Personal notices from Wilton to Madison and Beloit
John Gruke of Wilton and Mrs. Cosgriff of Bangor traveled to the city on business. John Stechler returned to Eau Claire after visiting J. B. Smith. Miss Ethel Krebnos went home to Wilton after a few days here. Dr Will Powell and Dr George Powell are mentioned. Various locals, visits, and social notes cover a wide menagerie of names and towns from Wisconsin.
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John Gruke
Wilton
Wis
Cosgriff
Bangor
John Stechler
J. B. Smith
South Fourteenth Street
Eau Claire
Ford
Car of Quality
Ethel Krebnos
Will Powell
A. Knebness
Beloit
Peter Bott
George Powell
Ellis Wanworth
de Sot
J. Celland
Samer Street
Ella Broemen
Spring Grove
C. M. Cody
Fourth
Jay Streets
Farrand
McMillan
Ed Jenzloff
Sparta
Milwaukee
Fred Bornguesser
la Crosse
A. Groth
Farnham Street
Nordah Neprud
Coon Valley
George Bunge
E. C. Higbee
Madison
United States District Court
Albert Hoffman
Bigsbee S. C
Indians Seek Court Action Over Wisconsin Homeless Claim
The text discusses a plan to allow homeless Pottawatomie Indians in Wisconsin to sue in the court of claims to determine potential government liability. Estimates suggest a total recovery near 480000 dollars, about 41 dollars per person if divided. The Senate Indian committee favors conserving the fund for a permanent tribal home and industrial education rather than per capita disbursement. Also listed are several Wisconsin post office appointments including George M. Carnacan at Bruce and James Carr at Bangor among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Congress
Senate
Elkins
Aldrien
Kean
Cullom
Crane
Foraker
Tillman
Foster
Dolliver
Newlands
Taylor
Interstate Commerce Commission
House
Murphy
Stafford
Wisconsin
Cooper
Jenkins
Kuesterman
Nelson
Esch and
Morse
Panama
Cary
Davidson
Weisse
Court of Claims
Indian Committee
The
George M. Carnacan
Bruce
James Carr
Bangor
Myron E. DeLap
Abbottsford
Elizabeth K. Nevins
Bloomington
Irwin R. Nye
Wittenberg
Charles Lettergren
Baldwin
John Southworth
Whitehall
Chas. E. Bartlett
Cameron
Frank K. Havens
Prescott
Alfred Otis
Maiden Rock
James W. Simmons
Corliss
Matthew O’reagan
National Home
Wauwatosa
Queen Victoria of Spain Shot at Hunting Lodge
In Viennra on January 11 Queen Victoria of Spain was shot in the forehead during a royal visit with King Alfonso to Archduke Frederick’s hunting lodge. The wound grazed her temple but she resumed activities after bandaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viennra
Queen Victoria
Spain
King Alfonso
Archduke Frederick
Neue Weiner Journal
Marriage Requires Course in Preparatory School
The speaker suggests that marriage demands education from a preparatory perspective, implying that a formal course could aid couples before committing to wed. The remark frames matrimony as something to be studied rather than improvised.
Simple blood tonic recipe for catarrh relief
A 19th century home remedy claims to cure catarrh through a blood treatment. The mixture blends one ounce syrup of sarsaparilla one ounce compound toris with half a pint of whiskey, shaken and taken in tablespoon doses before meals and at night.
Opdahl Couple Celebrates Silver Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Andrew Opdahl celebrated their silver wedding anniversary at 1021 South Fourth Street with a table for seventeen. The evening featured flowers songs instrumental music games refreshments at midnight a silver set was given and a donation of silver coins donated to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew
Opdahl
South Fourth Street
Birthday party honor for hostess Miss Helen Gilles
Miss Helen Gilles entertained friends from two to nine o clock with music and games for her birthday. Attendees included Agnes Arenz Marie Rawlinson Winnefred Forbes Agnes Denney Hazel Willey Julia Startz Elsie Braun Jessie Limpseth Elsie Pafflin and Edith Schwartz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Gilles
Agnes Arenz
Marie Rawlinson
Winnefred Forbes
Agnes Denney
Hazel Willey
Julia Startz
Elsie Braun
Jessie Limpseth
Elsie Pafflin
Edith Schwartz
Mrs Hawley Bids Farewell After 500 Card Party
Mrs. Emerson Hawley entertained the Wednesday club on the 6th with a 500 game. Score cards featured colonial girl heads and commemorated her recent eastward journey. At 5 o'clock lunch ended with a farewell toast asking friends for a prayer that she may find more like them in Oshkosh.
