Mixing Eila Boyington Visit and Local Fevers
The Daily Northwestern notes Eila Boyington of Stevens Point visiting Mrs. G Luscher on Church Street. Scarlet fever cards ordered at several homes. Nellie Graham of Denver visiting Mrs. G Luscher has gone to Boston for a Christian Galentist meeting. A patrol wagon moved Adolph Stelphiiber home from Radford Brom company mill. Mrs J O Garrety and daughter travel to St Paul for an extended visit with Mr Gerrety at Hanlin with horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eila Boyington
Stevens Point
Mra G. & Luscher
Church Street
J. A. Graham
Sara
Mra
F. J. Tinkham
Inland Street
Nellie Graham
Denver
Adolph Stelphiiber
J. O. Garrety
S T. Paul
Gerrety
Hanlin
Invincibles to face Colts for prize at South Side Park
The Invincibles meet Anger's Colts on Sunday at South Side Park for a prize of W dollars. Batteries: Invincibles Thomas Lang and Colts Paul Anger. Dozen Club to run excursion to Lautenbach's Park on the Thistle with Arion Band members and music on boat and at the park. Also notes a wedding in Oshkosh and a Y M C A vs American Grass Twine baseball game at Combination Park Saturday at 3 50. Bids on June 21 for Julia Kiel residence at Wisconsin Ave corner and Akron Street with 11 rooms and modern finish estimated at 1200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Invincibles
Anger
Colts
South Side Park
Thomas and Lang
Paul
Lautenbach's Park
Thistle
Arion Band
A. F. Henningsen
Orabelle
Wisconsin Avenue
Funeral Services for Mrs Ethel Dunham of Oshkosh
The funeral for Mrs. Ethel Dunham of 261 New York Avenue will be Sunday afternoon at 2 from her residence. Dr. James P. Abbott of the First Baptist Church will officiate. She is survived by her husband Guy Durham two daughters Maud Dunham and Mrs W W Perking both of Oshkosh two brothers and one sister of Elmira New York and four grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel In Dunham
New York Avenue
James P. Abbott
First Baptist Church
Guy Durham
Maud Dunham
W. W. Perking
Oshkosh
Elmira
Schram ‘Chair‘company
Sheboygan ‘Falls
Union Tron Works
H.C. Doman
Dooman
Suie
Schram
Edgar P. Sawyer
Hom
South
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
John Kimberly
Neenah
Redlands
Cal
Pasadena
San Francisco
Catalina, Island
Monterey
Seattle
Portland
Vancouver
St Paul
Proctor
Civil Service Commission
Postal Service
McGabe
Uume
Oshkoth
P. A. Hubert
D.D
M. E. Church of America
Durham University
England
Dominica
Miiles
Martinique
Yakan
Livingston University
Salisbury
N. C
Wilverforce University
Ohio
Itis
Hila
Kindergarten Association of the
African M. E. Church
Progress of Pavements On Merritt And Washington Streets
Work on Merritt and Washington streets for new asphalt pavements progresses rapidly though electric railway tracks hinder pace. A crew of three currently operates on Merritt Street. Most cedar paving blocks have been removed except a small section near Art, Vernon and Pleasant avenues which is being tackled today. Excavations will occur between Broad Street and Pleasant Avenue to establish uniform grade. Cement curbing and cutting has begun on south side from Broad Street to Mt Vernon and on north side from Broad Street to Pleasant Avenue. The ce ding crew follows closely. curbing due next Thursday and grading by next Saturday. Pegs driven along the road, dirt filled to top of stakes, and leveled to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt
Washington
Washington Street
Merritt Street
Art
Vernon
Pleasant Avenue
Broad Street
Mt. Vernon
Main Streets
Broadstreet
Ioard Street
Floral Parade in Oshkosh Plans and Promises
The Oshkosh lodge selects Ban Hooper Edwin T. Cole and Henry Buss to organize a floral parade on Thursday at eleven. Citizens with horses and rigs will decorate vehicles with real and paper flowers. The event aims for a brilliant display to honor the state convention and attract several thousand visitors and state business leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elke
Oshkosh Lodge
Ban Hooper
Edwin T. Cole
Henry Buss
Riga
Oshkosh
Decorative Festooning and Colors Feature Elks Event
Fr Joslyn notes elaborate decorations for an Elks event with festooning in national and Elks colors. Double festooning promises a superior display and a professional decorator is offered to handle the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EBLKS
National
Elks
Lesa
Josslyn
O Rourke plans fresh lineup for Ashkosh opener
O Rourke announces three new trial players as Ashkosh aims to open the season Sunday against Sheboygan. The local team expects changes at several positions with Tom Morrisey likely to start at first base, Knapp poised for short, and Dixon set to catch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheboygan
