Alden & Sons to Move As Waukegan Plant Is Razed
The Alden organ stop factory in Waukegan will be razed to build residences after R Alden & Sons sell their land and building. The family plans to move to Ladysmith Wisconsin in six weeks where a larger plant will operate, employing about forty people. The move ends 21 years of local prominence for Rinaldo Alden and family. Mrs Alden is active in America Corps Woman's Relief Corps in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden & Sons
First Ward
Waukegan
Illinois
Alden
Lem Williams
H. M. Underwood
R. Alden
Ladysmith
Wis
R. Alden & Sons
Rinaldo Alden
New England
America Corps
Woman’s Relief Corps
Chicago
Campaign speeches in Wisconsin district favor Jenkins
The Chippewa Herald notes Col. B J Castle campaigned in the 2nd district and then in the 11th for Jenkins. He drew large crowds in Superior and Ingram, but critics say he belittled Lenroot and avoided issue discussion. Some Jenkins supporters shifted to Lenroot after his remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Castle
11Th
Ingram
Jenkins
Lenroot
Czar Cannon
House of Representatives
Aunt Erickson Seeks Assembly Nomination in Rusk County
New Auburn candidate Aunt Erickson canvasses Rusk County this week. He praises the public, calls him frank, and credits G. E. Neuman with helping him enter the race. He later admits he may have joined the wrong crowd in the county and remains largely unknown to voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aunt Erickson
New Auburn
Rusk County
Erickson
Hawkins
G. E. Neuman
Reduced Rates for Northern Wisconsin State Fair Excursion
Excursion tickets to Chippewa Falls for the Northern Wisconsin State Fair are on sale via the Wisconsin Central Ry from Sept 13 to 18. Round trip fare is 1 4 for the journey. Apply to local agents for full information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chippewa Falls
Wisconsin Central Ry
Church Notices Christian Services and Meeting
Christian services Sunday follow usual hours with a morning subject Oft Heavenly Home and an evening theme Christians and Amusements. Annual church business meeting and reception set for Monday evening August 24 conducted by Pastor J I Carter.
German Lutheran Church Schedules Services and Social
The German Lutheran church holds German school each Saturday at 9 30 a m Sunday school each Sunday and services next Sunday at 10 80 a m Pastor EK A Breurens presides The Ladies Aid Society plans a lawn social at J W Miller's home on Tuesday August 25 at 6 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Lutheran German School
A. Breurens
Ladies’ Aid Society of
The
German Lutheran Church
J. W. Miller
Bethany Sisters Urged to Attend Congregational Meeting
Congregational church notices urge Bethany Sisters to attend the next meeting at 3 p m at the Congregational church. Regular services Sunday include a morning sermon titled Church Competitors and a 10 a m Sunday school. Pastor Thos Barker invites all members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Barker
Bethany Sisters
Congregational Church
Baptist Circle to Meet with Mrs Sergeant
The Baptist Circle will gather with Mrs M Sergeant next Thursday after noon August 27. Visitors are welcome to attend this community meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist the Baptist Circle
Services in I O O F hall with Sunday school and sermons
The notice invites all to Sunday morning and evening services at the I O O F hall with Sunday school at 10, preaching at 11 and 8 in the evening. Morning topic The Gospel as Life Giving and Death Dealing. Evening topic A Swarm of Bees. Ladies Aid Society to hold a food sale at Mooney's drug store on Saturday Aug 22 from two to five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. O. O. F. Hall
Ladies’ Aid Society of
The
M. E. Church
Mooney’s Drug Store
Kinyon and Lowell Wed at Eau Claire Calloway House
KINON and MRS LOWELL wed at Calloway House Eau Claire on Wednesday August 19 at 1 30 p m Rev J E Watson of the M E Church officiating The couple will honeymoon with relatives in Austin Minnesota after the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinon
Lowell
B. F. Kinyon
