Northwestern Society and Local Moves News
Mrs Mollie McGuire returns from Chicago Miss Alice Buckney travels to Berlin to teach Miss Blanche Kenny goes to Berlin to teach next year John F L Keene departs for Milwaukee to visit friends A marriage license issued to Warren L Herrick and Freda ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moliié McGuire
Chicago
Alice Buckney
Berlin
Blanche Kenny
Bern
Echo
Moe
John FL Keene Teft
Millwaukeee
Warren L. Herrick
Freda Mraplean
Neenah
Lucy Kuehmsted
Hugo Kuehmsted
Appleton
Social notes and transit of Oshkosh area visitors
Mrs Potter and son from Miles City visit Mrs Tyrrell in Oshkosh. Mrs Cleveland travels to Chicago then Atlantic City. The Arions and swimmer Hans Mohl set Sunday attractions at Electric Park. Sheriff Larkin visits Oshkosh with transfers for Waupun state institutions. The Arthurs arrive from California to stay with Mrs Bullinger in Oshkosh. Four month old Freeman infant dies of cholera infantum. funeral set for Sunday in Winneconne.
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Waupun
State Industrial School
State Hospital
F. G. Arthur
Oshkosh
California
Henrietta Bullinger
Ceape Street
W.E. Freeman
Peart Street
Winneconne
PROP A O Wirths select dancing classes reopen season
Prop A O Wirth select dancing classes reopen for the season of the N S for Tal opening with Young People's Class Friday Sept 14 social and lessons. Ladies and Gentlemen classes details at Guenther Drug Store. The Foster-Lam er company plant resumes full operations Monday morning. J Hull travels to Milwaukee and Chicago attending Bryan democratic picnic. Invincible Fishing Club had poor luck Friday east shore bass fishing. Mrs G S Ibee and daughter Constance Albee relocate to Duluth. Dr J F Lowsh has new residence at 41 Algoma Street for the coming year. Mr and Mrs S S Luscher hosted about twenty young people with Progressive games and refreshments in honor of Roy Gile of Milwaukee. Miss Muller of Patterson Sr guest. Mabel Harney promoted to supervisor of music to Manitowne. Miss Darney a graduate from American Book Company adopt methods. Miss Netlie Freeman and Miss Hirer Freeman hosted over one hundred guests lunching for Mrs Dobbin of Nebraska.
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Foster-lamer Company
J. ¥. Hull
Milwaukee
Chicago
William Jennings Bryan
Invincible
East Shore
Ibee
Miss Muller
Patterson
Mabel Harney
Miss Darney
American Book Company
Missea Netlie Freeman
Mars Hirer
Freeman
Postponed Catholic Relief meeting tied to Pan McDonald return
The Catholic Relief and Benevolary association council 128 meeting with Mr and Mrs Warry Shelyeye was postponed until Pan McDonald returns from the Buffalo convention. Charles F Abraham of 194 Ceape Street returns from a Germany trip lasting three months. A Presbyterian Sunday school interurban excursion to a nearby station and park drew about 250 attendees, with two chartered cars and a Thistle steamer excursion from Main Street to Calumet. Proceeds support the Normal Athletic Association treasury.
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Catholic Relief and Benediciary Association
Warry Shelyeye
Pan McDonald
Buffalo
Charles F. Abraham
Ceape Street
Germany
Abraham
Jie
Ocean
Greyhound Deutschland
Presbyterian Sunday School
Neenah
Thetay
Mary and
Wigh Streets
Ehaal
Thistle
Calumet
Dtarhar
Moonight
Normal Orchestra
Awell
Treasury
Normal Athletic Association
Cheney
Chicago
Arions
Oak Park
G. W. Burnell
Arion
Woman in Male Attire Arrest Confounds Oshkosh Police
Miss Emma Rollo of New London passed as a man in Oshkosh with two companions, taking photographs and living in the Fraker building. Police, aided by her brother Charles, identified her from a prior photo and urged her to leave. she refused, then disappeared and was found again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Rollo
New London
Charles Rollo
Oshkosh
Miss Molla
Charles T. Kliefoth
Kiliefoth
Fraker
Rollo
Grape-Nuts Said to Cure Gastric Illness Tale
A minister at a New England dinner praised Grape-Nuts after claiming long gastric distress and sleepless nights. He described three near collapses before finding relief and described the cereal’s nutritious value and culinary uses in desserts and meals.
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New England
Bidaig Todd
Hey
Hoxton Watchman
Columbia University President Seth Low to Speak in Wisconsin
President Seth Low of Columbia University will give two lectures in Wisconsin with Milwaukee hosting September 14 and Oshkosh September 18. The plan, backed by the Republican committees, promises a large audience at the opera house and a gathering of local and county politicians for a broad discussion of national affairs. Low, a prominent scholar and former mayoral candidate, is noted for his wealth and civic contributions to Columbia College.
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Seth Low
Columbia University
Oshkosh
Republican Committee
State Central Republican Committee
EF. GE. Stevens
New York
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Low
Opera House
Republican County
Bir
A. A. Low
Brooklyn
Issa
Columbia College
Cleveland
Blaine
Mystery of Miss Rollo The Oshkosh Case Unfolds
Miss Rollo, found living in male attire at the Fraker building apartments on Main street, drew police attention. Mr. Kiefoth, who placed her there, recalls offering work and dressing her as a disguise to help her escape an unwanted marriage and a pursuer.
