Daily Northwesiére Social and Civic Notes From Chicago to Stockbridge
William Schmidt travels to Chicago for business while M C Clark and Miss Ella Dickson visit relatives in Kansas City, Berlin, and Chicago. Mrs Harlow and Mrs Brad visit Milwaukee. Miss Nettle Clark and Miss Sadie Boveo move between Loretta and the Normal school. Charity circle, Logies We Clan, and McKinney Sewing Circle rotate meetings. park board plans Yacht Club house location. Ex Postmaster Edward Scout returns home. Floyd Greele involved in hospital after operation. school board supplies schedule in Superintendent Shorponds’ hands. Henry Borman arrested for drunk and disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Dickson
Chicago
Mira
Flore Smilth
Tee
Floyd Greely
Stockbridge
H. L. Luscombe
Cena Avenue
Cirely Wille
Johnston
Sadie Boveo
Loretta, Sidh
Tra Club
St. Mary's Hospital
Board of Education
McKinkey
William Barton
East
Irving ‘Street
Park Board
Neutra
Yacht Club
North Park
Henry Borman
Bea
Sunday Electric Park Events and Local Notices
Sunday Electric Park hosts a band concert in the afternoon and evening with Balloon Azconai at 3 3 p m Madt- Hee at 3 45 and an 8 20 performance. Mr and Mrs George Wrightson return from Sioux Falls on account of their daughter Mrs Jegalo Tud dard death on May ath. The Era sketch by Vilfoon is reprinted with permission. Smallpox card ordered for Wenzel Auler and residence and two other city cases Harry Mallory and a Mueller daughter. Woman's Relief Corps invited to Menasha visit. interurban trip planned. Annual baccalaureate sermon for the senior class at First Congregational Church at 7 30 with music by church quartet and a flute solo by Edgar S. Comstock. Continuous services for education of the young urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wrightson
Sioux Falls
Jegalo Tuddard
Northwestern
Vilfoon
Oshkosh
South Africa
Wenzel Auller
Sixth Street
Harry Mallory
William Mueller
Woman's Relief Corps of
Hit
H. Sheridan Post
Menasha
Edward H. Smith
First Congregational Church
Edgar
Comstock
Largest Stock From The Book Store with Lawn Party Notes
Friday events at 196 Otter Street include a lawn party with Japanese lanterns and refreshments. Guests listed include Mx Carl Koeser Guy Thomas Chester Elser John Stelzel Harry Luesnon and others. The Normal school adjourned for summer with many students leaving town and a picnic at Electric Park organized by the Stammar and Intermediate department. The Oshkosh lodge adds forty new members in a month, while Menasha lodge Elks perform initiation ceremonies for visiting members with social events afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Lueasen
Otter Street
Carl Koeser
Guy Thomas
Chester Elser
John Stelzel
Harry Luesnon
Henry Beglinger
Laurence Gunz
Edna Conro
Lilian Traversa
Behnelder
Biise Mable Whitacre
Wh Itacre
Eather Lucesen
Iss Susan Becker
Annie Leon
Electric Park
Susan Becker
Margaret Becker
Enid Morgan
Miriam Noyes
Mina Ammo May
Milas Mabel Gilroy
Laura McAlster
Grace Greenwood
Messrs
Day Davis
George
Stammar
the Normal
Piconic
Fred Schrandt
Fourteenth Street
Ida Meyer
Misa Clara Schrandt
William Wetteran
J. Embts
William Guhaman
John Lick
William Meyer
Benjamin Domanin
Willam Schingeld
Bernhardt Meyer
Misa Ida Bayer
Tha Teds
Benjamin Domann
Menasha Lodge of Elks
Menasha Lodge
Oshkoah
Senasha
Fred Huban
Knute Hing
Faward Oherwetener
Christian ‘Walters
Menasha Elks
Seawin
Geveral
Rome
Stevens Point Honored by Grand Army Encampment
C F Chase details Stevens Point hosting the Wisconsin Grand Army encampment with 417 ballots cast and large crowds. The event featured parades drills and a campfire with Babcock and Kimberly singing, while debates over salary increases for the Wisconsin Veterans home commandant and board personnel dominated afterglow discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Chase
Stevens Point
State Départment
Grand Army
The
Republic
Oshkosh
Mgr
Chase Sys
Stevans Point
Chase
W. H. Babcock
O. E. Kimberly
Janesville
Wisconsin
Hoe
Board of Trustees
Ellis
Chage
Chippewa Falls
la Crosse
Waukesha
Thomas
A. K. de Groff
Bryant
de Groff
R. N. Roberta
Waupaca
Roberts
O. F. Chae
Major Roberts
