Mother Goose Birthday Party Acts Out Fifteenth Year
Miss Josie Wood hosts a novel sixteenth birthday party at Mrs. E E Wood’s on Superior Street with a Mother Goose theme. Guests wore character costumes and played out tales before unmasking, followed by a luncheon and games. A separate note advertises a January 13 special railway excursion to southern and western points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Wood
Superior Street
Josie Wood
Mother Goose
Josie
Joe
Tommy Snooks
Bessie Brooks
Jim Smith
Minnie Wood
Ixteenth
Gretta Dalton
Jack Sprat
Charles Coleman
Lucy Bronsky
Tommy Snock
Fred Jen
Sins
Hattie Dallen
Sir Bachelor
London
Bert Sydell
Pearl Smith
Walter McLaren
Mary Cunningham
Jack Kurner
Misset
Jack
Willie Teep
Mabie Crain
Bo-Beep
Blue
Blanche Wolford
W. C
W.H. Winter
Remnant sale at Jenkins Bros. Beach & Bowers seats on sale
A day’s currents notes various local items from Bloomer and area. Jenkins Bros remnant sale ends tomorrow with bargains described as greater than ever. Beach & Bowers minstrels seats go on sale January 23 at Cod dard and Watson. Local travels include T J Connor at Bloomer on legal business and Ben A Taylor planning hotel addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach & Bowers Minstrels
Coddard & Watson
T. J. Connor
Bloomer
Henry Sehusenburg
Hawkins
al Cram
South Fork
Flambeau
Jenkins Bros
W. Knickerbocker
H. K. McDonald
Ingram
E. A. Morgan
Cumberland
Ad J. W. Brennan
W. E. McCord
Manitowish
Mrs. Calder
Sparta
W. A. Calder
Ben. J. A.taylor
An Evening of Sociability Surprises Cary Home
Rev and Mrs E J Evans staged a social gathering at Mr and Mrs T M Cary's home last evening. The surprise party involved a group from Christ Church parish including Rev and Mrs TEJ Evans, Mr and Mrs H H Todd, Mr and Mrs D G Coleman, Mr and Mrs J W Squires, Mr and Mrs A William Squires, Mrs A Hoffman, Mr and Mrs Robert Clark, and Mr Edward Cary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kev
E. J. Evans
T. M. Cary
Cary
Rey
E.J. Evans
Christ. Church Parish
TE. J. Evans
H. H. Todd
D. G. Coleman
J. W. Squires
A William Squires
A. Hoffman
Robert Clark
Edward Cary
PAT PROTESTS OIL INSPECTOR TIERNEY WOULD NOT SERVE
Oil Inspector Patrick Tierney denies volunteering to serve as nurse to the Briders. He says he has no risk of smallpox but would not take the job even for 3100 a day, citing danger to his family and conflict with official duties. He asks the GORRENT to correct last evening’s statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tierney
Ansious
Patrick Tierney
Mgr. Tierney Saes
Pat
McPherson breaks record hauling log from Chippewa tract
McPherson rushed from the city with eighty men and twenty teams to begin logging the Cornell university tract on the East Fork of Chippewa, then started hauling logs in eight days. The firm Daniel Shaw Dumber of Hall Claire purchased the cut, about 1,000,000 feet, a feat praised as smashing precedents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McPherson
East Fork
Chippewa
Cornell University
Daniel Shaw Duimber Company
Hall Claire
Dettlof Opens Room for Medical Calls in Riester & Dettlof Firm
Otto Dettlof adjusts operations to aid patrons by taking sleeping rooms in Hasnig's hardware building. He promises to answer every call for medicine. The notice references Price's Cream Baking Powder receiving a Gold Award at the Midwinter Fair in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Detttloff
Otto Dettlof
Riéster & Dettlof
Hasnig
San Francisco
Death-Dealing Drug Consume Vast Opium Habit Cited
A city case reveals a woman consuming opium sulphate for seventeen months totaling 103,600 doses from 220 bottles. Medical authorities warn that even small doses can be fatal, noting daily poison intake could kill five or six men. The piece condemns patent medicines feeding the drug trade and urges cessation.
