Hort Notes in Oshtkosh City News
Harold Barnes has moved to Laramie Wyoming taking a new position. Rev Rhye B Jones of Chicago will occupy the Welsh Church pulpit Sunday. Mrs TL E Storey of Chicago will visit Mrs Hi No Hart for a month. Nell Larsen of Winneconne spent Thursday with his sister Mrs C H Stark. Vig is visiting Mrs Mathilda Arnold at 144 West Irving Street. M C A open air service will be held Sunday afternoon at North Park with Or W Bailey speaking. Miss Maude Wells of Portage is visiting. P Anderson arrested for drunkenness and disorderly conduct fined $2 and costs. Oshkosh Clothing Manufacturing Company on South Main installs new machines to double capacity with more workers. Mrs C Johnson and daughter Grace of Center Nebraska visiting Mr and Mrs S H Guilford. Miss Bessie Deverill also in city. Prof Fr A Havighorst of Lawrence...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold’ ‘Barnes
Larami City
Wyo
Rhye BP. Jones
Chicago
TL. E Storey
Hi. No Hart
New York Avenue
Nell . Larsen
Winneconne
Twelfth Street
Jefferson
Mathilda ‘Arnold
West Irving Street
P. Anderson
Main Street
Ragatz
Oshkosh Clothing Manufacturing Corepiny
South Main Street
C. Johnson
Grace
Center
Neb
S. H. Guiliford
Church Street
Johnson
Guilford
Bessie Deverill
A. Havighorst
Lawrence
University
Algoma Street
Methodist - Episcopal Church
P. F. Stair
Oakwood
Miliary Band
North Park
Park “Keepe
Argent
Rey the
Arand
Gan
Katherine. Hellard
Charles Hellard
Andrew Dillon
Alexian Brothers’ Hospital
Dillon
Miwaukee
Aerle of Eagles
Marriage license issued for Albert and Carri Jensen
County Clerk J J Fish issues a marriage license to Albert Jensen and Carri Jensen both of Neenah Minnesota. Ethel and Mons Hall plan trips to Milwaukee Madison and other points over several weeks. William Kielwao injured in city ambulance moved to Lake Side Sanitarium. Andrew Dillon transferred from county jail to Alexian Brothers hospital with Eagles helping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erge Harrington
Dale Street
J.J. Fish
Albert
Carrié Jensen
Jay
Neenah
Indes
Ethel
Mons Hall
Milwaukee
Madison
Minnesota
Manny Stein
Darehter
Vika Geatee
Ity
Merritt Street
Stein
Fose
Spivak
Frederick J. Fielding
Monahan
Apt
Divorces Granted by Judge Burnell in Chesit Coart
Morning court grants two Neenah area divorces. Archie M L Young loses full interest in homestead and furniture. Mrs Cecilia Utley receives divorce from Ralph Utley and may resume maiden name Celia Jenkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. WW. Burnell
Neenah
Archie ML Young
Was
Atven
Cecilia Utley
Desree
Ralph Utley
Celta Jenkins
Boats Launched for Stony Beach Class C Yachts
Three Class C racing yachts built for Stony Beach residents were launched at Jones and LaBorde boat shops in Oshkosh this morning. The boats were christened by Stony Beach young ladies Miss Manon Morgan and Miss Harrpons Tag of Dayton Ohio. The vessels, two white hulls and one light blue, have mainsails and foremasts set forward and sailed to Stony Beach in a brisk easterly breeze amid community debate over funding methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stony Beach
Jones & LaBorde Boat Shops
Oshkosh
Belaa
Heleet
Manon Morgan
Ote Tuck
Lot Schriber
Mia Harr Pons Tag
Dayton, O
Misseynolds Ells Morgan
Jevy Tater
Knights of Columbus Picnic Plans Draw Large Oshkosh Turnout
Oshkosh council No. 614 Knights of Columbus will hold its annual outing next Wednesday in Calumet with about 300 members and families expected. The Fond du Lac group will also board a special boat. The trip leaves Oshkosh dock at nine in the morning aboard the steamer Thistle, with Acme orchestra aboard for music on the boat and at Calumet. Afternoon events include games and contests, a tug of war between sister councils, and a baseball game. Junior players will also participate. Local committee: Thomas Spalding, Edward Maag, John Mulva, Henry Henkel, J. Dempsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Knights. of Columbus
Caludiet
Fond du Lac
Acmé’ Orchestra
Calumet
Fond .du-Lac
Thomas Spalding
Edward'.Maag
John Mulva
Henry Henkel
J. Dempsey
Praises for Guard at Camp Douglas by Adjt Gen Boardman
Adjutant General C R Boardman returns from Camp Douglas after three weeks commanding the Wisconsin National Guard. He commends the discipline and orderly conduct of the three regiments and notes improved performance by local companies F and B. A fuller statement appears in the Telegraph Salamis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adjt
Camp
Douglas
Wisconsin “National Guard
General Boardman
Salamis
Issus
Lost baseball game ad seeks returns and town listing
A sparsely worded notice requests the finder of a lost baseball game item between Pau-ko-tuk and Stony Beach to return it to Pau-ko-tuk on the same date next year and to pay for this advertisement. The brief appeal relies on local place names and a single payment request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pau-ko-tuk
Stony Beach
Black Wolf candidate files papers amid county clerk delay
Samuel Elmer BHpped horse injured by a wet plank on West Algoma bridges and euthanized by Dr. M Barnes. Charles Nelizel, Democratic Third district assembly candidate, filed nomination with 132 signatures, well above the required eight. Mrs D G Freeman returns from Canada and Michigan after a late April trip. Oshkosh Clearing House reports July dullness with daily totals around forty to fifty thousand dollars. H Jenkyns files for Winnebago register of deeds, backed by 232 voters, exceeding the required allotment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Elmer
D. G. Freeman
High Street
Canada
Michigan
H. Jenkyns
Vinland
Office of Register of Deeds
J.J. Fish
Jenkyns
Winnebago County
Winnebago Traction Sale Delayed Amid Merger Talks
With Emerson McMillin expected to return from Europe, negotiations linger over the consolidation of the Winnebago Traction Company with the Eastern Wisconsin Railway and Light Company. Lawyers say the mortgage sale planned for August 6 will be adjourned until negotiations conclude or are abandoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnebago Traction Company
Eastern Wisconsin “Railway and Light Company
Charles Harber
Emerson McMillin
New York
Barber
Winnebago- Tracton Company
McMiWin
Arope
Fat and Lean Baseball Parade Stirs Downtown T
A bizarre afternoon procession in the city featured a Fat and Lean baseball parade led by President John P. Pulliam and Mayor John Banderab. Police escorted the event as twenty lines of costumed marchers and medical floats moved from the New Ritz hotel toward the Driving Park, where the Fat vs Lean game commenced amid cheering crowds.
