Arion Band Concert and Local Notes From Fond du Lac
The TUESDAY edition notes visits to William B. Buckney’s home, wedding invitations for Miss Emma Noite and M r Bubring, a crowd expected for the Arion band concert at Electric Park, and a trip by William K. Rideout to the east. It also covers visits by Mrs Blankenburg and Mrs Frish of St Charles to Captain Zickerick, the Wisconsin Christian Endeavor union gathering in Fond du Lac starting June 26, and various society items including a surprise party for Mrs Lyons and community games. The Abbott family news includes Carroll Abbott’s return to Chicago after dental studies and a training trip for muscallonge. a board of education note discusses price changes for school furniture effective June 18 and an order for the new High School to secure current pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sire, H. & Jackson
Chicago
William B. Buckney
Cearics
B. Bubring
Al@oms
Emma Noite
Nekimi
Eiedtric Park
Arion
Wiliam K. Rideout
George E. Farnam
James P. Abbott
Mra
dIyTa Lyons
Dmialon Street
Mocn
Caperon
Hatch
Harrison
Carrol Abbott
James PF
Muscallonge
E. M. Crane
C.A. Wakeman
C. D. Harper
Wisconsin Central
J. Howard Jenkins
Mwoees
A. G. Andrews
American School Furniture Company
Board of Education
Arion Band Concert Opens Summer Scene at Electric Park
Oren Hooper and wife arrived from the east to spend the summer at Pau-ko-tuk near Moses Hooper’s cottage. Hooper, formerly with Anna Hella, joins his wife after a Boston season. Mrs Hooper had been resting in Boston. Clemons Boat Company completed a fine eighteen foot row boat for Pabst Brewing of Milwaukee, to be shipped soon. Henry Clemons notes it is among his best work in ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oren Hooper
Pau-ko-tuk
Hooper
Boston
Clemons Boat Company
Pabst Brewing Company
Milwauhee
Henry H. Clemons
Pabst
Dock complaint and club news mix in June section
Complaint about police enforcement at Court Street dock follows a removal and replacement of a boat house while Mrs. Charles Morris visits Stevens Point on club matters. Memorial Day wedding of barber Paul Thiele to Emma Blogick, Auroraville, plus Lawson boat party and Western Manufacturing Co election details render a busy local update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Street
Behnke
Charles Morris
Gorlin
Stevens Point
Morris
Los Angeles
Tretorn
Paul Thiele
Thiele
Emma Blogick
Auroravilla
Waushara County
Auroravila
Mr. Martin
Methodist Church
Auroraville
Paul Rehbein
David Lawson
Friends Memorial Fay
Lawson House
Gypsy
Morley
Lake ‘Winnebago
Mia
R. J. Hicks
William Price
Mim Allen Arno
Anna Christenson
Flenchor Grandy
Ellen Baker
Artie Baker
Nina Bowers
Lutie Potter
Carrie Himebaugh
Florence van Liew
Mabel Law
Cleora Price
Alta Broom
Sinn Rosetta Aderman
Messrs
M. L. Christemaon
George Arnold
C. V. Nevins
Clyde Davin
Albert Naldret
Herman Christenson
J. K. Weaver
Harry Lewis
Harry Lawson
Western Manufacturing Company
F. B. King
Choate
Willam Barts
Chostn
Leander Choate
Mardenracs
William Barta
Habit Jata
Fastory
Fraker
Wevielen Street
Inagua
Heaviest Rainfall on Record Shocks Oshkosh Area
L. M. Mann reports extraordinary May rainfall largely local to a fifty mile stretch around Oshkosh. Upper Fox river totals exceed normal by about 6 inches for the month. statewide May rain accounts for over a quarter of Wisconsin’s annual total. Lake Winnebago remains unusually high as floodwaters from Fox and Wolf rivers surge, with engineers hopeful for rapid drainage if rains stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Mann
Oshkosh
Fox River
Wolf River
Wisconsin
Winnebago
New London
Fox
Mann
