Local Notables Visit Homes and Court Records Show Marriage Rise
A glance through the county records notes 42 marriage licenses issued in the period up to the month, up from 37 last year. Mr and Mrs Kurtis A Kuehn visit family at 128 Evans Street while Mrs Behling and Eugene Magner stay with her parents in Winnebago County. Ray Wright's mental state improves in jail as he faces sanity examination. Winnifred Boyce is jailed for forty days for drunkenness and disorderly conduct after Neenah authorities deliver her to the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurtis A. Kuehn
Adolph Kuehn
Evans Street
W. L. Cooling
Scott Street
Great Falls
Mont
Great Northern Railroad
Alguat
Winnebago County
Fish
Ray Wright
Cas
Sherrif Zweifeld
Elfrieda. G. Behling
Eugene A. Magner
Chicago
Mr. Magner
Behling
Adolph Kuhn
Magner
F. J. Kenneid
N. Bacon
Ashland Avenue
Salem
Wis
Rela
Axford
Milwaukee
Slater
Witalagether
Atrect
Williams
Bernard
Elmer
Byron Hive
Columbus
South ‘Side
Sale
Mildred Kellogg
P. J. Campbell
H. L. Vets
J.‘C
Manitowoc
Oshkosh
Fred Meyer
Eleventh Street
J. Kross
Peter Schils
Sheboygan
Cowham
Haw
Algoma
Winnebago Park
Miliary
Menominee Park
Mary J. Vosburg
Edwardd Lumber Company
George A. Young
Park Avenue
Marlon Hayde
Gertrude Peck
Pau-ko-tuk
Frank Fleweger
W. H. Fleweger
Otter Street
Cornell
B. H. Hibbard
le Veigne Hibbard
R. Hibbard
Whitewater
Dorothy Bermis
BE. E. Bemis
Algoma Street
Bemis
Manitowee
John L. McCarthy
Fond du Lac
Amy Redlin
Neenah
William Hawke
Aliee Smith
Julius Sovinski
Therean Ulman
Menasha
Clyde Bastliere
Elmer Rose
Boston
Mass
Tampa
Fin
John Thielen
Mary Stern
Circuit Court
Burnell
S. H. Gulliford
Robert L. Bowen
Franklin Bowen
Washington Street
Rush Medical College
Bowen
Ile Mnishea
Rush
Wisconsin University
Ial Episcopal Church
William Lodwick
Plymouth Congregational
Ghuren
First Baptist Temple
B. T. White
Hecomd Methodist Church
Wik Pton Eit Tastekidy Ees
Concession to Hunters Increases Local Licenses
County Clerk Fish issued 617 hunting licenses by noon today for the season opening September 7 in the county. He reported that since receiving the license blanks he had issued 00 licenses, with seventeen more issued this morning. To accommodate applicants he kept the office open until noon and plans to stay open until 6 p.m. for the rest of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish
Young Man John Scelmacher Reported Doing Nicely
St Mary's Hospital replies to inquiry that John Scelmacher is doing very nicely. He was admitted August 22 with tetanus from a nail wound at his home 908 Fifth Street, his stepping on a tack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Hospital
John Scelmacher
Mr. Scelmacher
Fifth Street
Zev
Labor Day Picnic in Oshkosh Draws Large Crowd
Labor unions hold a big picnic at Menominee Park Oshkosh to celebrate Labor Day. A crowd fills the grove by the bandstand with hundreds enjoying breezes by the lake and a series of games and prizes promised. Earlier, Building Trades beat Oshkosh Trades and Labor council 12 to 11 in ten innings in a lively baseball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Menominee
Oahkoah
Building Trades
Oshkosh Trades and Labor Council
Casket Supper Marks Windup For The Lodges
The article notes the windup event for the lodges featuring the casket supper and a schedule of games and other attractions to follow.