Matha
Koch
Ashkosh
Hissman
Short
Harington
W. J. O'Rourke
Tom Morrisey
Knippeksof
Milyaukee
Pease
Fargo
Morrisey
Brie Nevires
Knapp
Omro
Dixon
Wate
Surprise wedding visit by Coachmen Lodge at 125 New Street
Eugene Kavanaugh and his bride were honored by about twenty lodge members of Coachmen No. 85 in their new home at 125 New Street. The gathering featured an oak rocker gift, games, music, and light refreshments. Lodge officers listed include President Herman Zellmer and Secretary Chris Williamson among others. the fraternity began a decade ago with twelve members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Kavanaugh
Wiliam Wagstaff
Michigan
Hig Bride
Newstreet
Coachmen’s Lodge
Alice Lockhart
F. Barnes
H. Locke
Herman Zellmer
Chris Williamson
Joseph Sehneider
Peter Olson
Louis Carpenter
William Diddle
Roy Dibble
John Dausen
Peter Dausen
Louis Larsen
Walter Smith
Charles Krueger
Edward Dunbar
Joseph Taylor
Richard Fowter
Fred Munthe
Charles Scharteau
Louis Scharteau
William Porath
Closing Days at the Normal School This Week
Many students depart as commerce week nears while some stay for summer term. Notables like Mark Franklin and Charles Abbott are mentioned among returning staff and graduates. A Tremont gathering by the Banquet Society draws faculty and members. speeches by Sage Bodden and Hew outline past and future plans. Athletic officers are to be elected at a recent association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eld
Mark Franktin
Wittentrg
Mas
Corricar Terlay
Miay
Jlie Pittord
Miles Hazen
Milwaukee
Chippewa -Falla
Oshkosh
Banquey
Tremont
Kean Society
Dan’ Dob Paine
Pryof
F. Sage
WW. C. Hew
Ney
Philakeans
Henry N. Bodden
Philaken
ATW
Kasten
Edward Allen
Athletic Associe
Election of officers and club leadership details
The text lists elected officers including President Frank Froelich and managers for football John Gauerke basketball Edward Allen tennis John Palmer baseball Theodore Goeren track Edward Young with Secretary Jennie Bailey. Jr Ws Switzer elected president of the oratorical association at a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Frank Froelich
John Gauerke
Edward Allen
John Palmer
Theodore Goeren
Edward Young
Jennie Bailey
Oratorical Association Jr
Ws Switzer
Health Officer Wilkie Replies to Mayor on Smallpox Charges
Health Officer F J Wilkie says charges by Mayor Mulva were in good faith but based on misinformation. He details his absence, medical arrangements for smallpox patients, and steps taken to quarantine and fumigate several residences, with only two cases remaining in Oshkosh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Wilkie
Mulva
Appleton
Willam Decker
C. E. Sargent
A. Ault
Sargent
Wiliam Mueller
Drs'Aulto
John Rothephack
Thade
Oshkosh
Stopper
Buckstamm
Wilkie
Merrill School
Bowen Street
West Alsoma
Avery
William Lull
Fifth Street
Joseph Welsch
Tenth Street
Julius Woltz
Oregon Street
Charles Stetch
Nineteenth Street
Ernestine Pohl
Seventy-Fifth? Flag Day Observance in Oshkosh Honors Old Glory
Oshkosh marks the 125th anniversary of the flag law with citywide displays on public buildings and a school program. Mayor orders flags raised. Prof. Howitt to speak at Third Ward School. describes how the Stars and Stripes design honors the original thirteen colonies and the present forty five states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Fiag Association
United States
Daughters of the Revolution
Oshkosh
America
Third Ward
W W. C. Howitt
Normal School
Congress
Sovereien
Oshkosh con man Woodruff arrested on ad scam charges
Charles Woodruff alias Charles W McCone also known as J F Dowling, sought funds by false pretenses while soliciting ads for the Scout of the Philippines. About $90 defalcated. Woodruff in custody in Wilkes-Barre. A municipal court warrant pursued for obtaining money under false pretenses. A telegram and police photo linked him to Oshkosh incidents and other aliases. Capt Paine and Lieut Comstock seek to bring him to justice. Harper Miss Birdie Froelich accompanied him earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Dowling
Charles Woodruf
I. Epstein
Scout of the Philippines
Wilkesbarre
Lo. H
Wickesbarre
Woodruff
Potter
Woodruf
John W. Jones
Cishikosh
G. W. McGiouan
Lome
B. W. Paine
Co. B
Oshkosh
McGovern
J. ©. Simpson
Cblst
Charles W. McCone
Mel Gowan
Simpson
Charles Woodruff
Charles Wesley
Charles W. Allen
BE. W. Paine
G.A. Comstock
C. D. Jackon
Birdie Froelich
Mulwaukee
Thiad
Neenah Library Bids and Amusement Hall Plans
