Recital rehearsal planned. concert postponed due to weather
The recital participants of Heman H. Fowers schedule a rehearsal this evening. The Land concert at Electric park is postponed to Friday because of threatening weather. Local court and city notes detail cases, visits, and civic matters involving Oshkosh figures and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heman H. Fowers
Electric Park
George F. Austin
Addie W. Close
Eldorado
H. E. Polley
Lincoln Avenue
Charles Oxholm
G. A. Comstock
R. C. Walverton
Centennial Lodge of Masons
Milwaukee
Grand Lodge
Stephen Radford
Alice Radford
Mra. Radford
Mra. Johnston
Plllsbury
Herman Witt Wen
Flop
Moon
Struebang
A. Mexzage
Potter Station
B.A. Lull
Lull
A. B Ferdinand
Ordinance Committee
Common Conel
Appleton
Oshkosh
Universalist Church
York
Henry E. Polley
Christian Church
A. Anderson
Clemansville
A. Gunderson
Astoria
Ore
Gunderson
Anderson
Adam Grundy
George Plummer
Thomas Pettor
Wili
Herbert Rogers
Harry Hough
Winchester
Joseph Harper
Laura
Josie Bell
Samuel O'Dell
Edward Libbey
Henry Doty
Buttedca Bforts
Indian Court Session Opens With Guilty Pleas
The June term before Judge W E L Seaman heard three cases. Jab Swamp pleaded guilty to carrying Nayor into the Oneida reservation and Edward Doxtader to cutting down poles. Doxtader was fined five dollars and one day in jail. Swamp case involved whisky and a witness described an empty bottle. Swamp claimed he drank cider and pretended drunkenness for fun. Court adjourned for the day with about forty similar cases noted and Menasha counterfeiting slated later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court
W. EL Seaman
Jab Swamp
Nayor
Oneida
Edward Doxtader
Doxtader
Joseph Swamp
Swamp
Menasha
Continentals defeat the Wisconsins in 15 to 9 win
Continentals beat the Wisconsins 15 to 9 at Combination Park. Collins struck out 14 while Oaks fanned 9 for the Wisconsins. Coling pitched superbly for the Continentals and Dolan caught well. The Farmers beat the Invincibles 3 to 6 near Appleton with Haley, Kincall, and Daviron on battery for the Farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Combination Park
Continentals
Wisconsins
Coling
Dolan
Collins
Oaks
Wisconsin
Colina
Ener Eee
Obks Srevees
Elmers Tee
Fee Ose
Dreyer Schneider
Fee Essessse Ees
Invincibles
Appleton
Haley
Kincall
Daviron
Thomag
Lang
Death of Mrs Klabunde in Omaha Tuberculosis Tribute
Mrs Klabunde wife of Ferninand Kindunde of 38 Minnesota street died Monday after a three year illness from tuberculosis. She was fifty two years old. The funeral will be Thursday at one PM from the residence and at 1 34 PM from the Nebraska street Lutheran church. Interment will be in the Lutheran cemetery.
OFF TO STEVENS POINT FOR GRAND ARMY ENCAMPMENT
Oshkosh veterans heads to Stevens Point for the thirty sixth annual Grand Army encampment with Women’s Relief Corps and Ladies of the G A R also meeting. Delegates named from Phil Sheridan and John W Scott posts with past commanders attending. Candidates for department commander listed as Agen Ingila Clawson Spratt Snyder. A special train will tour the Wisconsin Veterans Home at Waupaca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Grand Army of the Republic
Stevens Point
Woman's Relief Corps
G. A. R. Wil
Bky
Phil Sheridan
Phil Sheridan Post
Jeagse Evill
W. Woolverton
Mir. Wolverton
M. Harrington
Ers
O. FF. Chase
ED. Davis
W. Lambert
H.C. Walker
Ll. Wood
EC. Owens
A. Bowe
Kate Walker
Philip Rose
Fred Brooks
Carl Welton
John W. Scott Post
John W. Scott
Wiliam Spikes
T. S. Alten
Robert Brand
C. A. Snyder
G. A. RR
Mra. C. Snyder
William Spikes
Alice O'Connor
Ruard
G. Briggs
Thomas Roche
George Loper
Mra Behrend
George Hasbrouck
Mra
M. Wheeler
Mixa Otto
Leone Richard
Delia Raymond
Mra. Hubbard
Mra. Hoedler
Yda Smith
Mra.ebler
Iola Wagner
Ming Rosenthal
Mian Anna Hogenthal
Chase
Wisconsin Veterans’ Home
R.N. Roberts
Waupaca
Eau Claire
Waukesha
Chippewa Falls
la Crosge
Ahi
Waukre
Ovshkosh
Madison
la Crosse
Janesville
Green Bay
Racine
Appleton
Milwaukee
Superior
Sheboygan
Washington
Samo
Thos
Grand Army
J. H. Agen
Robert Ingila Bayfield
P. J. Clawson
Monroe
George Spratt
Sheboygan Falls
M. L. Snyder
Oshkost Poxta
Col. i. A. Gray
Evans
Wisconsin Veterains
Waupack
Winconsin Central
Republic County Committee fills vacancies as campaign season opens
