Wednesday Tune 35 1902 Campers Near Appleton
Miss Ethel Hall left Monday for Appleton to join a camping party. Mrs Otto F Moeser of Kaukauna visiting Mr and Mrs Blankenhorn. Mrs James Algeo of Valley City N D visiting her parents in the city. R J Taylor left for Mitchell S D after visiting the Hall family. Mrs C Spore held a surprise social with musical program at 72 Prospect avenue. guests listed. Refreshments in four courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Hall
Appleton
Otto F. Moeser
Stratford
Kaukauna
Blankenhorn
James Algeo
Valley City
N. D
Henry Kemnits
R J. Taylor
Mitchell
Orrit
F. Hall
Wisconsin Avenue
C. Spore
Prospect Avenue
John Bilbel
William Degner
Henry Burdick
Schroeder
Rabe
Sra. Collins
Beil
Emma Frank
Chove
Gustav Schroeder
Rideout’s East Trip Links to Boston Relative and Railroad Talks
W K Rideout, back from a three week eastern tour, found pleasant experiences in Maine and Massachusetts. He met a distant Rideout relative in Boston, toured the city with a government official, and explored a Madison Green Bay railroad plan with Boston capitalists who promise funding if profitability is shown. Rideout aims to convene a joint city committee to gather data and push the project forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Rideout
Lie
Aton
Maine
Mr. Rideout
Boston
Wiliam Henry E Harrison Rideout
Navy
Long
Quincy
Green-Bay Madison
Rideout
Madison-Green Bay
Capitalista
Young People society convenes in Fond du Lac this week
The biennial state convention of the Young People's society Christian Endeavor will be held in Fond du Lac from Thursday to Sunday with strong Oshkosh attendance. Delegates include J C Graham Mildred Merritt Milas Fern Dollar Nellie Noyes from the First Congregational church and William Powers from Plymouth. Additional members and junior Endeavorers will travel independently from several churches amid announced participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Society, Christian Endeavor
Fond du Lac
Oshkosh
National Church
J. Cf. Graham
Mildred Merritt
Milas Fern Dollar
Misa Nellie Noyes
Plymouth Congregational Church
William Powers
Anna Jones
Ellen Jones
A. T. Morgan
Nellie Lee
Lette Perry
A Mills Bowker
Mias Hodge
Rhinelander Man's Mania In Wisconsin Avenue Breaks Chair
A stranger named M. Pierce entered a house on Wisconsin Avenue while intoxicated, frightened occupants, and toppled a chair. He misread his bearings, avoided major damage, and will settle with the court on the charges. Earlier he had read The Daily Northwestern and caused a scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Pierce
Wisconsin Avenue
Wagner
Costa
Pierce
Daily
Northwestern
Femat
Gee Bee
Alteo
Peruna cures cited by Crawfordsville editor and others rally support
The Crawfordsville Advocate-Democrat editor Clem G Moore praises Peruna for relief after years of systemic catarrh and indigestion while others including Judge Win T Zenor and Mrs Amanda Morrill share testimonials. An Oshkosh telephony piece argues for independent systems over Bell, noting cheaper rates and wider reach with multiple phones in business and home use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem G. Moore
Advocate-Democrat
Crawfordsville
Peruna Medicine Company
Clem Moore
Win.t. Zenor
Washington, D.C
N. Capital Street
Washington, D. C
Wim. T. Zenor
Amanda
Morrill
Reid Street
Elizabeth
N. J
Perons
Perona
Amanda Morrill
Perone
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbe
Ohio
Pierced at night in office building seeking lodging
A man named Pierce entered an unlocked Otter street editorial building at night, drank liquor, slept in a toilet, and was discovered by morning staff. He claimed honest intent, showed a Rhinelander bank certificate of deposit for 456 and about $50, and explained he sought lodging but was drunk. Police questioned him. his honesty appeared intact. Assemblyman Chris Sarvau of Oshkosh seeks state senate in Winnebago district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otter Street
Pierce
Polce
Nad
M Rhinelander Bank
Hanor
Chris Sarvau
Oshkosh
Winnebago
Samu
Milwaukee Free Press
McBaln man credits Postum with health and business gains