Etta Lowell
Sharon
Calloway House
Eau Claire
J. E. Watson
M. E. Church
Austin
Minn
Mrs Hand and daughter depart for Michigan visit
Mrs. Hand and her daughter left today for Marshfield Cadett and Buchanan Michigan to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate Hand
Marshfield, Cadett
Buchanan, Mich
Rusk County Journal Changes Hands
D. H. Richards sells the eight year editorship and printing plant of the Rusk County Journal to The Journal Company. Thil S. Reed becomes editor and business manager. stockholders are not named but Newman McGill True and Corbett aided the transfer. The paper endorses a broad slate of candidates including Jenkins and Stephenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Richards
Rusk County Journal
Journal Company
Thil S. Reed
Central Town Lot Co
Messrs. Newman
McGill
True
Corbett
Jenkins
Congress
Stephenson
U.S
Erickson
Thomas
H. W. True
A. N. Anderson
H. O. Bye
John Diamond
Richards
Prominent Ladysmith Citizen Denies District Attorney Bet
A. N. Andersen claimed a notable Ladysmith resident would bet $100 on a three to one advantage for him over Mr. Carew at the primary. The bet was offered up to $1000 but the citizen said he had never made any such offer and did not back the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Andersen
Ladysmith
Carew
Local Notes From Ashland and Mur ry Area
N. J. Smith of the Mena sh a Paper Co sulphite mill in Ashland visited friends in town Tuesday. The home of farmer Arthur Slater, 34 miles south of Murray, burned to the ground Wednesday. Henry Young and P. D. Richards were named to the board of education to replace resigning E. F. Jill and F. E. Munroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Smith
Menasha Paper Co
Ashland
City
Arthur Slater
Murry
Messrs
Henry Young
PD. S. Richards
Board of Education
EF. W. Jill
F. E. Munroe
Special Train to Hawkins Woodman Picnic
County M W A picnic organizers arrange a special train from Weyerhauser to Hawkins on Saturday the 20th. Depart Wey erhauser 8 00 and Ladysmith 8 30 with return in the evening. Hawkins Woodmen guaranteed over 200 for the event and promise an interesting program. Everyone invited to attend with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins
Weyerhauser
Ladysmith
Pic Nic Held For Music Pupils As Florence Wilson Goes North
Miss Florence Wilson hosted a picnic last Friday at Kadlee's Bowery for her music pupils. Attendees included many from Hawkins Ingram Glen Flora Tony and Ladysmith with dancing and a recital after supper. Wilson will teach at Valparaiso Indiana University next term. Gladys McNair and Grace Musser will take over in Ladysmith and along the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Wilson
Kadlee’s
Bowery
Mabel Ellingson
Rhoda Kempton
Hazel Lane
Edna Inabnit
Beulah St. Clair
Nina Barnett
Burton Barnett
Maynard Ellingson
Hawkins
Pearl Mcfarlane
Hattie Powell
Ruth Adams
Kunz
Gladys Byers
Ingram
Dora Howell
Grace
Hazel Coon
Gerald Maloney
Glen Flora
Florence Yankee
Beatrice Burgess
Wm. Hoover
Tony
Miss Wilson
Valpariso
Indiana University
Gladys McNair
Ladysmith
Grace Musser
Wilson
Institute In Session At Rusk County Teachers Meet
The Rusk County Teachers Institute opens Monday with lively instruction and receptive teachers. Prof Ritche from Emporia State Normal speaks on Voice Culture and reads Longfellow. Conductors M H Jackson and H C Almy lead music and arithmetic sessions. a list of attendees from Ladysmith Bruce Glen Flora and Weyerhauser appears in the roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusk County
Teachers’ Institute
Ritche
Emporia
Kansas
State Normal School
Longfellow
M. H. Jackson
Jackson
H. C. Almy
Lectures on Education At Congregational Church
Prof M H Jackson of Grand Rapids spoke on brain and backbone education to parents and teachers during Teachers Institute sessions. Prof H L Wilson of River Falls will discuss The Larger Problems of Education next Wednesday at the same church. lectures are free to the public and beneficial. Wm Zoelick of Janesville visits IF L Dean. Wm Cornell of Antigo becomes Central depot stenographer. Chas Karst injures his right eye, Pedersons return from Winneconne, McCarthy of Tomahawk visits, and Mrs Richards Inez and Mrs Jones spend a week at Island Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Jackson
