Local News Briefs From Oshkosh Area Rail and Court
In Milwaukee visits and local society notes. Cam eron and Sabin visiting. Dr. Gebbe hosts visitors. Cleveland Jr. and wife proceed to Buffalo. Miss Lewis returns home from Madison to teach. court records reveal a replevin case over a hack settled with costs. Maggie Abrams granted divorce from Albert Abrams with alimony and custody arrangements. weddings and engagements noted among area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David N. Cameron
Milwaukee
George M. Sabin
William “James
Minneapolis
Vissing
Joseph Brennan
Michael Laughlin
Clarks Mills
George Gebbe
GD. Cleveland Jr
Buffalo
Imies Harriet E. Clark
Oshkosh Normal School
Min- Foscelis
Algoma Horticultural Society
Williams’ Business College
Annile Leonto Electric Park
J. Noyes
Waupaca
Alta G. Lewis
Union Street
Madison
Court House
Louis Ott
Fairwater
Fond du Lac
Louisa Hetke
Harry E. Sen
Edith Enison
Charles A. Jones
Margaret A. Raleigh
August J. Arnold
Carrie H. Arling
Alas Nig
Miles Mary Schneider
Wenzel Schneider
Maggie Abrams
Albert Abrams
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
PslAintit
Hazel
Waller
Jesse
Washington Street Switch Sparks City Council Debate
The council Tuesday evening disposed of several minor matters including rail spur requests and lighting placements. A new horse team for the fire department was proposed for $500, and Cherry Avenue improvements were approved. The Washington Street switch issue with Winnebago Traction was tabled after Mayor Mulva warned of potential court actions if forced. The council adjourned for one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh Transportation Company
Lot 7
Fifth Street
Oregon Street
Committee On Railroads
Park Board
North Park
South Park
Finance Committee
Klapproth
Board of Public Works
Lincoln
New York Avenues
J. J. Mallery
Board of Education
Common Council
Kloeckner
Washington Street
Winnebago Traction Company
Aledkman Foster
Traction Company
Alderman Leach
Mulva
Eurch
Leach
Downs
Boyd Street
Phoenix Wins Debate at Normal School Contest
The Phoenix Lyceum Society defeated the Lyceum in a nonunanimous contest on the Fifteenth Amendment. Carl W. Johnson led the Lyceum team with support from Nicholas Gunderson and Miss Tereza Cook. R. W. Vanderhoof, Rowland Halsey, and Miss Badle Hearny argued for the Phoenix. The audience noted lively style and strong points from both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Lyceum
United States
Phoenix Society
Carl W. Johnson
Oconto
Nicholas Gunderson
Ocono
Movac
Tereza Cook
Marinette
Johnson
R. W. Vanderhoof
Black River Falls
Rowland Halsey
Oshkosh
Mise Badle Hearny
Waupaca
van Gerhoot
Gunderson
de- Aivery
Amoosh
Lyceum Prevails In Close Contest At Phoenix Event
The judges were Supt H A Simonds O J Schuster of Neenah and H Landgraf of Berlin. When verdict came in Phoenix supporters erupted in joy while Lyceum backers expressed disappointment. Lyceum had won the contest last year.
