Milw Madison and Oshkosh social notes and health report
Mies Ruth Rickert and Mrs Guntay Megandank visit Milw and Waukasha while Dorothy Handon spends a week at Ohlago. Engagement announced for Anna Hawiey to Harry Alexander of Balnelander. One new diphtheria case reported as Oshkosh shin season wanes. Mrs Seaton Richmond and daughter Shan visit Gakwood for the summer. Eva Richmond arrested on a municipal warrant in Ninth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Ruth, Rickert
Guntay Mégandank
Milw Mules
Waukasha
Dorothy Handon
Twelfth Street
Ohlago
Gudat
Mra
H.C. Custer
Genevieve Avent
Wohn H. Dallaway
clty-Hiaa Beenuc Columbus
Oweere
Bardad
Gehkest
Santon
Shan
Memphis
Taio
KS Richmond
Gakwood
Seaton
Milas Eva Richmond
Slatslie
Otto
Tos
Ninth Streets
Wisconsin burglary cases moved to August 1 trial
Members returned to the city at 5 after a pleasant afternoon by auto travel. Luncheon was served. The case State of Wisconsin vs Frank LeRoy for the Menasha burglary was continued to 8 am August 1. Henry B. Sande, charged with the same crime, is serving an eighteen month term in the state prison at Waupun. LeRoy’s trial was to be held today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Wisconsin
Frank LeRoy
Menasha
Henry B. Sande
Kailey
Waupan
Lelroy
Wedding trip turns couple to Neenah residence
Mr and Mrs Heos plan to reside in Neenah after a short wedding trip. Oshkosh dog license applications lag, City Clerk Witzel warns owners must renew by July 1 to comply with the new dog tax law. A car features a double deck bed, four chairs, three electric lamps and a portable stove with toilet facilities for comfort on the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heos
Neenah
Lvenses
Oshkosh
Witzel Arites
Caniner
Witzel
Bejet
Have All the Comforts Aboard Moving Pullman Car
A couple travelling toward California enjoy home comforts in a Pullman car. The car features extra shock absorbers for tidiness and a unique home constructed brake to prevent backward slide on steep mountain climbs. The family began on the Pike's Peak trail and the car is fitted accordingly.
Family travels in hotel on wheels to Los Angeles
The Galloway family consisting of father, mother, and two children arrived in the city yesterday after an overland trip. Their conveyance is described as combining hotel luxuries with a mobile living space, drawing considerable attention from onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the & G. Galloway
Los Angeles
Oshkosh Elks Plan 300 Member Delegation to Chicago
Oshkosh Elks seek to levy a per member assessment to cover expenses for 22 member fife and drum corps attending the national convention in Chicago. About 300 Elks aim to travel July 6 to 7 aboard Pullman sleepers, with a one day stay for city business and an electric parade in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh Lodge
Chicago
Lodge of Elks
Elks
Convention of Elks
Elix
Oshkosh Elks
Oshkosh
Fife and Drum Corps
Chicuzemy
EB. W. Thing
A. W. Dunham
Homer Pipkorn
Jack Richmond
B. W. Arnold
New Bells for Bridges Delayed by Unclear Delivery
City officials report orders for new high volume warning bells have not arrived after more than six months. Councilman Porath recalls plans to install bells on Main street and other bridges before navigation season. efforts continue to secure delivery and installation on arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin
Porath
Main Street
Forath
Mr. Porath
Compensation Hearings Open in Wisconsin Workmen’s Act Claims
Commissioner Thomas F Konop with Official Reporter J A Retelle opened hearings at the courthouse on claims under the workmen s compensation act. Testimony heard in Fred W Krueger vs Wisconsin Cabinet and Panel Co and Frank Abrams vs Loper and Loper. Fred Zimmerman vs Delfox Grass Matting Co settled. Remaining schedules carried over to afternoon and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Konop
Industrial Commission of Wisconsin
J. &. Retelle
Fred W. Krueger
Wisconsin Cabinet and Panel Company
Frank Abrams
Loper & Loper
Fred Zimmerman
Delfox Grass
Aone
Improvements at Athearn Hotel Undergo Major Refit
Improvements and rearrangements at the Athearn hotel total about 49 000 to 50 000. Bowling alley quarters become a billiard academy and the billiard rooms will be replaced by a reading writing and lounging room. An annex adding eighteen elegantly furnished rooms will be ready in about ten days with a new basement dining room for clubs and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athearn
Local man pleads guilty to assault at city dance
Frank Helingl of 936 Eleventh Street appeared in municipal court this forenoon and pleaded guilty to assault and battery on R. C. Ziegenhagen of 45 Sixth Street. He was fined or jailed but paid the fine. The trouble arose at a dance held last Friday at Ziegenhagen's hall at Sixth and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Helingl
Eleventh Street
R. C. Ziegenhagen
Sixth Street
iHeingl
I$l
Costa
Heinzi
Ziegenhagen
Phall
Sixth
Ohio Street
Arguments in Gasch Divorce Case Heard in Calumet
Testimony was heard in the Calumet county circuit court session for Clara Gasch versus William Gasch on May 24 and 25 Judge Burnell presiding. In the forenoon J E McMullen of Chilton argued for the defendant, followed by Philip Sheridan of Green Bay for the plaintiff whose brief had not finished at noon before a recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnell
Calumet County
Clara Gasch
William Gasch
Circuit Court
J. E. McMullen
Chilton
Philip Sheridan
Green Bay
Prospective Weddings in Oshkosh Area Filed in County Clerk Office
Applications for marriage licenses have been filed in the county clerk's office. Readable entries include Anguat Schmeling of Winneconne with Esther Luebka of Vinland, Roy Miller of Oshkosh with Alma Bleck of Oshkosh, Arthur Miller of Oshkosh with Gladre Suhr of Oshkosh, Gor Flammer of Grundyown with Lilian B Marke of Onbekom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anguat Schmeling
Tom
Winneconne
Esther Luebka
Vinland
Roy Miller
Irving Street
Oshkosh
Alma Bleck
Twentieth Street
Arthur ‘J. Miler
Monroe Avenue
Gladre Suhr
Obituaries for Mrs. Charles Luedtke and Miss Elizabeth Techlow
Mrs. Charles Luedtke of 4 and 6 Scott Street died yesterday after noon at Sunnyview sanatorium after four weeks as a patient. Born Bear Creek April 17, 1892, she leaves husband, son Marvin age 4, father Frederick Muck and three brothers. Prayer service Saturday 3 AM at home. burial by 10:27 train to Chatonville. Elizabeth Emily Techlow died yesterday afternoon at her mother’s home 536 Ninth Street aged 22, born August 13, 189?. survived by mother, two brothers Sergt. Maj. H C Techlow at Camp Grant NL and Arthur E Techlow of Janesville, six sisters including Mrs. Arthur Schmlat and Misses Ruth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luedtke
Charles Luedtke
Scott Street
Sunnyview Sanatotium
Bear Creek
Marvin
Frederick Muck
Frank
Henry
Earl Muck
G. M. Wong
Chatonville
Techlow
Elizabeth Emily Techlow
Bertha Techlow
Ninth Street
H.C. Techlow
Camp Grant
Arther.e. Techlow
Janesville
Arthur Schmlat
Ruth
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