A Michigan gentleman describes dropping coffee for Postum Food Coffee and reporting relief from headaches sour stomach nervous heart issues and previous reliance on morphine. He notes lasting improvement over three years and improved health and business at age about 60, attributing the change to Postum. Battle Creek Postum Co supplied his name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McBaln
Michigan
Gevere Ag
Bour
Tam
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Independent Telephone Promoters Push Oshkosh Franchise
Richard Valentine of the Wisconsin Independent Telephone Association told Oshkosh audiences that over 200 independent companies operate in Wisconsin with strong farmer connections and better service than Bell. He urged securing Oshkosh and Milwaukee exchanges, promising rapid toll-line links to Fox River Valley and a profitable, growing network with prior dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teeny Richard ‘Valentine
Central Exchange
Janesville
Oshkosh
Milwaukee
Fox River Valley
Appleton
Rock County Telephone Company
Rock County Company
Ither Bell Company
Oshtkosh
Union Aims for Broad Membership in Oshkosh Stores
The union announced a push to expand members among Oshkosh clerks, noting a few delinquents dropped for nonpayment but pledging to show employers that clerks should join the union to preserve trade unity. The drive targets all local stores. officers will be installed the second Monday in July followed by an informal smoker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Municipal court deals with vagrants and disorderly conduct in river area
Two strangers identified as A. C. Ferguson and W. C. Fishman were picked up as vagrants with no visible means of support and sent to the work house for twelve days. Others, including Albert Skimmerhorn Fred Hoffman and Louis Dobbs, pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and fines were set. Andrew Carey pleaded guilty to imbibing too freely and paid a small fine. The piece also includes assorted ad-like notices and testimonials for local remedies and products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Ferguson
W. C. Fishman
Albert Skimmerhorn
Fred Hoffman
Louis Dobbs
Andrew Carey
Ashland Team Sets Tough Test for Oshkosh Baseball
Oshkosh faces a hard proposition Thursday and Friday as Ashland, northern Wisconsin’s strong outfit, arrives with five state university players. Ashland led 16 to 0 in a recent game, signaling a likely decisive clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Ashiaiad
Wisconsin
Ash
Watuentigt Yenday
Ashland
Wausau
Minth
Oshkosh Clerks Elect At Union Smoker Night
The Oshkosh union of the National Retail Clerks association held a semi annual election and smoker Monday evening electing John Rosenkranz as president Charles Brown as first vice president John Willlama as second vice president Charlies Roeder as recording secretary Emil Villow as financial secretary Arthur Ehrman as zulde Edward Anger as treasurer Charles Simpson as guardian Will an Niemeyer as advocate agent Reports of officers showed the results and outlines of duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkostu Union
National Retail Clerks’ Association
John Rosenkranz
Charles Brown
John Willlama
Charlies Roeder
Emil Villow
Zulde
Arthur Ehrman
Edward Anger
Guardian
Charles Simpson
Willan J. Niemeyer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Suomr Sotes
K. Rideout
Madison-Green Bay Rail
Manitowoc
Wisconsin Central
Christian Endeavor Societieon
Waukesha
Meme
Wisconsin Organization of Fike
T. F. Muyhem
States Organization
M. H. Zacharian
tSecretary
State—Organization
Rock County
Bell
Sweden
Bell Company
Boyton
Bell People
Timen
Tee Ahhoe
Judge Gown
Daniel Bante
Otterville
Iowa
New York
Foley
E. A. Horn
Exese James
Perry Davis
Lof
Rocky Mountain Ten
Gauman's Pharmacy
Ashinad
R. M. Burtis CO
Main St
Elles
Eastman's
Main Street
Kuehmsted
Ule
Danham Store
Atgams Street
Gehueah, Wis
Danham
Super Furniture CO
Chase & McIntyre
Cor
Faugee and State Sts
South Malin
Ste
Kranich & Gach
S. N. Bridge & Sons
Mazin St. le
Dane Bros
Donnelly’s
Algoma Street
Harmon’s
Simorte
J. W. Taylor & Co
Tcullough
Evans Bros
Water Consumers
Oshkosh Water Works Co
Malmberg Bros
Wickert
Arion
Daugherty & Curtis
Algoma St
J.R. Chapman & Co
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