Local notes and social events from March 1901
Mrs A C Adams and Miss Lillian Corfigin have gone to Chicago. The Dinner club will meet Tuesday evening with Mr William Wallen. Charles Kennedy of The Milwaukee Daily News spent Sunday in the city. James Brainerd of 29 Merritt street is ill. Ward Republican voters meet Wednesday evening at 7 to discuss ward matters. Services will be held all week at St John M F R mission at 371 Division street at 7. Charles Knoeppel of this city, agent for Fleischmann Yeast, was honored for his forty third birthday by Mr and Mrs Ferdinand Putzer of Ninth and Ohio streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Adams
Lillian Corfigin
Chicago
Wiliam Wallen
Charlies Kennedy
Millwaukee Daily News
James Brainerd
Merritt Street
Organization At
Odd Fellows
Dane Brothers
St. John M. FR
Division Street
Rev
M. F. Eastman
Fond du Lee
Charles Knoeppel
Fleischmann Yeast Company
Milwaukee
Ferdinand Putzer
Ninth
Ohio Streets
Surprise goaltender honored in Algoma. church and civic notes
Washington announces timing for new U S attorney in Eastern Wisconsin. Algoma hosts forty guests for a surprise on Thomas Bradley with Miss Mayme Barnes of Chicago attending. Rev J W Greenwood preaches on Judge Not That Ye Be Not Judged. Frank Miller anniversary party features cinch games and prizes. Florence Pisa talk draws large turnout at First Congregational. W K Rideout seeks design ideas for Oshkosh bank building and expects quick start. Albert G Evans funeral held at Winnebago Lodge I O F hall with large crowd. former First Ward principal remembered by teachers and pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Washington
Department of Justice
Tim
Thomas Bradley
Algoma
Mayme Barnes
Chicago
J. W. Greenwood
Frank Miller
Pliny Ward
Henry Clemens
Edward Hierl
John Ward
First Congregational Church
H. Smith
Florence
Pisa
Dante
Savonarola
W. K. Rideout
National Union Bank of Oshkosh
Milwaukee
Albert G. Evans
Winnebago Todge
No. 120
G. D. Lindsay
First Presbyterian Church
First Ward
Charles Rheem
George Hubbard
Thomas Gillingham
Theodore Lochridge
W. W H. Peabody
Herbert Wood
Twentieth Century club and Commercial Agents’ club meet
The Twentieth Century club held a general meeting with Miss Daisy Buckstaff and Miss Waters performing. Dr T A Gore spoke on commercial agents and women's legal rights while the Commercial Agents' club of Cah Rosh hosted a joint session with musical numbers and a staff chair. The next regular item will be the second Sunday in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
Science
Daisy Buckstaff
Miss Waters
C.D. Cleveland, Jr
Wisconsin
Dub
Cahi Rosh
Clu
Ireet
Northern Hospital
Winn Bago
Gordon
Messrs
Byron J. Dale
Edouard Dale
America
Charles Gunz
C. W. Knoeppel
Oshkosh Whist Players Win Milwaukee Trophy Cup
Oshkosh whist players capture the Milwaukee trophy cup at the annual Wisconsin Whist Association tourney held in Racine Friday and Saturday. Mr and Mrs Frentz and Mr and Mrs Maxey won top honors and souvenirs as Oshkosh defended the cup against Waukesha and Milwaukee challengers. The event featured strong play by noted pairs with Frentz and Maxey organizing the Oshkosh effort and plans for forming an auxiliary league with Milwaukee club participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
W Whist Association
P. R. Frentz
W. Maxey
Jeweli Ag
Waukesta
Mit
Frentz
Door
Anderson
Waukesha
G. W. Gates
Mrs. Frentz
Messrs
Comstock and Thwaits
Milwaukee
Messrs. Comstock
Wison
Mrs. Amberson
Mr. Depp
Prom
Themeelves
Amd
Racine
Weyer Payens
Aces Iim
Reform Meeting in Oshkosh Urges Nonpartisan Good Government
A large Oshkosh audience heard speakers insist reform is about Christian citizenship and the right kind of men enforcing laws, not party. They urged electing reliable officials who will back proper city administration and finances regardless of party, stressing nonpartisan local government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
