Local notices and society items from Oshkosh
Short notices list visits, meetings, and events including Mrs Calkins and Miss Rhodes visiting Oshkosh, Anna May's Chicago trip to watch a play, a Reading club meeting, and Elks and Twenty Club activities. Also reported are a jail sentence for Eugene Wixby, a small fire at Northwestern cafe, bowling contests, estate payments to J H Jones heirs, faculty and senior class gatherings, a funeral, and a Prudential complimentary banquet with Arions music.
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Green Bay
Osakovh
Aig
Board of Education
Elvering
Cyrary Department
Twenmcury Club
Presbyteria Entred
Grace Chaloner
Fred Myrron Colby
Chicago
Oshkosh Lodge
Elis
Elk Ball
Elks
Milwaukee
Eugern Wixby
Manistee
National Bank of
HE. H. Smith
R. F. Kellogg
J. C. Mueller
L. Bammessel
A. Backer
D. W. Bammessel
H. C. Bammessel
E. Hoppe
John Merton
Richard Bammessel
Prudential Insurance Co
Oshkosh
Athearn Hotel
John Mulligan
Well Known Resident Henry Van Valkenburg Dies
Henry Van Valkenburg of Frank Hn avenue died at 7 20 this morning after a brief illness. He was seventy, Civil War veteran of Roger's battery Co A, member of Phil Sheridan Post No 10, and will have funeral services conducted by the post. He is survived by his widow Susana Van Valkenburg. The funeral will be held Tuesday afternoon from the residence with no flowers.
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Henry van Valkenburg
Frank
Mr. van Valkenburg
Fultenham
New York
Springfield
Wis
Roger's Battery
Co. A
Co. K
Bull Run
Alexandria
Washington, D. C
Phil. H. Sheridan
van Valkenburg
Susana van Valkenburg
Schmit Brothers Trunk Co Distributes Profits to Workers
The Schmit Brothers Trunk Co distributes profits to employees including girls, boys, men and women. The annual distribution began last year and continued this year, with checks varying from a few dollars to many, allocated proportionally to wages so all receive a share.
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Schmit
Aml
Bouck Refuses To Take Rodermund Smallpox Case
Oshkosh attorney Bouck again says he will not represent Dr. Rodermund in the smallpox quarantine matter. He cites the city’s right to quarantine and recalls his own prior smallpox experiences while detailing symptoms, fears, and the contagion risk in Appleton.
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Oshkosh
Satu
Appleton
Col Bouck
Gabe Bouck
M. J. Rodermund
Rodermund
Apleton
Bouck
Northwestern
Roder- Tound
Colonel Bouck
Builders and Traders Elect Officers
The Builders and Traders Exchange held its annual meeting and voted to continue the organization. Officers elected include President William McNaughton Vice President Matthew Mertz Secretary F H Frank Treasurer H F Kitz and Trustee J E Mallory for three years. The exchange plans to reopen its rooms over the German American Bank and hold periodical greetings for idea exchange in building trades.
For Her Sake to Open at Opera House Tomorrow Evening
Amusements note the scenic investure of the play For Her Sake, described as very elaborate, opening at the opera house tomorrow night. On Sunday, Oshkosh’s German American population is invited to view Tante Bramm then In America for an entertaining program.
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Oshkosh
America
Sturdy Blacksmiths Learn Facts About Coffee
Two Northampton blacksmiths Thayer and MacGrath found coffee caused heartburn and sour stomach. They stopped coffee and used Postum Coffee Food. the trouble vanished. A seventy five year old Northampton man quit coffee and recovered health after Postum. Edson P. Clark, pencil maker, ditto benefits. Coffee users often suffer ill effects in various organs. Postum supports nerve and cell health.
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Northampton
Mass
Thayer and
MacGrath
Berg
Edson P. Clark
Postum
sAny
Oshkosh Players Retain the Cup in Whist Contest
The Oshkosh pair defeated Milwaukee rivals 429 to 403 tricks in a Wisconsin Whist Association event held at the Frentz home on Jackson Street. The victory secures the Milwaukee challenge cup for Oshkosh, with 32 boards played in both afternoon and evening sessions and a six hour contest duration.
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Theodore R. Frentz
W. H. Nowell
I. Murphy
Milwaukee Whist Club
Frentz
Wisconsin Whist Association
Jackson Street
Oshkorh
Frentz Couple face multiple challengers for Wisconsin Cup
Oshkosh players report not hopeful of winning but sor ry to lose by many tricks. If Mr and Mrs Frentz defend their title against three more chal lenges, the cup must be surrendered to the Wisconsin Whist Association secretary Willis Keats of Milwaukee. The secretary holds three challenges two from Milwaukee and one from Racine. If defeated before late March, the cup goes to the state tournament at Racine, giving Frentz a chance to win it again subject to future challengers.