Merited Promotion for Gustaves to Traveling Freight Agent
Henry F Gustaves, formerly of Oshkosh and an Neenah agent for Wisconsin Central Railway, is promoted to traveling freight agent for the division. He expects to assume duties next Monday and will reside in Oshkosh. W C Riley of Hancock is promoted to Neenah agency as Gustaves moves headquarters. The Racine molders strike at CasaVunit continues with six months unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Gustavus
Oshkosh
Wisconsin Central Railway Company
Neenah
Guatavus
L.W. Wood
Gustavus
W. C. Riley
Hancock
Wis
Riley
Lne
Virginia woman finds relief by stopping coffee for Postum
A Virginia woman chronicles years of indigestion and heart palpitations caused by coffee. After trying many remedies, she switched to Postum Food Coffee, boiled 15 to 25 minutes, added cream, and reports weight gain, restored appetite, and improved health. She says she will recommend Postum and print her letter with name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Mra
A. T. Drown
Central Station
W. Va
The Second Recital at Plymouth Church
The second of the musicales by Heman Powers pupils drew a crowded Plymouth Congregational church audience. Notable soloists included Miss Elizabeth Thielen, Miss Marle Mitchell, Miss Anna Kusche, Mrs. Edward Richard Smith, Miss Bessie Scott, Miss Beatrice Uttermark, Miss Nellie Nelson, Miss Grace Fraker, Dan Tu Johnson, Mr. W. C. Cowling, Mr. Alfred Kusche, and Leslie Bronson. The program featured varied vocal solos and a final male quartet singing Swannee River to a hearty round of applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heman H. Powers
Plymouth Congregational Church
Lucia
Elizabeth Thielen
Mira
Edward Hichard Smith
Messrs. Powers
Leonhardt
Dinsmore
Henkel
Martha Williamson
Anna Kusche
Kusche
Edward Richard Smith
Menasha
Aisa Bessie Scott
Menagha
Miss Scott
Afisy
Beatrice Uttermark
Weynuwera
Miss Uttermark
Uttermark
Nellie Nelson
Grace Fraker Tach
Miss Nelson
Miew Praker
Dan Tu. Johnson
Holy City
Gani
W. C. Cowling
Alfred Kusche
Aiso
Bas
Hiss
the Wanderer
Leslie K. Bronson
Meenie
William McDonald
James Jenkins
Messrs. Bronson
Brown
Thielen
Swannee River
Tomorrow's graduation day for class of 02 at Normal
Tomorrow at 9 36 in the auditorium the formal graduating exercises will honor eighty nine diplomas from President R H Halsey. Fifty seven are full course graduates and thirty two elementary course. Prof Albion W Small of Chicago will deliver the address. The program includes invocation and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Halsey
Albion W. Small
Chicago Enoiversity
J. W. Greenwood
the Angel
Teubinstein
Mimsea Boynton
Foster
Alumni Banquet Marks Close of 1902 School Year
The Oconto Falls area hosts the annual alumni banquet Thursday at six, with Miss Eva Foster performing a piano duet and vocal solo by Miss Nina Wallen. Diplomas are presented by President R. Hi. Halvey as students including Charieas McCune and Miss Foster are honored in the 1902 year end events.
Prohibition convention heads toward Milwaukee today
George Elliott BE VanKeuren and Rev M Himebaugh depart for Milwaukee for the Prohibition party state convention to be held today with hundreds of delegates expected from counties statewide. VanKeuren notes three gubernatorial contenders while Milwaukee delegates back BE W Drake. a mass meeting will feature Oliver W Steinel James A Tate and others as the first state conference of Prohibition alliances forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Elliott
FE. VankKeuren
Willam Lane
M. Himebaugh
Milwaukee
Prohibition Party
van Keuren
Milwaukee Dispatches
John C. Marth
Mineral Point
H. A. Russell
Superior
J. EB. VanKeuren
VanKeuren
BE. W. Drake
Oliver W. Steinel
National Committee of
Chicago
Wil
James A. Tate
Einnessee
National Committee
Samuel D. Hastings
Gre. Bay
Frank 5. Kegan
Rockford
Stewfth
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the Daily Northwestern
Council
Newcnm Tor
Lyceum Society
Miss Ningalten
Mise
Eugenie Wiese
Ushkosl
Roy Ozanne
Onhkosh
Wiss Loulac
J. Rowland
Khnukausa
Henry F. Gustaves
Racine
Oshkosh Paint Company
Main ST
Fhrone
Paes
Havana
Thalacker & Buhkgess
Main Street
Marvel Frimer
la Crosse
Evans Bros
Oshkonh
Gossom
Bright
E. A. Horn
Iner
Giantitrust
Perry Davis
Bayman’s Pharmacy
Foley
EB. A. Horn
Asheville
Queen & Crescent
Southern Railway
I. M. Burtis CO
Water Consumers
Oshkosh Water Works Co
Malnberd Bros
Stone Millinziry CO
High Stret
Donnelly
Algoma Street
F.S. Hoaglin Grocery CO
Northwestern
Sr i. Os
Oshnosh Saait
E.lwicewne
J. R. Chapman & CO
Ori
Bain Gt
Masury
Stroud & Thomson
Lucy F
W. Tolman
Tel
Medberry-Hemis Co
Sawyer
Gage
Maynard d & Newton
Oftino
Igh Steet
Qold Gust Twins
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