J. P. Abbott
First Baptist Church
William Hulls
Algoma Siress M. E. Church
Farnam Defends Enforcement and Cites City Politics
Rev G E Farnam of Plymouth Congregational church criticized city officials and aldermen over liquor laws and enforcement. He argued laws must be enforced and condemned officials alleged to be beholden to the saloon element, urging Christian citizenship as the solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Farnam
Plymouth Congregational Church
Oshkosh
H. Anderson
SH. Anderson
M. E. Church
Mach Pastor
WM Rollid
Cuba
America
Auction Sale Continues At Birely and Sons Diamonds
A Great Auction sale of diamonds fine watches cut glass and bric a brac continues on Tuesday and Wednesday at Birely and Sons. At a mass meeting for law and order in Oshkosh the pastors urged enforcement of laws with hundreds in attendance, praising city reform efforts and urging nonpartisan support for capable leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birely & Son’s
Digestive Health Debates and a Patent Remedy Claim
An article argues about meat, health foods, and vegetarianism while promoting Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets as a universal cure. It asserts digestion issues stem from stomach failure and touts the tablets as a remedy with ingredients like pepsin and digestive enzymes. Free booklet offered by F A Stuart Co, Marshall Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galyra
Stuart
Kay Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co. Marshall
Mich
Rumor Denied Over Hotel Floor Dancing Claim
A society rumor claimed there was no room on hotel floors for dance use and that tables were repurposed. The article notes this statement is unproven and urges careful verification before accepting the claim as fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike
Equitable Property Assessment Bill Moves Through Legislature
A proposed law would let city and county assessors access all mortgages to rate property fairly. The register of deeds would annually compile an abstract of unsatisfied mortgages and mail monthly updates to the state tax commission. Assessors would meet at the county clerk’s office to list names and values for evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Register of Deeds
T. A. Tuttle
Board of State Taxommies
En Manta
State Fix Commission
Sfuch
Teh
Vilege Op
Merteages
Revidee 16
Uuse
North Western Line Runs Spring Ski Capes for Patrons
A cleaned OCR item notes trains on the Chicago and North Western route run via Appleton and Morentedd toward Milwaukee and Minneapolis, stopping at St Paul and Palpomarrisune to serve ski travelers. Southbound trains offer similar Pullman cars and frail first-class service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Paints Merth
Appleton
OrhKesh
Palpomarrisune
St Paul
Maamapolie
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the Daily Northwestern
Co. W. Beebe
M. L. Christensen
Main Stree
T. RB
Story
Northwestern
Veritas
Pleres
Mail- Waukee
Church Street
Aterm
J.P. Abbott
Z. P Abbot
FW. Greenweer
FE. H. Smith
Fuurie
Temely
the Times
Orhkosh
Willams
Reekwith
Onay Pelton’s
Ulster
L. Struebing & CO
Oshkosh People
H. W. Peek
Lota
Wakeman Draseist
Sterling Pianos
Main
Gillen
Frank P
The
Dunham Gun Co
Algoma Street
N. Bridga & Son
Wall'sr
Doe Market
Rundle
Eastern Star Lodge
Websters Hall
Alsiter
Jefferson Avenue
Wastha Galt
Miurkél Ital
Ogueda Street
Finder Plesse
Ward
New York
Ava
Paone
Ipate
Dane Bos
Main Street
Boyd
City Market
Main St
H.C. Hansen
Davies-Hansen Co
Oregon
J.E. Donnelly & Go
John H. Crawford & Co
Pentland Division
Neenah
Winnebago Traction Co
R E. B. Downs
Cook & Brown
Omicea Arionst
J. L. Clark, Holes, Turner
Wis
Wie
R. B. Anger & Co
E. F. F. Steade
Kodak Kodaks
Birely & Son
Iver Johnson
E. A. Horn
AB Main Atrest
Japan
Chase & Sanora’s
Evans Bros
Alon
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