Local News Items and Social Notes Compiled
Fat Miler heads to Tuluth for the summer while Miss Clara Mathwig returns from two months in the east. Harold Stuebs of 607 Sixteenth street breaks an arm after a fall from a piazza. Mrs Frank Wenzel and her niece Miss Cora Colton with Neenah friends plan a trip to the foe and beyond. Miss Olhe Wii hosts a doll party at 17 West New York avenue on Wednesday July 36. John Hews, US meat inspector, visits from Louisville, Ky to stay with his parents at 276 Main street. F J Wilkie seeks homes for two children, a healthy two-week-old boy and a five-year-old girl whose mother is dead. Musical numbers include a trombone duet by B. J. Starks and Dell Wright with chorus and a clarinet solo by A. N. Crosby. Robert Wetzel, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Wetzel of 922 Ohio street, dies from cramps aged sixteen months. funeral at St Vincent's church at 7 30 Monday, Riversisecemetery. Verna Van Luven of this city, Tuol M Paulser of Milwaukee, and Elsie Longteau of De Pere return from a trip through the east visiting Columbus Ohio, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Washington, New York, Boston, Albany, Buffalo and Detroit. They also spent some time traveling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aise Fat Miler
Tuluth
Clara, Mathwig
Fhis City
Harold Stuebs
Sixteenth Street
Jjoint
Frank Wenzel
Cora Colton
Neenah
Olhe Wii
West Nawy
York Avenue
John Hews
United States Meat Inspector
Visi
Louschie, Ky
Joseph Heiss
Main Street
Humane Offer
B. J. Starks
Dell Wright
A. N. Crosby
Robert Wetzel
Henry Wetzel
Ohio Street
St Vincent's Church
Riversise Cemetery
Verna van Luven
Ery
Tuel M Paulser
Milwaukee
Elsie Longteau
de Pere
Columbus
Balabore
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
New York
Boston
Albany
Buffalo
Detroit
Oshkosh News Briefs and Local Notices
Mrs A B Thresher of 108 New York awney returned home after three weeks visiting her mother at Lambertine Wisconsin and towns including Waupun Oakfield and Fond du Lac. The east shore merchants excursion to Oshkosh drew 255 people bent on trading in the Fox River valley. Welsh preacher BR OT Williams of Wales Great Britain will occupy the pulpit at the Welsh C M church Sunday and is highly regarded. Miss Florence Buckstaff entertained friends on the Buckstaff launch for two Sheboygan visitors, who went to Fremont today on the G A Buckstaff James and return tomorrow. St M I church plans an Easter event next Tuesday upriver on Leander Choate with a baseball game between the ___ and the Merry Widows. A Camveer will be served at Orihuila vs A Bronson Jr of Sparta. Mrs ____ was 34 in the city today visiting brothers L K Bronson and nh G Brersnn. Charles Kopeiske, from 131 Oak Street, moved by city ambulance to Lakeside sanitarium after a sliver of steel caused a severe blood poisoning injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Thresher
New York
Awney
Lambertine
Wis
Waupun
Oakfield
Fond du Lac
Merchent
Oshkosh
Fox River Valley
Wiliams
Wales
Iian
C. M
Florence Buckataff
Sheboygan
Fremont
G. A. Buckstaff
M. I
Merry Widows
Orihuila
A. Bronson, Jr
Sparta
L. K. Bronson
Brersnn
Bronson
Osikosh
van Express Company
Oshkosh Clearing House Totals Snow Wovits Breiness
The report notes weekly totals in the Oshkosh clearing house with large sums including 352 403.02 and 40 979.35 for Tuesday and Thursday, respectively, leading to a weekly total of 45 665 27. A Sunday yacht club concert is announced with Acme orchestra scheduled to perform a program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh Clearing House
Thursiday
Yacht Club
Acme Orchestra
Party sails up Wolf river to Balboa Camp
