Local notes from Pittsville and surroundings
Mrs Prat Wilsey was ill last week while Mr and Mrs Stern moved into the Lynn house. C A Ludewig visited Grand Rapids and L E Colvin of Marshfield was here on business. Harry Meyers and W H Stern also visited Grand Rapids. Orson Cochran is tuning pianos locally. D Platts moved his family to the Holmes house Third Ward. Miss Cora Dunning became a hospital nurse in Palmyra. Miss Cora Wilsey completed a term of school in Oliver district. A band of horse traders encamped at the bowery with many horses. Adam Kerlesky and family moved to Waukesha. Chas Parker returns home after months away up north. Fred and Ira Bossert of Grand Rapids visited to inspect cement walls. A large crowd attended the Crown Orchestra dance at Hangen's hall the previous Saturday. F J Crowley, cashier, was in Grand Rapids. George Sunday filled in at the bank. Little Herman Schrinner broke both bones in his left arm Sunday evening. his brother Carl is recovering from a broken leg. The former is progressing nicely.
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Bowery
Adam
Kerlesky
Waukesha
Hangen’s Hall
Crown Orchestra
F. J. Crowley
Grand Rapids
George Sunday
Herman Schrinner
Carl
Local Notes On Visits And Accidents
Mrs. P M Hanson and son left for Dallas to visit friends. Mrs. Earl Dorman Morrisonville 38 visiting at her parents, Mr and Mrs Obmstad. Mr E Waterbury went to Marshfield. his son Warren burned by experimenting with gen powder. Eld Thurston plans Canada trip, stopping at Plainfield to visit. Mr John Bloom had a narrow blast accident while blasting stumps. caps exploded injuring his arm and side. Dr Budge treated him.
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Earl Dorman
Morrisonville
Mrs. Obmstad
E. Waterbury
Marshfield
Warren
Thurston
Canada
Plainfield
Local Notes From Marshfield Area and Surroundings
Ferdinand Schroeder delivered a stork at Marshfield Monday. Robert Duthie, who nonoccupies the Roeble farm, is at Green Bay on business. Miss Flora Wandrow left for Cconomowoc Monday where she will spend the coming summer. Henry Fechelm and Joseph Heintz are at Grand Rapids tending Circuit Court as jurors. New graders purchased by the town have arrived and commissioners will soon be ready for business. The basket social at Feheim’s city limit hall Monday was well attended and a good time was had by all.
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Flora Wandrow
Cconomowoc
Henry Fechelm
Joseph Heintz
Grand Rapids
Fecheim
City Limit Hall
Bakerville Birth and Local Social Notes Rally
A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Regele. A dance at Lincoln Park on Monday May 20 drew a good crowd. Mrs. J. P. Braemer remains seriously ill but is slowly recovering. Corpus Christi Church held services Thursday at 10. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Michels of Marshfield visited Mrs. J. P. Kraegner last Monday. Miss Lucia Kraemer and Miss Katherine Michels visited Mildred Royce last Sunday.
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Jos
Regele
Lincoln Park
J. P. Braemer
Corpus Christi Church
Mike Michels
Marshfield
J. P. Kraegner
Lucia Kraemer
Katherine Michels
Mildred Royce
Excursion Rates From Superior Via The North Western Line
Grand Lodge I C C F announces excursion rates from Superior on the North Western Line with tickets on sale June 1 2 3 and 4 and return limit June 7. For tickets and details contact any ticket agent of the North Western Atac. For sale Grade Guernsey brindled by Geo H Welton at the site of the Lamber Co storefront see Connor Retail Lumber Co.
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Grand Lodge I. C. C. F
Superior
North-Western
Atac
Guernsey Brill
Geo. H Welton
Picnic at District No 3 School Brings Big Crowd
In Richfield Mrs J Strong returns to health and Miss Mary Belhover improves from illness. Miss Idat Sheerin of Colby visits Mrs Doll. Mr and Mrs Olin plan a Colorado return. A school district No 3 picnic drew a large crowd with everyone bringing food, games after dinner, and hopeful wishes for more picnics.
