Oshkosh Notes and Arrivals at Summer Social
The Daily Northwestern reports on residents and visitors in Oshkosh, detailing Thompson’s day at Green Lake, Graves of Loyal at the Atholam Bir, and trips by Emma Blood, Dr. Gudden party, and Frank Fraker’s family. It highlights local appointments, travels to Milwaukee and Chicago, house parties, and preparations for a new ward school.
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Wl BH. Thompson
Green Lake
A. A. Graves
Loyal
Athoam
Mia
Thomas & Rockwell
Waupacake
Sophie Fredland
Moscow
Russia
Tramont
G. E. Williams
Columbus
Wis
Jackson B. Kemper
Milwaukee
Lucile Peck
Pau-ko-tuk
Frea Eaton
Rufus Brown
Island Park
Margaret Brendel
Randolph
Wil
Newton G. Wright
Stony Beach
Chicago
Porter Fraker
Bt. Paul
Helen Fraker
Algoma Street
William W. Gould
Winneconne
H. W. Leach
Schooley
Milwanee
Adelmeld Linds
Clara Linds
Éoat
Downs
Winnebago Traction Company
Athearn
Emma & Blood
Wnnesota
Lows
Hiram
Appleton
Fred Burgess
Kenneth Burgess
Mr. Burgess
Foster
Andle M
Clauds Pettingill
Wisconsin
Iowa
Missouri
Illinois
F. W. A. Brown
Atlantic City
Dr. Brown
The
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Charles Hahn
Sault Ste. Meria
Mackinac
Great Lakes
Deaf and Dumb School
Oregon Street
Otter Street
Tenth Ward
Theodore Frentz
Jackson Street
WW. G. Maxcy
Barbour
Helen Barbour
Minneapolis
G. W. Gates
Leroy Gates
G. Starks
Berlin
Starks
Mayme Starks
Madge Thompson
the Dale School
Milla
Dan D. Harmon
Oakwood
Air
Francis Crosby
Racine
Nellie Crossman
Larla Crossman
Sara Kimball
Lillian Kimball
Mies Susan Walker
Orsamus Cole
Robert Frost
Marty Crandall
Arthur Ehrmann
FE. H. Kuebmstved
Hester
Jenkins
Shia City
Europe
Arthur
Lancaster
Boston
New York
Cherbourg
France
Gwen Grifithe
Jonking
Sngeneering Corps
Peek
State of
Winnebago County
Said County
Court House
Oshkosh
Said
Nuard
Smith Trophy Draws Elite For Algoma Club Cup
The Algoma country club hosted a Saturday afternoon ladies rowing competition for the Smith trophy. Mrs. John Cameron led with a net 58, followed by CC Chase and Dada Wakeman, amid a fashionable crowd of club members and guests. The final game is set for next Thursday with the Pride prize to the top two-game scorer.
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Algoma
Sraith
John Cameron
CC. Chase
Dada Wakeman
Phil
Sawyer
William Wallen
Wiks
J. W. Himebaugh
W. G. Maxey
Henti- Gross
J. W W. Hamebaugh
W. G. Maxcy
Stephen Radford
Wannie Crane
Ethel Ideson
Helen G. Davis
FP. Finney
FL Miller
I . Watte
Q. T. Watte
B.D. Swainger
C. C. Chase
Sara Felker
Edna Carter
Esther Weed
Mary Haight
M. E. Rounds
M. H. Eaton
Margaret Weed
Feva Morgan
My Campbell
Edexia Radford
Bessie Low
Dag- Boer cc Sepereeteeen
Bertha Carter
Fannie Medberry
Laffey
WI Ara
A. E. Rosenberg
A. TE. Winter
Madge Houghton
Ben Hooner
J. M. Bray
Misa Grace Cornish
Lilian Dunning
Philh. Sawyer
Misa Willinifred Hollis
Can Pieeweerer Ees
Emily Davis
Neenah
Muth
Ometnnat
Ruth Ely
Duluth
Laura Donsman
Chicago
Leake
Topeka
Kas
Miya Atking
Indianapolis
Barbour
Minneapolis
Welmes
Howell
Evanston
Oshkosh Barber Strike Ends Sunday Opening
Barbers in Oshkosh welcomed a new Sunday opening plan after an agreement with local shop owners. The Athenia and Tremont hotels hosted customers, and B. Honpa ran the open morning service on Mun Street. City barbers reported positive early results from the first Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Divs Harbers
Onkosh
B. Honpa
Mun
Athenia
Tremont
Oshkosh
Homeopathic Physician and Burgeon at Main Street Office
The notice lists a homeopathic physician and another practitioner at 7 Main Street with phone numbers and office hours. It also mentions Realdene at 1 Jackson Street with a phone and set hours including Sundays.