Henry Horn Harold Wheeler Carl Marquart and Pierre Meitinger depart tonight for a cruise up the Wolf river covering about 0 miles and visiting Embarrass river fishing near Balboa camp near Shawano. Robert Soper hosted a party on his gasoline launch Thursday afternoon. after a lane ride they dined at North Park. guests included families of several local pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Horn
Harold Wheeler
Carl Marquart
Pierre Meitinger
Wolf River
Embarrass
F. A. Pease
W.W. Wilson
P. FP
Stair
HE. A. Goldthorp
J. J. Fish
Bary E. Boyd
City and Sons BH. Strong
Oakfield
Fendi da Bae
Airs
E. D. Bayd
Berd
Edward M. Smith
Camp Doauglas
Wisconsin
Soldiers depart for Camp Douglas in early morning drill
The Second Regiment Wisconsin National Guard units B and F left Oshkosh by train at 6 15 AM for Camp Douglas near Pond Du Lac joining detachments from Manitowoc Shawano Fond du Lac. Capt John Laabs and Capt Emil Kranig led solid companies as guards marched in heavy order to the depot. The Marinette and Oconto companies followed routes via Marhs feis and left at 6 10 AM and 5 30 AM respectively, signaling a week of camp life ahead to improve readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Douglas
Chicago & Northwestern
Pond dueLac
Manitowoc
Sheroygan
Fond. du Lac
John Laabs
Comanding
Company B
Alse
Emil Kranig
Wisconsin National Guard
Marinette and
Oconto
Afarshfeis
Marinette J
Short Notes From Oshkosh Local News and Travel Notices
Ambulance removed Mrs. Jona Bennett from 1 Myrtle street to 219 West Lincoln avenue Friday afternoon. Racine’s John Livya, former Oshkosh railway agent, visits relatives. Mrs. George Behline and children plus Miss Minnie Peubert travel to Afendota to visit sister Mrs. Clarence Sills. Ruth and Beatrice Cart head to Camp Douglas for a week. Oshkosh guards encamped there. Mrs. James Ross of Sault Ste. Marie visits parents at 166 Ceape street and goes camping at Fond du Lac. Judge Samuel B Everhart departs for Berlin, Mach. Floyd S Everhart and sisters depart for Michigan to visit Grand Rapids, Berlin, Kalamazoo for ten days to five weeks. Franas E. McGovern of Milwaukee, U S senate candidate, to visit Oshkosh tomorrow with a morning reception at Athearn hotel. tonight he is in Fond du Lac. Memorial service by Woodmen of the World held at Riverside cemetery unveils a Wausau granite monument to deceased members. last member Harry McCulloch of Nekumi. Rituals read by William Hoppe. memorial address by S M Hayes of Beleft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jona | Bennett
Myrtle Street
Lincoln Avenue
John
Livya
Racine
Oshkosh
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
George Behline
Mildred
Burton
Minnie Peubert
Afendota
Fey
Clarence Sills
Ruth
Beatrice Cart
Camp Douglas
James Ross
Sault Ste. Marie
Lb. Mayer
Ceape Street
Fond du Lac
Samuel B Everhart
Challoner Company
C. W. George Everhart
Berlin
Mach
Floyd S Everhart
Noryne M
Naomi A. Everhart
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Kalamazoo
Franas E. McGovern
Milwaukee
United States Senate
Athearn Hotel
Bond du Lac
McGovern
Milwaukee County
Woodmen of the World
Riverside Cemetery
Wausau
Harry McCulloch
Nekumi
William Hoppe
8. M. Hayes
Be Left
Semi Finals Golf Matches Across the Grounds
Reports from the Thomas Daly Cup events describe Gruenewald beating Harmon, Sabin defeating Banderoh, and Sawyer edging Nevitt as players vie for spots in the Daly Cup finals. A mixed foursome at Alger Country Club concluded with Gruenewald and Mrs Maxty victorious, followed by a planned handicap match for members and local sales notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golf Grounds
Pen Evens
Dale
Ger
Thomas Daly
Arthur Gruenewald
Fo Sabin
Nemi Nfalanatch
D. D. Harmon
Fy Sabin
Herbert Banderoh
Sabin
RP. Sawyer
Charles Nevitt
Barnes
Thomas Puly
Westerday
Alger
W. G.maxty
Case Dismissed Over Unable To Testify By Children