Roberta
Curta
United States
Memorial Day Observances By Local Fraternal Groups
The G A R Modern Woodmen and Elks honor departed members with ceremonies. Elks hold tributes in their lodge hall and cemetery visits, while G A R and Modern Woodmen place flowers on graves. Tomorrow June 16 the Modern Woodmen mark day with Oshkosh lodges meeting at German Odd Fellows and Mibennia halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen
Elks
Materm
Mibennia
Cemetery Decoration Speech for Congressmen's Return
Fragmentary note describes a cemetery event with decoration details. Mentions Congressman B Davids and a return from Washington to deliver an address at a local cemetery on May 2. Includes Reverend Willis Rou phe and a male quartet as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davids
Washington
Willis Rou
Wisconsin Postoffice Clerks Plan Oshkosh Convention
The Wisconsin State Association of Postoffice Clerks holds its second annual convention in Oshkosh on July 4 with about fifty clerks from forty offices expected. Elections, delegate selections for the national meeting, pension talks, and potential labor federation affiliation are discussed. Oshkosh chapter officers and entertainment plans are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin State Association of Postoffice Clerka
Oshkosh
Milwaukee
Whate
Carriege
Officara
Bank City
Wits Pttee
Sheboygan
National Legislative Committee
National Federation of Labor
Gompers
Carl B
3Fc- Cabe
Louis
Stauff
Phrinm
Fountaine
William Dung
Green Bay
William T. Marx
Kenosha
Serpeant-At-Arma
E. FP. Knaak
Watertown
W. H. Zu
Cleveland Wins Naval Cadetship From Fond du Lac
Harry Ward Cleveland of Fond du Lac won the Naval Academy cadetship after leading a field of twelve in the April examination in this city. He will take the final entrance test in Washington on September 16 after a three month prep period and will enter Annapolis if successful. Second place went to Thomas Follett, who also goes to Annapolis for preparatory training as alternate. Cleveland, son of J E Cleveland of Gildings & Lewis Manufacturing Co., is seventeen and expected to excel in the entrance exam with friend and supporters backing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ward Cleveland
Fond du Ine
United States Naval Academy
Wil
Naval Academy
Washington
Thomas Follett
Cleveland
Annaporfe
Follette
James Fr. Davidson
J. E. Cleveland
Gildings & Lewis Manufacturing Co
Fond du Lac
Arnold Arling In Invitation for June Wedding
Invitations have been issued for the marriage of August Joseph Arnold and Carrie Henrietta Arling in this city. The ceremony Sunday June 2 at eight o'clock will be at the bride's home, 99 Central avenue, with Rev. Edward H. Smith officiating. The couple will live at 99 Central avenue after July 9 and take a wedding trip to Chicago. Carrie Arling is the daughter of Mrs. Mary Arling. August Arnold is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. F C Arnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Joseph Arnold
Carrie Henrietta Arling
Mary Arling
Central Avenue
Edward H. Smith
First Congregational Church
Wood
Ceape Street
Weather plans for Oshkosh carnival with balloons and shows
An Oshkosh Sunday festival plans an afternoon program if weather holds. A 3 30 balloon ascent with parachute jump is set, followed by theater attractions and a concert by the Arton band. Wallace’s tented show visits July 7, as Ringling alternatives rotate between nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arton Band
Oshkosh
Wallace
Walloc
Ringling Circus
Fond du Lac
Elks Carnival Parade Promises Colorful Community Event
Oshkosh Elks lodge announces a three hour parade starting about 3 PM on Thursday June 26 as part of a reunion and carnival. Locals rally decorative entries with many women named among early supporters and merchants invited to furnish floral floats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frst
Organization of Elks
Staler Kluwin
Firat
Conan
W. J. Heys
J. A. Crum
M. H. Eaton
W. H W. Hathaway
Phil H. Sawyer
John Morris
Frank Caldwell
Thomas Wall
Henry Roenitz
Winifred Hollister
John W. Himebaugh
Luhm
C. W. Oviatt
Ethel
