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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1908
Page
2
Pinkney sparked Oshkosh with a strong batting display and solid defense as two teams traded early leads. Miller’s triple and Gardner’s sacrifices highlighted Wausau’s response, while Curtıs and Pinkney anchored Oshkosh’s late surge for a hard fought 1-0 victory.
Rev. L. G. Carr of Fond du Lac, assistant superintendent, discusses Wisconsin Children’s Home Society work. Mr. Warr and wife travel to Chicago for the National Children’s Association convention, marking the organization’s twenty-fifth anniversary with ceremonies in Evansville. The society has placed over 2,200 children in homes in over fifteen years, averaging more than 200 per year.
Judge Burnell awarded custody of son Edwin aged ten to the father and custody of daughter Delphine aged seven to the mother in a divorce case. The wife Friederich alleged cruel and inhuman treatment, claiming verbal abuse and threats amid the dispute over alimony and proper care.
Gov IBS ends life of peracif and her child. custody battle centers on alleged forced feeding and property division. Witnesses discuss meat market at 1024 Michigan Ave with valued assets and bank deposits as双方 contend overall wealth and alimony obligations amid claims by Mrs. and Mr. Friederich. Attorneys E P Finch and John Fe Kluwin appear for plaintiffs. B J Dempszy for defendant.
Rev St J L Marquis will unite John Philip Arndt of Marion Indiana and May Elizabeth Fish daughter of Mr and Mrs J J Fish in Neenah Wisconsin Thursday evening The ceremony will be followed by a reception and the couple will reside in Neenah over Friday prior to the alumni meeting at Neenah High School The bride is active in social circles and a former Ki Har attendee while the groom a superintendent for American Electric in Marion Indiana Both are well known in Neenah and Oshkosh
The third in a series of pupil recitals by Heman H Powers was held Monday evening at the First Congregational. A large audience enjoyed Miss Tillie Hi Miss Leong and others as violinists and vocalists. Miss Hansan a soprano with birdlike sweetness and Miss Hessa a useful voice received praise. A male quartet sang three numbers. Ralph Wilson played the Ninth Concerto by De Bertot with Atoctis and Wince at the piano. The performers showed notable talent and the program concluded with a pleasing display of artistry.
Sunday evening June 1 the Sunday school at Second Baptist church presents a program titled Fields and Vinyarde with songs recitations and marches An object lesson The Rose Garden will be presented by the girls An address on the work of the American Publication Society. The Winnebago school north of town held its annual picnic at D L Jamies grove last Friday with about twenty attendees Refreshments including ice cream and lemonade were served Several games were played and prizes awarded Miss Alma Pederson of Winchester taught the school this year Graduates included Beverly Reese Harold Hanson Alan Ward and George Grueder Kenneth Burgess of Jackson street was elected to the Iron Cross Society at the University of Wisconsin summer election He is the son of Mr and Mrs Fred Burgess of the city The society selects members from the junior class for leadership in student affairs
A sharp forecast from a wary Wisconsin observer predicts Taft will not secure the party’s nomination on the first ballot. Roosevelt could leap in if Taft falters, but the writer doubts that bold move and expects a surprise choice remain hidden until the real vote.
A testimonial from B A Horn on Main Street praising Foley's Kidney Cure as an effective remedy for kidney and bladder issues. The note warns that many succumb to such troubles and suggests seeking medical aid if not beyond help. The tone imitates a medical cure advertisement from a historical newspaper.
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