Hand Injury In Log Camp Accident Near Joe Britton Camp
Percy Brown, a teamster from Joe Britton’s camp on Bob Creek, arrived at St Joseph hospital with severe pain in two fingers of his right hand after his hand was caught in a device called a bear's paw while attempting to pull logs onto a road with his team. Dr Hayes treated the injured fingers immediately and hopes to save them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Brown
Joe Britton
Pavey Brown
Joe
Britton
Bob Creek
St. Joseph Hospital
Brown
Maii
Hayes
More Pill Slingers Depart to Study Pharmacy
Edward A. Smith son of Engineer BE. J. Smith and John Dishn son of Rev. George Plelu depart tomorrow for Minneapolis to enter the college of Pharmacy under C. W. Drew Ph. B. M. De Young. Smith has worked for Goddard & Watson gaining drug knowledge. Plehn with L. W. Stapleton also brings experience, and Chippewa expects them to return as full fledged pill vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuoof
Edward A. Smith
BE. J. Smith
John Dishn
George Plelu
Minneapolis
College of Pharmacy
C. W. Drew
de Young Smith
Goddard & Watson
Mr. Plehn
L. W. Stapleton
Chippella
Public Schools to Reopen Monday After Health Report
The city will reopen all departments of the public schools on Monday January 21 after Health Officer Ellenson reported that stallpox exposure risk has passed. The board issued an official notice confirming the reopening. Also reported are injuries in lumber camps including Louis Phillier and Angus Cameron. Cameron faces life-threatening injuries from a rolling load. A 14 year old, Robert Hodes, was arrested for attempting to sneak into a New Memphis theatre, with copper nabbed him after he squeezed through a window panel. Letters remaining at Chippewa Falls post office from June 37 1895 will be mailed to the dead letter office in a week unless claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gity
Stallpox
Brider
Ellenson
Board of Education
Raee BongDorf
Louis Phillier
Angus Cameron
St. Joseph's Hospital
Phillier
Proulx & Leboeuf
Phillips
Cameron
Hinckley
Robert Hodes
New Memphis
Negroce
Galery
Levbric
Robert
Squire Garvin
Memphis
Opera House
Patti
Moe
Alpain
Bordeaux
Mme Albani
Adelina Patti
Regent Street
Marquis de Caux
Mile
Emma Albani
Albani
War Home
Government orders restoring post office name named Surrender
Minneapolis Journal notes the government ordered restoring the original name to the Appomattox post office to spare Confederate brigadiers from the hurt of the term Surrender. St Paul Globe mocks odd ways people pursue needs amid local quips. Superior Telegram discusses county boundary debates while Marinette Eagle calls for curbing hats that obstruct views and urges courteous public behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Appomatox
St.Paul Globe
Menasha
Wis
Laka Buttes
Dex Morts
Lake of the Dead
Superior Pelecram
Douglas County
Marinette
Fai
Carthage
Dettloff receives 8000 life policy payout from Masonic Aid
The Northwestern Masonic Aid Association sent Mrs. Herman Dettloff a New York draft for 5090 dollars representing her late husband’s life insurance. Agent J Br. Massiener delivered the funds after guardian appointments and legalities, then obtained receipt and release.
Innocent Claim Asserts Doctor Seeks Acquittal
Special correspondence reports Dr Merous brother Angus visiting from Michigan noting rapid improvement and departure home. Postmaster EB Marsh calls the doctor an innocent man and expresses surprise at Independent charges. The accused intends to prove innocence at trial and expects acquittal despite pending suit and local disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartwright
Merous
Angus
Michigan
EB. F. Marsh
Lobing
Chetek
Pail Lariight
Rue Duurn
BB. Leonard
John Lbrousisy
Juha Mel Rnou
Benee
Dr. McCormic
Sia
Limprec U. 1
Stickney & McPhereon
OWS
Borera
Sousa and General Schofield clash over orchestra discipline
General Schofield scolds conductor Sousa on discipline as Sousa defends his band during a San Francisco Chronicle report. The vignette shows Sousa saluting, guiding the general to the box stands, and the general critiquing drill while the band adjusts as music wanes and resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schofielda
Sousa
Cassius M. Clay and the Czarina’s Disapproval Tale
In a troubling memoir Csaius M. Clay recounts his diplomatic missteps with the Russian court. He recalls being invited by the czarina, sharing a carriage, and the ensuing royal rebuke after an attempted shelter under trees. A royal entourage and a tense exit followed as Prince Alexander Dudgorouki interpreted the scene. Washington, Asheville, January 29. President Stevenson’s daughter faces a death curse, with no immediate belief of an overnight escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White ‘Hall
Russia
Lairsko Selo
Sebich
Huwarten
Royal Household
Mr. Clay
Hyr
Symauiy Wiese
Tly Priners
Egarina
Gabiai
Clay
Alexander Dudgorouki
Tie
Traala
Ms Wich
Washington
Beath
Asheville
Stevenson
Rodale
Wiil
van Lye
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Mise Joshe Wood
John Landhammer
Prop
Bridge Street
Phoebe Thomas
Junction City
Goddard & Watsons
Joseph Britton
Board of Health
Orper Board of Health
L. P. Ellensen
City Whyrman
Suckien
Amica
Goddard and Watson
Chippewa Falls
Dr. Price
Lpshurch
Order
United Works
John J. Epcharcis
Chippers Lodge No
New York Dispatch
B. Howard
Auburn
Bousas Dscipline
Tean
Artiliere
Cassius M. Clay
Amgaonia
F. G
C. A. Stanley
CRON
FG & C Astanley
Siaoulon
Wisconsin
Lange Bros
Bak
Kia Lumber & Boon Lot
Chgpewe
Tovar, Price, Sawyer and
Grea
J. de Sh
U. Spanley
L. M. Newman
First National Bank
Faust
Ane Marinros
Flas
Cipilina
Ant Capital
A.B. McDonell
B. Niemmens
E. Rutledge
Pp. T. Favel
Lumbermer’s National Bank
Ghippewa Falls
Irving
Gaynor
Q. FP
Mauris
Miss Gretta M Condon
Trachien
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