Babbitt Divorce Case Seeks Fees and House Order
In eeredit court an application was filed to require defendant August Babbitz to pay attorneys and costs in the divorce case Jennie Babbitz versus August Babbitz. Also asked was a directive to divest and finish a house and berm construction per a prior settlement. The case involves a disputed property division with ties to an earlier agreement. The court took the matter under advisement. The parties live in Calumet County. Local social notes follow with visits from Janesville and Appleton residents. Mystic Helping Hand circle to meet Monday with officer elections planned.
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Eeredit
Jennie Babbitz
August Babbitz
Cox
Diaiat
Henry Fitzgisbon
Calumet
Healthy Digestion Boosts Railroad Workmanship
A reader touts Grape-Nuts as the key to improved appetite digestion and steady nerves for railroad workers. He claims relief from indigestion within a week and weight gain after starting the cereal, praising Postum and the phrase There’s a Reason.
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Postum
Battle Creek
Mich
Wealville
Death notices for Eva Muth and Charles Christensen
Mrs Eva Muth of Walnut street died at St Marys hospital at 2 this morning after pneumonia. Survived by husband Emit Muth and children. Funeral Tuesday at nine from St Marys church with Rev Roman Scholter officiating. interment Riverside. The Christensen funeral at Danish Hall Main street Sunday at one, Rev Edward H Smith officiating. no flowers. interment Riverside. Danish Brothers to attend. Remains of Mrs Augusta Lankton of Elysian Minn., formerly of this city, brought here this morning.
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Eva Muth
Emit
Muth
S$ Walnut Street
St. Mary's
Shelig
St Mary's Church
Roman Scholter
Riverside Cemetery
Christensen
Charles Chrstensen
Main Street
Edward H. Smith
Riverside
Danish Brothers’ Association
Augusta Lankton
Elysian
Minn
Rourke and Giedjeust Obituaries Highlight Parish Deaths
The funeral for Jeremiah W Rourke was held at St Pete Church with Rev M H Clifford officiating. Interment followed at Riverside cemetery as many mourners attended the morning service. Another funeral plans noted a Sunday service at Trinity church for Mrs Lanhion Gied jest, aged eighty one, with interment at a local area cemetery after the service.
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Elysian
Spikes & McDonald
Trinity Church
J. W. Greenwood
Fide
Lanhion Gied
Buck
Tring Parish
Jeremiah W Rourke
St. Pete
M. H. Clifford
Riverside Cemetery
Best showing in months at Oshkosh liquor market
Blair McBeath of Stillwater nears Oshkosh with a report on weekly liquor clearings. For seven days the totals reached 64 NG M, the largest six day total in months and above the 130000 weekly norm. Totals by day show a steady rise from Monday through Saturday.
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Himig
Frida
Oshkesh Clesting
Dar
Mondar
Tueedar
Gardinier & Hendricks
Wooedmen
Oshkosh Builders’ Supply Co
Oshkosh
Oshkosh Bowling Teams Travel For Five-Event Meet
Oshkosh bowling clubs including the Bong Shots Ideals Mee Copera and Hoosters visit Terry and Cymps alleys Thursday evening for five men and two man events. Teams depart Thursday morning for a two day event with matches on Thursday and Friday sessions at 7 9 30 and 2 30 p m. Individual and pair matchups feature George Paschen Thomas Clifford Matthew Lawrence Roy McCarthy Jacob Ries Edward Schneider Fred Leo Edward Hecker Leo Banderob Frank Johnson Arthur Ettman William Rasmussen and others competing across Olympic and Terry alleys.
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Welock
Glatzhbergers
Terry
George Paschen
Thomas Clifford
Matthew Lawrence
Roy McCarthy
John P. Stelre
Wiliam Wellangk
Charles Ericksob
Fimer Bergk
Jacob Ries
Edward Schneider
Fred Leo
Edward Hecker
Oshkosh
Leo Banderob
Frank Johnson
Geys
Arthur Ettman
William Rasmuesen
Geyed- Neia
Tar’ Ax Ohbaysh
Lesser Brothers plan new factory in Oshkoeth for puisto machines
Mr Lesser of Lesser Brothers, Posen Germany, proposes a 376 000 stake to locate a plant in Gebkowh to build and equip a factory producing puisto and other machines. He offers stock shares and salary for a controlling local interest, with European and U S company ties and involvement of Springfield and Welkuvan firms.
