Browning opera guests and local social notices
Local society items report Browning opera guests in Chicago attending Mrs Sohn J W Hume and W Davis with Mas Davie. Mr and Mrs Ben Smith plan to move to Milwaukee. G Chusa and guests visit Chicago. The Arion club plans another event June 1a. Loring school graduate Nellie Brown to attend closing exercises. Rev Maryr J Be Long to fill pulpit during absence. Mrs Jersert Peck of Syracuse visiting Radford family. Avy Nebraska lodge elects officers. Oshkosh Normal faculty reception planned at 107 Mt Vernon Street. Deputy Game Wardens Stone and Carpenter seize 2273 pounds of white bass shipped by Theodore Korn of Winneconne at Appleton.
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Toples Club
Sohn JW. Hume
W. Davis
Mas Davie
Browning Opera
Chicago
Ben Smith
Milwaukee
G. Chusa
Chiago
Frank Wahle
Thekla
Menasha
Adolph Wahle
Arion Bani
RK. C. Brown
Loring School
Nellie Brown
York
the Universalist
Hurchens
Grand Rapids
Mich
Maryr J. Be Long
Jersert KR
Peck
Syracuse
NTI
Dorothy Radford
Wiam Radforst
My. Peck
Avy Nebraska Lodge
FP. Brooks
Noble Grand
Wage
M. T. Walker
W. Churchill
H. Boynton
R. E. Halsey
Oshkosh Normal School
Sciome
Mt. Vernon Street
J. W. Stone
M .F. Carpenter
Sgt
Theodore Korn
Winneconne
Appleton
Moonlight Excursion to Calumet Parler by Stit Club
Universalist Church Stit Club presents a Thursday evening Moonlight Excursion to Calumet Parler with music by the Arions. Tickets are 35 cents. Boat departs Choates dock at foot of Mim Street at 7:45 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumet Parler
Stit Club of Universalist Church
The
Arions
Choates Dock
Mim Street
Architectural plaster models gifted to public schools
School Commissioner KE S Richmann presented a set of seventeen plaster architectural models for the manual training department. The ornamental collection includes five Corinthian forms, five Ionic forms, ten cornices and friezes, and two to three corbels. The pieces will be used for mechanical and architectural drawing. A death notice reports Mrs Hill mother of Mrs George Rauntelliffe of Milwaukee, previously in Jonerville. The obituary notes she and her husband survived, and she was nearly seventy. A hospital nurse during the Civil War, Mrs B C Gudden and Mrs Leander Chorte of Union will join a party sailing June 25 from New York for Europe, with others including Miss Florita Fodette, daughter of the governor, and Miss Harvey and Miss Tarvey, daughters of L P Harvey, state superintendent of public instruction. The itinerary includes the Mediterranean Sea, Gibraltar, Naples, Rome, Florence, Venice, Munich, and Germany, with return sailing from Jamestown next September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. S Richmann
Hill
George Raunteliffe
Milwaukee
Freitag
Jonerville
Wis
Wil Orear Mantlay
Javesi Hie
Ceasel
B C Gudden
Leander Chorte
Unieelty
Test of New Fountain Delights Traction Company Area
A recently built electric fountain at the power station on River Street wowed a large crowd. Under manager Downs of the Traction company the display reached forty feet, with changing colors and a rainbow plant figure, proving highly satisfactory and a major expense investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maneger Downs
Traction Company
River Street
Tully
Manager Downs
Joan Davy
Tre- Hem Company
Kiecperk
Welk
Prominent Milwaukee Men Arrested in Black Bass Case
Milwaukee attorney Francis Bloodgood Jr and associates W H Miller and George P Miller were arrested May 28 by Deputy Game Wardens J W Stone and H A Bowman for catching thirty three black bass out of season at Lake Nehawu bin in Waukesha county. They were taken to Oconomowoc for examination, pleaded not guilty, and the trial was set for June 11. Officials tried to keep the matter quiet due to the defendants' prominence. Bloodgood allegedly offered to compromise to avoid publicity, but wardens say evidence supports conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Stone
H. A. Bowman
Milwaukee
Francis Broadgood, Jr
W. H. Miller
George P. Miller
Lake Nehewabin
Waukesha County
Oconomowoc
Slone
Bloodgood
New University Regent Named Kerwin of Neenah to Board
Gov La Fallette appointed James C Kerwin a member of the Winnebago County Bar to the university board of regents, succeeding C A Gallaway. Born May 4 1850 in Menasha, Kerwin studied at Menasha High School and the University of Wisconsin Law School, graduating in 1875, then opened practice in Neenah.
