Winnebago County, Wisconsin
Sick List Newspaper Items

SUICIDE OF AN OSHKOSH MAN.
(Winnebago Co) Oshkosh, Sept. 19.—Frank A. Hayward, of the firm of Thompson & Hayward, carriage manufacturers, cut his throat with a razor, this morning, in the presence of his wife and four children. He is yet alive, but his recovery is doubtful. Business troubles produced temporary insanity which was the cause. [Wisconsin State Journal September 25, 1883 - Sub. by A Friend of Free Genealogy]

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Menasha, Wis., March 12 - J. J. McCully, a well known resident of this city, may die as the result of injuries sustained in a runaway accident. He was driving on Tayco street and the spirited horse he was guiding took fright and ran away. Mr McCully was thrown out of the rig and struck his head upon a hydrant. A terrible gash about two inches long and half an inch deep was cut above the right temple. It is feared there are internal injuries. Dr. F. E. Gibbons and Dr. J. L. Barnett of Neenah and Dr. H. B. Kendal of Menasha are attending the victim of the accident. He has remained unconscious for a long period. Mr. McCully is a traveling salesman and is prominent. [The Daily Northwestern (Oshkosh, Wisconsin), Saturday, 12 March 1904 - Sub. by K. Torp]

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SAVED A MANASHA BOY
Menasha, Wis., July 17 - A six year old boy of John Schubert, Jr., fell into the canal from the Mill street bridge yesterday afternoon and would have been drowned had it not been for the timely and heroic act of James Jones who saw the boy fall in and hurredly ran and jumped into a deep and swift current bringing the boy to the shore very nearly drowned. The usual efforts used for resucitation were used and the boy is all right. (The Daily Northwestern, Oshkosh, Wis., Tuesday, July 17, 1888, column 6 - Sub. by Diana Heser Morse)