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Mary Belhover
Idat Sheerin
Colby
Flag Day Proclamation by Wisconsin Governor 1907
Governor James O. Davidson proclaims June 14 1907 as Flag Day in Wisconsin urging display of the national emblem on state capitol and buildings and encouraging citizens and organizations to observe the day with proper recognition signed at Madison May 24 1907 by Gov J O Davidson and Secretary James A Frear.
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Davidson
Congress
James O. Davidson
Wisconsin
Madison
J. 0. Davinson
James A. Frear
Clerks Seek Local Postal Jobs With High Pay
Post office clerk and carrier examinations will be held in June for local positions. Many young men are urged to apply as hours are short and pay improves each year from 400 to 1000 dollars. A high school education should ensure an easy pass.
New Grafter Among Peddlers Stings Local Ladies
Stevens Point Gazette warns of a traveling peddler who visited town last week selling silk hose lace and silk handkerchiefs at low cash prices but pushing overpriced dress patterns. He took orders for pricey goods to be paid after delivery, aiming to fleece customers with inflated prices.
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Stevens Point
Texas Raymond Play At Opera House Tonight
The management presents Alan Willsh Pearl Lewis and a strong Texas company in the American play Texas Raymond. The plot follows Texas Raymond who falls for Jack Harvey on her ranch while his jealous foreman Warner schemes to win her wealth. A refined program of special tes accompanies the production for one night with seats 25 35 and 50 cents available at Strana's drug store.
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Alan Willsh
Pearl Lewis
Texas
Texas Raymond
Jack Harvey
Warner
Jack
Opera House
Strana’s Drug Store
Civil Service Examination Notice for Postal Clerks and Carriers
An examination for clerk and carrier positions will be held at the post office on June 8 1907. Applications and details on qualifications duties salaries vacations and promotions are available from Secretary, Board of Civil Service Examiners, Post Office, City.
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Board of Civil Service Examiners
Post Ofice
City
History of the C A A Olympians in High School Sports
The Olympian Athletic Association formed in April 1906 by Class of 1909 students aimed to improve physical development and camaraderie. First president Reuben Uthmeier led as membership expanded to twenty. ceremonies admitted new members, pledging to uphold the constitution. The group supports multiple teams, emphasizes parliamentary practice, and requires one faculty member at meetings. Officers include Willis Tack as President, Peter Miller VP, Glen Kraus Sec/Treas, Charles Faber Captain, H. C. Fish as Physical Director.
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Olympian Athletic Association
Fish
Olympians
Reuben Uthmeier
A la Olympia
Olympia
Molly Cottontail
The
Charles Pors
Willis Tack
Peter Miller
High School Notes Preview From dneneess Campus
Freshmen planted roses and sophomores shrubs on the grounds last week. The German four class will have their final lesson next Friday. The class play is being rehearsed daily and looks promising. Seniors finish most work this week and shift to commencement week duties. Painting finishes on new waste baskets by seventh grade. Final exams for all but Seniors begin in a week, running to Thursday noon.
Excursion Rates for G A R Encampment at Oshkosh
North Western Line announces excursion rates for the State G A R Encampment in Oshkosh. Tickets go on sale June 1 to 4 with return validity June 7. See ticket agents for full information. Miss M C Lueckenbach offers stamping at her millinery shop featuring new patterns.
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Oshkosh
M. C. Lueckenbach
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Lynn House
C. A. Ludewig
L. E. Colvin
Harry Meyers
W. H. Stern
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D. Platts
Holmes
Third Ward
Cora Dunning
Palmyra
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Oliver
Chas. Parker
Fred
Ira Bossert
Bethel
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Ferdinand Schroeder
Stork
Robert Duthie
Roeble Farm
Green Bay
Bakerville
Connor Retail Lamber Co
Richfield
J. Strong
Isements
Civil Service Examination
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