Inquest Opens in Jennie Reble Death Near Stratford
Stratford jury resumes inquest into the death of 16 year old Jennie Reble murdered near Stratford on June 30. Witnesses including father John Rieble and neighbors testified to the girl’s last seen movement and discovery of the body. Forensic notes described neck marks and internal injuries suggesting strangulation. Investigators cited violence by an unknown actor and the suspect Rudolph Fulweiler remains held pending circuit court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Reble
Stratford
Frank 3
John Condon
John Mahoney
Louis Garbisch
John Riehle
Jennie
Lewis Lee
Rudolph Fulweiler
Jacob Kaiser
Agnes Berkhardt
Wille Fituherald
William Yonkans
Fulweiler
Louis Yonkans
Folweiler
Albert Belanger
William Yankens
Rudolph Nlweiler
Louis Gurdick
W. C. Dickens
Wausau
Jennie Rieble
Stretford
C. Q. Fuller
C. ©. Fuller
Dickens
Danial Mahoney
Foreman
Cleveland
Marathon
Wisconsin
John J. Curtin
Jennie Riehle
Justice of the Peace
Frightened by Calliope Frees Carriage Team Parade Incident
Frightened by a steam calliope, Fred Vollmar’s carriage team fled on Central avenue during the Pawnee Bill parade Tuesday afternoon. Vollmar and driver aided by Jacob Wilhelm, Officer Griffin and John J. O’Conner averted a fatal runaway. Storms pounded northern and western state, with lightning striking buildings. Sparta brides swept by flood. trains rerouted from St Paul to Omaha road over two days. Real estate transfers in Wood County include Reese to Kuntz for block 121 first addition Marshfield at 1000 and Wiltgen to Hager for lot eight block 21 first addition to city of Marshfield at 600. Case & Johnson relocate to a new South Central barn with funeral hearse. Sith Edgar Viele of Wausau visited Marshfield last Saturday. Viele now in North Western depot at Wausau with Edward Thompson, recently promoted to cashier. Viele becomes billing clerk. Wenzel & Wenzel boast fine meats at Star Market. Daniel Washburn of Milwaukee joins Roodis Lumber & Veneer Co. as assistant secretary and treasurer. wife to join him in the city. Carpenters sought by Curtis & Yale Co. in Wausau. Crawford County reports 50 cent rattlesnake bounty since 1901, with 15,573 rattlers exhibited costing 7787 dollars 50 cents. Wenzel & Wenzel advertised meat shop services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Vollmar
Central Avenue
Mr. Vollmar
Jacob Wilhelm
Officer Griffin
John J. O'Conner
Sparta
St. Paul
Omaha Road
Wood County
John Reese
Marshfield
Charles Kuntz
Francis Wiltgen
Henry Hager
Unclaimed Letters Demand Advertisement in Post
Unclaimed letters listed include Mr Year Baringer Mr James Becker Mrs Will Davis Mr Alex Fliisamann Mr T F Kemper Miss Julia Rapp Mr John Roberts Mrs Flora Rueckert Miss Kate Wagner Miss E E Warner. Persons calling for above will please say advertised. Joan F Coxe P M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Year Baringer
James Becker
Will Davis
Alex Fliisamann
T. F. Kemper
Julia Rapp
John Roberts
Flora Rueckert
Kate Wagner
E. E. Warner
Joan F. Coxe
P. M
Graduates Placed at Actual Business College of Appleton
All the graduates of the Actual Business College of Appleton Wis have been placed in good positions and there are many more positions open. Anyone seeking a business education should address Bowlby and Erling Appleton Wis. Catalog will be sent free on application Sett
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business College of
Appleton, Wis
Bowlby and Erling
Families visit across Wisconsin and Minnesota in late week travel