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Main Street
Kijefoth
Northwestern
Kilefoth
Miss Rollo
Kiefoth
Watertown
Agme Place
Rollo
Dresed
Etferoth
Knights of Pythias of
Oshkosh
Appleton
Lanctot Sentenced to Reformatory for Burglary
Judge A H Goss imposes an indeterminate sentence on George Lanctot for burglary. He will serve not less than three years at the state reformatory in Grand Bay before possible release upon good behavior.
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A. H. Goss
George Lanctot
Greet Bay
Thompson Withdraws From District Attorney Race
John C. Thompson withdraws from the Republican nomination for district attorney due to business demands. His exit opens the field for remaining candidates D. Jackson and Charles Freeman, with speculation about a possible late entrant before the convention next Saturday.
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Jonn
Thompson
Ofice of Districe
John C. Thompson
Northwestern
D. Jackson
Charles Freeman
No Morning Race Leaves Anita Wee Ahead in Lake Winnebago Event
Lake Winnebago yacht race stalled by calm winds. Anita Wee led the field early, two minutes ahead of Caroline when the third attempt to start was abandoned. A fourth start is planned this afternoon, but wind remains scarce. Falitar Holmes of The Waupaca Republican visited Oshkosh.
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Anita Wee
Lake Winne
Hage
Lee
Anita Cully
Caroline
Falitar Holmes
Waupaca
Yacht Club Seeks Second Class Yachts For Healthier Sport
The Yacht Club of several hundred members lacks active vessels with only one yacht. Commodore F H Libbey advocates second class boats to promote yachting and racing, criticizing costly yachts fragile for rough seas and limited use. The club hopes for a surge of affordable second class boats next season.
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Yachtamen
F. H. Libbey
Oshkosh Artist Dan Johnson Makes Interior Honors
Oshkosh 100" adopted a Talon a year ago and a visit to his studio shows the artist's growing fame. Skeptics concede that posing to Dan Johnson is the largest draw as Gorily notes rising patronage and many works decorate city homes. Interior views of elegant residences by Johnson will be reproduced in the East.
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Dan Johnson
Haseen
Myr. Johnson
Reception room adds charm with new magazines and interiors
A studio showcases a cosy reception corner draped and cushioned with new magazines and wall pictures. Mr Johnson keeps abreast of artistic trends, adopting new devices to enhance his work as a photographer, promising first class results.
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Johnson
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Times
Mary E Harlow Piano Classes Resume Monday
Miss Mary E Harlow will resume piano instruction on Monday September 10 at her studio 250 High Street. Terms are moderate and pupils will be welcomed for lessons in a quiet home atmosphere.
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P. A. Laffey
Tella
Sp. mi
Bessie Lou Daggett
Moniag
Wil
High Street
Tertis
Paris World’s Fair Visit Recap by Kimball Family
C Kimball and Miss Lilian G Kimball return from an eight week visit to the Paris World’s Fair. They compare Paris unfavorably to Chicago overall but praise the Paris art gallery and ornamental buildings. The piece notes opinions on features and ends with an ad for Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
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C. Kimball
Lilian G. Kimball
Vege
W. C. Kimball
Lillian G. Kimball
Paris
Parie
Chicago
Kimball
Oshkosh Yacht Club eyes second class boats to boost sailing
The Oshkosh yacht club discusses building second class yachts to expand participation and sustain interest. Secretary Cleveland supports introducing affordable cruisers like the seven ten footer Creole, noting current fleet limits and a need for more owners to sail and maintain activity on the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yacht Club
Tramp
Sox
Neenah
Cleveland
Clevelins
Inlanil Lake Association
Oshkosh Club
Yachtamen
New Library Building Illustrated in Daily Northwestern
Copies of the September 1 issue feature an illustrated description of the new library building. The issue is available in mailing wrappers for two cents, via The Northwestern Office. Send to a friend as a small gift.
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Daily
Northwestern
City Market and millinery ads mix in 19th century notice
Fragmented classifieds list items for sale and employment. Entries advertise meals at City Market, job calls for a competent girl, offered positions in photography and millinery, and a mill start with reopening of a shop at 71 Church Street. Several names and addresses appear in terse lines.
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Tduney
Gramps
Boyd
Jackson Street
Church
CTU
Badger Canning Company
West Algoma
Boiness
Wil
Chicago
Wailers
Church Street
Misa Stier
Markets Drift After Holiday Open On Wall Street
Stocks opened uneven with small gains and losses and a broad retreat in key shares. Dealers note thin trading as market momentum waned while grain and provision quotes were reported in the price range by BF, C, Horn. Milwaukee visitor Charles Camatache is in town for Sunday activities as quiet crowds gather outside the usual exchanges.
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New York
Horn
Uiblein Brock
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Opera House Square
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J. T. Rayccraft
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Torden Stock Exchange
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Camatache
Milwauker
Bhi
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Yao
Aru Bane
Topliff
Stroud & Thomson
Main St
Oshkosh, Wis
Grand Opera House
Frank Burt
Geo. H Nicolai
Sarah Cartwright
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Club Tronne
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Mt. Vernon Street
Wangan Street
Wangao Street
Thor. A. Rockwell
Eqpere
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