Dinner at the Stoddard with Judge Reid and guests
Judge Ray S. Reid entertained neighbors and friends at dinner at the Stoddard Saturday evening. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Dow and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Harrison, Miss Miriam Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Candrian, the Misses Irma and Olga Candrian, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Van Auken, George and Carle Van Auken, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Farnam, Konert and Mary Farnam, Mr. Robert Calvert, Mr. and Mrs. John Moore, Tom Simpson, Donald Moore, and Lucien Reid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoddard
Ray S. Reid
Bis
C. W. Dow
Alfred Harrison
Miriam Harrison
Adolf Candroan
Irma
Olga Candrian
van Auken
George
Carle van Auken
A. S. Far
Miss Valier Hosts Parcel Shower for Miss Byrne
Miss Valier entertained Saturday afternoon with a parcel shower for Miss Effie Byrne in a guessing contest. Wrapped parcels held prizes for the closest or exact guess of contents. Tonight Miss Mable Young will host an apron shower for Miss Byrne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Valier
Edna Valier
Effie Byrne
Mable Young
Miss Byrne
Twentieth Century Club Meets Tomorrow at Cass Street Home
The Twentieth Century club will gather tomorrow at 2 30 at Mrs James Vincent's Cass street residence. Mrs Emma Trenwith will entertain the Wednesday Evening Five Hundred club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
James Vincent
Cass Street
Emma Trenwith
Negro Burned His Flame in Hay Mow in Indiana
In Marion Indiana detectives link Frank Brown a mulatto to the death of Mrs Martin Ricks wife of a lumber dealer found charred in a hay loft after a midnight luring. Brown fled, Martin Ricks and Levi Sutton are jailed or held on various charges related to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ind
Frank Brown
Martin Ricks
Levi Sutton
Ricks
Harmon Takes Oath in Ohio Inauguration
Gov. Judson Harmon was sworn in today in Columbus amid a Republican legislature and a Democratic national alignment. The ceremony reflected the political shift and the new governor pledged to lead facing partisan pressure and a divided government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon
Colubus
Judson Harmon
Austria Rejects Bosnia indemnity offer in Constantinople
Jan 11 in Constantinople the council of ministers rejected Austria's bid of 10800000 dollars as indemnity for the annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Constantinople
Council of Ministers
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Wilson Colwell Post Officers Installed and Local Store Sold
Newly elected officers of the Wilson Colwell Post G A R include Commander Joseph Gale and a full slate of officers. Kosciuszki guards name John Kubiak as Captain and W Suda as color bearer. The Independent 5 and 10 cent store on Main Street sold to F W Woolworth Co with stock to transfer mid February. John M Holley to oversee vacated building with March 1 vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Colwell
Joseph Gale
John McLaren
R. A. Jackson
J. C C. Outmans
John M. Holley
George G. Rogers
T. O. Lawrence
N. C. Trout
W. H. Uuaspard
Ekosciuski Guards
Woolworth Company
Tatro Arrested for Assault in Wisconsin
Sparta report notes William Tatro, central figure in Clifton tar and feathering, arrested by Marshall Sheridan on assault and battery charges for an alleged May 7 attack on Isaac Thompson. Also covered are a controversial Sparta marriage, Wilton liquor pail edict, local brief notices, and the Cataract funeral of John Hannon.
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Sparta
Wis
Wm. Tatro
Clifton
Marshall Sheridan
Kendall
Isaac Thompson
Harriet Brown
G.A. Springer
C. O. Snippen
Warrens
Sid Smith
Manston
W. E. Tourville
Pine Street
Fred Smith
W. T. Sarles
State Board of Health
Madison
Louis Tourville
Viroqua
Chas. Torrance
E. L. Nichols
Minneapolis
G. E. Dinger
Melvina
T. J. Ross
Hickman
Edward Gilbert
Marquette
Mich
John Hannon
R. A. Brenner
Clifton Tar and Featherers
Kelley
Cliftonites
R. A. Richards
N. Thompson
Sanford Thompson
Geo. Thompson
Race track gambling fights bill in Washington legislature
Olympia lawmakers open the session with a major push to kill race track gambling. Ole Hansen says a majority will back his anti-race track bill, while racing interests seek an amendment to permit racing during the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Wash
Washington
Ole Hansen
Seattle
Meadows
Pastor Slayer Suspect Seen In Sparta After Murder
Sparta Wisconsin dispatch reports a man matching the Rev J H Carmichael description left a train and vanished amid murder investigations in Michigan. Sheriff and police hunted him as civil cases and local sports notes from Kendall to La Crosse provide context of ongoing actions and events.
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Rev. Carmichael
Sparta
Wis
J. H. Carmichael
Gideon Browning
Battle Run
Mich
Sparta Police
Sheriff's Departments
Keokuk
Browning
Chicago
Port Huron
Michigan
Chronic Catarrh of Head and Throat Warns of Colds
An article explains chronic catarrh develops from neglected or repeated colds and warns of serious consequences if untreated. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for quick relief and emphasizes prevention through early treatment of acute inflammation.
Woman Finds Few At Home After Twelve Calls
A woman recalls making twelve telephone calls one afternoon and meeting only one woman at home, describing the slim chances of reaching someone.
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John C. Burns
Schaefer & Ellers
Choice
la Crosse Floral Co
27Th and
Cass ST
ICE Cream & Butter Company
Solon
Aldrich
Clapp
Wiley
Teddy
Bob
Roosevelt
Women's New Garment Store
Reiman & Tordt
Main St
N.S. Bottling Works
Rose Street
Queen OF
W. T. Irvine
Practical Optician
Main St. la Crosse, Wis
City News
Tatro
W. T. Irvine’s
Face
Company B
Assembly Hall
Sparta High School
Geo. Hentges
R. G
McDonald R. Schultz
Ls G. Wee
West Salem
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North Dakota
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