.
gram IS now being prepared. There
VIII be business sessions ot the assJ-
citation held during each morning and
during one afternoon, il is thought
and entertainments will be provided
for afternoons and evenings
Green Bay summons have been
served upon officials OF the Chica
20 4 Northwestern road In an ac
tion instituted by Attorney James II
MCCLELLAN i'm behalf OF Charles popOw
Of Oconto 10 recover $4,000 for in
juries alleged to have been sustained
in a collision a. 4 crossing on Main
street in Oconto on March 49, The
case will be heard before Judge S d
Hastings in November.
Babcock drought and heat
are destroying crops Of all kinds,
including hay. Marsh fires are on all
sides, and the smoke is so dense at
times that it resembles heavy clouds.
William Stout lost so acres of Gran.
berries by fire The thermometer has
been registering as high ass1o3 de.
srees in the shade
Superior. Mrs. Sarah Graham, Chi
cago, is making efforts to find
her son. Vincent Graham, thr
ty.four years old, who was last heard
from during the latter part OF March,
when he was employed at Moses
camp No / near Draper During the
winter he also worked in a logging
camp under Jack Ryan at Winter
Milwauhce-Frank C Bgelow, the
convicted president Of the First
National bank. who is serving a
ten.year term for a shortage OF 81
100000 five years ago, may be paroled
by President Taft under new law, II
Is reported. It is urged that the
family needs his assistance 4 daugh
ter is conducting an aristocratic tea
house, ana the song are at work.
Deerfeld. = Burglars broke into
the Northwestern stations at this
town, London and Lake Mills. but
got little booty for their trouble They
opened all express packages and some
Of the freight The safe Of the John
Anderson lumber yard was blown. but
only s. procured
Cumberland-Rai greatly bene-
hted growing crops Hay has been
cut and yielded about onehalt
ton to the acre, but prospects are
good for a fair second crop Rye and
barley will have a normal yield and
oats and wheat are heading out good.
Corn and vegetables promise good
crops
Menomonie. Ferdinand Harms a
carpenter, seyenty-throe years old,
committed suicide by hanging him.
self In a woodshed Mental De
rangement, caused by the extreme
heat, Is supposed TO have led 10 the
act. He leaves wife and family.
Stoughton-Tollef Olson, seventy.
nine years old, reputed one OF
the wealthlest men in Stoughton, died
Of hemorrhage Of the brain. following
sunstroke, at Madison, The funeral
was held at Mcfarland. Olson came
to America from Norway in 1848.
Wausau Mary Glodcheski, liz
years old, died in ParcherviIle
she retained all her faculties up TO
within few weeks
Wauoaca Breeze Klemsbed eleven
years old, drowned in Columbia
lake, while bathing His mother a
widow. lives at Glencoe. III.
Nenasha A Prohibition county
convention for Winnebago county haa
been called to meet III Omro in Good
Tamplars' hall
Appleton horse. said to belong