Marriage Licenses and Local Happenings in Oshkosh
The Daily Northwestern notes marriage licenses issued to Albert Pokrandt and Esther Hamecher of Oshkosh and Julius Jorgenson and Mathilda Peterson of Neenah. It mentions social visits, a European trip planned by the Thompson Barber party, and several residents traveling for business or conventions. A stray dog sits in a city police station after losing a toe, awaiting its owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Wickert
Fond du Lac
Harry Jameson
Pere-Marquette Railroad
Phillip Jones
Boston
Fred Baumen
Los Angeles
Cal
George Bauman
Thompson-Barber
Edward E. Barber
Ning Barber
Hinsdale
N. H
Brattleboro
Barber Brothers
Winteconne
Albert Pokrandt
Esther Hamecher
Oshkosh
Julius Jorgenson
Mathilda Peterson
Neenah
Frank Challoner
W. J. Warstaf
E. R. Hicks
Omrm
Ea Hicks
Lila Baird
Minnesota
W. H. McMillen
Jewell
Duluth
Twa Warriors
Eveleth
Minn
Madison
Green Bay
Lake Winnebago
Lucy Fi
E. Manuel
Thomas Hough
E. A. Manuel
HH. G. Allen
John Dougherty
M. Stromme
Amy Manuel
Pearl Manuel
Thelma Stromme
Robert Brennan
C. W. Oviatt
Orluce
Quinn
Milwaukee
Thomas T. Harrizon
Mt Vernon Street
Harrigan
Ragatz
Judgment Entered in Municipal Court Garnishee Case
J. P. Finch sued Thomas L. Smith and the Ferris Clovis company as garnishee for 55 dollars for services in defending Smith on a forgery charge. May 13 a second judgment for services was obtained by Smith at Ferris Clovis. Finch seeks damages against Smith and garnishee. evidence shows Finch charged 63 dollars for services, 25 for motion and argument for no new trial, paid 2 dollars by Mrs. Smith. Garnishee proceedings will accompany the appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Finch
Thomas L. Smith
Ferris Clovis Company
Mr. Smith
Smith
Sime
Finch
First Clay Pigeon Shoot Opens Season At Winnebago Club
The Winnebago Gun club holds its first clay pigeon shoot of the season next Tuesday at Heisinger farm opposite Riverside cemetery. A large turnout is expected as members are keen on the tournament. Traps have been improved with a new cistern, and open competition will feature regular blue rocks shoots every Tuesday afternoon until fall. Competitors are divided into three classes with prizes a gold medal.
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Winnebago Gun Club
Heisinger Farm
Riverside Cemetery
Blue Rocks
C. W. Ovlatt
Edgar P. Bowyer
John FP. Steier
G. A. Buckett
C. ©. Chase
H. M. Harmon
Carl Helsinger
Mell Percy
Dr. Burton Clark
G. L. Madison
John J. Thomas
F.C. Sehneider
Phil H. Sawyer
G. G. Pritchard
J. B. Howe
J. W. Dunham
D. C. Burdick
Henry Wunderlich
E. C. Tubbs
Leo Banderob
W. W. Kimball
D. C. Buckstaff
I. A. Hinman
J. Farl Morgan
William Glatz
D. Shelby
H. M. Clark
Oscar Crary Jr
Dings_ C
Frank Stein
H. C. Roenitz
L. A. Ba
W. H. Hay
W. J. McKay
F. Miller
E. G. Jackson
J. C. Btorm
J. D. Carr
C. W. Schmidt
Charlies Sheets
John Chaloner
Woodmen Picnic Set for Oshkosh Labor Day Crowd
Thousands of Woodmen and friends from Winnebago Fond du Lac and surrounding Fox River valley will gather in Oshkosh on Labor Day for a large picnic in North Park. About 5 000 to 10 000 are expected with steamboat excursions planned and competitive games and degree team drills for prizes. Local camps Pinery No 375 and Saw Dust City No 4868 sponsor committees and organize the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Me’ &Plees
Winnebago Picnic Association
Woodmen of America
Fond du Lac
Neenah
Campy
Wisneham County
Fox River Valley
Winnebago County
North Park
Ute Winnebago Picnie Association
Oshkosh Wodimen
Frank Brockway
Frank Ising
August Packer
Pincry
Sawdust City
Probate court record names heirs and executors in Gleason estate
In probate court the will of late Francis A Gleason of Neenah is probated. It awards $300 each to Efla L Eaton, Sarah B Brann, Julia Collins, Mary Norton, and Elza A Athearn plus furniture for Mrs Athearn. Gifts also go to First Presbyterian church Neenah and to Mrs Dulle Haupt and Eliza Lansing. Executors named George W Athearn. Administrators appointed for Newton Finney, L H Eaton, and August Kargus with bonds set. Estate valued under $1,000 with real estate income noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis A. Gleason
Neenah
Efla L. Eaton
Fairfield
Sarah B.brann
Lewiston
Nme
Julia. V. Collins
Pittston
Mary Norton
Elza A. Athearn
Mre
Athearn
First Presbyterian Church of
Dulle Haupt
Eliza Lansing
Elba UL. Eaton
Sarah B&b. Brann
Julia Collins
Eliza Athearn
George W. Athearn
C. C. Finney
Newton
Finney
M. H. Eaton
L. H. Eaton
August Kuargus
August Kargus
Excursion to Oshkosh by Beloit train schedule
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad offers a Sunday excursion Beloit to Oshkosh with a morning departure from Beloit at 7 30 and return at 7.00 pm. Stops include Janesville Milton Junction Fort Atkinson Jefferson Watertown Junction and Clyman arriving Oshkosh at 11 15 am. Fares range from 1 to 1 local agents note last year about 100 persons came from the same points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago & Northwestern Ry
Green Lake
Oshkosh
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
Beloit
Beloft
Lake Winnebago
Wisconsin
Curtis
Coffee Cures Dyspepsia Through Postum Testimony
A Kansas woman recalls years of coffee illness and sleepless nights. After switching to Postum and Grape Nuts, her stomach pain, headaches, and heart spasm eased, the fatty tumor allegedly vanished in five months. She credits coffee ignorance and Postum for her renewed health and vigor.
