Wedding Surprise as Storm Kinwin Tie at St Johns Church
Oshkosh residents learned this morning that John C Storm of St Paul Minn and Ada Marie Kinwin of this city were married at 6 30 in St Johns Catholic church on Thirteenth street. The ceremony was performed by Rev James C Hogan with a small gathering. The couple departed for Chicago and plan a honeymoon visiting New Orleans Mardi Gras and the eastern cities before returning to St Paul after May 1. The bride, long organist at St Johns, is from a prominent south side family. The groom has managed the main St Paul Swift Co office for three years and previously ran the local Swift & Co office in this city. The storm family is connected to Bouck Hilton law offices and a Denver brother attended.
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Oshkosh
John C_ Storm
St Paul
Allnn
Ada Marie Kluwin
St. John's Catholic Church
Thirteenth Street
Hev James C. Hogan
New Orleans
South Side
Haseen
St. John's Church
Storm
St. Paul
Swift & Coe, Meat Packers
Belteview
Louis Storm
Denver
Soon to Be Bride Chaperon Hosts Secret Engagement Reveal
A prominent east elite young lady hints at a forthcoming union of two families. She recalls a recent surprise party where guests celebrated with wit and a diamond displayed on the left hand, while Cupid’s conquests were playfully narrated in a leading drygoods store.
Hot Biscuit Passage Promotes Wheat Health Claims
A nostalgic piece recalls hot biscuits and white flour in breakfast fading in favor of wheat. It includes a reader letter praising Grape-Nuts for indigestion and overall health, claiming improved digestion, clarity, nerves, and weight gain. The ad ends with a promotional tagline and the Fortun Co. notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fostum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Weilville
Price
Ware
Stormy Winter Blizzard Delays Rail Traffic Across Oshkosh Area
A severe winter storm centered on Milwaukee and Chicago caused major train delays from the south into Oshkosh with some lines unable to pass north. Wires failed and communications were interrupted while sleet and two inches of snow made travel hazardous. Northern routes stayed mostly on time as conditions eased later in the day.
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Oshkosh
Milwaukee
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Elect
Elkh's Dance Announced For March Third
Obituaries and notices from Oshkosh report Mrs Elizabeth M Spencer an early settler dying at 84 at her sister Mrs Strouds home after senile pneumonia. Widow of Civil War Lt Henry C Spencer she was born in Lowville New York July 12 1839 and moved to Oshkosh in 1848. Survived by sisters nieces and nephews with funeral at Trinity Episcopal Church.
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Elizabeth M. Spencer
Oshkosh
Mra
Angeline F Stroud
Algoma, Street
Mra. Spencer
Henry C. Spencer
Captain Scott
Wisconsin Volunteers
Lowville
Lewis County
N. Y
Gehkosh
Stroud
Mary Stroud
Fannie Stroud
This Cty
Harry Ll. Peck
Avlanta. Go
O. B. Reed
Thaxter Reed
Capit
L. B
Welock
John W Greenwood
Trinity Episcopal
Barnow
Nicholas Leininger
Netheville
Albert Leininger
South
St. Paul
Minn
Frank Strutz
Fond du Lac
Charles Glesler
Portage
Bartow
William Leininger
Ischneming
Mich
Peter Leiniazer
W. Th Abi
Eighth Street Lutheran Church
Deaths and funerals mark a quiet afternoon notices
Deaths report a thirteen year old girl from Riverside area heart disease and Engel Dicht of Eighth street dies of tuberculosis at sixty five with six children and wife dead four years earlier. Funerals led by Rev G M Weng and Rev Adolph Wibbert set for Riverside and St Vincents with interment at Riverside cemetery for all. John S Wood, a noted Beast and gardener, plans a Riverside adjacent establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Smoith
First Congregational Church
F. Brussion
Riverside Cemetery
John S. Wood
Riverside
Basel Jepson
Xate
Peter Jeveon
Atreet
G. M. Weng
Church Street Lutheran Church
Riveralde
Adolph Wibbert
Dicitl
Value of the Church: Sermon at First Congregational Church
Rev. Edward H. Smith preached the last sermon in the Pillars of the Nation series titled The Church. He argued the church arose from social friendship and serves as a rallying center for worship, education, and moral life, essential to national civilization. Three new members joined at the communion service following the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Edward H. Smith
Church of the Living God
God
Williams Business College Forms New Basketball Team
Williams Business College unveils a new basketball team for day and night students as it enters the amateur state championship race. The opener hosts Ripon, whom the locals defeated 24 to 22 on their floor, with two games scheduled at 7 2 and 7 15. A large Ripon delegation will attend, followed by a student reception.
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Willams Business College
Felm
Ripon
Locomotive Derails Northbound Freight Near Cut Off
A Wisconsin Central locomotive attached to a northbound freight derailed near the cut off north of the city limits. No damage occurred beyond traffic obstruction. Southbound passengers, including county officers and supervisors, had to walk in from the accident scene.
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Wisconsin Central Railroad
Board of Supervisors
County Board Meets Discusses Highway Plans and Finance
The Oswego area board convened an adjourned session to address county highway funding and reform. County Clerk Fish reported January 1 1907 figures, indicating $603 on hand and $36 622 16 in delinquent tax certificates paid, with $2 302 45 for insane and $100 for feeble minded care. a typewriter purchase for the county stenographer was examined. remaining motions and resolutions were noted for action.
