Farmer Shoots Wolf for $20 State County Bounty
Charles Wilcox, farmer of Clayton, killed a wolf near Neenah while delivering milk to a creamery. He seeks $18 from the state and $10 from Winnebago County, totaling $28, as the first wolf bounty case filed locally. The wolf trailed his wagon for days, thought to be a dog until close inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neeenah
Charles
Wilcox
Wolf
Deialis
Charles Wilcox
Clayton
Neenah
Wisconsin
Winnebago
Delicious Lemon Pie Recipe Crying Confusion
A garbled recipe notes 1 quart water and 1 package OUR FIE with directions to make 2 pies. It mentions flavors like lemon and coconut and suggests ordering from any grocer. The text is fragmentary with misspellings and unclear instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casterdyke
Newsboys to be Entertained at Grand Opera House
Mrs. Herbert I. Flint entertains newsboys and carriers of The Daily Northwestern at the Grand Opera House this evening. The event is hosted by Mrs. Flint whose personality draws many friends in Oshkosh this week and her generosity to the boys is well known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Wilkebe
Grand Opera House
Herbert I. Fint
Oshkosh
Mrs Flint Plans Snowbound Evening For Local Boys
Mrs Flint and Manager John Willsworth arrange an informal Flint entertainment for Northwestern boys returning in snow. The show offers simple, plotless fun and a benefit stones presentation for guests, ensuring a joyful, safe outing for the youngsters with Mrs Flint’s generous contribution.
Wedding Unites Carlton Anderson and Tessie M Lamb
The ceremony took place Monday at St. Peter's Catholic Church with Rev. M. H. Clifford officiating. Miss Tessie Lamb of Oshkosh and Carlton Anderson of Chicago were wed, with sister Genevieve Lamb as bridesmaid and Walter J. McCarren of Janesville as attendant. The couple plans residence in Chicago and a southward wedding trip. Attendees included J. W. Corbett and families from St. Paul Oakfield Fond du Lac and Janesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Anderson
Chicago
Tessie M. Lamb
Oshkosh
St. Peter's Catholic Church
High Street
M. H. Clifford
Genevieve Lamb
Walter J. McCarren
Janesvile
Central Avenue
M. E. Corbett
James Lamb
Annger
Wil
J. W. Corbett
Eugene Surrey
Oakfield
Richard E. Wheeler
Fondau Lac
Janesville
Indoor base ball game at Armory 8 tonight
An eroitition game of indoor base ball will be played this evening at Armory 8 between Company 8 and the champion city league. The game will follow the weekly drill of Company B and admission will be free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory 8
Company #8
Company
County board weighs new court for Neenah Menasha and Omro
The county board discussed establishing a five judge municipal court for Neenah and Menasha with Omro as a possible site. A special committee urged adoption of state law establishing the court, with salaries proposed and rooms offered by cities. The item was postponed to Thursday as a special order of business. The meeting also reviewed the Winnebago County School of Agriculture costs overrun by about 700 dollars and noted outstanding notes totaling about 174 dollars. Pension applications for the blind were authorized for three residents: Mrs Stever, Mrs Mathews, and Mrs Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aernab
Memasha
County Board of Supervisors
Thursis
Ira Parker
Riley
William Arcanann
Joh
N* Thompson
Neenah and Menasha
Vaxran
Neensh
Menaxha
Larrabee
Omro
Neenah
Menasha
Parker
George HL Miller
County School Board
Winnebago
Robert E. Abrams
Adams
Abrams
Committee On’ Workhouse
Marthe Stever
Algoma
Ann E. Mathews
Andrew Mathews
Huron Street
Kate E. Allen
Willam H Allen
New York Avenue
Death of Mrs Lucy A Jones At Oshkosh Home
Mrs Lucy A Jones died at 427 Main Street in Oshkosh after long illness at age over eighty one. Born in Anglesey Wales June 15 1826 she came to America as a child and lived in Utica Trenton before moving to Menasha in 1849. Survived by son George M Jones and daughter Mrs Emma J Rowland with other relatives in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy A. Jones
Owen BR. Jones
Menasha
George M. Jones
Emma J. Rowland
Rowland
Main Street
Jones
aAngeshire
Wales
Edward Hughes
Utica
Jeers
Trenton
Funeral notices and services across city and towns