Bacon Wins Mainland Challenge Cup in Oshkosh Tennis
Milton Bacon defeats Ralph Mainland in straight sets to win the Mainland Challenge Cup and the trophy at the inter city tennis tournament in Oshkosh Neenah and Menasha. Paine refereed as Bacon dominated after a closely fought first set, earning the crowd’s cheers and proving superior from the outset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mainland Fm
Milton Bacon
Oshkosh
Neenah and Menasha
Ralph Mainpana
Anal
Bacon
Mainland
Meinland
E. W. Paine
Fond du Lac County Fair Notes From Labor Day Picnic
Labor Day events at the Fond du Lac County Fair included Oshkosh Garment Workers' union participation at a grove picnic with refreshments stands for the first time. Luther League delegates from Fox River valley cities attended Electric Park for a Luther league picnic. Old Fellows hosts and families joined a South Park picnic. A ping pong tourney featured Mainland routing Bacon, with Mainland seeking the challenge cup. Bacon claimed the runner-up trophy. George W. Bird and family visiting from New London plan several days of visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh Garment Workers’ Union
Oshkosh Trades and Labor Council
Frank Jands
Herbert Janzen
Joseph Kitz
Wenzel Lawrence
Vant.Yorty
Alebert Brusius
Jansen
Pienic
South Park
Order
City and County Edge For 1913 Championship Tie Breaker
City and county players split a three game series with a 16 to 14 city win in the deciding noon match. Nichols Ostertag led with three hits apiece as city totaled 14 runs by the eighth inning rally, county countered to 16 in the ninth but fell short. Umpire Frank Hoffman officiated. box score follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliqites
PF. E. Wallen
Nichols
Harry“ Ostertar
eCatlan
Beutler
Frank Hoffman
Oshkosh
Death of C A Dunham After Second Stroke
C A Dunham longtime commercial traveler dies at 731 Main street after a second stroke following a period of illness of about eleven months. He was born in Malne and lived near Oshkosh most of his life, a member of several fraternal orders. Survived by widow, his mother Mrs Emily Dunham of Omro, and three brothers William Eric and Bert. Funeral Wednesday with 4 pm services at his residence conducted by Rev A C Mee Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Dunham
Kia
Main Street
Iedoelock
Mr. Denham
Bening
Winne Bage Lodge No. 120
Odd Fellows
Knights of the Maccabees
Dunham
Emily Dunham
Omro
William
Eric Dunham
Bert Dunham
Roseburg
Ore
Local visitors and travels noted in Green Bay region
SHORT NOTES list several visitors: J B Dubois of Green Bay and G W Mulholland of Kaukauna visited here yesterday and Sunday respectively. Frank Haas of Richland Center stopped by on Saturday. Anna Entrees returned from a Chicago visit. R H Ehersey and L G Oathbulder of Shesoyeun visited Sunday. H P Heckworthy and G S Galpin of Appleton visited Oshkosh Sunday. Monte Breeborn and Earl Women went to Milwaukee for Sunday and Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Dubois
Green Bay
G. W. Mulholland
Kaukauna
Frank Haas
Richland Center
Miss Anna
Chicago
R. H. Ehersey
L. G. Oathbulder
Shesoyeun
G. 8. Galpin
Appleton
Monte, Breeborn
Earl
Milwaukee
Cemetery board meets in city clerk office likely tomorrow
The cemetery board will convene in the city clerk's office at 7330 o'clock tomorrow evening. Several notices mention residents visiting, library hours extended, and local civic updates amid weather cancellations and minor legal actions.
Return to Schools Opens with Teacher Meeting in Oshkosh
Readiness marks the start of the public school year as 162 staff in Oshkosh prepare for classes. Superintendent Meiver will announce plans this afternoon at the High School, with discussions on organization and teaching methods to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melver
A.amall
Army
Oshkosh
Reach Memorial Manual Training School
Elahtean
Meiver
Wentworth- Smith
Walsh
Oshkosh Invited to Host German Conference in 1914
At Sunday service Rev. Guenther announced Oshkosh was invited to host the Chicago German conference in 1914. He will attend the Kenosha meeting Wednesday to convey the invitation. The 1894 conference was held in the city, and a return visit by the pastor may follow if accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CW. Guenter
Chicago
Oshkosh
He Guenther
Kenosha
Oshkosl Iu
Guenther
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Pde Jws
Shoytor
Jr. Fish
Mis
Fon du Lac
Sisconsin, RY. & LY
Sayige
Dr. Nits
Ernst Derksen
Tnoment
George W. Bedrd and Son
Gaylord
Spruce Street
Ptt Batunday
New London
Bai Ax
Nicolas Rf
McCallandt
E. Schneider
BR. Helss
Lueck
F. Schneider
Krippene
St Lanbs
HPO EH
Ostertag
Hagene
Gaffney
Bixby
G. Ostertag
Mulva
Gabhert
Solomon
County
City Bee
Lake Most
J. W. Roe
Malin St
E. L. Nichols
N. G
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Beorechy
DIKE
Grand Opera House
Augustus Pitou, Jr
Fiske
O'Hara
Dublin
Augustus
Smendid
Drew
Lane
Omkewis
Reeks
Pat
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