Diane Ideson
James Masterson
John Storm
Oshkosh Lodge
Eiks
Atgte
Ward
Carrie Nations
Elke Andywajtes
Granville
M. Hy Zacharias
Vehi Fa
Focal Lodge
The
Elks
Lodge
Wis
Lt. L. Lucas
Milwaukee
Mike
N. B
L. L. Lucas
Carniircotentorium Co
Algo Distributing
Forest Park
Journal misreadings spark Oshkosh mail post controversy
The Milwaukee Journal misconstrued Davidson's return to Oshkosh for a Memorial address and suggested he was called home over the Crane appointment. Northwestern notes confirmed actions by Payne and Crane remain unclear, prompting Oshkosh residents to debate postmaster general responsibility amid circulated Journal excerpts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conpan Davidson
Washington
Wisconsin
Oshkosh
Milwaukee Journal
Journal
Davidson
Northwestern
Publc
Payne
Crane
Thos
Roosevelt
Anyon Wise
Ole Oleson
Oshkord
Gers
Hi Shoe Mining Company
Silwaukee
Sandern
Wheelman in Trouble After Bicycle Collision at Main Street Store
A wheelman rode a bicycle on the sidewalk at Louis Walsh’s store, struck and toppled four display cases, causing breakage. The rider, Henry Ernst, employed at Paing Lumber, was riding down Main Street when crowded by teams at Pearl Street, losing control of his bicycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Walsh
Main Street
Waa
Henry Ernst
Empio
Paing Lumber Company
Ernet
Pearl Street
Teama
Store window accident ends with repair promise
A shopper collided with the display in Mr. Walsh’s store, tipping the case and breaking two panes and the glass shelves. Mr. Ernst agreed to compensate for the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Walsh
Mr. Ernst
The Davis Musicale Opens With Miss Davis Hosts
Miss Sarah Davis and Miss Helen Davis hosted a nearly 500 attendance musicale at the Century House despite bad weather. Ushers Nellie Brown and Verne Lawvon guided guests to seats as Madam Hragna Linne soprano and Miss Clara Murray harpist from Chicago performed with accompanist Miss Elizabeth Waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Davis
Helen Davis
Misa Nellie Brown
Verne Lawvon
Madam Hragna Linne
Clara Murray
Chicago
Madam Linne
Madam Marcheal
Paris
Miss Murray
West
Elizabeth Waters
New Winneboro County Map Now Available for Delivery
The updated Winneboro county map is ready for delivery. Orders may be sent to The Hicks Printing Company for immediate delivery. Law offices real estate firms banks and businesses are urged to obtain the map, priced at paper 2.00 cloth 4.00, with a wide sale noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winneboro County
Hicks Printing Company
Busines House
Bananas Offered at Cut-Rate Prices by City Market
A local notice from W. H. Boyd at City Market advertises bananas sold by the bunch or dozen without hefty profits. It promises spot cash discounts and delivery, claiming savings of up to 40 percent compared with rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Boyd
Boyd's Meals Offer First Class Meals at 35 Cents
Boyd's City Market advertises meals for 35 cents available to business men and clerks from 11:30 am to 2:00 pm and 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm. Emphasizes top quality cooking and spot cash payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd
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Northwesiére
Wiliam Schmidt
M. C. Clark
Waurhara County
Miss Nettle Clark
Berlin
Mra
Charles E. Harlow
Mra. H. EB
Brad
Sunday Electric Park
Hurn’s
Oubkoch Delenetions
Kelinse
Stevens
Will Hare
Ryiers Tamorener
Wisconsin State Association of Post- Ofice
Clerkea
Ouhiouh
Annapolis
Harry W. Cleveland
Fond .du Lac
Arnold Arling
Mr. Auwant J. Arnold
Carrie H. Arling
PIN Oshkosh
Bende
Omers
Cebkosh
Wheelman
Henry Erpet Falta
South Walet
Mustin Underwear
Tempter No. 2
the Jones Dry Goods CO
Davis Musicale
Lew County
Nap
Wall ST
Overton Paine & Co
LaSalle St
Tory
New York
Kranich & Bach Parlor Grand Piano
Kranich & Bach
S. N. Bridge & Son
Minse
Lampert’s Shoe Store
Omy
Lampert’s
South Main St
Orsh
Ripon
Vaukan Road
Ross Flecher
Jackson
Irving
Golden Eagle Restaurant
H. D. Damuth
Tre
Court Street
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