Local notices and brief misses from Neenah week
Mrs Sarah Upham and Miss Clara Cranmer traveled to Neenah to visit friends. A two year old son of Peter Webber fell and cut his temple. doctors treated with chloroform and stitching. T F Vannedom buys garland coal stove for store. exhibit at Williams & Martins. P J Huepper of Milwaukee Lebate at Farmers Home. A girl born to Mr and Mrs H J Pankow. a son to Mr and Mrs Fred Dall. Miss Hattie McGhan of Neenah visiting friends. plans to teach in Neenah schools. A fire alarm whistle ordered for Upham Mig Gas boiler rooms, operable from Upham's Store. J W Bradford of Necedah visited the city. W Bradford & Son plan five camps on Yellow Diver and seven million feet of logs. head starters at Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Vannedom
Garland
Williams Jn Martins
J. W. Bradford
Nocedah ‘S
Fem
Ws. W. Bradford & Son's
Spencer
Upham Manufacturing Fire Ravages Central House at Neillsville
A Saturday fire destroyed the Central House also known as the Rossman House, with the barn burning first and Anson Breed perishing from injuries while attempting to save horses. Sparks touched off nearby dwellings. the buildings owned by Gen Huntsucker and used as a saloon and residence were uninsured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neillsville
Rossman
Anson Breed
York
Gen
Huntsi¢ker
M. Dolan
A. J. Brock
Rew Goods Prices at Upham Manufacturing
Wheeler of Upham Manufacturing returns from Chicago with the best dry goods assortment in the market. Ladies dress goods in Brocade Velvet Beuch Plaids English Suitings and English Brocades. Full line of flannels tricots and cashmeres. Broadhead dress goods that wash without change. Large winter cloaks shawls and wraps selection. Extensive prints girghams underwear wool blankets robes and horse blankets at low prices. Dress goods trimmings linen hosiery gloves shirts hoods and latest novelties. Store display room arranged for easy viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MH. Wheeler
Upham Manufacturing Company
Chicago
Tremont Welcomes New Clerk John Payne From Cumberland
A terse local update notes John Payne arriving from Cumberland last Saturday to serve as Clerk at the Tremont. The Milwaukee Exposition closure is deemed financially successful due to abroad patronage, with Milwaukee attendance criticized for low local support. A newborn daughter to Mr and Mrs Geo Clarke born Oct 9 is reported, and a graveside discovery during street work near Nuillsville recalls bodies buried fourteen years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Payne
Cumberland
Tremont
The
Sentinel
Milwaukee
GOMAGN COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS AT MARS HFIELD WIS
City council minutes record a January session in Marshfield Wood County Wisconsin with acting president R T Kraus presiding in Budge's absence. Norton is named unanimous ward two supervisor after a ballot showing five votes for Norton and three for Vollmar. Budgetary actions include 600000 for incidental expenses and a notice to repair sidewalks. The clerk is directed to issue an order to Spence Co. for 201.61 at 7 percent interest after January 1 1886. Tony’s ball advertised at Rumenopp’s Hall tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Wood Co