At a county committee meeting officials announced filled vacancies in Seventh and other wards and towns, with R H Hackett elected to fill the Seventh ward seat and Bowron reassigned as secretary. Delegates for assembly conventions will be chosen July UW and the county convention date settled for September 6. About $50 60 remains in the treasury for convention expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republicas , County Committee
R. H. Hackett
Eber Simpson
Rmoval
C. W. Bowron
Mr. Bowron
Oshkosh
M. T. Batus
Harry L. Batu
Winneconne
Edward King
M. F. White
Nekimi
David Thomas
Henry Linck
Poyxon
D. B. Jones
Oren Schoenfeldt
Ovhekosh
Charles Buckstaff
Jerome A A. Davis
Winnieconne
J. M. White
Arthur Smith
Ber Struogen
T. A. Loope
Eureka
Herman Daus
Amnend
Circuit Court
Court House
Morten
Charles Schoeman
Omro
Rushford
Vinland
Beardmore
Clayton
H. A. Babcock
Bailey's Corners
Neenah
City of Oshkoah
Brooklyn
Benedict's Hall
Seventh Ward
Co. B. Armory
Thirteenth Ward
No 6
Engine House
Kimball
Treasury
Corner Stone Laying Planned for New High School
Superintendent H A Simonds and education officials finalize plans for a two o clock afternoon ceremony on Saturday June 21. The event will feature the Arion band a large High school chorus directed by Miss Martha Rollins mayor John Mulva as master of ceremonies Rev F R Hart as clergyman speaker attorney Charles Barber a 1868 graduate and two surviving classmates plus city officials. The program includes prayers songs addresses and a reading of the building history and list of articles in the re laying of the corner stone under the board of public works. The old corner stone scarcity prevents laying both stones this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Simonds
J. E. Mallery
W. C. Hewitt
A. Meiimann
Arion
Martha Rollins
John Mulva
F. R. Hart
Trinity
Charles Barber
Old High School
Mary Burdock
S. Palmer
Timothy Lynch
Common Council
Board of Education
Board of Public Works
Arion Band
F. IR. Hart
Mayor Mulva
Fred Reglinger
Charles Barker
Deaths of George Fleming in Black Wolf
George Fleming, an elderly resident of ack Wolf, died around three o clock at his home. The cause was a hemorrhage of the lungs. He was eighty three. A wife and family survive. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fleming
Ack Woilf
Murani
Mrs J S Wood Funeral at Algoma Street Home
Funeral services for Mrs J S Wood were held at 1015 Algoma Street Monday at 2 30 led by Rev E H Smith of the First Congregational church. Pallbearers included Thomas Robbins Frank Kirk John Rosenkrantz and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JS. Wood
Algoma Street
E. H. Smith
First Congregational Church
Adelbert Fletcher
James Marra
Autos From Oshkosh Shown To Move Factory Here
The National Automobile Company plans to relocate from Rapid City South Dakota to Oshkosh and establish a plant on Light Street. Dr H Mugsles president and F P Hartman secretary and GM announce a gas propelled tourist and racing car of French type with 4 seats, aimed at Chicago road race July 12. John Hartman will drive, gear and testing suggests speeds up to 300 mph, though Chicago race may limit to 35 mph for endurance. The firm anticipates rapid growth and employment, with temporary quarters at James A Barnes shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Automobile Company
Rapid City
S&s
Dimiripuioa
Chicago
Oshkoah
Taft
Drs. H. Mugsles
FP. G. Hartman
Hartman
James A. Barnes
Light Street
Omer
Itd
Waukegan
Newport
The
Nation Automobile Company
Inns of Wisconsin
BH. ¢. Doman
Marlon Street
Auton Fa
Mindon Mayrard
High Street
L&w
Council Committees Debate Paine Engine House Needs
A Monday session of the common council committees on fire and water discusses Paine engine house in Twelfth ward. Alderman Schneider opposes using the Phoenix hose cart at Paine without funded money and Mayor Mulva warns against purchases without available funds. Improvement committee notes brick pavements bids should be rejected and a request to cut street trees referred to public works. James Jenkins heads to Sheboygan for a Clarence Shepard concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Fire and Water of the
Common Council
Mondlay
Anerman Joseph Schneider
Mutra
Paine Engine House
Schneider
Wderman
Phoenix House
Paine
Brauer
Paine House
Mulva
Lichenberger
Hagens
Merritt ‘Street
Imroad Street
Main Street
Public Works