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Lenellt
Ats
Dasebs Sankgelation Marchoon
Mala
John P. Pulliam
the Baseball Association
John
Banderab
Lear
Negrim
Old Town
Paice Henry
Dow
Ing
Aulog
New
Ri c Hotel
Good Roads Talk Set at Oshkosh Chamber Meeting
At a Oshkosh Chamber of Commerce board gathering on Monday afternoon the agenda includes consideration of bringing back Ward Ixing to speak on Good Roads Right Now. Mr King, inventor of the King split log drag, has long promoted road improvement nationwide and spoke to Oshkosh farmers months ago. A Fox River valley collaboration may form to fund road work if King visits September 1 and is invited to share his plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anumeeting
Oshkerh
F. E Watte
Winnebago County
George F. Peabody
Appleton
Porter Conroy wedding in Janesville July 22
Mr George T Porter formerly of Thin City marries Mine Grace N Conroy in Janesville with the ceremony dated July 22. The groom is son of Rev Ark a Methodist elder and attended local public schools. The Madison report notes a Chicago connection for Grace McCarthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Porter
Thin City
Grace N. Conroy
George B. Porter
Fev
Ark Aso
Oshkesh
Methodist Church
Davis-Mcarthy
Madison Kesh
Zey
Madizon
Misa Rie McCarthy
Chicago
Adison
Central Avenues
Fenue
Coca Cola Company
Sta
Visiting Notables and Local Political Filing in Massillon
Short notes report Mrs Frieda Mook and Miss Tetta Chandier visiting Massillon Ohio while Dr Bertha Thomson improves at Lake side sanitarium. Stony Beachers beat Pan-ko-tuk Friday at the White Tit. flags on grounds were half mast in memory of the victory. Thomas E Hagan Democratic candidate for sheriff filed nomination papers with County Clerk J J Fish. papers signed by 158 voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frieda
Mook
Tetta Chandier
Massillon
Bertha
Thomson
Lakeside
Stony
J. J.fish
Hagen
Noters and local notices mixed in a 19th century paper
Fragmented page items list signatures for a primary race and a Florence Starkweather offertory, followed by assorted classifieds. Readable bits include address lines 169 Main, 158 Main Street, business ads for coal and groceries, a New Deal potatoes gimmick, a modern cottage near Gennd Avenue and East Lincoln, a Howar furnace for sale, Carnenteurs wanted, a Franklin Avenue house offer, a Milwaukee Free Press Merry Widow contest, and Oshkosh house sale and rent ads.
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Cottace
Gennd Avenue
East
Lincoln
Geo
B. Simmons
Howara
Anyeratt
Jackson Bt
Darears
Carventeus
Carnentera At -Mal
Inautre
Ft Bergeratt
Moa
Franklin
Man
el North Park Avenue
Oshkosh
Hnis
HLA
Lyman
Henry Gribter
Milwaukee
Free Press
T. Raycrast
Main
Jackwon Street
Sunset Point
New-York
Ave
Epor
Rensza
Centril Avenue
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Boss & Weissmiller
Hort Notes
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Osheosh
Wausau
Combination Park
Seensh
Tie
Chesit Coart
Tate Water
Shone of Joncs & LaBorde
Christemnink
Camp Douglas
Mearen
Adj
Co.m. Harrdmanne
M'Millan
Atrorn
Itackox
Chamber of Commerc
WIM
Janesville
Florence Starkweather
Firat Baptist Temple
Itra
Eilurs 'S
Hurn's
Coa
Frank McCabe Coal Co
Wis_consin Avenue
Ste Beach
Joe
Bartlett
Caan
Taylor’s Beauty Temple
Mt. Vernon Street
Main St
the Ladies’ Store
Britl
Brinl
Ag-Sr
Aia
Merry Widow
Riln’s
Bridd's
Bris
National Union Bank of
Northwest
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