Local notes from Marshfield area society and business
Local items report Mr. Y P Tifftautt leaving for Appleton on business and Miss Cora Jensen visiting Junction City. Birth announcements include a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ertl of Klondike and daughters to Mr. and Mrs. Lautenberg in McMillan and to Mr. and Mrs. Rottscheidt on West A street. Numerous callers, visits, and engagements are listed with teachers, clerks, and officials mentioned. The Christian Science service and Presbyterian meeting are noted, along with social events at Crammer's, bridge parties, a hotel souvenir card release, and local civic notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Jensen
Frieds
Junction City
Joseph Ertl
Klondike
W. A. Liese
Chicago
Baraboo
John Hasselbalch
Frank Calkins
Grand Rapids
City
Louis Schubert
Otto
Milwaukee
Edith Moore
Merrilan
Ethel Wicker
Colby
Francis Shattuck
Medford
George Lupient
Superior
Mary Lup
Zweck's
Dent
South Cherry Street
Godfrey Lautenberg
McMillan
William Rottscheidt
West
Jacob Heintz
Richfield
R. Cluxton
Ite
A. J. Fehrenbach
The
Wausa Record-Herald
Leo Fehrenbach
Raymond Williams
Ie Harms
Matt E. Pfeiffer
Bridge
Otto Bredeman
Granton
H. A. Lathrop
Local society notes and new arrivals in Oshkosh area
Freshman sports notes mention John Kohl of the city as a sophomore observer. Rev J P Dysart and Ira D Danks of the Wisconsin Children’s Home Society visited the city, traveling for the society and orphan placements. Birmingham’s Charles Sexton visits Dr Walter Sexton at Mrs W A Sexton’s home. John P Demgen arrives to manage Sexton Bros drug store. Leo Winterburn departs for Fort Atkinson with his brother to run Eighty Bros store as Winterburn Drug Co. Mrs Demgen and daughter plan to join him at 305 East Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kohl
J. P. Dysart
Ira D. Danks
Children’s Home Society of Wisconsin
Dysart
Milwaukee
Danks
Fond du Lac
W. H. Hatton
L. M. Alexander
W. W. Perry
Charles Sexton
Birmingham
Ala
Walter Sexton
W. A. Sexton
John P. Demgen
Oshkosh
Sexton Bros. Drug Store
Leo Winterburn
Mr. Winterburn
Fort Atkinson
John Winterburn
Eighty Bros
Winterburn Drug Company
Winterburn
Mr. Demgen
Bauman Company
Weeden Drug Company
Demgen
East Second Street
Winterburns
Nina's Tea Rooms Opens in Springborn Flat
Mrs Nina Nehs announces the opening of Nina's Tea Rooms in the Springborn flat formerly Springborn's hall. The cafe will serve lunches of all kinds at all hours and invites inspection and patronage. Scheduled for Wednesday October 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina
Springborn
Springborn's Hall
Nina Nehs
Boston Braves Clinch World Series in Boston Victory
The Boston Braves captured the world series by defeating the Philadelphia Athletics 3 to 1 in game four yesterday afternoon at Boston. The title win will spark new hats around Central avenue this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Braves
Philadelphia Athletics
Central Avenue
Board Hears Plan For New Joint School District
A Saturday city hall meeting of Wood and Marathon county boards discussed forming a joint district to serve Green Valley in Marathon and Milladore in Wood. A schoolhouse is needed as several children must travel six miles. About 25 residents attended. Present were B. E. Walters presiding, W. F. Lempke Nougat F. F. Chesak Athens Ben Lang McMillan Eva Bernier P. N. Christensen Lincoln BE. Hichtstead Nekooga Edward Morris Arpin Joseph F. Seidl Pittsville and George A. Varney. Local banks’ representatives from Marshfield attended. H. G. Hambight and Amos Roll stayed home due to road conditions. T. D. Spalding and Philip Adler attended by train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boards of Education
Wood
Marathon Counties
Green Valley
Marathon County
Milladore
Wood County
B. E. Walters
Marathon Board
W. F. Lempke
Nougatt
F. F. Chesak
Athens
Ben Lang
McMillan
County bankers meet at Arpin for development talks
The Wood County Development Association held a Thursday gathering in Arpin to discuss local banking and economic matters. Attendees from regional banks explored supportive actions, funding options, and collaborative efforts to spur county growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arpin
Wood County Development Association
Fools in Congress and Farm Policy
Hoard's Dairyman laments fools in Congress after readers hear of bills aimed at calves under two years and proposals to ban exporting food to Europe. An old German farmer's quip from Missouri is cited, warning that when someone wants to be a fool, they often get it right for themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoard
United States
Congress
Europe
Missouri
Also Mentioned on This Page
Y. P. Tiffautt
Appleton
R. J. Strauss
Anna Mason
Cleveland Kingsbury
Ethel Cole
Elsie Maurer
Marshfield
Lydia Hahm
Maurer
D. D. Conway
Black River Falls
Case
Archie Schubert
Altoona
Schubert
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Sexton
James G. Blaine
G. A
W. H. Hutton
St Paul’s Evangelical Church
G. D. Fleer
B. F. McMillan
Lorenz Kuhl
Eagle Realty Company
Badger
Realty Company
East Second St. C
Childs
Independent Harvester Company
Iowa
Dakota
Childs Vs. Welton
William T. Nobles
Louis Thompson
Charles S. Sheerin
Odd Fellows Lodge
Sheerin
Pacific Coast
Theodore Tack
Spencer
Tack
C. W. Otto
Madison
C. P. Cary
TE Treverearts
Adler Opera House
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Rose Brothers
Men’s Department
Our
Norfolk
Tiffault-Kamps Mercantile CO
Wisconsin
Association
H. G. Hambright
Amos Roll
T. D. Spalding
Philip Adler
D. D._ Conway
Grand Rapids, Wis
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