Second Baptist Church Goods Sale This Week
The Second Baptist church announces a two day sale at No il Malnatredt this Friday and Saturday featuring crafts, fabrics, perfumes, clothing, bedding, Kodak supplies, soap, coffee and more. Varied items and good lunches will be available nearly all hours. Come and see.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Baptist Church
No, Il Malnatredt
Delegates at Fond du Lac Diocesan Council
St Paul s Episcopal Church in Fond du Lac sent Rev Merton C Andrews and I P Hamer with Charles Smithers of the congregation to the diocesan council. Frank Stoll could not attend. Trinity Episcopal had no delegates. A potential ecclesiastical trial for Rev Andrews was discussed but time and charges remain unclear amid rumors and ongoing investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Episcopal
Chanel
Melvin Street
Jefferson Avenue
Fond du Lac
Merton C. Andrews
I. P. Hamer
Charles Smithers
Frank Stoll
Hamer
Smithers
Trinity Episcopal Church
Mr. Andrews
Sea City
Andrewagaya
Moran dies at Northern Hospital after 39 years
Frank Moran a prominent Green Bay resident died at the Northern hospital for the Insane on Sunday, the eighteenth anniversary of his marriage. Born in Canada on May 9, he was 39 and a veteran C N W conductor. He left a wife and seven children. funeral at St John s Church Green Bay Thursday at nine with Rev Father Ricklin officiating. Escanaba C R C delegation to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Moran
Green Bay
Northern Hospital For
Mr. Moran
Canada
Air
Moran
Fox River
County Committee Called for Winnebago County
Winnebago County Republican Committee chairman W. W. Kimball has called a meeting at the courthouse at two o'clock Saturday afternoon to arrange calling the assembly and county convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Kimball
Winnebago County
Republican Committed
Court House
Assembly
Prepare for Summer with Grape-Nuts Breakfast
This ad-style piece advises a light warm-weather breakfast to keep the body cool. It extols Grape-Nuts and cream with fruit and soft boiled eggs as a nourishing start, claiming one pound of Grape-Nuts offers more nourishment than ten pounds of meat and avoids heat. It stresses building lasting healthy cells for a calm, cool summer mindset.
Os h kosh Board approves next year’s teacher salaries
At a Monday board meeting the joint teachers and finance report outlined a staff of 120 teachers with a total yearly salary of 1 20,070 plus the superintendent’s 2,000. Several half day and substitute positions will be added in September. The list details high school and ward teachers with various salaries and roles across multiple schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Nnance
A. B. O'Nall
Marion P Peake
Mra
C. W. Everett
Nellie Noyen
Sarah J. Edlaworth
Mary J. Murdock
G. A. Tatvert
Agnes C. Ralph
W. F. Baird
Lizzie B. Moyea
Alice R
Ethel Day
Amys E Howes
Sybil A. Hawley
Mary I. Kennely
Helen B. Crary
A. M. Lewis
Metra Mirrena
Anna O'Connor
Liddie J. Watts
Anna E. Kugche
Elton E. Baker
Edith M. Day
Katherine C. Quinn
Mabel I. Moody
Jennie D. Moody
Alta L. McComson
Edith M. Pritchard
Third Ward
C. VW. Nevins
Mary O’connor
Nelle A
Dann
Emily E Lewis
Kittle
Hornick
Alice BE. Arnold
Grace M. Verney
Nora Kennedy
Louise M. Chase
Crystal M. Bartlett
Ednard Ghanick
Maud Knapp
Gertrude M. Edwards
Dale Schiool
Kirk Spoor
Estelle Bayien
Ethel Hirn
Abs
Harriet Dollar
Clara F. C. Damuth
Lucila B. Higwing
Ofth
Elizabeth Scott
Melvina Clifford
Theodosia Clark
Clara B. Micrewa
Helena Bacon
Jeasto M. Blackwell
Forced Out Of League Over Player Contract Jump
