Dow’sFs Thursday Reday June 26 1862 Menasha notes
A chaotic community page item lists a postponed General Bible class meeting at William Meter’s home, a marriage license issued to Bernard Makowhke and Victoria Bokoldowski, and various local visits, with Elks decorations causing mixed reactions. It also covers funeral services for Mrs. Wom Chaorza, school committee inspections, and a Sixth Street School graduation party hosted by Anna Christenson with tennis and croquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Meter
Ceape Street
Percy Stevens
Platteville
Walter Steyang
Oxford Street
Bernard
Makowwhke
Victoria Bokoldowski
Menasha
Charlies’ Thomas
Mildred Thomas
Baraboo
Mt. Vernon
Samuin
Hanmond
Rosendale
Lucy Leland
H. Leland
Elks
Mtand
Quinn & Rogge
Ita
Wom Chaorza
Eleventh Street
Edward H. Smith
First Congregational Church
H. Josslyn
E. R. Smith
Frank Leach
George Simpson
John Buchanan
George Scip
Thomas Hagene
Thomas McAllen
Riverside
Board of Education
Faber
Richmond
Ryckmanns
Kuntzendorff
Second Ward
Dale
Anna Christenson
Sixth Street
Ninth Street
Agnes Abrams
Mattie Bernowski
Josephine Shen
Ena : Richards
Tillie Daniels
Mille Hines
Ernest’ Becker
Edward Bellman
Bernard Pierson
G. Beardimora
Alice Randall
Gusste
Arions Give Concert at Elks Reunion in Opera House Square
The Arion band performed Wednesday at 7 30 PM as part of the Elks reunion. A large crowd filled the square and adjacent streets to hear selections praised as very fine. Conducted by Dell Wright, the program included Caeser's Triumphal, La Benediction Des Poignards, Old Lang Syne, and Memories of Tara among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arion
Cohdert
Opera Howse Square
Elks
Caeser
Mitchell
Meyerbeer
Tobani
Wolo
Arthur Crosby
de Boven
Shale
E. Bach
Tara
de “Witt
Central City
Dell Wright
The
Arions
Arrival of Elks Reach Oshkosh and Nearby Cities
Green Bay lodge No 259 arrived in Oshkosh at 10 54 over the Northwestern road with about thirty Elks and Heynen's band. The Stevens Point delegation followed at noon over the Wisconsin Central with about sixty people and a band. Neenah Menasha sent boats with bands. Total Green Bay representation remained around forty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay Lodge
Wika
Oshkosh
Heynen
Green Bay
Stevens Point
Wisconsin Central Road
Neenah
Menasha
Elks
Festivities for Elks and Friday Elks events
Elks celebrate with a water carnival on the Fox and Lake Winnebago tonight with flotilla between Wisconsin Avenue and Algoma Street bridges. Steamer Annie M. hosts Elks with cards. Thistle hosts Liks and Indies with Elk accompaniment. Tomorrow features Elks picnic at Electric Park with balloon ascent theater and more. Ashigad Oshkosh baseball at 5:30, fire department run, and stereoscopic views by B F Huntley at Main and Algoma, shown at the German National Bank wall featuring officials and about 500 Elks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Fox’ River
Winnebago
Wisconsin Avenue
Algoja Street
Thistle
Electric Park
Fire Department
B. F. Huntley
Main
Algoma
German National Bank
Elka
Smith Himebaugh Certland 5 Engagement Announcement
Smith Himebaugh and Mies Lorn M. Fimebaugh announce their wedding for this evening at eight o'clock at the home of the bride's parents. Rev. Mr. Higa will officiate.
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Certland
Smith and
Mies Lorn M. ‘Fimebaugh
Mra. Demith
City
Mr. Higa
Trinity Parish Not Wavering Over Possible Secession
In Oshkosh a Fond du Lac paper cites Bishop C C Grafton noting Trinity Episcopal church and Rev John W Greenwood may not secede over broad church views. Greenwood insists Trinity has no plan to leave, remains independent, and will stay in the church of his fathers despite liberal views. he cites tolerance within the Episcopal body and notes past exoduses from low church factions.
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Grafton
Oshuvoat
Ww. Greenwood
Setti
Oshkosh
Trinity
Sea City
Greenwood
Fond du Lac
Newton
Lester
Trinity Parish
Church of My Fathers
Milwaukee Elks Parade Arrives For City Welcome
About 130 Milwaukee Elks led by W. W. McIntyre and Exalted Ruler Rt. F. Witte arrived by special train around 10:20 AM. Mayor David S. Rose and Clauder’s band accompanied the contingent through Main Street to Elks Hall and the Tremont hotel, with a floral parade and audible serenade at the Daily Northwestern office.