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Kearney
Ned
Jong Bollimg
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Judge Yenman Warns on Liquor Sales to Indians in Oshkosh
United States Court case notes Indiana residents connected to a saloon selling liquor to Indians on reservations. Three defendants, two witnesses, were arrested for drunkenness and held overnight. Marshal Reed condemns liquor sales to Indians, citing statute No. 218 of 1872 and warning of prosecutions.
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Indiana
Seymour
Green Bay
Oshkosh
Marshal Reid
United States
R. Ik -Reid
Congress
War Department
W. H. Seaman
United States Court
Milwaukee
Memorial Day Observed by Modern Woodmen Camps
Next Sunday June 15 the Modern Woodmen lodge and camps Pinery 378 Sawdust City 4868 plan a memorial day with program and speeches by Congressman Davidson Rev William Rollins and Mayor Mulva. A parade led by the Columbia band will start at German Odd Fellows hall and end at Riverside cemetery if weather allows. otherwise events move to Alsema M E Church.
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Pinery
Sawdust City
J. H. Davidson
Columbia Band
Eureka
Main Street
Algoma
Riverside Cemetery
Alsema M. E
Royal Neighbors
William Ralling
Algoma Quartet
John Mulva
Algama Quartet
Davidgon
Lodge
Oshkosh Student Leroy Gates Joins Cornell Crew
Leroy G Gates of Oshkosh son of Mr and Mrs G W Gates attends Cornell University Ithaca NY and is a member of the Cornell freshman crew set to race Wisconsin freshman crew at Poughkeepsie on Saturday June 21 The crew departed Ithaca Thursday for the Hudson River with Fisher bow Ruland Jones Schockopf Foote Monroe Gates Shepard stroke Shepard a strong cox or caraman risk but a first year man to varsity prospects.
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Leroy G. Gates
G. W. Gates
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Poughkeepsie
Wisconsin
Hudson River
Fisher
Ruland
Jones
Schockopf
Foote
Monroe
Gates
Shepard
Oshkosh Fond du Lac interurban delayed by heavy rains
Predictions that the Oshkosh Fond du Lac interurban railway will not be completed by July 4 face ongoing rain delays. The Colum bia Construction company says weather hampers progress on both the Oshkosh Fond du Lac and Oshkosh Omro interurban lines, with the Omro line faring somewhat better. Bridge work on West Algoma Street is said to wrap up by July 1 for the Oshkosh Omro route, per the contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement C. Smith
Columbia Construction Company
Omro
West Algoma Street
Orshkoah-Omro Road
Downs
Oahkosh-Omro Road
Golden Discovery Phe Lungs Omro Trolley Progress
The Omro system nears completion with track laid within two miles of Omro and trolley arms on poles. Brackets and wire stringing anticipated in days to enable gravel trains from Oshkosh toward Omro. Gravel grade construction underway as dirt subgrade washes out sections.
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Tolu
Omro
Oshkosh
Sentences Set for Counterfeit Ring by United States Court
On Thursday at 2 p.m. John Burke and William Harper, guilty of counterfeiting, faced Judge Seaman. Burke drew nine years and Harper eight at Stillwater prison Minnesota, while Russell received six months and Keyes thirteen months in state facilities. Sentences reflect prior conduct and an attempted escape, amid debate over sending federal prisoners to Stillwater versus Waupun, a Wisconsin practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burke
William Harper
Seaman
United States Court
Burke
Harper
Still Water
Minnesota
Stillwater
Waupun
Wisconsin
William Russell
House of Correction
Milo Keyes
Keyes
Russell
Hurke
Happy Time in Old Town and Health Remedies Ad Blurbs
A collage of local testimonials and ads tout cures and tonics. Bucklen's Arnica Salve promises rapid healing for skin injuries while Foley's Kidney Cure sells as a remedy for kidney and bladder issues. Dr Gorham's Oxygen Tonic Tablets claim dramatic strength gains. Also notes about telephone growth and a nostalgic tease about hair turning gray. A cheeky line on subscriptions helping win editors' hearts.
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Old Town
R. ON
Revit
Bucklen
Bauman
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Polmas
Yenman
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J. H. Dawaome
Cornell Crew
Leroy Gates
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E A. Horn
Bauman's Pharmacy
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Panama
L. Struebing & Co
Chattanooga
Queen & Crescent
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Oshkest Water Works Co
Jorge Prunes
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Malmberg Bros
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Marvel Frimer. Ie
Trane
Were
Istman Mill CO
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