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Feltz Rwankee
Mir
Lesser Brothers
Posen
Germany
Lesser
Cate 3
Fn Oshkoeth
Gebkowh
Yast
Oeakosh
Tock
Superior- Driny
Springfield
United States
Wells
Contract Awarded for South Park Brook and Culverts
The board of Public Works awards the contract for the brook erection and culvert construction in South Park to the lowest bidder J Rasmussen & Sons, pending final approval.
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Procosal
J. Mewmassee & Sons Company
South Fark
J. Ramussen & Sons Company
South Park
Board of Public Works
Central Accident Insurance Joins Maryland Casualty Firm
The Central Accident Company of Oshkosh joins with the Maryland Casualty Company of Pittsburg to face Maryland's policies. The Maryland firm will assume all liabilities and policy accumulations. The Central, with four decades in Oshkosh and cash capital over 4 million, remains active through Fernandez and Laabs, agents under Old National Bank.
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Central Accidapt Insurance Company
Pittsburg
Maryland Casualty Company
Central Accident Company
Maryland Company
Maryland Com
Central
Oshkosh
Fetan
Maryland Casulty Company
Maryland
Fernandez & Laabs
Old National Bank
Wisconsin Bowling Meet Attracts Record Entries
The 1908 state bowling tournament in this city drew seventy four teams the largest number yet in the state for a bowling event. Officers of the Wisconsin State Bowling Association include President Joseph J. Carpentier of Milwaukee and Secretary Treasurer Fosephe Bignell of Madison. Bid openings listed four bidders with Rasmussen firm set to excavate this winter and complete by May 15.
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Clifford
Lawrence
Olympic
Fred Beebe
H. A. Stannard
Geertte
Pascher
McCarthy
Bergk
Johnson
Terry
Baoderop
Ehrman
Rasmussen
Priddy
Real BP. m
Terry’s
Steier
Wollangk
Bestler
Clippers
Ping
Ure
Wisconsin State ‘Bowling Association
Przalident
Joseph J. Carpentier
Milwall
Fosephe
Bignell Madison
L. Langtry
Milwaukee
Wiliam Dusolki
Louis Lip Inan
F. W Kehber
Madison
Frank T. Favour
Mkosh
Matthew Kines
Eau‘Clel
Be Common Council
Christian Johnson
Louis A. Larsen
Doyle & Strey
Oshkosh Area Church Groups Schedule Tightens After Holidays
Miss Lola Zobel visits Ripon while Nora Heisinger hosts in Oshkosh. Sewing circle meets Mrs Hewitt at 497 Bowen Street Tuesday afternoon. Rev F A Pease to speak at temperance meeting in Good Templars hall Sunday afternoon. James M W Anderson and daughter Amiuc visit Manitowoc for a week. First Congregational men resume meetings Thursday January 16 with Prof Lewis Atherton speaking on Longevity. Gideons take charge at M C A Sunday 3:30. Cheerful Workers meet Mrs H C Walker Wednesday afternoon. Junior Bible class M C A assembles Sunday 2 45. Oshkosh visitors include Willem S Fish and Paul Holbrosk from Boston.
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Lola Zobel
Ripon
Nora Heisinger
Washington Sreet
Baptist Temple Sewing Circle
Hewitt
Bowen Street
F. A. Pease
Good Templars’ Hall
James MW. Anderson
Aisruic
Manitowoc
First Congregational Church
Lewis Atherton
Oshkosh High School
A. B. Bass
Blomington
Oshkosh
Willem S. Fish
Racine
Paul Holbrosk
Boston
Mass
Gideons
H.C. Walker
Vinland Street
M. C. A. Win
Ase
Guy Miller
Frank Pensmere
John L. Millard
H. P
Several Community Notices From Oshkosh Area
Community items report Captain Thaxter Reed leaving the Cooperative Coal and Tea firm to command the Evelyn steamer. Fraternal Reserve officers, led by E. R. Ricks, visit Merrill Eau Claire Menomonie Stanley and Greenwood with more visits planned to Menasha. Mrs Edwin A White returns home from Fond du Lac after visiting Sate Mudd. Emil Koloske is transferred to the Wisconsin State Reformatory at Green Bay for a two year sentence on forgery. Rev A M Ayers recovers from illness and plans light duties. Second M E church evangelistic services resume with all city pastors taking part at 7 30 each evening next week except Saturday. Mrs F P Kneel of Milwaukee visits as guest of Leonard Mra L A.
