Local notables and travels across Wisconsin towns
Mrs. C B Arnold spent Thursday in Neillsville with friends while Louis Trossen transacted business in Milwaukee. Several residents visited Milwaukee Fond du Lac and Wausau for relatives and work. The Lincoln Parent-Teachers association meets at four. Various local officials prepared for duties, while reports note new contracts, school postings, and a deer sighting near Cranmoor. Cranberry prices rise due to frost damage and short supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Arnold
Neillsville
Louis Trossen
Milwaukee
Dr. Lind
Woolworth’s
Swartling
Lin Gilberts
Fifth Street
John Wolf
Wausau
Winterburn Drug Co
Butt Miss Halen Dickoff
Fond du Lac
Aurelia
Friends
A. C Weimer
Wausqu
Ralph Anderson
Winterburn Drug Company
Kate Leo Trudeau
Chicago
Hermina Besseler
Winona
Minn
J.C. Marsh
Camp Douglas
South
Lincoln Parent-Teachers Association
Lincoln School
Ladies Aid
St. Paul’s German Evangelical Church
Ida Berg
Winterburn Drug
Boock
Schofield
Martin Rosenfeld
St. Paul’s
I. D. Boston
Stevens Point
Oscar Hoffman
Becker
Louis C. Schmidt
Hazel
Olga
Appleton
Conservatory of Music
Lawrence College
Olive Lang
George Lang
John Fohl
G. A. Anderson
Stockton
William
Charles Schuh
Green Seaf
George Wood
Battle Creek
Hostermann
Maud
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Sexton-Domgen Drug Co
State Conservation Commission
Madison
Winterburn
Company
E. W. Follett
Wisconsin
Red Cross
Polhofer Bros
Marshfield Hardware and Auto Company
Stratford
Ford
Marshfield Federals
Fred Reeths
Wautoma
Federals
Fair Management
Marshfield
E. C. Pors
Racine
A. G. Felker
Cranmoor
Matt Don
Miller
Weimar
Washington
Sixth Wisconsin Infantry
Waco
Tex
Oklahooma
Milwaukee Normal Schools
River Falls
Stevens Point Normal
Eau Claire
C. W. Hart Seat
Marshfield Plumbing & Heating Company
Edgar
Dewey
Malo
Cape Cod
Mass
Marquette Upsets Great Lakes Eleven in Big Surprise
Beating the all star Great Lakes training team 14 to 0, Marquette College’s football squad, led by captain Albert Delmore, produced a standout performance with long gains and a decisive third quarter TD. Governor Philipp opened the game before over 3,000 spectators. Meanwhile Richfield’s I A Tuttle bought the Klondike saloon and dance hall, with the dry town leaving the former saloon obsolete and dances shifting to a soft drink venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette University
Great Lakes
Oliphant
Weinberg
Pottinger
Marquette
Albert Delmore
Milwaukee
Delmore
Navy
Philipp
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H. D. Creed
Spencer
Mackinaws
Hasselbalch-Mack CO
TiffaultsKamps Merc. Co
Women’s Suits & Coats
Bon Ton
Tiffault-Kamps Mercantile CO
I. A. Tuttle
Richfield
Klondike Corners
Dana Gift Shop
Dana
Dana’s
L. D. Dana Jewelry Co