Community Notes From Oshkosh And Milwaukee
Several items from Oshkosh and Milwaukee are reported. Mrs Otto Reefeldt and her husband returned to Milwaukee after a visit in Oshkosh. Mrs Garrison of Chicago visits Appiston, while Mr G F Stroud and Miss Stroud travel to Chicago. Mine Mary Decker, a nursing school graduate, is home briefly from Galesburg Illinois. A Farmers baseball win over Angels Colts is noted with Wood Kincaid and Davis on the mound. Odd Fellows Lodge officers are elected, and Trinity church held summer Sunday services with a five o'clock prayer service. A Oshkosh journalist, J G Clark, visits the city while Manila appointment news reaches local engineer J W Beardsley now city engineer of Manila. A large fishing party from Milwaukee enjoys an extensive catch at Randall's Point on Lake Winnebago, praising the lake's angling opportunities despite rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Reefeldt
Milwaukee
Phil Sheridan Sewing Society
Mrz
Garrison
Jockeon
Ida
Oshkosh
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Noble-grand
Blake
F. H. Mannering
W. Scoville
FL Re Hant
Trinity Church
Messia
Louis Mehder
J. G. Clark
Wis
Broaddus
Isle of Wight
Clark
Fox
Union
Richmond Dispatch
W. Va
Park Street
Fox River
Mann
Detroit
San Francisco
Manilla
Otto Knell
Jopse
Fred Castle
Millwauket
George Loper
Ramuel Loper
Henry Zentner
John Kaick
Louis Jensen
Peter Jensen
Duglas Reed
Albert Eggersgluess
Randall's Point
Lake Winnebago
Thi
Cover Doemel Married In Quiet City Ceremony
Mr George M Cover and Miss Ida Doemel united in marriage at noon today in a quiet ceremony at St Peters parish house High street Rev James O Malley officiated Miss Sarah Hines bridesmaid Ira Davis groomsman. The couple left for Milwaukee and Chicago on the 430 Northwestern and plan to be at home around July 1 on Cape street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Henry Cover
Ida"Doemel
Thin City
James O'Malley
St. Peter's Catholic Church
High Street
Missy Sarah Hines
Ira Davis
Hous
Frank Doemel
Cea Street
Cover
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Chicago
Ceape Street
Howard B. Cover
Pearl Street
Quinn & Boggs
Corer
Knights of Columbus
The
Hibernians
Brubaker and Payne Married in Quiet Rectory Nuptials
Mr. George O. Brubaker and Miss Nellie M. Payne were united in marriage Saturday evening about 8:30 by Rev. John W. Greenwood at Trinity Episcopal Church rectory. The groom is a railroad brakeman. Both are highly esteemed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George O. Brubaker
Misa Nellie M. Payne
Grand Raplix
John W. Greenwood
Trinity Episcopal Church
Two Deaths in Local Family Reach Final Resting
Miss Louise Vance of 262 West Al oma Street died Monday after a ten month illness. She was 65 and survived by two sisters and two brothers: Miss Eliza Vance, Mrs Anna Lett, Mr William Vance, and John Vance. Funeral set for Wednesday at 2 20 PM from the residence. Calvin W Beals of 239 Central Ave continues obituary notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Vance
West Aloma Street
Misa Eliza Vance
Anna Lett
Fairchild
William Vance
Alzoma
John Vance
Dallas
Calvin W. Beals
Calvin. W. Beals
Central Ave
Obituary: Rural Resident Dies at Advanced Age
Nue died Sunday morning at an advanced age. He resided in this city for many years. Survived by two sons Eugene Geals of this city and Orlando Beala of Omra Junction, and two daughters Mrs. Clinton Booth and Mrs. H. Shearer of Omra. Funeral services held this afternoon at Omra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nue
Eugene Geals
Orlando Beala
Omra Junction
Clinton Booth
H. Shearer
Omra
Sale of Fair Grounds Shuts Oshkosh Track Again
Stockholders of the Stockgrowers association ordered gates closed and barred trainers from the Oshkosh fair grounds during last week’s meeting. The plan calls for leasing the half mile track as pasture, with proposals to plat and sell the tract or sell in lump sum, ending the era of racing at the grounds. Trainers John Laabs and Hiram Glass will relocate to Appleton, taking horses including Chain Shot with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duhkosh
Stockgrowers’ Association
Oshkoel
Oshkosh
Reddy
Gerrity
Jack Martin
al” Russell
George Spencer
Bob Carnathan
George Athearn
M. Hay
John Laabs
Appleton
Laabs
Charles C. Taoyd
New York
Hiram Glass
Joy Bird
Murdock
Jackson
el Stillson
8. M. Hay
G. M. Paine
W. Viall
Common
Oshkosh race track finances and school staffing ride forth
The Oshkosh Stockgrowers association debates selling the fair grounds amid upkeep costs and sewer bills while city schools appoint new teachers. Major plan shifts include keeping pasture use and tax remission for fair grounds, plus hiring several new teachers across the Read Otter street and Dale schools.
