Oshkosh Ice Yacht Club Elects Officers for Winter Regatta Season
The Oshkosh Ice Yacht club selects Sehm Buckstat Wade as commodore with Alan Buckstatt as vice commodore Ebert Leach as secretary and treasurer Benjamin Lampert as treasurer. The club aims to boost ice yachting on Lake Winnebago during the coming season and hopes to unite the Lake Winnebago Ice Yacht club with the pioneer group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehm Buckstat Wade
Meliday
Efert
Wingebagekee
Alan
John Buckstatt
Ebert Leach
Benjamin Lampert
Widow Milia Receives Pension Grant After Husband’s War Death
The widow Elizabeth J Mills of Omto receives a pension dating from April 2, 1908. Monthly payments begin at several amounts then total $121 a month after the death of Fred A Mills in Oshkosh following malaria contracted in the Spanish American War with Company C First Illinois Infantry in Santiago. Another pension of $121 monthly was granted from August 24, 188? to Chrissa M Pettingill, widow of George Pettingill of VI Division street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A Mills
Omto
Elizabeth J Mills
Fred Mills
Chicago
First Iinols Infantry
Mills
Santiago
Oshkosh
Chrissa M Pettingill
George & Pettingil
Division Street
Alumni Club Reception For Oshkosh High Football Team
The Alumni club invites the Oshkosh High School state champion football team and the entire faculty to a reception at Odd Fellows hall on Algoma street next Saturday evening. The Arions will provide music. The six-member alumni group aims to strengthen ties between graduates and undergraduates. Members: Rudolph Meyer George Fitzgerald Wallace Meyer Martin Jensen Clarence Beals and J Lynn Freienburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Algoma Street
Oshkosh
Ripon
Arions
Rudolph Meyer
George Fitzgerald
Wallace Meyer
Martin Jensen
Clarence Beals
J. Lynn Freienburg
Men’s Club to Meet at First Congregational Church
The Mens Club of the First Congregational church will meet Thursday evening. City Attorney W W C Cowling will address the topic Election Expenses. Supper will be served at 6:15 by church ladies. Members may bring guests.
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Mens Club
First Congregational Church
Cowling
Universalist church hosts bake sale and supper event
The Universalist church ladies plan a wale and supper in the church parlors tomorrow afternoon and evening. The Trinity Episcopal men's club meets tomorrow with a 6 30 supper by St Catharine's guild. J Howard Jenkins speaks on The Recent Revolution in Turkey and FF MacNichol offers a number with music.
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Ladies of the Universalist Church
Wilkin-Challoner
A. Alleva
Wilkin- Challoner
Trinity Episcopal Church
St. Catharine’s Guild
J. Howard Jenkins
Turkey
MacNichol
Miss Elsie Gebbe Escapes Guthrie Flood Peril
Miss Elsie Gebbe sister of Dr George A Gebbe of this city resided in Guthrie Oklahoma when floods left 2000 people homeless last Sunday night. Five people were drowned in and around Guthrie. Dr F H Gebbe of Manitowoc is also a brother and relatives in Manitowoc and Oshkosh awaited word. She escaped uninjured.
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Eiels Gente
George A. Gebbe
Thin City
Guthrie
Oklo
F. H. Gebbe
Manitowoc Iz
Miss Gebbe
Roth
Manitowoc
Oshkosh
Boxing Show Set For Oshkosh Bout Between McGeerty Caponi
Eddie McGeerty of Chicago and Oshkosh middleweight Tony Caponi are poised to meet next week in Oshkosh. The eight round bout will be at Army Bar on Merritt street with weigh in at three. Managers had debated venue options including New Orleans West End Club before Oshkosh Athletic Club secured the arrangement.
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Eddie McGeerty
Tony Caponi
Oshkosh
Chicago
Edidie McGeerty
Armory B
Merritt Street
Capon
McGoorty
West End Athletic Club
New Orleana
Oshkosh Athletic Club
AMG
North Park Avenue
Buda of Promise Club
St Paul's Evangelical Sunday School
Konrada Furniture Store
Mein Street
Otter Treet
Clara Square Plano
Monroe Avenue
Wweatern Avenue
Northweatern
Fontoffice
Stooma
Wisconsin Ave
Laught Housekeeping
Bowen
MB Resally M
Oshkosh News Notes Include Weddings and Club Formations
Local items report G C Snolz leaving for Amond to close Almond Mercantile stock, Miss Adeline Cameron back from Rice Lake, and Second Presbyterian women meeting with Mrs Skinner. A marriage license for Henry Schorkine and Anna Dobeter is issued, Wickert case dismissed, Elmer Hunt resumes work after typhoid recovery, and a Justice of the Peace united Henry Schorkine and Anna Dobeter. Upcoming rehearsals of The Dream Gil, Appleton Power Boat club event, and a Stockbridge club banquet details are noted. An Oshkosh ambulance incident injuries Julius Zebell. Royal League officers elected. a German game Sixty Six club formed by the Meyers.