The notices list funerals for Mrs. Rowland, Englebert Dichtl, Mrs. Mary Brown, Albert Dumke, Hazel Jepson, and relatives with details on locations such as Oak Hill and Riverside cemeteries, St. Vincent and Church Street Lutheran churches, and residents including 3 Mrs. Rowland, Miss Lucy B. Jones, and Mrs. Harry Leonard of Chicago. services span Thursday and past days with interment at local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard J. Rowland
Lucy B. Jones
Harry Leonard
Chicago
Rowland
Oak Hill Cemetery
Neenah
Dichts
Englebert Dichtl
St. Vincent's Church
Adolph Wibbert
Dumke
Albert Dumke
Dove Street
West Algoma
Eighth Street Lutheran Church
W. D. Ant
Riverside Cemetery
Paul
Ida
Olga Dumke
Anton Plashko
Jepson
Hazel Jepson
Peter Jepson
Boyd Street
Church Street
Futheran Church
George M_ ‘Wong
H. B. Guth
William F.C. Jepson
Johr
Wiliam Jepson
Fourteenth
United States Infantry
Manilla
P.I
Gardner and McGoorty Near Welterweight Title Bout
The Welterweight Champion Gardner of Boston negotiates with Eddie McGoorty of this city for a six round catchweight bout. Promoter Thomas Ryan and Harry Herrick indicate a city card before month’s end. The match would offer a 60 40 purse split and attract boxing fans in the Fox River valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox River Valley
Gerdner
Boston
Harry Seals
Dehkash
Uhre
Lent Begins Tomorrow Period of Penaree to Easter
The fragmented item notes Lent begins tomorrow with observances across the city. It mentions a Cherchen, Tent setting and a period extending through Easter Sunday, April 33, with celebrations continuing later than usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tats
Cherchen
Penaree
Berinne
Carreras
Lent Observances Mark Lead Up To Spring
Lent is observed chiefly by Catholic Episcopal and Lutheran churches and includes abstinence from social pleasures like dancing and card playing. Catholic services feature fasting and high mass tomorrow with regular services on weekdays and Sundays during the period. The season is expected to reduce social activities ahead of summer.
Death of Mrs. Susan Fleming at 83 in Black Wolf era
Mrs. Susan Fleming widow of the late George Fleming died at her home 429 Twelfth Street at age eighty three. She moved to this county in 1851 and lived in Black Wolf then later in this city. Surviving are two sons John G. Fleming of Denver and Willam J. Fleming of Carlton Wash, three daughters Mrs J H Mortimer of Spokane Mrs Anna Van Orden and Miss Georgia Fleming of this city, seventeen grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral plans not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Fleming
George Fleming
Twelfth Street
Fleming
Black Wolf
Mr. Fleming
John G. Fleming
Denver
Willam J. Fleming
Carlton
Wash
J. H. Mortimer
Spokane
Anna van Orden
Georgia Fleming
Fwo
Reformatory Term For Local Burglary Suspect
Charles Lange pleaded guilty to daytime burglary in municipal court and received one and a half years in the Wisconsin State Reformatory at Green Bay. He attempted to rob the South Side station of the Chicago and Northwestern Railway armed with a hammer and mask, but station agent Samet Fleming wrestled him to the ground and Lange was later captured by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lange
Geas
Wisconsin State Reformatory
Green
South Side
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Samet Fleming
Fleming
Lange
Short Notes From City Church Circuit Meetings
Misc notes report Heton Carter Wre Fi and Mass Laure Preart returning from Chicago business. They discuss church shirts under tent by holhanag tere ore ce eemng in Ger mic a om NT wan ih the cvareh. Luthermo churches hold services on Mitnes Web sige or Frid. evening taraugie at the period of pentane and viering. A roman ae cureecc rose to the ef fect. Tae Jawa Potry of Cnieage, Gao seen rand in the eneemptor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heton Carter
Mass Laure Preart
Chicags
Holhanag
Gao
Also Mentioned on This Page
Church Bros.’ Fair
Fairbanks
Farmer
Mrs. Fiot
Gillen
Rug Co
Northwestern
John Willsms
Flint
Parso
Nage
Cnites
Seevan
rTarsbay
County Board of
Brad Hepert
Frems Committee
Ousru
Anne Seche
Feck & Cemrt
Sedemt
The
Werk
Memernte
Lucy Jones
Winnebaro County
Doherty & Rice
New York
South Bend, Ind
Bloomington, Il
Seuman
Springfield, TN
Jackson, Mich
Newman
Newman's
Prince OF Wales
Gardner
Heddie? McGoorty
China
R.B. Anger
Tesident
Weisbrod
Optician
the Church Company
Cor. Jackson and
Irving Sin Phone
PABST
Boche Beer
Wmv. Schmidt, Mer
F. J. Finkham
Geant and Vinland
Sis
H. H. Schrottky
Merritt Su
Shippy
Cet
Lee H Micray
Dixen
Sieritag
Ezem
Eecine Ragnar
Kirk
Ryehase
Are
Sterling
Diton
Arment Park
Weener Fuel Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!