Paine Celery Compound touted as cure all disease
A promotional notice extols Paine's Celery Compound as the swiftest healer banishing pain and sickness, citing Mrs. Mane Goukler of Philadelphia who reports improved nervous health after two bottles and endorses recommending the medicine to friends. The text then shifts through multiple school and staff changes, medical ads, and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Paijne
Mane Goukler
29Th Street
West Philadelphia
John A. Cain
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F. Boyd
Marinette
City
Doemel
George M. Cover
Thin Nooe
Brubaker-Payne
Mina Nellie W. Payne
Louisa Vance
West Alzoma
Calvin W. den
Veitroe WD Biscuit
Shiloh
Frederickson
Main Street
Board of Education
Pubriea
Sixth Street
Panhaguaé
Read School
Margaret Cameron
Eleventh Street
Genevieve Stevens
Date School
Sara A. Rich
the Dale School
John Humphrey
Dale School
Grace Greenwood
Panchoqua School
Ellen Saxton
Wart School
Misa Katherine ‘Grimes
Mise Ethel 'Day
Miny Saxton
First Ward
Oshkosh High
Oshkosh Normal
Madison
Crystal Bartlett
Omro
Oshkosh Normal School
Gertrude Edwards
Dorothy Edwards
Eduaria
Misa Ethel Hurn
Normal School
Oak Park
Elizabeth Scott
Buffalo, N. Y
Herkimer
N. Y
Scott
Edith BL. Logan
Lawrence University
Kaukauna
Nellie Br. Knosker
Smith School
Sadie M. Hearn
Waupaca
Flearn
Miss Peterson
Miss Swart
Irene M. Blyman
Miss Day
Suxfan
Otter Street
Meta Miergwa
Libbie J. Watts
Mable Moody
Third Ward
Alta McComson
Bartlett
Edwards
Mary O'Connor
Emily W. Lewis
Harriet Dollnr
Anna V. Monroe Tx
Laat
Nora Kennedy
Fourth Ward
Ethel Hurn
Hilzabeth Scott
Hostetter
Harriet Dollar
Clara F. C. Damuth
Susan A. Rumery
Bessie Kennedy
Mary N. Allen
Sixth Street School
Jessie M. Blackwell
Jennie M. Brown
Bessie R. Jones
Second-ward
Ming ‘Grace Horton
Mary J. Peterson
Mises Sadie M. Hearn
Vier Katherine Dunn
Panhoqua
G. W. Roberta
Eizalwth
Baurman’s
Geo. Lelginger
Hull & Weeden
GA Wakes Ld
A. Horn
Kimberly & Elygra
Neenah
Buerlow Hemedy
Foley
E. A. Horn
Rocky Mountain
Bauman
Queen & Crescent Service
Cincinnati
Avanta
Jacksonville
Porto
Tam
Wreca
L. Struebing & Co
Gonifactofs Etg
Percey
Malmberg Bros
Apa
Doherty & Rice
Male Street
Main St
Garret
Daugherty & Curtis
Aixoma St
T. C. McCullough
Lipton
J. E. Donnelly
Algoma Street
Hoaglin Grocery
Church Sta
Masury’s Railroad
Stroud & Thomson
Lucy F
W. W. Toliian
Wm. Wichmann
Bfgr
Sawyer
Gage
Maynard & Newton
Dma
Havana
Regal
Clarks Music Store
Stone Millinery CO
High Stret
U ‘Washington
Miss Stier
Cara
J. R. Chapman & Co
L Epstein
Dane Bros
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