President Gunnison orders Smiley Smith back to Oshkosh under loan terms after his jump from Green Bay. Oshkosh may refuse the return due to an able catcher Jesa, while Green Bay protests any game with Smith. O Rourke vows contract discipline, Schwartz warns of protest, Green Bay has one win with Smith since the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smiley” _ Smith
Oshkosh
Green Bay
A. G. Gunnison
O'Rourke
Smith
Tin
Jesa
Smiley
Gunnison
Schwartz
Death of Eight Year Old Warra Child in Vinland Street
Garland Flarra, son of Mr and Mrs James Warra of 2 Vinland Street, dies at 11:30 pm after ten weeks illness with diabetes. Funeral planned Thursday at 2:30 pm from the family residence. Pallbearers named Charica Bauer, William Bauer, Oscar Morse, Louis Bullinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland Flarra
James Warra
Vinland Street
Charica Bauer
Wiliam Bauer
Oscar Morse
Louis Bullinger
Burglary Arrest After Bridge Chase in Oshkosh
A man identified as James Howard was arrested on burglary charges after a 3:30 a.m. pursuit near the Main Street bridge. Seventeen ten cent cigars, two revolvers, and money were found on him, with two local businesses reported entered. Police aim to identify the suspect, with a photograph to be sent to detective agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aman Gi Hip
James Howard
Zimmerman
Main Street
Dia
Athearns
Smith & Wesson
Mulva
Commercial
High Street
J. C. Zimmerman
Bcherck Brothers
Ceape Street
Scherck Brothers
Northwestern
Oshkosh
Commercial House
Commercial House Last Year. Chief Dowling
Board debates superintendent salary increase at Oshkosh
At the meeting Mr Howitt urged raising the superintendent salary by 100 to 2100 citing past pay, while one member opposed. Others noted comparable state salaries and Simonds four years in service without a raise. Seven supported the increase, five opposed, vote postponed to next meeting. Merchants excursion from Berlin Eureka and Omar brought 241 passengers to Oshkosh. visit by W H Hatton of New London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Howitt
B. T. Davis
Simonds
Bimonda
Mehlmann
Ete. Hewitt
Barber
Madison
Hewitt
Aye
A. Krippene
Howitt
Gelger
Beglinger
Berlin
Eureka
Qmro
Oshkosh
Board Deadlocks Over Superintendent Salary Raise
The Oshkosh board of education again fails to reach consensus on raising Superintendent Simonds salary from 200 to 2100 dollars. With seven votes for and five against and four absentees, officials expect a split among remaining members to decide. Supporters cite his hard work, burdens during school fires, and cramped quarters, while opponents criticize his approach to policy and accounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Agiary of Superintendent of
A. Simonda
Savan
Dale
Richmond
Guenther
Menzel
Simonds
A. E. Krippene
Tarber
Dales
Ha Inote Asead
Fernandez
Aye
I Ryckman
Kuntzendorft
Mehrmann
Boklingé¢r
Faber
Nord
A.chippene
Hewitt
Barber
Geiger
C. Keippine
Marillery
Wewitt
Simbnidt
Oshkosh
Milwaukee Musical Society to Perform in Oshkosh
The Milwaukee male chorus will give a concert in Oshkosh Saturday evening at the Opera House. Eighty members will participate, traveling on a special Northwestern train. Arrangements are led by A. M. Kuehn, Charles Mechel, William Imbusch, H. Oldeweid, Henry Koch, Edward Thomas, Henry Fortmann, H. D. Hesse, and David Hecht, prominent Milwaukee singers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Musical Society
Oshkosh
Northwestern Road
Messrs. A. M. Kuehn
Charles Mechel
William Imbusch
H. Oldeweid
Henry Koch
Edward Thomas
Henry Fortmann
H. D. Hesse
David Hecht
Milwaukee
0 Opera House
City 2258S Hammocks and Baseballs at iHurn's