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Wisconsin Whist Association
Wills Keats
Milwaukee
Racine
Oshkosh
Keats
Wisconsin Association
WANTED ON ONE CHARGE ARRESTED ON ANOTHER
The Me nasha jail holds David and Michael Walsh Bert Sneder and James McCarney. Michael Walsh faces trial for stealing clothing from a dummy. others wait on similar charges. A warrant for vagrancy led to further arrests as officers found goods on the premises. all to appear before Justice McCabe for examination next Tuesday.
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Menasha
David Walsch
Michael Walsch
Bert Sneder
Neenah
James McCarney
Appleton
Michael Walsh
David
Saeder
McCarney
Oshkosh
Michael
James Mclarney
Walsh Boys
McCabe
Plumber Ordinance Debate Moves Through City Hall
The special sanitary committee will spend weeks drafting a plumbing regulation for buildings. The city lacks current rules, plans to model the ordinance after Green Bay, and views it as overdue for metropolitan growth. The proposed index outlines initial sections of the bill.
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Committee On Sanitalien
Green Bay
Frank
Gleason set for Chicago bout in Oshkosh card
Larry Gleason of Chicago is slated to face Dick Green in an eight round light at 130 pounds as the star attraction of a three bout Oshkosh Athletic Club show tonight in Waukegan. Gleason and Green are described as evenly matched and in top form.
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Larry Gleason
Chicago
Harry Spore
Oshkosh Athletic Club
Waukegan
Harrison
Gans-McGovern
Chicago Journal
Oshkosh
Gleason
Howard
Dick Green
Markets show weakness in early trading on Wall Street
New York January 25 markets opened weak with several stocks down notably St Paul, Federal and Brooklyn Transit slid sharply while Reading Pennsylvania and Pressed Steel Car declined. Wheat rose on strong demand and Argentine news while corn and oats followed with mixed gains and steady prices across grain futures.
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New York
Wall Street
St. Paul
Federal
Beeel
Brooklyn Transit
Federal Steel
Reading
Pennsylvania
Pressed Steel
Mae
Wiuck
F. CO. Horn
Tobacco
Chicago Gas
Sugar
Jercey Cent
Atchison
Crle&ep. Ca
St P
Manhattan
Mo. Pacifie
Pacific Mailway Union Pac
Wabash
W. U. Telegraph
North-Western
N.Y
Big Northern Pac
Wobacca
Chicago
Tgiai~Ge
Sind
Hye
May
Sige
ByGt Bige
Chicaxgn
TV An
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Proposed as Digestive Cure
A promotion touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a non harsh, non cathartic remedy that digests food after meals. It claims the formula uses natural digestive ferments, aseptic pepsin, Golden Seal, and relief from indigestion by digesting food rather than acting on the bowels.
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Stuart
United States
Great Britain
Canada
Oshkosh Club to Stage First Boxing Event Feb 7
The Oshkosh Athletic Club announces the opening boxing show at Century rink on Thursday February 7. Chicago referee Jimmy Bardell will officiate the eight-round main bout between Otto Seiler and Jack Lewis, with a six-round preliminary featuring Harry Spore of Oshkosh against Larry Gleason of Chicago.
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Oshkosh Athletic Club
Century Rink
Chicago
Jimmy Bardell
Tattersall’s
Otto Seiler
Jack Lewis
West
Harry Spore
Ity
Larry Gleason
City Items School books and supplies at Hurns Book Store
School books and supplies advertised with headquar ters at Hurns book store located at 139 Main street.
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Hurn's Book Store
Main Street
Boyd's Oyster Prices and Local Classifieds
Oyster prices per gallon 110 per quart 30c per pint. Boyd City Market now at B43 Main Street with Dane Brothers. full line of fresh meats. Help wanted for general housework in a small family and for light housework in a three-person home. Wanted a girl to ride with a wheel at Western Union. Notices include office hours for Dr H B Johnston and sale of stock in German National Bank. City Market Dining Room upstairs offers cheap meals at 15 cents.
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BOYD
Inc
City Market
Dane Brothers
Main Street
Park Street
German National Bank
Care Daily Northwestern
le Aepee
Franklin Avenue
Enauire
Western Union Telegraph Office
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the Daily Northwestern
Fridat
Shmnit Trunk Co
DR. Roderyexd OF
Mrs. T. It. Frents
Menasia
Oshhkosh Athletic Club
New York Avenue and
Main
H.B. Johnston
M.D
Main St
Lester-Molitor & Cramer
VRICE
Sale
Baumai
Riday
Dan
Marie von Wegern
Business College
Topliff
Topliff’s
John F. Pike
Lackenmaier
School of Physical Culture
Washington Street
Grueder
PHON
The
Daily Northwestern
Postal Telegraph Cable Co
Main Blvd
M Chase
Ney On
South Sea
Pelton’s
Barstow & Phillips
Washington
Khan
E. F, Steude
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