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Blood Purifying Powers
Catarrh cannot be cured with LOCA applications as they fail to reach the seat of the disease. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally to act on blood and mucous surfaces, praised as prescribed by reputable doctors and long sold by pharmacists. The formulation combines the best tonics with blood purifiers, with testimonials available on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Hall
Princeton's Big Gift From 1900 and 1901 Classes
New York June 10 announcement says Princeton commencement ceremonies will include a gift of 69000 dollars from the classes of 1900 and 1901 to fund special university projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Princeton
Abcore thanks and map sale notice in local ad notes
The text extends thanks to friends and relatives for funeral support and floral offerings. It advertises a new Winnebago county standard map by Hicks Printing Company, priced at 3.00, with wide availability. Also mentions an upcoming First Church of Christ Scientist annual meeting and Chicago and North Western rail excursion details from Oshkosh to Boston and Milwaukee events with specific dates and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnebago County
Hicks Printing’ Company
Busines House
Bananas At Retail And Wholesale Prices Advised
An old advertisement promotes buying bananas by the bunch or dozen at low prices. It promises spot cash delivery and substantial savings by avoiding debts and high charges. The notice credits W. H. Boyd and mentions City Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Boyd
Meals at BSoOop's Offer 15 Cent First Class Service
Boyd offers a half day and evening meal deal at City Market. From 11:30 to 2:00 and 5:30 to 7:00, business men and clerks can enjoy top quality meals for fifteen cents with spot cash accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd
City Market
Golden Bagis Restaurant Advertises 16 Cent Meals
Up to date meal offer claims best place in the city with meals including top meats and vegetables at 16 cents each. Golden Bagis Restaurant, 166 Main Street, operated by H. BD Damuth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hsle
Golden Bagis Restaurant
Main Street
H. BD
Damuth
Diverse Oshkosh Classifieds Offer Sales and Jobs on Main Street
A broad array of ads from Oshkosh list opportunities and offerings. Business and property for sale on Main Street and surrounding streets, multiple building lots with sewer, furniture, and household items. Employment wanted and offered, rental rooms, and a lost purse with reward detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Irving
New Yorkvenue
Jackson Street
Wisconsin Avenue
A. Masterson
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Daily Northwestern
Wetleytate
Tunsday
Ise
Adee W. HK
Senwan
Coatinentals
Wisconsins -Poarmers Wis
Minnrada Sreet
Chas. F. Abraham
Oubkouk
Sahamee Shhock
Business College
Republics County
Charten Barber
Black
George Fleming Vasses
Eof
J. S. Wood
Pelton
Ikea
South Dakota
Pire
James Jenkins Winn
Shepeypor
Clarence Shepard
John Mc Keny
Familly
New County Map
Boston
Church of Christ Scientiat
Chicago & North-Western Railway
Chicago & North: Western Railway
Wisconsin Central Railway
Nee- Nah
Fond du Tac
W. L. Atwood
Michigan
Casa
Joslyn's
Central Avenue
Scott Street
A. Dalton
Webb House Furniture Co
J. A. Alexander
Wis
Cal
Nicolas Bros. Co. & N
Portland
Harry Wall
Franklin Ave
Otter Street
N. A
Ras- Musson
Waugoo Street
Commercial House
Tost
South Main
Twelfth
Bridge
Winder
Fifteenth Street
Weisbrod
Optician
Main St
Dunewigo
William Owen
J. W. McDononeld
Carmilla Reynolds
Shakespear
Bauman’s
Electric Park Theatre
ALL Star Stock Company
Harmon’s
40 High St
Doherty & Rice
T. C. Miccullough
BOTZ
Ninth Sta
Chase & McIntyre
Cor. “Yaugoo and State Sts
Donnelly’s
HiGn Bat Dance Bros
Dane Bros
Daugherty & Curtis
Algoma St
Hoaglin & Chase
Corner Main
Merritt Sta
Super Furniture CO
Universal Food Chopper
R, M
Burtis GO
F. Wille
Thaxter Reed
Heo
Oregon
Water Consumers
Oshkosh Water Worka Co
Evans Bros
Radford
Main Bt
Regal
Clark’s Music Store
J. W. Taylor & CO
J. R. Chapman & CO
Hoaglin Grocery
Main and
Church Sts
Wickert
Ali
Malin
Stone Millinery CO
High Stret
Reo
Pool
Washington St
Miss Stier
Newsra Key
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