Local Briefs Mention Hospitals and Social News
Adelaide Horn suffers pneumonia while Adelaide George Allman welcomes a baby girl born last Sunday to Mr and Mrs George Allman. George Upham ill at home, Mrs Lester M Corbett seriously ill, and Miss Alc Buchmiller returns to work at Kamps drug store. Wm Noll recovering after weeks of sickness. Sunday school hosts and many social visits noted, with aid societies and bowling events planned. Local business ads and renovations, plus a murder trial ending in five-year sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Horn
George Allman
George Upham
Lester M. Corbett
Alc Buchmiller
Kamps’ Drug
Ralph Baker
Pommer
wAdler
Mr. Baker
Houston
Minn
Joseph Schaumberger
Rathon Rounty
Ids Andreski
Wangan
Schaumberger
High School Notes On Orations Debates And Local Events
Students received report cards as orations were praised for clarity and delivery. The literary society debated whether railroads should be taxed ad valorem, Lindley Rowe supporting the affirmative and Eugene Reily the negative. A Grand Opera House show featured a farce about a man engaged to his father’s intended wife’s mother, drawing hearty laughter from a large audience. Local industry: a new cigar brand City Hall planned by Jonn G. Joe with a ten cent introductory offer, Alt Hoelz employs nine workers producing 2000 to 2200 cigars daily using top tobacco, with a large City Hall cutout display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Society
Lindley Rowe
Eugene Reily
Grand Opera House
The
Grand
Mircy
Mars Bye
Leonard Claxton
Soung Tian
Harry J
Cuthbert Claston
Ottawa Journal
Mar
Ralph B.ssor
Vomier
Jonn G. Joe
Alt. Hoelz
New Law Firm Formed By Cady and Tscharner in Greenwood
A. Cady and Pater Tscharner of Greenwood have formed a new law firm to conduct business locally. Tscharner will move here at once and take active charge. The attorney previously resided in Aline and graduated from the university law course last spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witasag
Sila
Chef
Marinesté
J. A. Korshok
Granton
Korshok
Pulley
Wipperman
Chas. Macklin
Rochester
N.Y
Robert I. Macklin
Don
Ladies Travel Class Crave Meeting Program
Program for Crave Class meeting on March 10 features quotes from American humor and history from Catherine to the Crimean War. Speakers include Mrs Gumner on the Crimean War Miss Durand Florence Nigly Wingale Mrs Heaton and Mrs Below with selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine
Gumner
Durand
Florence Nigly Wingale
Heaton
Below
Fur Reading Firm Expands To Meet Growing Garment Demand
A fur manufacturing company announces expansion plans to handle rising demand for fur garments. The move aims to boost production, create jobs, and strengthen distribution channels across regional markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Hoels
Wm. Noll
W. 2. Upham
N. A. Anderson
Herman Martin Whresid Wausau
Paris Grees
United Lour of Foresters
Ladies’ Aid Society
ML. E. Church
WS. Carr
Helping Hand Society
Zweek
A. Moll
Milwaukee
State
G. Waite
WLC. T.A
Western Union
Efello Central
Richson's
Laura T
Il Spen
R. Call
Alice
Matt Pransa
Milladore
William Small
Brook
Kandy
Bertha C. Morrison
Minneapolis
I. Aa. McKinney
M. E. Church
Stevens Point Journal
Wisconsin Central Company
Il Hicks
Am Express Company
Neary J. Kamps Drug Store
Kamps
American Express Money
W. A. Engle
Wisconsin Central
John Burns
Princeton
Peter Weiland
Maple Street
Myron Tack
Stevens Point
Myron
May
Joseph
Quinn
Brill
Mr. Quinn
Frank L. Zweck
Dan Mcleod
Bill Parr
England
W. McGlynn
Pittsville
J. G. Kreutz
Edgerton
Thomas B. Kelley
Adler's Opera House
Ralph Baker's
Artié@les
Spencer
Dode Fisk
Wode Fisk
Chicago
F. G. Waite
Indianapolis
Sovotny
Adams
Armory
Hamilton Roddis
Stephen J. Leahy
Fred Schoenhofen
Waldemar Reese
R. Williams
Ross K. Andrews
Fred Kamps
Lexi
Sonia
Wausau
Marshfield
A. P. Adams
Louis Laemle
Laemle’s
Nobby
Big Girls
Wisconsin
Chas. Schmirler
the Shoe Man
Iron Works
Brill’s
20Th Century Cloak Department
Advice
South Depot Street
QO. F. Fuller
John Therolf
Firet
CITY
HACK
Kealey & Cork
Riga
Cent. Ave
Farmer’s Home
Rug, Purstengerg
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