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Escton
County Board of Superiors
Uhia Mers
Aps
Younes
Ts Bunda
JJ Fish
Noble
Law Wns
AML
Willam J. Kelly
Short Notes From Appleton and Nearby Amid Social Activity
Appleton residents and visitors appear in a whirl of social and civic events. Arthur E Meyers of Appleton was in the city today while Mrs C H McConnett of Prospect avenue was in Chicago visiting friends. Mrs Murray Colburn and Mrs Agnes Siebert returned from a business trip to Chicago. Mr A E Previtor of Columbus Wis is visiting his daughter Mrs A S Ralph for about two weeks. Harry Awe of Chicago and George Awe of Lodi Wis spent Sunday visiting their parents in this city. Rev Agnes S Ralph of this city occupied the pulpit at Mukwonago Universalist church on Sunday. The Loyal Circle of Kings Daughters meets Wednesday with Mrs Ira D Hardy. Miss Margaret Hilp and Miss Leona Doman attended the Neenah junior prom Friday. The Wednesday club meets Wednesday at 2 30 with Mrs Henry Dehde. The Ladies Union of the Universalist church meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs AL BM Trosaen and Mrs Richard Hatemen. Mrs Hatemen of 27 Powers avenue is recovering after surgery at St Marys hospital. President Charlen R Van Hise will address Candlelight club Tuesday at the Tremont hotel on The Educational System of Wisconsin. Ambulance calls Sunday moved Mr Lanaghus from St Marys hospital to her home. Also to move Mrs Lenox from Jay street to St Marys hospital. R H Hackett is reported improving after an appendicitis operation at Lakeside sanitarium. The Daughters of the Union held a card party at Weeden’s hall. Mrs Babcock and Mrs Keene won first and second prizes, a potted plant and other prizes were given by Mrs Libbey and Mrs O Connor and Mrs Radke. The Daughters plan to hold more card parties on Saturdays.
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Arthur E. Meyers
Appleton
Richard Schell
C. H. McConnett
Prospect Avenue
Chicago
Murray Colburn
Agnes Siebert
A. E. Previtor
Columbus
Wis
A. S. Ralph
Harry Awe
George Awe
Lodi
Perenta
Agnes S. Ralph
Universalist Church
Mukwonggo
King’s Daughters
Ais
Ira D. Hardy
Margaret Hilp
Biss Leona Doman
Neenah
Henry Dehde
Tenth Street
Ladies’ Union
the Universalist Church
AL BM. Trosaen
Arlington Place
Richard Hatemen
Powers Avenue
St. Mary’s Hospital
Charlen R. van Hise
Equity leader condemns barn burnings in pledge
C A Windle, national organizer of the American Society of Equity, says there will be no barn burnings or similar lawbreaking in areas where the society has reached agreements with the American Tobacco Company. He reports durable progress and urges compliance in Kentucky counties and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Columbus
C. A Windle
American Society of Equity
Iemshindera
Kentucky
Themerican Tobacte Company
F E Wanamaker is Dead
F E Wanamaker former postmaster of Liverpool died suddenly today from illness. Associated Press reports Wanamaker suffered a sudden collapse as health deteriorated. He is mourned by family and local community.
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Ware
T. E Wanamaker
Waker
Local Market Notes and Upcoming Benefit Dance Ad
Crying jumble of market terms and dates appears as a fragmented ad from a historical paper. It mentions oysters and a city market, a March 5 change, and a benefit dance set for that date, along with various pricing and goods references. The readable items point to a local market scene and a civic event in a bygone era.
Notice of county court hearing on estate in Oshkosh
In Oshkosh a county court session will hear the application of Thomas Granty as executor of Nelson Allen for settlement of the final account and assignment of residue. The hearing set for the first Tuesday of April, 194, at 1 o'clock p m, by order of Judge C D Cleveland. Published Mar 29. Classified notices follow for piano sale homes, livestock meats, real estate, rentals, and employment ads including stenographer and salesman positions in Oshkosh and Milwaukee offices.
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Ue Court House
Oshkosh
Thomas Granty
Nelson Allen
Oshkoen
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Dresden
John C. Storm
Ada Marie Kinwin
Groom
Stwitt & Co
Wied
Sher
Elkh
Amons
Beath
Mrs. Spencer
City
4. F. Stroud
Williams’ Business College
Albert Domke
Deve Street
Germany
Johnson
Martin Johnson
Odd Fellows' Hall
Algoma Street
Oda
Lavina Ketogg
Heman H. Powers
Miss Wallen
E. P. Burdick
M. M. Lesie
J. C. Becker
A. G. Johnston
ME. Ashby
F. A. Kirk Thein- Pere
Riverside Cemery
Crowell
Wiksebago Colaty
Colrt Hulse
Thempesn
Dicht
F. E. Wanamaker
Was & Som
John Wanamaker
Boyd
Merte
Weisbrod Optician
Oshkosh Brewing Co
PABST
Wm. Schmidt
Mgr
H. H. Schrottky
Tel
Merri St
Brennan
Comer Math
Church Sts
Mhcavilliam F. Kiekhafer
Gafe Hall
SM. Wa Wo
Northwestern Avenue
Dr. Bensen
Oregon Street
Badger Fuel Co
Winnebago County
Wisconsin
Wovar
Ant
Seboul
Winniettxo Jol
Almhoure
Henry Gribler
National Union Paric Building
el North Park Avenur
Gr Gem Street
Hadeon Street
J Dahl
Hilla
Merrill
Milwaukee Oshkosh
Bee
Bee Huber
Webster Building
Styles
Stetson
Uaz Asid
Bauman’s
Wickert’s
Math St
Kolb’s
Main Street
Nichols
Wastington St
Oysters
Evans Bros Prones
S. Stile & Stroschein
Michels and
Detio
J C. Michoia & Co
B. Damuth
Oshkeah
Chan Eer
Ieee
Eres
Herbert L
Bijou
Frank Mostyn Kelly & Company
Tom & Jerry
Daly
Macvwean
George Malchow
Thompson
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