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Main Street
SH. Realdendee
Jackson Street
Lla. m
Ap. m
Barbers Fear Sunday Closure Will Cut Trades
Barbers argue Sunday closing will cause direct losses as customers shift to Saturday shaves for ten cents per head instead of fifteen. They predict reduced turnout and longer lines on Saturdays, yet some report a surge in business on the first Sunday closures, indicating overflow from Monday.
Oakwood Campers at Lake Butte Des Morts Resort
The Oakwood summer resort on Lake Butte des Morts near Oshkosh reports its cottage occupants. Listings include Mr and Mrs E F Tick and family and many others from Milwaukee Chicago Omro and Chicago. A storm damaged a boat at Oakwood and records note Attorney General E R Hicks caught seventeen sheephead in one day.
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Lake Butte Dea Serra
Oakwood
Oshkosh
E. FR
Ticks
C. Jr. Bowron
famUy
M. Walker
Clendenen
Wesley Bu
J. C. Preston
LE. R. Ricks
Mildred Wilhems
Lulu Hamilton
Chicago
May Sawterl
W. H. Sawteil
G. H. Charlesworth
Omra
Mrs. Norris
Rockford
Til
McGovern Erne Bout Draws Mixed City Bet Talks
Reports from Ulry Tonleht indicate local observers split on the outcome of the Erne versus McGovern fight in New York. Erne, lightweight champ, weighs about 135 to 136 pounds while McGovern hovers near 125, with predictions ranging from KO by Erne to a Ninl decision.
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Ulry Tonleht
Sporting
Erney McGovern
New York
Clipper Club
Erve
Brooklyn
Erne
McGavern
Ninl
McGovern
McGovern Ty Ns
Orcher
Als
Death of Mrs. Martha Ratzburg in Chicago suburb
Mrs. Martha Ratzburg aged thirty wife of William Ratzburg of 29 Michigan street died Sunday near noon after a brief illness Funeral will be conducted Tuesday afternoon at the Thirteenth Street Evangelical Church by Rev A Albert officiating
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Ratzburg
Wiliam Ratzburg
Michigan Street
A. Albert Oflcating
Notable Local Short Notes From The City
William J. O Rourke, mail carrier, suffers pendictiis and may need an operation to avert danger. Heath Commissioner Py Wilkie confined to bed. Dr J Crom and family at Gould cottage Island Park. J Earl Morgan to join Intec Stephenson and Martes of Menon ines on a Great Lakes trip in a steam launch. About a dozen Daey Summing Not So Poplar members. Slumming tours once common for New Yorkers and visitors, run by retired pugilists and police guides after midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. O ° Rourke
Wilkie
J. Crom
Famfy
Island Park
J. Earl Morgan
Intec Stephenson and
Martes
Menonines
Mith
Great Lakes
Daey
Fragments Describe Slums Tours and Mob Violence
The text sketches bleak urban scenes with visits to cheap venues and dives along a riverfront area. It notes mobs attacking a target and removing a suspect, while recounting departures from a famed event and shifting public amusements toward less reputable attractions.
Widow Receives Certificate After Railroad Tragedy
In Oshkosh Wisconsin a widow states she has received a certificate representing the amount due on a claim filed with the Knights of the Maccabees. The claim arises from a railroad wreck near Pere Marquette that killed her husband. She notes prompt aid from local officers and thanks to the lodge for assistance in the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oahkosh
Wis
Maccabees
Knights of the Maccabees
Nehage
Mary Micrawa
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Diane Idesen
Ruth Houghton
Jennie Rollins
Sarah Ayis
Mildred Curran
Clara Linde
Florency Hays
Anna Follett
Mesdames Cage
L. S. Tuttle
John W. Hume
I. A. Rauman
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T. D. Harman
W. H. Montgomery
S H Uulliford
T. Wahoo BE
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TD Harman
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Smith
Ot. Midherty
Bo Bemis
D. C. Case
Dimes Jenkins
HH Powers
Tarold Tins
Louis Schriber
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P. A. Jeaney
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M’govern-Erne
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Cote A
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Atc
Quinn & Rogge
Northwestern
Nation Department
Agate
Ae Chicago
Clark
Congo
Nottingham
King’s Spool
Laae
Desi
Royal Worcester
Corseta
Boh Mia
Amin
China
Dane Dros
Fesh
Dane Tiros
Aml Cotyeret
Swift & Co
Washington Street
Miro
Luckstutt
Oregon
Proving Property
Binnery
Mueher & Hafemann
Matin
Ceipe Street
Wain ST
EL H, Frank Hardware Co
Main St. Tetenhans and
White
Eorge Ries
Ripon Apent
F. J. Bean
West Irving Street
Tessin Allen
John Allen
Ito
Willam Wrann
Julius Kleemann
Tre- Mont
Hkosh
Jefferson Avenue
Central Avene
Ter Street
Tera Tagton, Jr
Sind
J. C- Ween
Oni Work
Grand Opera House
Jack
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