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G. C. Snolz
Amond
Almond Mercantile Company
Adeline Cameron
Rice Lake
Wis
Second Presbyterian Church
Skinner
Thirteenth Street
Henry Zuehlke
Linda Weinke
Oshkosh Lodge
iKmehts
Pythias
Edward Wickert
Camp Plaining
Irwin Spoo
Elmer Hunt
Wauwatosa
H. Hunt
Jefferson Avenue
Justice of the Peace
F. A Kaerner
Henry S8chorkine
Emmire
Ford du Lac
Anna Dobeter
Fond du Lac
R. C. Delano
Waupaena Omni
C A Dinsmors
Municipal Court
Asdarwest
St. Mary's Hospital
Delano
Armory B
Appleton
Col. J. T. Boyle
J. E. McCrory
Lyons
Corbett
Davis-Hansen Company
Harrison Street
Julius Zebell
R. Milbee
Mai Street
Oshkosh Corner
The
Royal League
Archon
Charles H. Auler
Wiliam Thoboben
Ellis’ Hall
Charlies Meyer
High Street
Oshkosh
Charles Abrama
Charles Meyer
Anedal
Howling Success Sixty-Six
First club meeting rewards for center and lady
The first in a series of games awarded centreman prize to Mr. Andrew Plett and the lady's prize to Mrs. Robert F. Ihbe. The next meeting is at Mr and Mrs Plett's Ceape Street home next Tuesday evening.
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Andrew Plett
Robert F. Ihbe
Plett
Ceape Street
Stearns Salt and Lumber Fined for Rebates
In Grand Rapids Michigan on December 2 Judge Knappen fined Stearns Salt and Lumber Co of Ludington $10,000 for rebating on shipments from Ludington to Toledo. The firm pleaded guilty to six counts after withdrawing a prior guilty plea on twenty counts.
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Isy
Grand Rapide, Mich
Knappen
United States District Court
The
Stearns Salt and Lumber Company
Ludington
Pero Marquette
Toledo
Stearns Company
Brokers Go to the Wall in Fittaburg Panic
John D Armstrong & Co., brokers with offices in Farmers' bank building, assigned to Chapman & Rainbow attorneys in the Park building. Suspension follows inability to realize on paper assets. Personal assets reportedly exceed liabilities. City improvement complaints noted in closing remarks.
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Associated Press
Fittaburg
John D. Armstrong & Co
Farmers' Bank
Chapman & Rainbow
Gttorneys
Park Building
Oysters at the market and farm notices
Oyster prices per quart at the market. Boyd and Bon advertise goods at City Market. A notice to farmers mentions a shipment and storage terms. The clipping includes a farmers notice and a garbled street contact for lard and household goods.
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Boyd & Bon
South Dakota
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Oshkosh Ice Yacht Club
Lake Winnebago
Oshkosh Club
Lake Winnebago Ice Yacht Club
Harry Masterson
Harry Claus
Arion
Elizabeth J. Milia
Alumni Club
Congregational Organization
Ur. Ak
Be. G
Gebbe la Hat
Kiahouma
Bijou A.creat
Continental
West
Mackinaw
Wisconsin Woolen. Mills
Main
Stearns Salt and Lusiber Company
Main St
Grand Union Tea Co
N. H. Teal
Arfons
Charlca F Bauer
Bauer Trunk Co
Main Street
Frank McCabe Coal Co
Wisconsin Avenue
Oshkosh Savings & Trust Co
Oshkosh Savings & Trust Company
Leander Choate
Pres
A. Jenkins
W. J. Hay
W. W. Kimball
W. J. Waydes, Kloeckner
C. H. Krippene, Secy. and
Treas
Stevenson Wc. Roeitz
O.W. Krippene
Whiting Paper Co
Baker Paper Co
Cor
Mala & Merritt Ate
Loeffler
Charles Mechel Manufacturing CO
Milwanker
Norlor J. J Barratt
Gene Mowsework
Wright Street
Claflin
National Health Club
Fabat Building
Milwaukee
Young
Marek