Neenah Wis June 13 bids on the city public library opened yet not disclosed as bids exceed the appropriation. Amusement Hall plans approved by majority stockholders. bid above funds prompts loan of up to 5000 with ticket sales and subscription efforts planned. Firemen walkout at Neenah paper mill. union demands clash with management amid shift changes and potential non union hires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Neenah
Wis
Neenah Public Library
Opera House
Amusement Hall
Neengh Auditorium Company
City Hall
Lovell
Chicago
Board of Directors
Board of
Neensh Paper Company
J. A. Kimberly Jr
Neenah Company
Gilbert Paper Company
Menashi Paper Company
Howard Paper Company
Kimberly-Clark Company
Winnebago Paper Company
Winnebago
W. T. Davis
Incal
Ho Hamilton
He Nremen's Union
Hamilton
Ints Cfty
Hamiton
Tre KstuaFon
Winnebare
Reunt Mipgemikera
Focal Milla
Kaukauna
Kakauna
Ranfiwitr
Winanelasa Millapore
Thimainy
Themerhea
Kaukauna Inon
Carr
Neenah Union
Stubbe
Mill workers told company to run Saturday shifts at two mills
Cars were loaded with paper until 2 a m and officials said the Thilmany mill would run Saturday evening while the Winnebago mill would close on Saturdays. Manager Stubbe assured men the mill would be open Saturday nights this week. Company officials stated they had received assurances that production would continue as planned on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stubbe
Stublea
Fatal two-train collision near Summit Tennessee
A collision between the Jasper accommodation of the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis Railway and a Nashville mail train near Summit eleven miles from Chattanooga on Thursday afternoon left engineer George Rollins and L A Rankin among the fatally injured. James Bernard and other crew were hurt and about fifteen passengers slightly injured as the mail train telescoped the accommodation. Orders to meet at Summit led to miscommunication and the mail train, believing it had right of way, passed Summit. Oshkosh Elks select official state reunion cap for June two to two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway
Nashville
Summit
Here
George Rollins
L. A. Rankin
Oreman
James Bernard
George Ray
Webb
Mall Turnin
Oshkosh Elks
The
Elks
Bananas and Meals at City Market Under Spot Cash
W H Boyd advertises late bananas at wholesale prices with discounts of 2 to 40 percent, promising 10 cent delivery and cash-only sales. Also offers a new deal for first class meals for 15 cents during lunch and dinner hours at City Market, touting best quality and unsurpassed cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Boyd
Boyd
City Market
Golden Eagle Restaurant Promotes 15c Up-To-Date Meal
HL D Damuth proprietor invites patrons to the Golden Eagle Restaurant at 156 Main Street for an up-to-date meal featuring the best meats and vegetables, priced at 15 cents each. The ad emphasizes memorable meals and city’s best dining value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Eagle Restaurant
Main Street
HL D. Damuth
Ss Saar Eee
Attention to Regular and Public Meetings Notice
Public notices call for Emma R Greene WUHL and Thelma Hivo to attend a regular meeting next Tuesday evening and a public meeting Wednesday at K of P Hall near Davies store. Also mentions Annie Weber as commander and other local names. Job ads, sales, and a farm-like list follow with various local offers and wants including a house for sale on Mt Vernon Street and hotel waitstaff positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma R. Greene
Wuhl
Isig Thelma Hivo
Mrs. Greene
Wil Toki
K. of P. Hall
Teather Davies
Maccabea Hilves
Neigaboring
Mies Annie Weber
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the Daily Northwestern
F. H. Josslyn
Elka
O'Rourke
Mierovgan Va
Quan “and Dixon
Wolf
Riah
Ember
Coachmen's Lodge Ja
Kellogg
Hin Warerroma
Fo J Wikie
Wade Axsin
Mim
Flag Bay
Lexercien
Third Ward School
Pelton
Toni
Woodamff
Philippines
Ee Ayivania
Neenah Library
Fnair Way
Kuehmnsted
Main ST
J. Y. Hull
Electric Park Theatre
ALL Star Stock Company
Shadows of Sin
Arion
Daugherty & Curtis
Algoma St
Wickert’s
New York
South Mare
Donnelly’s
Algoma Street
Doherty & Rice
Seripfexe
Sik
Elxhirth Street
Samwood
Phad
Neville Mate
Tavntre
Peterson
Nise
Mt. Vernon Street
Central Avenue
Revere Lntel
Hotel Athearn
Whiger
Mix
F. J. Farquhar
Ancy
Wixcraft
Northwest
H. W. Peek
Maker
Oshko3h, Wis
Evans Bros
Gillen
St. Rhone
Senate
J. L. Clark
Waclesase
Wid
Malin St. Nkosh
Thielen
Joen Thieler
Washington Stress
T. C. McCcullough
Nia
Frank Leach
Ace
J. R. Chapman & CO
Slain Street
J. W. Taylor & Co
I Main Street
Thaxter Reed
Oregon St
Postal Telegraph Cable Co
Oshkoh
CHASE
Cee Ea
Pool
Harmon's
Igh St
Hoaglin & Chase
Corner Main
Merritt Sts
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