City 2258S features Hammocks baseballs and paper novels with the largest line at iHurn's. A local ad style item notes stock and availability as shoppers browse the shopfront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iHurn's
Card of Thanks for Reginald’s Loss
We express heartfelt thanks to Captain E W Paine and Company B for their sympathy during our bereavement in the loss of our son Reginald and to friends for the beautiful offerings. We also thank the chief of police and officers for their courtesy at the funeral. Cornelius McCusker and family. Bargains in tablets and box papers at Hurn's. The latest novels always in stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Paine
Company B
Reginald
Chief of Police
Othx Hinlreseee
Cornelius McCusker
Hurn's
New Winnebago County Map Available For Delivery
The new standard map of Winnebago county is ready for delivery. Orders may be sent to The Hicks Printing Company and map will be delivered at once. Every law office real estate office bank and business house should have the new map offered at paper 200 and cloth 3.30. It is strictly up to date with a large sale potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnebago County
Hicks Printing Company
Mape
Busines House
Bargain Groceries and Cheap Dinners At City Market And Golden Eagle
An early 20th century ad listing cheap groceries with spot cash and delivery, promising 1 to 2 percent savings, and a 15 cent meal at the Golden Eagle Restaurant including meats and vegetables. Also an advertisement seeking a horse or delivery horse for ice cream delivery. Includes contact names Royd and H D Darmuth and Jay A Hinman with telephone 572.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Eagle
Main Street
H. D. Darmuth
HORSE
Jay A. Hinman
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the Daily Northwestern
Frederickson
St. Paula Church
Enam Cornell
Northern Hospital
N. W
Aur
Enon
E. G. Beardmore
Anna M. Christensen
Alicea E. Randall
Margaret T. Clark
Jennie M. Brown
Monica Kenny
Elizabeth Remer
Ida N. Bennett
Beasta R. Jonca
Grace R. Horlton
Merrill School
D H. Wright
Lotta TL. Morgan
Carrla N Bowers
Taahella M. Stewart
Wellie M. Knosker
Mary Weeks
Elizabeth N. Morgan
Holle Hubbard
Emma Kurz
Medberry
Maud Cancy
Gertruda Llewellyn
Frent
E. J. Dempsey
Bessie V. Otis
Katherine T. Dunn
Carrie & Lamb
Eugenia J. Murdock
Antonia Eckatetn
Rono M.taylor
Smith School
T. Arnold
Mary J. Peterson
Sadie M. Hearn
Clara FE. Kapa
Nellie _G. Clark
Suarioga Cc. Miller
Panhoqua
I. W. Hutchcrott
Sadie J. Owens
Lillian R. Kurfrat
Mary Powers
Ida A. Stone
Martha A. Rollins
Ophonk
Garland Harra
Zammer
Beising & Auler, Makers
W. H. Hatton
City
Pewied
THE
Emma Felix
J. Erich Schmaal
Eugene Luening
Bauman’s
Frivey
OAKS
Main St
Kew
J. L. Clark
Weisbrod Optician
John W. Scott Post
Tou
Weinesley
Peat
Frederick Pitt
Wao. Spikes
Charles Schneider
Oshkosh Employment Agency
Malin Street
Travelers
Bauer Trunk Store
Bent Block
Algoma Binet Mra
George Rockwell
Boyd Street
Washington
John Harrington
Oshkosh House
En Core
Janeem
Remington and Smith Premier Typewriters
Hiurn
Jackson Street
B. C. Gudden
South Main Street
Delta
W. H. Boyd
City Market
Laa Treet A
Borr
Saunter Sancer Willams Business Caecy Spel Bakes
Pelton
PTES
Tikcay
Water Consumers
Evans Bros
Super Furniture CD 43
Lain St
N. H. Teal
Athearn Tel
Gillen
Thielen
Dan Srikcen
Washington Stresg
Radford
Thaxter Reed, Ho
Oregon
H. Ft. Marmion
Hoaglin & Chase
Corner Main
Merritt Sts
E. F. Steade
South Main
Ninth Ste
Chase & McIntyre
Cor
Wangoo and
State Sts
A. Largesseossenen
J. W. Taylor & Co
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