Spencer reports numerous local residents visiting relatives in Waupaca Rib Lake Durand Sherry Hurley Vernon Center Greenwood Astland Argyle and nearby towns. The article notes visits by Esther Gummo Geneveve Ackerman and others along with a fourth quarterly conference at the M E B church and gratitude from Mrs S Plomer and daughter for support after a burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bodle
Waupaca
Esther Gummo
Rib Lake
Martin
Rose
Guy Ingham
Durand
Clifford Whitney
Sherry
C.M. Christiansen
B.S. Bradley
Hurley
Will
Marion Lower
Vernon Center
Minn
G. H. Lake
Geneveve Ackerman
Greenwood
B. Haskins
Astland
C. Loveland
Soles
Bernice
Hall Claire
Elmer Smith
Lenhart
Argyle Minn
E. G. Ingham
Straw
M. EB
Baptist Church
S. Plomer
Local News Roundup From Pittsville and Nearby
Pitts: Chas Norton of Merrill visiting relatives here. Chas Parker opens a new saloon in Campbell building. Joe Armon of Tomahawk visiting relatives this week. Warren Favell and Russel Lundy left for Butternut, found work there. John F. Sims of Stevens Point Paint Normal oversees bank during Crowley’s absence. Glen Junkman of River Falls plans move next month. Clarice Spear left for Kilbourn. Sara Baum accompanied her. Mrs H C McCoy and daughter Shirley returned from Magnolia visit. Mrs Chase along. C R Pelon and T J Crowley on six week coast states and BC tour. LeCrosh of Thorp in charge of barber shop. Local dance attendees listed. report of a fine time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Norton
Merrill
Chas
Parker
Campbell Building
Joe Armon
Tomahawk
Warren Favell
Russel Lundy
Butternut
John F. Sims
The
Stevens Paint Normal
Crowley
Glen Junkman
River I Falls
Clarice Spear
Kilbourn
Sara Baum
H.C. McCoy
Shirley
Magnolia
Chase
C.R. Pelon
T. J. Crowley
Coast States
British Columbia
Ke LeCrosh
Thorp
Messers
Emil Weiner
Paul Daemenick
Ike le Cash
Henry Arntz
Ed Dawes
Pand
Maud Smith
Lottie Pallen
Mary Runn
Emily _Sandville
Stratford Couple Returns From Wedding Trip
Carl Felix and his wife have come back from their wedding trip. The farmers face difficult times as rain affects work. Fredia and Anna Kleminie left last Monday for Antigo to visit relatives. The detective on the Reikle murder case has made calls here this past week. H L Klemmie has sold the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Felix
Fredia
Anna Kleminie
Antigo
Reikle
H. L. Klemmie Hes
Sweikel farm noted in West Bend history and local events
West Bend Wisconsin residents recall the Sweikel farm nickname while Pan Voight of Browns Minstrel Company performed to a full house in a dark show. Mrs. C. C. Fuller plans a visit to Seymour and vicinity next Wednesday. R. Connor Company reports railroad engine damage from a broken journal. Twenty three boys journeyed to Fenwood for a Saturday dance as girls stayed home. A dance at the opera house Friday hosted by the M W A with supper. George Bannoch lost most of his left hand in a slab saw accident. Stratford Kids defeated Edgar 15 to 14 in a baseball game. A shower from spoiled eyes forced Earl to shelter moments before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan Voight
West Bend
Wis
Browns Minstrel Company
Irs
C. C. Fuller
Seymour Ane
R. Connor Company
Stratford
Edgar
Earl
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rieble
Falweller
Case & Johnson
South Central Avenue
Sith
Edgar Viele
Lathrop
Viele
North Western
Edward Thompson
Thompson
Wenzel & Wenzel
Star Market
Daniel Washburn
Milwaukee
Hotel Pfister
Roodis Lumber & Veneer Co
Washburn
Third Street
Curtis & Yale Co
Crawford County
Pittsville
Ayer
Ayers
Bottie
Jim
Lowg l
Mas
Fenwood
Opera House
George Bannoch
First National Bank
Kliner, Lang & Scharmann
Marshfield, Wis
Uvst
Amer
Christenson- Abel Company, Agner Block
Cash Grocers
Schumaker's
Schumaker
Tinwtse
Peter J. Kraus
Central Ave
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