In municipal court Fred Merritt was dismissed on charge by Butte des Morts parents after two young girls, the witnesses, could not understand oaths. Judge Goss and District Attorney Foulkes attempted to explain, but the chief testimony depended on the children, leading to dismissal. Richer of Lynchburg is visiting Oshkosh to inspect the local M M C A and may be considered for the Oshkosh branch. A concert and dance at the Oshkosh Yacht Club featured Gretchen Rehlmann, Anas Gretchen Rehlmann, Atbee, and Joseph Howard, with encores for the Chicago lyric writer who performed a new Oshkosh song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Merritt
Muncipal Court
Butte Des Morts
Goss
Foulkes
T.,. Richer
Lynchburg
Isiag
M.M C. A
Richer
Lake Geneva
Hag
Oshkosh
Oshkoch Yacht Club
Anas Gretchen Rehlmann
Atbee
Joseph Howard
Chicago
Howard
Stony Beach
Lfm
Daneng
Ning
Amusements: German schoolroom act return at Dijon next week
The "Schnltazelbank" revival led by Harry W. Fieldy and eight performers recreates school memories with chalk drawings on a blackboard. A gray headed audience recalls youth while memories of games echo. Professor Hopkins, famed at the White City, will perform his spectacular ascent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Fieldy
Majestic Theatre
Chicago
Adalare
Dave
Gehkosh
Dijon
Hopkins
White City
Bation
Great German comedian at Bijou with Fun In a School Room
Harry W. Fields presents a one act musical comedy by the Great German comedian at the Bijou. The show features ten Bedpaths Napinees and runs Monday July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Fields
Report of the National Union Bank Oshkosh Wisconsin July 1 189s
Report of the National Union Bank of Oshkosh Wisconsin at close of business shows resources including loans overdrafts and securities. It lists checks cash items currency gold coin and redemption fund with totals for capital surplus undivided profits circulation and deposits. The document notes due from other banks and reserve figures and details types of deposits including demand and time certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Ing House
Wheeinsin
Ruesourchs
South Side Exchange Bank
Gehkosh
Wisconto
Ita
Commissiourr
Bresources
Bonita
Banka
Banka J
State Bank of
Ramdas
Mamtal Atnck
Ged
Surnins Fund
Commercial National Bank of
Oshkosh + bands
Gepaute T. S
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T.S. Whitely Co
Valuce
Amen
Black Sox
D. J. Strassel
Bartels
Desert
Oregon Street
Luther Davies & Co
Main St
Niagara Falls
Great Lakes
Charles Kopeiske
City
Oak Street
Lakeside Sanitarum
Hopeiske
H. Stroud
Bain Street
Helen Carter
Washington St
BOYD
Boyd & Son
Frank’ McCabe Coal Co
Wisconsin Avenue
Bore’s Park
Arton Orchestra
Jay
Franklin Avenue
Winischer
Neville Gugey
Tran
Cail
North Park Avenue
Renner
Alana
Milwauker
Free Press
Watuanan
Fant—Smirk
Launch City
Plana Fine Furniture
Diasmonds
Merritt Streeg
Afannger
Algoma Street
L. F. Gates
Avenua
Sige Mn Street
Goal Billings
Schumann
Cus
AL Band
Exchinge
U. PT
Sau
Strom City
Bran Norkofake
Doty Street
Monroe Avenue
Oakland Avenue
Rasitla Street
Thirteenth Street
Morlern
Price
Central Avenue
South Side
Mesteireon
Pivass
Hy Meyer
National Union Bank
Whitonebigo
A. T. Wennie
A. T. Uennig
G. Gauger
Ant Ue
Hiss
Winnehago
Wrentz
T. R. Frentz
W. T. Carding
Chas W Radford
WA Konrad
Conditton
Canitat Stark Pal Ins
Suytis Fant
Skeoy den
State of
Wine
Bigs
F. Etters
Ateve Nanwd Bank
Eilers
Costes
Ryu Catan
Notary Paaute
Ig Meszet
N.C. Wereks
Ba Toy Sage
Ualst
Nate
Winneet
St. I
Henry Detile
Henry
JL M_ BAKER
Notary Publie
ZF. Hlt
Otto ¢ Hang
Henry Koger
Panhandle
C. H. Slayton
New German American Bank Building
Eehog Oats
Winur
Eruin
Ceanty
Saba
Correes
Lranerr Choe
Af Bray, Sheats
Base
Justin
Dunham-Fulton Gun Co
Sto
Prictimal
Biren
SAGT
Wornehagasa
J. H. Porter
Direstora
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