Short Notes From Mt Clemens And Local Visits
Eugene Carr visits his wife at Mt Clemens. Miss Marc Bieler of Ionia visits Miss Martha Norkofske. Miss Mabel Largay visits Miss J. Boyie. Mrs. L M Howard entertains the Union tomorrow at noon. Linda Drerer leaves for Wattenberg to visit her aunt and nurse. Mire Edwin Fischer moved from St Marys Hospital to the team. Johnson sustains a sprain from a base incident at Oshkosh Rockford game. may miss two weeks. Ladies society picnic at Mrs Inc Knapp’s home. White City car at 10 in the morning. John Yost Henry Zainert Miles Young arrested for disorderly conduct. Yost fined $2 and $5 costs. others plead not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Carr
Mt. Clemens
Marc Bieler
Ionia
Mich
Martha Norkofske
Mabel Largay
J. Boyie
L. M. Howard
Tennasce Street
Linda Drerer
Nebraska Streat
Wattenberg
Wis
H. F. Sehomds
Edwin Fischer
St. Mary's
Tohnson
Secord
Oshkush-Rockford
Okeep Johnson
Ladies’ Society of the First Consrezti Cnaal
Mrs. Inc
John Yost
Henry Zainert
Miles Young
North Park
Parkkeaner Burgert
Yost
Dea
Henry T. Mortson
St. Mary's Hospital
Deee
Soper
Saxeville
Cornish
Titica
M. A Tolph
Orin Cornish
Samanthi Rolph
S. PB. Rolph
E. L. Palfrey
Eagle, River
Ore
B. A. Rolph
Utica
Mes
Spalding
Coeur Valene
Idaho
James A. Spalding
Oshkosh
New York Avenue
Thomas Spalding
National Commercial Bank
Local notices and incidents from Oshkosh area
Residents visited relatives and neighbors while a city ambulance removed Louis Albright from the Chicago Northwestern depot. Dr. L Simons returned to Oshkosh for a long visit after a trip. A base case star Jimmy Johnson was to perform Friday amid alleged fights. Officer Rob ert Porter arrested Wallace Porter for drunkenness and disorderly conduct and he pled guilty. An excursion by the Lutheran church drew hundreds to Leander Choate for a river trip. Andrew Burton plans Milwaukee treatment for a sister. Guy Houghton, found intoxicated, was escorted to the station and fined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Simmons
Oshkosh
Lee An Cab
Jimmy? Johnson
Ethel Carhart
Eau Claire
A_ Euly
Phil WW
Sheridan
Woman's Relief Corps
Birg Gasid Kinsler
Oxford Street
Wallace Porter
Wns
Lobert
Kien Bireet Frutheran
Sundar
Fov
Andrew Burton
Main Street
Milwaukee
Dillon
Guy Houghton
White City
Main
Otter Streets
Noe
Houghton
Thoes
Mharies Ocllerich
Ohkash
Dallas
Texas
Olrich
Order of Elks
G. R. Vaughn
Fami
Chicago
Crivitz
Wis
Vaughn
Siegel, Cooper & Co
Emil Steiger
Leander Choate
Menasha
Maenasha
Neenah
Hackett escapes death in dramatic bridge plunge
Richard H. Hackett leaped from a touring car as it toppled from Main street bridge into the river near the saddle. He swam to the pier, clutched a life preserver, and was saved with only minor effects. Tender Phillip Schneider and divers planned retrieval and cautioned about speeds on the open draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seera
M. Winton
Richard H. Hackett
Min Hackett
Main Street
Hackett
Stony Beach
Phillip Schneider
Schneider
Willard Carr
Paul L
Cea Ling
Mr. Hackett
Dloe
Tragedy at City Bridge as Rope Saves Driver but Cars Damaged
Witnesses describe a near fatal incident on the city bridge where a rope and chain failed to stop a vehicle. Mayor says a crossing barrier would have been useless and a machine might have caused more harm. Bridge tender cites difficulty securing proper equipment. John Donohue testifies to rope impact and rescue moments as Hackett’s car nearly capsized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schneider
Jinckett
Dew
Hackett
Daly Cup Match at Algoma Club Ends With Sabin Victory
In the Daly cup contest at Algoma Country Club golf links on Saturday afternoon F. Sabin defeated Arthur Greeneward three up and two to play. The elimination process continued into the afternoon, marking a decisive win for Sabin in the continuing event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algoma Country Club
Wincern
Golf Links
F. Sabin
Arthur Greene
Ward
Pie
F. I
Barnes Wins at Nine Hole Mixed Foursome Chase Cup Match
Barnes defeated Thomla Daly eight up and seven six to advance to face Edgar Sawyer with a possible final against F Sabin for the cup. The mixed foursome handicap event of nine holes continues, with matches rescheduled to Thursday or Friday and the Chase Cup slated for Saturday afternoon. Barnes took first place, seven up at some point, with Challener second and Ire Toule third in the confusing placings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes
Thomla Daly
Edgar P. Sawyer
F. Sabin
Berey
John Challener
Ire Toule
Local Notes From Wis and Nearby
Clyde Dunham leaves for De Pere. Mrs A F Andrews and children visit Devil Lake and Ruarahou Wisconsin. Bishop William Worn of Cleveland visits brother in law I Fishber. Mrs C A Hamilton of Roanoke Va guest of parents at 11th Street. Mrs A B Teer of Barry Minn returns after visit with brother F Fisabeck. City ambulance to St Marys for Mrs Wadduj of Broad Street. Mrs J Dewey and Harold visit. Mrs G A Dubois hosts at Wiseanein Avenue. John Schethery committed to Industrial School for Boys at Waukesha for incorrigibility. Jailer Pahlow escorts. Fight among young men reported on Main Street before accident at Main Street draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Dunham
de Pere
A. F. Andrews
Devil’ Lake
Ruarahou
Wis
Rey
Whlliam Worn
Cleveland, Co
The
Evangelical Church
I. Fishber
C. A. Hamilton
Roanoke
Ateuer Retzack
Eleventh Street
Aa. BE. Teer
Barry
F. Fisabeck
West Algona Street
of Wadduj
Broad Street
St. Mary's Hospital
J. Dewey
Mollie Flood
Harold
Chinges
G. A. Dubois
Wiseanein
John Schethery
Industrial School
Waukesha
Goss
John Pahlow
Waukeaha
Mainstorer
R. H. Hackett
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L. Struebins
Vain St
Fond du Lac
Wegner Fuel Co
Michard M. Hackett
Miracolo
Krueger Automobile Company
J. A Crum
Jis
Tt Ig
Banderob
Taste Liegers
Backones
Portum Cereal Company, Limited
Teattle Creek
Fife
Che
A. T. Andrews
Wee el Walla
Spring Weater
Harry W. Fields
Redpath Napanee
West & Mack
Black Face
George Malchow
Thompson Music Ca
Wickert
Alain Serect
ACME
J. B. Covey
Min St
Eugene Carrhones
Holb’s
Z Ford
Georgia
South Side Wood & Coal Co
Servas, Yost & Meyer
Sixth Street
A. B. Dye
Oregon St
Nichols
Nichol
Fis
Captain Golden
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