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Milwaukee
Clauder
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Church Street
Elks’ Hall
Main
Tremont Hotel
Milwaukee Elks
Tongine of Elks
Joseph’ Clauder
Une
Elks
Northwestern
Pirotina
Ceape Street
Op Main
Fire at Badger Club Hall On South Main Street
Firefighters were called after midnight to a blaze at the Badger club hall on South Main Street. The fire started in a first floor toilet room likely from a broken gas jet by an intoxicated person. Water drowned the flames as holes were cut and gas turned off. only the section between the beams burned and the dance was halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Street
Reported Hold-Up on Lower Waugoo Street
Police report a ten o’clock Tuesday episode on lower Waugoo Street where Samuel Luther and Miss Koehn were approached by a large man with a revolver who ordered them to surrender money. The couple fled, the assailant vanished, and police suspect it may have been a practical joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Luther
Mins Koehn
Waugoo Street
Pollea
Police sought after Main Street carnival row in Oshkosh
Readers report a weekday disturbance on Main Street during the Elks carnival. groups of youths yelled remarks and wound twine around passers by especially girls, prompting calls for police presence and safer patrolling to prevent roughhouse and harassment. The Elks deny involvement in the mischief and distance themselves from the noise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Main Street
Malin
Milwaukee
Fifty Elks Sought to Aid Police at Main Street Fire Run
The mayor asks fifty Elks to assist police Friday evening in keeping Main Street clear during a fire run. The event promises excitement and danger unless the pavement is kept free of spectators. Ropes will block side streets to stop teams crossing Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks’ Club
Elks
Municipal Court Hears Drunk and Disorderly Cases
In municipal court Edward Patton and Fred Marlin were arraigned on drunk and disorderly conduct. Fach was sent to the workhouse for eight days. Edna Jones pleaded guilty to drunkenness and disorderly conduct and paid fines and costs. Reagent fever and job-related notes appear in fragmented text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Patton
Fred Marlin
Fach
Edna Jones
Wisconsin Elks Convene In Oshkosh For Annual Session
The Wisconsin Association of Elks held its annual meeting in Oshkosh. Delegates adjourned to Friday at 9 30 in Armory B to elect officers and pick the 1903 reunion site. Dues increases and an official Elk publication are among topics to be discussed. President A F Warden praised Oshkosh hospitality and noted Wisconsin hosts about four thousand Elks across twenty nine lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Association of Elks
Armory B
Orlock In
Co. B
Armory
Elka
Wisconsin
Elkdom
Esquire
J. A. Allo
Ashland
D. H. Walker
Rhineland
Jer
L. P. Gilman
Wausau
M. H. Zacharias
Orhkosh
Bert
Wil Hams
George W. Levis
Madgen
W. F. Pflueger
Manitowoc
L. W. Koffman
Green Bay
John Kehler
Kenosha
R. S. Nitte
Milwaukee
G. B. Burrows
Madison
Josph- Spitz
Appleson
Elks
Bert Williams
George Lushet
iMenasha
George W. Upham
Marshaéhd
A.F. Warden
Waukesha
Association B. P.O Elks Hag
Oshkosh
Grand Lodge
Ita
Probate actions settle wills and benevolent bequests in city
In probate court the will of Clara Ann Wheeler is admitted and property valued at 560 dollars is left to Lizzie Wheeler wife of Frank Wheeler of Grand Rapids after debts and costs. J H Jenkins executor report shows 360 dollar bequest paid to Anna Vogtman for services, with 100 dollars already paid, and remaining funds turned to the Ladies' Benevolent Society. The society receives proceeds from a house and lot sale and markers are placed at graves as provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Ann Wheeler
Lizzie Wheeler
Frank Wheeler
Grand Rapids
Anna M. Vogtman
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Misa
McDonald Damuth Nuptials Performed at Damuth Home
The wedding of Mr Claré R McDonald and Miss Nelle Maude Damuth was held last evening at the Bride’s parents home North Park Avenue at 3 30 with Rev Edward J H Smutt officiating Miss Lodia J McDonald was bridesmaid Edwin R Bornshind served as groomsman Miss Mac Peterson played the wedding march and a bridal song followed a wedding supper and social hour The couple are esteemed musicians with many friends who wish them happiness in marriage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac Peterson
Plano
Oshkosh Yacht Club Sets Regatta Dates At Athearn Hotel
At a meeting of the Oshkosh Yacht Club held at the Athearn hotel this afternoon, members decided to hold the annual regatta on August 13, 14 and 15. The originally planned July 30, 31 and August 1 dates were dropped to fit with the club’s regatta schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh Yacht Club
Athearn
Oshwosh Yacht Club
Soldiers Wreck Saloon in Virginia Raid
A crowd of 140 soldiers from Fort Meyer Va wrecked James G Hearn s saloon at Rosalyn Va firing carbines and revolvers. The raid left one man wounded in what appeared to be an organized retaliation for a comrade s shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prem
Washington, D. C
James G. Hearn
Rosalyn
Fort Meyer
Hanged for wife murder in jail yard execution
Tittsburgs Po June 24 The second execution this week occurred in the jail yard at 10 30 today Charles Davis a West Virginia negro was hanged for the brutal murder of his wife at their home in this city last December
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tittsburgs Po
Charles Davis
West Virginia
Barber Shotster Kills Man in Terre Haute Shop
In Terre Haute Indiana Terrell Lipton was shot and killed while sitting in his barber shop at Ehrman Gale Lipton had recently shot and seriously wounded Dan Watts. Officers are today hunting Watts for the crime. The story mentions a summer girl stowed away last winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigar
Terre Haute
Ind
Ehrman- Gale
Terrell Lipton
Lipton
Dan Watts
Watts
Independent iron men plan $2 million Kessemer plant
Associated Press report from Youngstown dated June 26 states prominent independent iron manufacturers plan a new $2,000,000 Kessemer steel plant this city. The venture will be formed by men already connected with the local iron trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Youngstown
Kessemer Steel
City Items and Miscellaneous Books and Maps
Fragmented list notes where to buy miscellaneous books, pocket books and Catholic prayer books at Enatman's 119 Mary St specializes in reading materials. Mentions heating fishing and pleasure items and references Foster-Tothman in Willis WI with arrangements related to Omra Winneconne Noch Menasha and Appleton. Announces a new standard map of Winnebago County available for ferry and delivery by five dollars. lists services from Wicks Co. and talks of legal and real estate offices offering maps and resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enatman’s
Mary St
Paritea
Foster-Tothman Willis
Omra
Winneconne
Noch Menasha
Appleton
Winne County
Wanted Housework Helper For Small Family
Help needed at 106 Park Street. Small family seeks a reliable person for housework duties. Wages negotiable. Apply in person to W H Boyd at the address given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Boyd
Mieke
Onna
Park Street
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