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Newspaper

Oshkosh Daily Northwestern

Location

Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1908

Page

4

Carpenter charged with forging and cashing check

A carpenter formerly employed by Enler and contractor Koloske is charged with forging and cashing a check for eleven dollars drawn on Amiel Cioske and bearer. The check dated December 26 bears misspelled names and was refused by the bank. police say the matter will be settled only in court.

Ett Kolske Koloske Amiel Cioske John F. Euters al Thom Ubief Dowling Kolasxe Thom Euler Thor Ger- Man-American Bank Chief Dowling Koleske Enler Mr. Euler

New Law Shifts Short-Term Prisoners to Workhouse

A new law effective today allows judges in Winnebago County to sentence offenders with six months or less to the county workhouse instead of the jail. The change broadens use of the workhouse beyond drunkenness and vagrancy, impacting minor offenses and many city ordinances.

Willeavit County Board of Supervisors Robert E. Abrams Goss Winnebago County

Sylvester Ball Pleases 250 Couples at Badger Club Dance

About 250 couples attended the annual Sylvester ball at the Badger club hall on South Main street. The Arions orchestra provided music and dancing ran from nine until past two in the morning. A midnight interlude and glee wine were highlights of the New Year’s Eve celebration.

Sylvester Badger Club South Main Street Arions

Judge frees Badger Queen trophies from Wisconsin ban

Judge Burnell set aside the restraining order that prevented H. C. Doman from taking the Badger Queen cups out of Wisconsin. Doman sought to display the trophies at the Chicago Motor Boat Show while the Buckstaff case for a receiver proceeds. A $1,000 bond was required to insure return of the cups to the Wisconsin estate.

Burnell H. C. Doman State of Wisconsin Badger Queen Oshkosh Power Boat Club D. C. Buckstaff John Buckstaf Clyde Buckstaff Osh Chicago Demen

Breen Adds Department of Expression and Dramatic Art

With the new term Charles D Breen expands his music school by creating a department of expression and dramatic art. Miss Even Gwencolin Hil will head the new division, guiding performances and teaching methods as preparations for future engagements proceed. Breen also negotiates with George Heynan of Green Bay to teach clarinet, a known musician, joining Miss Hill who has already contributed publicly.

Charles D. Breen Even Gwencolin Hil Breen George Heynan Green Bay Heynan Miss Hill

School Orchestra Program Expands Under Breon

The Breon school opened last September to centralize instruction of all orchestral instruments under one head. Mr Breon leads the violin department with Alvin Kalbus and Hany K Timm assisting, overseeing clarinet, cornet, trombone, drums and timpani.

New Licenses Issued After Pedlars Arrests

Three pedlers arrested for vending without licenses secure new permits at the police station. Benjamin Richman 648 Eighth St and M Levin 512 Ninth St among the five charged. Levin pleads not guilty with trials set for January 3. Others named Haasch 109th St Handler son 529 Twelfth St Reese 70 I Eleventh St Weinstein 315 Eleventh St.

Benjamin Richman Eighth St Chief Doning Turk- J Dar Richman M. Levin Ninth Street Ninth Street: Mr. Levin I. Haasch 109Th Street M. Handlerson Twelfth Street R. Reese I Eleventh Street Weinstein Eleventh Street

Three Special Meetings At Presbyterian Church

Rev. A M Ayers issues New Year notices for a series of special meetings at the First Presbyterian Church in preparation for the communion service on January 12. Services run Wednesday Thursday and Friday evenings starting January 8 with the church session to meet afterward.

A. M. Ayers First Presbyterian Chur Friends of the Church

New Year Greeting Echoes Prosperity and Soul Health

Mr Ayers offers a May 1905 greeting wishing prosperity to friends and ties the message to a biblical New Year blessing. He recalls a sentiments about success needing soul prosperity for lasting blessing.

Mr. Ayers

Dalton Dennings Event United in Marriage in Oshkosh

Oshkosh young couple Myron A Dalton and Elsie Lucille Dennings were married on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o clock in the First Congregational parsonage with Rev. Edward H Smith officiating. The couple will reside on St Jefferson avenue and were joined by witnesses Blanche Dennings and Fred A Jaaven.

Myron Alfred Dalton Elsie Lucille Dennings First Congregational Parsonage Edward H. Smith Blanche Dennings Fred A Iareven Dalton St Jefferson Avenue Colburn-Ja Murray Colbur Jaenicke First Congregational Smith Charles Jaenicke Ifr

Drill Team Entertains at New Year Dance

The Ladies' Drill Team of No 1 Fraternal Reserve staged a successful New Year’s dance at Woodman Hall. A large attendance enjoyed performances and intermission refreshments served by members. The event showcased high spirits and featured several encore numbers by the troupe.

Woodman Hall Abo Sheeran

Christmas visit and family ties noted in La Crosse area

Mr and Mrs Herman FP faruy return from Kalamazoo visiting son Ward H Case 4 in Kalamazoo. Family in La Crosse includes Martha A Rollins moving to La Crosse tomorrow after holidays with father J Murt Wirrons. Rollins teaches music in La Crosse schools and serves as organist at First Methodist Episcopal Church.

Herman Faruy Ward H Kalamaze G-Rkosh Mico Imgialiath Oshkoen Maentae Jerige Mies Martha A. Rollins Ostia la Cresa Yrorrow J. Murt Wirrons la Crorae Additioe Firat Metieht le Crosse

Local Notables Visit Friends and Honor Police Traditions

Mrs R Heisinger and Misa Margaret Heisinger visit Hipon to visit friends. Samuel Stroud returns to Chicago after holidays with his father H M Stroud. Mrs William Tiley has recovered enough to go home from St Marys hospital. Colonel Hollister continues his New Year ritual of delivering cigars to Oshkosh police. Fraternal Eagles install new Fond du Lac officers with Oshkosh attendees. Cornelius Metusker recalls Civil War prisoners frozen to death. Nigl and Laing amuse themselves over a rab hit hunting trip. Dr Shea notes missing rab hits. squirrel frozen to death. Dr L F Kaurter visits for patent matter at Morroe hospital. New Year sees snow cutters off and guests at the Orpen house for a New Year program with refreshments and bowling.

Mrs. R. Heisinger Misa Margaret Heisinger Hipon Samuel Stroud Chicago Oshkosh H. M. Stroud William Tiley St. Marys Hospital Col Hollister George A. Gehde Order of Eagles Fond du Lac Fond du Lac Aevie John V. Bunn Georgia Eyxen J. J. Nigl James Laing Shea Atlen L. F. Kaurter Morroe Orpen Trarik

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