Grand Rapids
Congregational Church
Chas. Karst
J. P. Pederson
Winnecone
R. H. McCarthy
Tomahawk
Chas. Sivertson
D. H. Richards
Inez
S. Jones
Island Lake
Local residents noted in brief city items
Frank Thatcher of Glen Flora and Mrs. Frank Vlasak of Ingram were seen in the city. Rev. J. Johnson resigns from the Baptist church effective Oct. 1. Mrs. 8S. J. Cardinal and youngest son left for Oshkosh for homecoming. Francis Stewart of Eau Claire resumes admired sign and landscape work. J.E. Ling of Sampson canvasses district for Assembly, promising farmer candidate. Dr. G. Smith exits city saloon business and moves to Chelsea, praised as a good citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Thatcher
Glen Flora
Frank Vlasak
Ingram
J. Johnson
Baptist Church
J. Cardinal
Oshkosh
Francis Stewart
Eau Claire
J.E. Ling
Sampson
Chippewa County
Local and Personal News from the County Seat
Local notices list residents visiting, traveling, or working nearby including Miss Lillian Haasl in Kennan and Geo. Lyell back from Milwaukee. Several trips to Eau Claire, St Paul, Bay City, and Port Arthur are noted with neighbors like Rev Behrens, Dr Gaillardet, and A. Parks. A glove contest occurs and a brush pile fire near the First ward school prompts a $35 city fire run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
First Ward
Unique New Residence Courtly Craftsman Style Home
J. W. Carow of Thomas and Carow is completing a riverbank residence described as a semi bungalow in the Craftsman style. The design emphasizes utility, natural imitation, cobble stone foundations, moss green roof, quilted roof covering, and plaster float finish. Interior features include river views, tiled kitchens, built in furniture, and a ground floor arrangement centered on sunlit living spaces. Upstairs volumes include three bedrooms and a sleeping room, with cooling solutions and extensive storage. The home includes a basement workshop, laundry, vegetable cellar, furnace, and a Campbell heater, all crafted for utility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Carow
Thomas & Carow
Carow
Campbell
Milwaukee visit traces of Ruth Ellis and Mrs Stephenson
Miss Ruth Ellis of Milwaukee visited friends in the city last week and returns home today. Mrs. W. L. Stephenson accompanied her and will spend time in Milwaukee before visiting her old home in Brodhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Weber
St. Paul
M. E. Weston
Ruth Ellis
Milwaukee
W. L. Stephenson
Will
Brodhead
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Wisconsin
Christian
J. I. Carter
Methodist Episcopal
Ladysmith, Wisconsin
Woodman
W. L. Douglas
Gust Arndt
Ma’ams
Institute
Mildred Bobo
Katherine Welpton
Flora Brownell
Mae Carter
Stella Wallace
Theresa Deedrich
May Smith
Ethel Davis
Drucella Stevens
Sith Hutchinson
Mae Alcorn
Lena
Harriet Warren
Gladys Maddux
Genevieve Dean
Ione Hogston
Sixthel Spear
Leona Robey
Allan McGill
Grover Feist
Florence Gleason
Gladys Stevens
Laura fuaFhave
Wm. Zoelick
Janesville
IF. L. Dean
Wm. Cornell
Antigo
Central Depot
Worden
Cyclone Insurance
Andersen Ins. Agency
Lillian Haasl
Kennan
T. F. Armstrong
Bruce
E. A. Behrens
Daisy Smith
Leona
Geo. Lyell
Ethel Gill
May Alcorn
Williams
Barron
Wm. Ickes
Wm. Snyder
Bloomer
Lester Clark
Little Son
Andersen Ins
Ernest Mitchell
Dr. L. M. Lundmark
A. A. Hadden
Twin Cities
J. W. Hadden
G. O. Vig
A. M. Paulson
Fred Ertzner
Miner McMellen
Curt Phillips
Will Spurrier
Sheldon
P. A. Wright
EE l L. Dodge
Bay City
John Vander Loop
Minnesota
L. E. Chambers
Frank Whicher
Melville Hutchins
K. Ellingson
R. W. Richardson
L. P. L. Gaillardet
A. C. Mooney
A. Parks
Davenport
Iowa
H. M. Hathorn
A. L. Hathorn
C. Nelson
Anna Anderson
A. M. Montgomery
Marian
Peoria
Ill
John Cosgriff
Harry Ziegler
Prentice
Edward Sensenbrainer
Wells
Edith Faser
Gilman
Margaret Sensenbrainer
O. F. Johnson
Rice Lake
Osa
Bertie Lockbaum
Menasha
Otto Eisenach
John Young
Gene Thompson
Ruth Wittenberger
Lillian Bruffat
Bess Johnson
Port Arthur
River View Heights
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