Russian Arrest at Rapids Admits Guilty
Alexander Lototzki, wanted in Winnipeg for desertion of his immigrant wife, was arrested in Wood County. He told reporters I do not deny it as he faces return to Canada for trial. He had moved from Chicago to a farm in Wood County last October and now awaits extradition.
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Grand Rapids, Wis
The
Daily Reporter
Alexander Lototzki
Winnipeg
Lototzki
Wood County
Chicago
Canada
United States
Russia
Bluett
Lototski
James Bain
Manitoba
Town of Rock Church Services and Local Social
Town notices report Presbyterian church services Sunday at 10 and 11 a m. Presbyterian Ladies Aid to meet March 4 at Mr. and Mrs C A Ingle home. Mrs C Dewey sick but improving and helping with chores. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Leslie Genner on their Monday wedding. Ladies Aid met at the Manse with Rev Tae lthian and wife. twenty five attended.
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Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid
C. A. Ingle
Leslie Genner
Ladies’ Aid
H. Tae] Thian
Community celebrations and local events in Marshfield area
Neighbors celebrate Master George Campbell's birthday with Washington program and gifts. Pleasant Hill card club hosts dinner and bridge at Hotel Blodgett and Mrs. Paulus home. The ladies' chain parties fund the community house. many hostesses seek a Lent rest. The Barard Orchestra lines up at the Adler as part of the Lyceum. boxing show in Eau Claire features Goodman, Tillman, Bruny and Johnson-Washburn.
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George Campbell
George W. Campbell
South Vine Street
George Washington
Washington
Gladys Goodin
Pleasant Hill
Blodgett
Barard
Redpath
Adler Opera House
Marshfield
Orpheum Theater
Eau Claire
Danny Goodman
Chicago
Johnny Tillman
Minneapolis
Bat Johnson Washburn
Kid Bruny
Winnipeg
Bruny
Neillsville
MILL CREEK NOTES ON VISITORS HAY BALING AND RAIL SAFETY
Mill Creek reports Joe Seidel Jr and family visiting Mineapolis friends while Charley Seidel baled 36 tons of hay for Ed Wanke and Thom Horn. The item recalls a Chicago Northwestern bulletin urging rail workers to report unsafe acts and a public vote in New London rejecting the commission form of government. Blumenfeld Locker fire at Milwaukee caused $25 000 loss with several firemen injured.
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Mill Creek
Joe Seidel Jr
Mineapolis
Charles Seidel
Ed Wauke
Charley
Joe Seidel
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Bulletin
New London
Blumenfeld-Locker & Co
Milwaukee
Michael Keogh
Stephen Heck
Joseph Ramadka
John H. Smith
Jack Hogan
George Hanrahan
John Durkin
How Johnnie Jones of Bloomer Shaped Washington Letters
A Wisconsin origin story traces Johnnie Jones from Bloomer to Shell Lake and Washburn, where he edited papers and ran a publishing business. A commercial traveler connects him to Washington work, noting his rise via Joe Mitchell Chapple and the National Magazine to head the Washington bureau of the United States Press Association.
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J. ©. Jones
Washington
Marshfield Times
J. E. Jones
Johnnie Jones
Bloomer
Wisconsin
Times
Jones
Shell Lake
Ward
Washburn
Joe Mitchell Chapple
Boston
Chapple
Ashland
National
United States Press Association
Bond Building
Italy
Taft
Senate
Arpin Area Social News Highlights
Edgar Lawin visited relatives in Marshfield as Miss Barbara Losehky battles blood poison in her finger. A baby boy arrived Monday for Mr and Mrs Peter Mollet. Miss Lizzie Smith recovers from adenoid and tonsil removal. Cora House wed William Whittingham in a quiet Arpin ceremony officiated by Rev. Deans. The couple will reside in Arpin where the groom runs a general store.
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Edgar Lawin
Marshfield
Joan Dorst
O. Dingeldein
Peter Mollet
Barbara Losehky
H. F. Rocrig
Arpin
Milwaukee
Appleton
Oscar Dingeldein
Grand Rapids
A. d. Cowell
Lizzie Smith
Mary Mollet
Bryant
Ed Cjeka
Byron Whittingham
Cora House
Wm. Whittingham
Deans of
Vesper
Toilet Preparations for a Fine Complexion
A promotional note extols cold cream talcum powder and other toilet preparations as skin aids that protect from sun and wind. It claims the best people use these products to keep the complexion in fine condition.
Ex-President Taft Endorses Democratic Policy Saying It Leads to Victory
Late notes from near and far report Ex-President Taft in The Saturday Evening Post praising Democratic pledges as the sure path to party success. Other items include Sea Line to occupy Grand Central terminal in Chicago by April 1, Dorchester resident Mathilda Benzman declared insane and sent for examination, Maj. H. E. Pomeroy reassigned within Wisconsin National Guard, and wrestler Zbyscko projecting world title defense after Gotch retirement. A. O. Rhea receives a new 00 power telescope for his Thorp observatory.
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Taft
Saturday Evening Post
Sea Line
Grand Central Terminal
Chicago
Sea
Illinois Central
Park Row
Mathilda Benzman
Dorchester
Neillsville
H. E. Pomeroy
Appleton
Wisconsin National Guard
Marshfield
Oconto
Marinette
Rhinelander
Zbyscko
Poland
Dr. Roller
Louisville
Frank Gotch
A. O. Rhea
Thorp
Local notes from Ebbe area include dances sales and marriages
EBBE. E. D. Prange attended a cheese makers meeting at Granton last Tuesday. Mr. Martin Nelson and Miss Laura Schultz were married last Thursday. A Holstein cattle auction is planned for February 28 at C. E. Blodgett's farm south of Ebbe station. There were social events in Marshfield and Chili with dances and visits noted.
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E. D. Prange
Granton
McFetridge
J. Rasmussen
Marshfield
Arlin Pitt
Owatonna
Minn
J. van Epps
Little
Alvin Jacobson
Jennie Nelson
Edd
Martin Nelson
Laura Schultz
Dist
PR. Ebbé
C. E. Blodgett
Ebbe School
Edna Nelson
Grand Rapide
Walter Peterson
Saggne Wood
Eben Andersen
Waukesha
Croell
Chili
P. R. Ebbe
Helen
Ebbe Station
Nasonville Notes On Parties Builds And Plans
Herman Bulgrin John Kattanach and Herman Helling filled their ice houses last week. The Woodman hall dance hosted by the Thomas orchestra of New London attracted a large crowd with fine music. A new cheese factory is expected soon while several factories already exist. Heling with neighbors hauled sand and gravel and plans to cement his stable next summer. Walter Kattanach aims to build a barn next summer and is cutting timbers.
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Herman Bulgrin
John Kattanach
Herman Helling
Woodman Hall
Thomas Orchestra
New London
Herman Heling
Walter Kattanach
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rapids
Town OF Rock
C. Dewey
Johogon's
Johnson
Electric Shop
South Cent
Ave
the Times All News of Washington
Ceived
van Festmaster
Joe Chapple
Lahr Building
R. J. Strauss
Ebbe
Nasonville
Milton Schuster
New Adler Opera House
Lyceum No
Liese’s
Richardson
Sik
Kestel Bros. Company
the Square Deal Store
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