Regents Tour the State on Normal School Visit
John Hartington leads a state tour with the committee to examine all normal schools. Regents will visit Whitewater Superior River Falls Oshkosh Platteville and Platteville Normal, reviewing studies and graduation plans through early June. They plan stops in Madison Oshkosh Braven Port and River Falls with detailed itineraries and dates May 2 to June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hartington
Aman Cnty
Ene Po
John Harrelngton
Ghkosh
Madison
Marrington
Raents
Wisconsin
Maryeel
Mibynikea
Norris
Darrington Avi
Oshkasl
Thorsuahly
Sue Perior
Superior
Baw Cliro
River Atts
Platteylie
St. Iuonod Galena
Arrest Report Fails To Prove Complaint In Hotel Incident
A messy police report centers on Charles McGoorty involved in a hotel dispute over a game of cards. Witnesses claim no injury or serious offense occurred and no arrest was justified. The proprietor Willian Faber criticizes police for the handling and urges quieter venues for games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan Faber
Fidere
Charles McCinarty
Municipaleau
Mer
Radium Treatment For Weakened Mrs Hewitt
Dr W C Hewitt of the Normal reports his wife Dr Myra Hewitt has returned from Pororaga in critical condition. A noted specialist is attempting radium absorption therapy but the prognosis remains grim as her strength weakens daily. fears grow she may not survive the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Hewitt
the Normalechoe
Porraga
Myra
Ior Hewitt
Chadige
Jiewttt
Amateur and Semi Pro Baseball Card At City Grounds
Amatuer and semi professional clubs played several games in the city Saturday and Sunday. The Normal team defeated the high school lineup 17 to 4, while Palace Clothing beat Gut Brew 7 to 0 and the Clothing Clerks took a heavy defeat. The day featured strong batters, mixed errors, and a crowd eager for more showdowns between the rival squads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amatrura Sured Senl-Profenuonain
Iligha
Iev Normrn
the Palace Clothing
Sante Gut Brewero
Give Clothing
Tain City
Amiteur
Tisha
Ui Normale
White Vch
Palace
KUL
Osehkawh Heewera
Maroc
Guttis Alles Brewr
Jin
Narnia
Nore
Agamnet
Uf Hibghy
Ihe Nopruda
Rie High School
Lafeld
Ike & Slave
iHugh School
Yilieypig
Gtate
Lenguera
Sataray
eBie Ib
Owyer
Jack of
Denettys
Selwald
Fen
Wighn
Fredenborg
VooRs Vitarth
Qhudgley
Linhelm Monahiwa
Cotati
Walker
Tormlasey
Armstrong
Wolf Pakhaball
Jfhn
Mattie
Quighey
Kimball -Trojohn
Warnaun
Walls
Jungeratd
Maroons
Miller Brewers
Materly
Worden
Ruech
Delfast
Sears
Angel Brewers
Hte Eos bLiett
Bate
Wriday Aliiners
Kinerich Werner
Thyner Jones
Votler Priday
The
Geore
Eeer Q. Trewers
White City
Hank Clerks
Whyelman
Uwlothing Clerks
Summer session at Oshkosh Normal to match last year’s attendance
Prof B Mack Dresden of Oshkosh Normal says summer school enrollments should equal last year’s 380. The four-state interest grows with students from Montana Michigan Illinois and Indiana. Open June 22 to July 3, then a long break until 1909 August 1. The staff stays high grade, preparing for higher certificates and upcoming regular sessions. A final note observes fashion aimed to provoke envy among women rather than men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Mack Dresden
Ashkosh Normal School
Stew Point Normal School
Tresden
Wisconsin
Alortty Pup
Montana
Michigan
Ullinois
Indiana
Ward An
Welsh Bible Society Elects Officers at Church Meeting
Officers were elected at a Welsh Bible Society gathering held at the Welsh C M church in the estate town. President Ellis Roberta and Secretary Hugh Wibrarton Mre Mary O Davis were noted, with an executive committee including John Rowlands and others. A subscription of 33 was raised for bibles and literature, aiming for 150 by June 1, as the group plans distribution of books and a Sunday program with addresses and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iitercat
