Suit in Justice Court over painting and decorating work
The case of Henry S. Rennert versus A. E. Thompson was heard by Justice Va. Kaerner. Thompson, appearing for himself, disputes the claimed $183 balance for painting, papering, and decorating a residence at Algo ma and Elm streets. The plaintiff asserts a contract with Mrs. A. E. Thompson and argues hours billed at a fixed rate. Thompson contends hours and rate are incorrect and materials were overvalued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Thompson
Henrys. Rennert
Justice of the Peace Va
Kaerner
Algo
Ma and
Elm Streets
Thompson
Charles S. .Thompson
Trial Proceedings Describe Witnesses for Plaintiff
Four witnesses for the plaintiff testified this morning as the trial resumed this afternoon. The firm noted as Rennert represented by Witams Wildams and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Rennert Ig
Witams & Wildams
Tax collection ends as city closes accounts
City Treasurer RO AL Spink and assistant Miss Bogan closed the tax books on Tuesday. A total of 6,259 receipts have been issued for both small and large amounts, with 2 to 300 accounts reported delinquent to the county treasurer. Delinquent notices go to the county by March 15, penalties accrue from January 1, and delinquent properties will be advertised for sale on the first Monday in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RO AL Spink
Afr. Spink
Miss Bogan
Gir. Spink
Spink
Milwaukee to Oshkosh Reliability Run Attracts 1000 Viewers
More than 1,000 people watched a three day Milwaukee to Oshkosh reliability run with eight autos entering. Cars were guarded after arrival in Oshkosh to prevent tampering, and observers recorded penalties for delays and repairs. Drivers faced rough roads, mud, and snow drifts as they prepared for the 2140 mile leg to Beloit with evening entertainment planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milssukee
Gohkesh
Madis Ai
Krueger Automobile Company
Shilwaukee
Oshkosh
Aceearn
Ercup
Secret Service
Walter Wiliams
Maxuel
Hambler
Pend du Lac
Radean
Rambler
Transvision
Milwaukee Automobile Tracy Association
Fipen
Waupun
Columbus
Madison
Beloit
Campbellsport
Fond du Tac
Euterpeans Have Program at Plymouth Church Meeting
Members of the Euterpean fraternity gathered Tuesday evening at Plymouth Congregational church for a concise program. Performances featured Jol ie Michel Angelo Miss Emily F Webster Dante Rev Dr JW Butley Berthoven Miss Nima H Wallen with characterizations short and to the point. the evening ran shorter than usual and included an interim sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Congregational Church
Jolie Michelangelo
Emily F. Webster
Dante
JW. Butley v. Berthoven
Nima H. Wallen
Ladies Society and Club Meetings Noted
The Ladies' society of the Second Presbyterian church will meet Thursday at two o'clock with Mrs Fobusk on Thirteenth street. The PL ML Y. club will meet with Mrs Ben Beandett at her home 1023 Harney street. Mrs Jonm Hathaway was hurt seriously by a fall from a wagon on her way from Grangehal to the Omre interurban car after the Hortultural society dinner. August Pensenhagen was arrested on Elm Street by Officer Meduskrr after a telephon e call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Society
The
Second Presbyterian Churchu
Fobusk
Thirteenth Street
PL ML Y. Club
Ben Beandett
Harney Street
Jonm Hathaway
Custer Street
Grangehal
Omre Interurban
Algoma Horticultural Society
August Pensenhagen
Elm Street
Meduskrr
Pensenhagen
1000 Miles by Canoe Travel Talk at Oshkosh Normal
Edward Balch Barr will repeat his travel talk on an expedition to Hudson's Bay describing a long canoe journey through the wilderness during Friday evening at Oshkosh Normal School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson's Bay
Edward Balch Barr
Oshkosh Normal School
City court fines and arrests amid art exhibit plans
A local court reports guilty pleas for drunkenness and disorderly conduct with fines of two dollars and costs. Mary Beckman, labeled disreputable, is jailed but sentence suspended pending departure from the city. A Friday Saturday art exhibit at First Ward School showcases reproductions from Horace RK Turner Co to boost art in schools and funds decor. Oshkosh merchants consider a credit discussion at Elke’s Hall this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Baughman
Barberton, C
Giamond Match Company
Oshkosh
John Strange
Milwaukee
Mary Beckman
Eighth Street
Steinfert
First Ward
Horace RK. Turner Company
Baden
Aim Js
R. C. Gudden
R. H. Edwards
Birl Leander Choate
Ira
Nathan Paine
Conference on welfare of the child press work
The international congress on the welfare of the child opened with a National Press Committee conference in Washington. Miss Jane A. Stewart and Mrs. Mary Mills West led the discussion on expanding the congress press program as members proposed by law amendments during a later business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
International Congress On
National Press Committee
Society
Congress
Jane A. Stewart
Philadelphia
National Press
Mary Mills West
Washington
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Tere
Weeden Drug CO
Justice Court
Ki. S. Rennert
ELKS
Sesaiem
Oshkosh Lodge
Fiks
Washington Street
Ltarge
Frances Giesen
John C. Thompson
Walter C. Hewitt
Georges A. Buckstarl
U. W. George Everhart
Henry Dehde
Wiliam F.griene
Wald
Charles Oellerich
F. F. Mac Hichel
Frank A. Labudde
Dr. Brazeau
McDonald
Henkel
Brothers of the Elks
Charles Dellerich
Namber
Delina
Nottingham
Sisco
Brussels
Halks Price
Milwameee
Gardinier & Hendricks
Fraternity
Rojer
SEORT
Temperance
Oshkosh Brewing Co
Barr
Algoma
Tional Congress On Welfare of
Ade
Chicago
H. S. Frazee
New York
Robert B. Smith and
Raymond Hubbel
Eddie Redway
Elsie Herbert
Berlin
Bauman’s
Tiarky Tstpa
Tamsey Sisters
Merical Camtry
Messenger Girl
Alice Wavey
Weratq Square
Jimmy’ King
Newsboro
Bert Wigges
G Juggier
GEO. Malchow
Jerome KK. Remick
Stewart
Wickert’s
Stain St
Eve Sarong
Sam and Lee Shubert (Inc
Minnie Dupree
New Fork Company
Her—ald Square
Bauman's
WEL Frazeeats Ute
Fire Original Productio
Herka Dancine
Privese Gallery
Krolb’s
Mala Street
Tel
Poylet Clippers
Danham-Fulton Gun Co
Ceape St
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