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Ladies’ Missionary Society
Thaxter Reed
Cooperative Coal & Tee Company
Oregon Street
Steanpoat Evelyn
Cooperative Company
Cooperative Concern
E. R. Ricks
Fraternal Reserve Association
Merrill
Eau Claire
Menomonie
Stanley
Greenwood
Order
Menasha
Edwin A. White
Sate Mudd
Fond du Lac
B. Dodge
Wisconsin State Reformatory
Sireen Bay
Oshkeshtev
Emil Koloske
A. M. Ayers
Kneel
Milwaukee
Church of Christ Lei
Leraunt
Lemon Pie Delight Promises Easy Rich Flavor
An advertisement touts ONR-PIE lemon pie preparation as the quick way to perfect lemon pie. It claims the mix uses choice ingredients, results in a pure, delicious filling, and is enough for two large pies per package.
Wegner Fire Co Urges Early Coal Purchase For Winter
Wegner Fuel Co warns customers to buy coal now before snow and cold drive prices higher. The Chimney notes the firm’s slogan Go Ahead Buy Coal It’s Bound to go UP and stresses timely purchase ahead of winter weather.
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Wegner Fuel Co
Ottawa YMCA Defeats City Team 11 to 2 in Friday Game
About 100 guests attended a musical program and refreshments were served. Ottawa YMCA beat the city team 11 to 2 after ten minutes of extra play to decide the winner. Howard Smith scored the decisive basket after the overtime. Mrs. A H Sage of 417 Wisconsin Ave is confined to bed with burns from a furnace incident. In court, attorney John F Kiuwin announced a settlement in the Spink versus Wisconsin Central Railroad case, the $1,000 loss suit dismissed from the calendar.
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Ottawas
Rip
Howard Smith
A. H. Sage
Wisconsin Avenue
Normal School
John F. Kiuwin
A. Spink
Spink
Wisconsin Central Railroad Company
Circouit
Burnell
Jobn Hollera
Neerah Faces Contempt Charge Over Arrears in alimony case
Benny Fitzgibbon for Josephine Holleran says divorce granted in 183 and $1 monthly alimony was paid for a time but has not been paid in three years. The hearing was adjourned for one week. Derthicks left Oshkosh for Madison after two months there. Derthick founded and leads the Euterpean fraternity and organized a local branch with many Oshkosh leaders.
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Neerah
Josephine Holler
Benny Fitzgibbon
Holleran
Wilber MM Derthick
Fnday
Madison
Oshkosh
Derthick
Euterpean
Oshkorh
Congregation to Host Special Musical Evening at First Presbyterian
Mr and Mrs Derthick reside at 15 Algoma Avenue. A special Sunday program at First Presbyterian Church led by Charter Breen will feature repeated Chiiemas music with choir and orchestra. Rev Ayere and others will join, with Dr Hichie or P Cartier confirming attendance.
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Conkenh
Mee Derthick
Shegren
Algoma
First Presbyterian Church
Charter Breen
Bst
Ard
Maes Hesof
A.M. Ayere
Hiehie
Cartier
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Sth
Sts
Northwestern
Whitely
Hoseworth
Otar
Raperras Hive
Walnut Street
A. the Cause
Wm Church
Oshkesh Clearing House
S. Blair McBeath
Stillwater
Mitiae
Chamber of
German National Bank
Telephore
Bartels Market
Grogny Street
Gshkoch Athletic Club
Wiliams Cowap
Lyle Connors
Wiliam
Neidner
South Main Street
First Presbyterian Ch “Rk
Greultre
Daily Northwestern
Philakean Society
Bowman’s Mond
Plymouth Congregational
Jesus
Boyds
Nebt
Plano
North Park Avenue
Irene M. Blyman
Jefrew Avene
Gerretson Company
the Silk Store
RicKkbert’s
Oregon St
Ourr Street
Fisiness
Taytor
Hatcie
Cooper
Frenkin
Hijeu
Heymanns
Heymanns, Ter Horn’s Drug Store
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