Wis
Common Conneil
Budge
R. Ts. Kraus
Pregons
Aldermeneyrans
Bouchey
Harkins
Upham
Arnold
Kraus
Held
McGivern
AE. Deming
Thos
Norton
Tred Vollmar
G. C. Reed
Staintle, Spence & Co
Angary
Geo. E. Incarts
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wisconsin
Hany
Hally
Rvash
Anbu
Brenoy Order
Omico
Matl Coun
Sonahyorth
Wagaeloeka
Mayor
Clark
Promuewr
Cllr
Albereey, Votley Justus
Clty Maratiat
Halpern Ircih
Offisini
S. Mawr
Sok
Nal Ware
Aloe Yatewami
Mottin
Turkay
Nettor Rovera
Worylout Horts
Vaslor
Muda Rom Uren
Quury
T. & A. Feet
Weidondny Woortoars
Ouet Ragartte
Lathro
T Boald
INA
NYP
OED
Wyerg
AML
Lizzie
Nations & Ladies
Aly
Dudley
Brute
Geo
Williams
Taw
Yaryh National Hagia
Grand Rapids
Pening” Bros
Tony Collvetioia
Vonperanon
WITS
H. A. Lathrop
Li Lunnstur
Marsilfield
Frank Ia, Cady
Manny
Calley Dona Aes Paylitts
Matsttst
Msrsupleld & Bank
GBM
Seasie
Bon General Banking
Forehon
Maslutot Commercial House
Colny
D. R. Potter
Iano
Partiye
Laloon
Hall
W. G. Hinman
Tiphaus
Bfy
Cats Ofice
Marsarlgld
Peter Weber
Mare
Radbuilt
Suimple Toone
Centredale
Tikes
Afarshfield
Corner 2Nd and
Maple St
P. Beyer
Murvauker House
Dunhardt
Leatont
Uphamsig
Weighfield
Win. M. Fassbender
Radtsky
Ofice
Hinman’s Tall
Marchfield
Geo. Seubert
Mee
Phe
Renee Pbvyiees
Lee He Rani
Levine
Ring
Schauer Block
Pustofice
Marshiteld
Ae Lomas
Afteile
Menry Tere
Tadler
Kiewert Co
Lettie
Newt
P.O. Building
Mara Ahfold
Idwal Restaurant Sak
Geo. Clark
Mets
Leese Block
Torshfield
Saga Srable
Cranmer & Son
GGOD
SEFE
Tremont House
Chart House
VY. & KS
Tad
All Ywood
Jseason
Our
Vollmar & Kraus
Leadirs
Central Avenue
Dale
Save Mag
Llearding
Oda Nezer
Haieuotl Spencer
W. J. Clifford & Son
Stuvens Point
Wircos
Getty
Ls Daveety Jlven
Conny Court
Boris Hovot
Jacnd Wablerhagh
Laie
Dinrshield
Wal
Woenl
Hose
Gaarpnen
County
Tudo
Staculn
Woolf County
Oslaben
Sisk
SS Outfit
Sokiele & Go
Broadway, H. Y
Buckleys
Arnica Salvo
W. A. Sexton
Official City Paper
Sarah Upham
Clara Cranmer
Neenah
Peter Webber
P. J. Huepper
Lebate
Bsorx
H. J. Pankow
Fred Dall
Hattie McGhan
Jessie Gill
Miss McGhan
Mannville
Upham Mig
Fernandes
Ines
Fernandez
Smiluy
Headstream Bros
Moss
M. Fleckenstein
Ogema
Mr. Reeder
Mike
A. H. Glaisdell
Chelsea
Mr. Rowley
Mary Enright
Ed. Kayhuart
Sherman
W. H. Upham
J.T. Marshall
Glenwood
Glenwood Mfg Co
P.G. Ayers
Henry Sherry
Floffman Bros
Mr. Ayers
Nacedah
Jas. Hillman
This Preck
Jack” Warburton
Tris
Warburton
Hougeum
John Stilp
Second Street
Upham Corner
Smith’s Corner
Coss
Stilp
P. Brogrand
E. C. Derby
Hadies
James Morgan
Andrew Guckenberger
Pred
Couture
Jake
Andrew
Wolcott
Rivers
Wmn. Langenberg
Stevens Point
Lawrence Nick's
Geo. EL Ingalls
Eau Claire
Ashland
Abbotsford Junction
Butternut
Rib Lake
Robert Prentice
Lewis Prentice
Boyd
Oshkosh Morning Times
Associated Press
Geo. Clarke
H.C. Derby
Nuillsville
Barer
J.J. DeMas
Eau Plaine
Geo. Martin
Sheehan
Fred
Tony
Carrie Maas
Julius Baglke
August Baelke
Justice Burtells
Waukesha
Gomagn Council Proceedings
Rumenopp’s
Ling
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!