Residents and visitors listed in city notices and events
Local items note visitors guests and visits from Minnespolia New Mexico Wisconsin and Milwaukee. Diphtheria and scarlet fever cards ordered for residents. Seventh Day Adventist H W Reed to preach at Merritt Street church. social gatherings at Miss Charlotte Groth and other homes. Kirpatrick death prompts family tribute. steamer Evelyn dry docked for Oshkosh trip.
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Achey Ban
Oronopower
Scarlet
Fevee
Casce
Myrtle Street
Peter Jacobson
Minnespolia
H. W. Reed
High Street
Fred Pollard
New Mexico
W. T. Kilnworth
A. Getchius
West Algo- WA Street
John Witzel Jr
Chicago
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Minsee Whittemore
Gree Lake
Beckwith
Oliver Ellsworth
Margaret
Bertha
Virginia Hamgoond
Elgin, St
Verna Hale
Bira
Fred Glazer
Vine Street
Hulda Mathey
Oregon Street
Seventh Day ‘Adventists
Merritt Street
Margaret Bronk
Oxford Street
Bulwaukee
Peter Jensen
Wisconsin
Avents
G. H. Croffman
Wright Street
Charlotte Groth
Otter Street
Gertrude Dodd
Mr.Ayatt
Giddings
F. Etrobel
Julia Howard
Daisy Somerton
Lula Gaird
Neo~ Neh
Frank Roraman Alten Kirkpatrick
Negaunes Midh
Joseph M Kirkpatrick
Oshkosh
Elks Picnic at Electric Park Featuring Band and Balloon Ascension
Elks picnic at Electric Park Friday June 21 features Arion Band from 2 to 5 pm and 8 30 to 10 30 pm. Electric Fountain offers moving pictures including Destruction of St Pierre and Carrie Nation s Saloon Smashing with a 3 30 pm balloon ascent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Picnic
Electric Park
Arion Band
St. Pierra
Carrie Nation
Miss Boening Says She Was Involved in Hold-Up Incident
Miss Boening, stepdaughter of William Koehn, claims she is the young woman in the reported hold-up tale from Northwestern. She describes leaving Koehn's store with Samuel Luther when a gunman emerged, demanded money, and fled after Luther challenged him, with no shots fired and the suspect’s identity not established.
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Miss Boening
William Koehn
Northwestern
Samuel Lujther
Wangeoo Street
Miles Bucning
Fire Run Tonight Prompts Citywide Police Precautions
The city prepares for a sensational fire run at eight tonight with police heightened checks. A committee of fifty Elks will assist with police powers and ropes will block Main Street after 7:45. Eleven fire units will start 150 feet apart. spectators must stay on sidewalks. Numerous arrests and undercover officers are planned to maintain order.
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Sidermere
Elks
Main
Main Street
Bridge
West Irving Street
Muiya
State Street
Alleged Pickpocket Arrested After Escape Attempt
R Michael Schultz was jailed awaiting charges of larceny from the person after he was arrested by Officer Mulva. Two companions escaped during the struggle. Echuite faces theft charges for taking $22 from H. Leslie of Winneconne while asleep in a saloon. Frome money was found on him, though not the amount claimed. William Laidiow appeared in municipal court charged with drunk and minor conduct and pleaded guilty, receiving a sentence of fourteen days.
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Michael Schultz
Offcer Mulva
Mulva
Echuite
H. Leslie
Winneconne
William Laidiow
Gah
Striking Resemblance Between Two Public Figures
Parallel images compare A F Warden of Waukesha, head of the Elka Wisconsin group, with Col John Hay a leading diplomat and former secretary of state. The cuts were not meant to mirror each other, reflecting typical newspaper practice of varied reproduction.
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A. F. Warden
Waukesha
Elka
Wisconsin
Col
John Hay
The
United
A Dream of Beauty Floral Parade in Oshkosh Elks Meet
A Dream of Beauty details the floral division of the Elks convention parade in Oshkosh. Thousands witnessed elaborate carriages covered in chrysanthemums, roses, sunflowers, and other blossoms. Notable rigs led by John Kinwin and numerous ladies showcased thousands of flowers, with many carriages valued in the thousands of dollars and each display praised for color, variety, and artistry.