John A. Keith
Bandas
Air Bate Eforts
Phenix and
Lyceum Societies
Tro
Lincoln
Phoenix
Hales Uing
Ladies of
Crawford
Howell
Abe
Halsey
Tilke
Hestles
Roche
Eo Hrysu
Bleyeles
Franklin
Ind
Plunini
Ellis Roberta
John Rowlands
Davices
Hugh Wibrarton
Mre
Mary O. Davis
Evin A VII
hubber—Jewes
Wallin AS
Jones
Robert BE
John Owens
C. M
John Th. Juhss
Randolph
George “E. Furnem
Plymouth Congregational Church
John
Priet Widreeyes
My Johns
Leander Chest Steamer Ready For Maiden Voyage After Painting
Painters attack boat Leander Chest with blueprints of riverfront activity. The Oshkosh Steamboat Company operates the Fashion, Grass Matting docks, and the Paul L among others. The Leander Chest is nearly ready, with boiler work finished and painting crews completing last touchups. Several excursion dates are announced, including a June 13 Flight School trip to High Cliff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leander Chodte
Anna
Ranger
Oshkosh
Warren A
Cartertle
Paul L
Thistle
Berlin
Enat
OF_keash Steamboat company
Tanceuomn
CHSC
Tha Hall
Leander Hoagie
Inka
Anes
P High Cuff
Service of Music at First Presbyterian Church
The Sunday Evening Fentiee service at the First Presbyterian Church drew a good crowd for the second in a series of minstrel programs. Choir led hymns such as Rock of Ages and The Great Physician with projection slides. Mrs. J. T. Kircher sang a solo Where Is My Wandering Boy. The Presbyterian xoephone quartet performed two pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Jesus
JT. W. Kircher
Chicago Sunday Vishing Incident and Local Notices
Charles R Tietsinser spent Sunday in Chicago vishing friends. Morand Mee and Solomon Rhodes, visiting relatives at Antigo, have returned to Unis city. A marriage license was issued by County Clerk J J Fish to Hugo E Weinicke of Ripon and Miss Louise A W Tesch of this city. Shari J G Rayner went to Waukesha Saturday with three Neenah boys sentenced by Judge Goss to the industrial school for stealing from the Neenah Knitting Company factory. Miss Ethel sian of this city, recently of Chisago, made her first public appearance in church singing in Oshkosh Sunday morning, singing the offertory solo at the St Presbyterian church. Miss Swan performed With Verdure clad from Creation by Hayden, delivering a refined soprano with a pure extended range and notable upper tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Tietsinser
Chicago
Morand
Solomon Rhodes
Antigo
Unis City
Jj-J. Fish
Hugo E. Weinicke
Ripon
Louise AW Tesch
Shari J.gi' Rayner
Wau- Kesha
Neenah
Goss
E& Factory
Neenah Knitting Empany
Ethel ‘Sian
Chisago
Oshkosh
St. Presbyterian Church
O "Swan
Hayden
Also Mentioned on This Page
Whelch Wl
Regents
Willian
Charles McGoorty
Reading
Wellville
Sraphn
Acme Orchestra
Esti
J. 1
Covey
Manabie
Clerks
Evtis Hoberts
Jinge G. Davies
Hehod
Peete Kent
Service OF Music
First ‘Presbyterian
Oshkosh Brewing Co
Perry
M. Perry
Algoma St
Tan
G.H. Kerr
Ne Comicdienne
Piifork
Dainty
Peru
Mr. Cid Keére
New York
Comedienne
Grace Cameron
Will Phillbrick
Bauman’ 3
Minnie. Siddleton
the Little Magnet
Military Girls’ Quartet
Roland, Travers
Marion
Desne
Dan Roby
GEO, Malchow
Francis
Hunter
Gio Cart
Wickert
New ‘York
Main Street
C.D. Breen
Avers
Hkolb’s
Chapman
Merritt Street
Nichols
Washington Street
Crowell
Main St
Swan
E. FP. Fuller
Ai. Fuller
L., Struebing Company
Jennie’ Hughes
Luther Davies
Weisbrod
Oshroshana
Schram
High Street
Wecome
Clark Carriage Co
the Super Furniture Co
Malin Street
the Church Company
Gov. Jackson and
Irving Sts
Stone's
Waugoo Street
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