Secret Societies and local lodge notices
A jumble of lodge names and meeting details appears followed by a murder report. Emerald Lodge, Pythias, and other societies list regular meeting days and locations. The narrative then shifts to the arrest of Benjamin Bixby in Glennwood Wis for the murder of his wife, with minimal corroboration and neighbor speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cde
Brephyen
Locke
Makin Johnson
Arnold
Mouern
Wood
Hous
Ri Jem
Ghee
G. A
Willie Block
Adj
Murehhelal
Pythias
Mets
Tact Cue Hall
Fwc M Co
Wistelng
Ace
Uni Jar
Sexton Brothers
Bigek
Visitlay Brothers
Joker Bucket
Peter Hassan
R.c—Marshiela
Small Pox in Imported Rags Reaches Wisconsin Town
The Wisconsin smallpox case linked to imported rags has spread to DePere. Miss Wilmette, a Lake Dunsmin boarding house resident, works at Shatuck & Baben k pi per mil and was among the exposed. Quarantine is in effect. vaccination of city pupils and workers is underway as health officials act to prevent further transmission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Wisconsie
Depere
Miss Wilmette
Lake Dunsmin
Hochgreve
Bowd
Burape
Trensu
Keipstier
Europe
United States
Kempster
Ghink
Belgium
Ghent
Germany
Austria
Russi
Respected villaen dies after illness and two deaths follow
Jacob Wadak a long respected resident died after an illness aged SD years. Born May 1 1885 in Schehnulay Austria he moved to America in 1882 and to Culoy where he manufactured stomach bitters. He left a wife and five children including Frank his son who works as telegrapher in Washington and Canada. His remains were buried from St Johns church. Also Mrs Emma Brian aged 35 died suddenly from peritonitis at her residence. She leaves a broken husband and two children. Her funeral was held at the M T church with a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Bixby
Emerald
Glennwood
Wis
Welle
Jde Tarrace
W. B. Fleming
Truli
Papa
Mammit
Jacob Wadak
Villaen
Warlak
Frank
Charley
Washington
Cunead
Wage
Wadwk
St. Johns
Dean Bisey
Winnemger
Aod Son
Ashland
Mu Rauty
Colby
Emma’ Erian
William Bevin
Huhistreet
Mes
Brian
Emmy Guy Sed
Pauley
M. T
Benedict
Assault on a child sparks probe near Arwenia
A six year old farm worker, Slater, under liquor influence, attempted to assault the four year old daughter of Abram Brooks near Arwenia. Brooks intervened, Slater fled, and authorities pursue the suspect. The Enterprise questions why Brooks did not file charges and notes ongoing dangers to children and local disorderly habits. Also covered is the August Hollmann case, where Supreme Court-ordered retrial rules delayed proceedings and required Waupun custody while addressing defective records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shiter
Abram Brooks
Arwenia
Mrs. Brooks
Wie
Stesbye
Slater
Lr Ile
Mr Brooks
Price
Ehid
Brooks
Mr. Brooks
Necedah
Salve
Liesure
Tn Enterprise
Slitris
The Goats of High Degree Visit Milwaukye
Cy Stockwell Wish Priest and Wm Zassenianus of Neillsville Chapter IB AL ML pass through for Milwaukee to send delegates to Grand Chapter. Zassenhaus buys eyeglasses and a gift memorandum before continuing with a guide. specialty signs and carriages are varnished and repainted in the faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy. Stockwell
Wm. Zassenianus
Neillsville
AL ML
Milwaukye
Zassenhans
Pin Fonds
Zassenhaus
Tie
Terrnce Koht
Proprieter Hopes Teamster Frank Geiger Returns
Pred J Schillenz owner of the National House in Spencer searched for Frank Geiger who left Spencer’s logging camp near Tatprice with unsettled business totaling about $35. The camp was found empty and Geiger was believed headed toward Dakota with a firm there. Wisconsin papers for detention were filed but his arrest status remained unclear. Locals expect he will return to settle debts and ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Schillenz
National House
Spencer
Ely
Frank Geiger
Dopa Waluwlt
Actin
Blick
Road Taxes in Towns Vote on Labor or Money
Voters are warned that towns may choose to pay highway taxes in labor instead of money. If a written petition signed by at least twenty electors is filed before the annual meeting, the town meeting will decide the method. If labor is chosen, work must be done under the supervision of appointees by the town board and at times to be set by the highway officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ngs
Uwnity Fee
Shiuli
Hinman Accepts Texas Timber Role with New York Firm
W OC Hinman longtime timber estimator for Thi Cps Manufacturing Company in this city has accepted a similar position with Kountay Bros of New York. He will oversee Texas timber assets including 200000 acres of pine and extensive cypress and hardwood. based at Beaumont, he plans to relocate soon and assume duties this fall. Beaumont lies about 60 miles east of Houston and 70 miles north of Galveston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. OC. Hinman
Foy Thi Cps Manufacturing Company
Kountay Bros
New York
Texas
Hinmjuy
Besaemont
Beaumont
Huston
Galvestos
Gallim
Lone Star
Ubor
Army detachment to visit town for conversion efforts
A detachment of the State Pyan Army held services at Durr Chester Colby and Spencer as they plan to return this week. The enthusiastic group has made many conversions with Coloy Shafer Bros Math Kandy near the point but still outside. It is unclear if Ed Winchester or Gil Vandercool were moved. The Army will have a field here ripe for harvest.
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Bonanza
Uoham Warutactunng Co
Farmer’s Home
Furstenburg
Prop
Luverly
Marshfield
Itu Theatres
Jm, Stauber
Lispun
Brantmeyer & Therolf
Dane
Adier
Bete Weber
Central Sreude
Mabsoiteld
WailPaper
Sexton Bros
Emil Kiewert
Tony
BSB Cast Water
Milwaukee, Wis
Peel Pass
Peave Marshfield
Smauny
Centrille & Rorthurn
Geno St Aan
Aim
Marabeeid Greenwood
Yrauisicy
Ofles i
Ward, Phy
Renptricd
Jesus
First National Bank
Marshield
Willis
Ian
Sutfeld
Wi C
Iiag
Tu Schauer
Biocs
Denui Avealo
Denning
Garman Americin Bank
Mashfield
Aton Deubscher Advokiuten
Wallcourts
Hix Moat Friend
Nason
Tyls
Thad Jol
Hansen
Lindsey
Gale Nason
Alfred Musun Ia
Pncumonia
Jacob Waibik
Witner Beton
Hollman
Circuit Court
Supreme Cour
Ord
Wiisis
August Hottmann
Svates
Waupun
Asis i Pirce
Wausau Cent
Tone Star State
D&price
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