Will Bellows, on on the Chi
cago & Alton road, whose home was at
Dalavaa, was killed m a wreck at Dwight,
111. He leaves a wife and children.
The pioneer Presbyterian church of
Marinette has extended a call to R v M.
G. Hartwell, of Chicago, off ;ring him a
salary of 81,800 and a parsonage.
There is considerable diphtheria at De
pere. Henry IVppe ha> lost two children,
and his wife and son are down with the
disease.
At K mkauna Peter Dugan’s livery
stable was burned and four horses, val ued
at over 8500, were cremated.
The Menominee Riv> r Caledonian so
ciety will celebrate at Menominee,
Aug. 4.
The salary of the DePrre postmaster has
been increased to 81.500
A Mrs. Burke had 8025 stolen from her
by pickpockets in Oshkosh.
Ac Sheboygan Wednesday the wedding
of two well known young society people
took place, in the persons of Miss Clara
Tucker to William H. Wachter.
Gregory Milquita, a Depere farmer, was
kicked to death by a horse.
Supervisor Moore will sue Ashland
county for 820,000 for an alleged falsa in
dictment.
William G. Lowery, of Joliet, and
Miss “Dottie” Schoolcraft, of Chicago,
were to have been married at Cavalry
Episcopal church in the latter city last
I Sunday, but the prospective groom hied
himself to Milwaukee with Miss Clara E.
Squire, of Chicago, and were wedded.
Dottie Schoolcraft is 17 years old and lives
with her step-mother, a widow named
Mrs. Clark. She is a verry pretty girl.
She had her trousseau all prepared.
Lowery is 21 years old and was agent at
Joliet for the National Typewriter com
pany.
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