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la Fallette
Attormey J
Kerwin
Neenah
Winnebago County Bar Association
University Board of Regents
C. A. Gallaway
Fond du Lag
Isowell
Kerwin & Cleveland
James C. Kerwin
Menasha
Winnebago
Cuits
Wisconsin
Michinel Kerwin
Mary Brighley
Law School
University of Wisconsin
WORK OF CITY PHYSICIAN DR A H BROCIE OF OSHKOSH
An illustrated profile chronicles Dr A H Brodie Oshkosh city physician, his Milwaukee College training, Winneconne and Oshkosh practice, over 300 calls in early years, current lighter city work, and his September 16 1896 marriage to Helen Kusche residing at 242 Tenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H Brocie
Oshkosh
James H. Merrill
John Mulva
Brodie
Brocie
Misa Helen Kusche
Jules Kusche
Tenth Street
Normal Teachers Sought and Memorial Address at Normal
Prof L W Griggs of the Normal reported a call from a city this week for seventeen teachers from this year's graduates. Messrs Stoelting of Oronto and Donover of Appleton visited the Normal this week. Judge C D Cleveland delivered a memorial address at the Normal Tuesday. The Athletic association arranged an excursion this afternoon to Calumet harbor as part of the annual faculty and students celebration after regents visited Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W W. Griggs
the Normal
Messrs. Stoelting
Oronto
Donover
Appleton
Normal
C.D. Cleveland
Athletic Association of the Normal
Calumet Harbor
New High School Principal Named for Oshionhe
A. W. O N G H M, graduate of Normal, appointed principal of Menuaha High School in Oshionhe starting 1901 02 with a salary of 1206.00. The board votes to separate the offices of city superintendent and high school principal. A B O Neill named as high school principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W. O'Nghm
Normal
Menuaha High
Oshionhe
Board of Education
Committee On
A. B. O'Neill
Almence Committee
Amlary
Mr ONeill Alumni and Principal Roles Spanning Oshkosh and Menasha
Mr ONeill, graduate of Osh kosh Normal School class of 1892, formerly led Fifth Ward School as principal, and in the past year has served as supervising principal for Menasha schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Neill
Oshkosh Normal School
Fifth Ward
Menasha
Graduation Exercises Planned by School Board Committee
The school board appoints a special committee from the teachers and finance groups to supervise the June 11 1902 and January 1903 high school graduation exercises. The board also considers printing 100 copies of the rules for teachers and janitors and reviewing heating costs. A separate note mentions Mrs Ferdinand Honeychurch in Racine attempting suicide after a picnic dispute, now in critical condition.
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Board of Education
A. E Krippene
Dale
Geglinger
Barber
Melimann
Faber
Fernandez
Committee On Rules and Regulations
Beglinger
Tuckman
Richmond
St Uon
Ferdinant Honeychurch
Nacine
Suleiria
Bakery Ad Describes Cakes and Rolls Offerings
A local bakery promotes 25¢ layer cakes and angel food cakes with praise for quality. Parker house rolls are baked daily along with light whole wheat and homemade bread noted as easily digested.
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Parker House
Free sample Boschee German Syrup offered for throat and lung troubles
An advertisement invites all adults with cold related ailments to visit E. A. Horn’s to receive a free sample bottle of Boschee's German Syrup. One bottle per person, not given to children without parental order, claiming wide endorsement and easy cure with a 75 cent bottle offered. Also promotes Green's Prize Almanac and Bauman's Pharmacy remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Horn's
Boschee
Nescee
Oxygen parties craze sweeps America in sensational fad
The London Daily Mail reports a new amusement where guests lounge in chairs and inhale oxygen from tanks through tubes. Described as delightful with a feeling of mental exhilaration, the trend traces to a Russian Consul in Chicago after attending a New York oxypen party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Daily Mail
America
Chicago
New York
Wall Street
Boston Herald
Widow of Flushing Retains Gate Vow for Life
Long obituary notes Mrs Hester 8 Thorp widow of 74 died of old age at Flushing L A. She kept to her front garden never crossing the gate or facing the street. Her husband died about a year ago leaving an estate valued at 4000 dollars mostly to Mount Vernon relatives.
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Flushing
Bethusband
Mount Vernon
New York
Hats and Capa Sale Prices Across Several Styles
A promotional note lists derbies priced from 81.50 to 9.00 and fedoras from 1.00 to 3.00 along with other soft units ranging from 0.60 to 1.50. The message emphasizes value and variety in headwear choices.
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Oshkesh
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Biack Boon
London
Lewyer Freneeis Bloodgood, Jr
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Gam Chub
NEW University Regent
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J. C. Kerwin
James C. Kerwin, Neenoh
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Pym
Us Co
Marshall, Mich
Fox River Valley
Thes
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Tias
Mr. Kerwin
Sielen Lawson
P.W. Lawson
Jessie
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Doris
A. W H. Broche
Oshkosh Normal
NEW High School
Oxford
Osmosa
ST. Atsao
L.struebing
L.wiexwire
Boand
Hewitt
Board of Public Works
City Hall
Mohrmann
Geiger
Lasve
Rocky Mountain
Bauman's Pharmacy
Txxiy
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Edward Huss
Salisbury
Kinney
EL A. Horn
Dr. Long
BE. A. Herare
Jemnitz & CO
Main Street
Bantin
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