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Oshkeoah
Solla
Milwaukee
Meeting of Elks
Oshkosh
John Kinwin
Oshkosh Lodge
Stanhope
Tiny Folkers
West Superior
Hattie Keath
Galenburg
John Storm
Miriam Noyes
Hazel Bray
Jessie Morgan
Flora Luhm
M. H. Goettman
Mixa Flora Goettman
Jewel Chase
Josephine Morgan
Dreamland
Albert Morgan
Mise Babcock
Mac* Clark
Irene
Ruth Morris
RK. W. Wilde
Erna Oleson
Neesty Smett
John Cameron
Jennette Pratt
Cameron
Milo Buckstaff
W. H. Hathaway
H. C. Genitz
Mra. Roenitz
Miss Madison
Mra
Ben Hooper
George and
Samuel Oper
Gibson
Concord
Carrie Lawson
Verne Lawson
Helen Davis
May Ely
Kate Gordon
Morgan
Milas Alma Edgarton
Cora Edgarton
Florerice Bemis
Nellie Brown
Franklin Bowen
Ruby Radford
Jane Moody
L. M. Mann
D. N. Cameron
W. J. Wagstall
David Evans
Walter Peters
D. C. Burdick
William McDonald
Mr. Harvey
Oshkosh Outbat Ashland In Darkened Tie
Oshkosh outbatted Ashland two to one and made ten errors to Ashland’s two as the game ended 5 to 5 after nine innings due to darkness. Quan and Jess combined for strong pitching for Ashland while Oshkosh benefited from a late rally in the eighth inning, but costly fielding miscues cost Ashland a victory.
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Oshttosh
Ashland
Thade
Walters
Oshkosh
Quan
Jess
Gass
Croll
Jeas
Brockway
Dillon
Jean
Gase
Walters T
Jesa
Leonard
Aakland
Dilton
Crall Steuck
Tuschlerer
Garg
Nafe
Crall
Langer
Sored
Olm
Oshkosh Overcomes Ashland In Narrow Win Inning Tale
Oshkosh apply late offense to beat Ashland 5 to 6 as Walters, Oshkosh Quan and Jess contribute. Olmsted scores after Greubner out and Whittkow’s center hit. Oshkosh outhits Ashland 14 to 6 with 10 errors total. Coffin umpired.
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Stead
Greubner
Whart
Walters
Olmsted
Whittkow
Ware
Hit & Pen
Quan
Oshkoat
Oshkosh
Lang Brockway
Foik
RAE Oshkosh
Ashland
Walters Leonard
Jess
Coffin
Water Carnival Dazzles Hundreds at Elks Parade
A Thursday evening water carnival drew thousands to the river as about thirty five boats, many lit with covered lanterns, formed a shimmering flotilla. Police controlled dense crowds at the Main street bridge while crowds lined banks from Kusche dock to Radford Brothers yards awaiting the Annie M leading the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Kusche
Radford Brothers
Winconsin Avenue
Annie M. Wie
J. F. Kluwin
Elks
Illumined river parade boats light up the harbor
The river parade featured the LeFeber, Columbia band boat, B. F. Carter with Arion band, and Heymen’s band among-Elks boats, all decorated with colored lanterns. The Thistle drew criticism for near collisions with smaller craft while Bosobel showed its pile driver lights. Twenty eight smaller boats also glowed, as crowds cheered, with Northern hospital bonfires and the Princess sailing yacht adorned with lanterns from bow to stern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeFever
Columbia Band
B. F. Carter
Arion Band
Heymen's Band
Green Bay
Elks
Thistle
Twin City
Jong
New Winnebago County Map Ready for Delivery
The new standard map of Winnebago County is ready for delivery with orders sent to Hicks Printing Company. Maps will be delivered at once and are priced at 2.00 paper and 2.00 cloth, aimed at law offices real estate firms banks and businesses seeking up to date coverage.
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Winnebago County
Hicks Printing Company
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Elke
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John Kay
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OF. Warder
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Lonsdale
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J. Y. Hull
Tain Street
New County Map
W. H. Boyd
Botd
Boyd
City Market
Damuth
Russells
National Union Bank
Main and
High Streets
Grove Street
North Park Avenas
Doren
Chicago Fruit Tore
South Metntree
Fulton Street
B. Hayes
Alec
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