Local notes from Rhinelander and surrounding towns
A round of social visits and travel surfaces as Rhinelander residents, visitors, and near neighbors mingle at homes, hotels, and shops. Notables include Miss Lucile Carr visiting with parents, Elin Peterson joining Kolden store staff, F R Tripp buying a new Mitchell car, and restores at Three Lakes dances. Local officials, movers, and guests from Milwaukee to Chicago are listed in city briefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Taylor
Crandon Toan
D. H. Hart
Pelican Lake
Wesolawski
Monico
H. Frendell
Medford
Wilma Weatherford
Kansas City
T. B. McIndoe
Lucile Carr
Springfield
W. W. Carr
Jessie Bingham
St. Charles Hotel
Atlantic City
N. J
Sorenson
Wausau
May Edelstein
Chicago
Ethel Hart
J. Swartz
West Bend
Wis
Danner
Three Lakes
A. T. Liebert
BD. R. Hickok
Northwestern Line
Melvin Alme
Rhinelander Creamery & Produce Company
C.F. Gardinier
Laurel
Miss
Morris McRae
WW. Carr
F. C. Pingry
Seattle
Wash
Rhinelander
Chester Pingry
Til
Maurice McRae
John Wilde
Telen
Grand Rapids
Mich
F. R. Tripp
Sugar Camp
Lewis Wardware Company
Walter Kerber
Crescent
James T. Caldwell
R. D. Caldwell
Caldwell
Anderson Street
Charles Marshall
North Crandon
Elin Peterson
Kolden
W. E. Appleby
United States
McEachin
Neil
Cass City
F. A. Hildebrand
Joe Kellner
Goodman
R. J. McIntosh
Joseph Seibel
Marinette
P. F. Seibel
Elizabeth Morrow
Oshkosh
West
Oshkosh Social Notes and Local Updates
Miss Geneva Smith of Oshkosh is the guest of Mrs. Clarence Kirk. Miss Jennie Morter, who taught in the city schools last year, left for Madison to attend the university. D. Kirk shows no improvement after weeks of illness and will be taken to St. Marys hospital for treatment. A new Maxwell truck has been purchased by Markham and Parker for delivery, sold by T. Wood Hardware Co., local Maxwell agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Cass
Minocqua
W. HI. Oltman
Berlin
Iowa
Geo Clark
Helen Kopeschke
Chicago
Delta Stockman
C. E. Kopeschke
Delta
New Ulm
Minn
Weyauwega
W. W. Carr
Ed. Goldberg
Joseph Goldberg
Milwaukee
Rhinelander
J. W. Hicks
J. W. Hicks, Pren‘tice, President of the Wisconsin’ Potato Growers’ Association
Luella Wescott
T. Hogan
North Crandon
Alex McRae
Wausau
M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society
H. J. We Sipatel
M. W. Boyce
Woodruff Schools
P. Crosby
J. T. Elliott
Lac du Flambeau
Woodriff
CG Cluett
Colby
Wis
May McDonald
Cage
F. A. Teich
Tomahawk Lake
Kraeger
Charles Morrill
Soo Line
Ella Schliching
Stevens Street
Mamie Perkit
Spaulding
Mich
Sophia Civinski
Bismark
XL. D
Cecile
Agnes Rheaume
Mary
Emma Venloh
Hillda ‘Wesenberg
Esther LeClaire
Emma
Mary Boncher
Irene Null
Susan Rosemark
F. Hf. Premmer
M. B. Fox
Hammond
Ind
C. P. Crosby
Oneida Coun
Geneva Smith
Oshkosh
Clarence Kirk
Jennie Morter
Madison
D. Kirk
St. Mary’s Hospital
Maxwell
Markham & Parker
T. Wood Hardware Company
Edward Peterson
Frank Fraker
J. Swartz Sr
Nellie Kelley
Bradley
Edith Blomdahl
P. Malone
S. Dunn
Minneapolis
Telia Beno
Green Bay
le' ‘da Bouffiou
Myrtle Gibson Teft
Seattle
Wash
Wnt. Sarvey
Tomahawk
Sophia Scherenski
N. Sh
Rosemark
Mason Street
E. Feller
Dell Mattoon
Antigo
A. White
Maggie
Will
Friends
Knapp
Phelps
Fred Robinson
Kimberly
Rose Johnson
Grand Rapids
Mary Johnson
Alban St
C. Bouffiou
N. Rustette
J. Boufficu
C. Ruggles
Wisconsin
United States
Kubasta
Philipp
Philip
Rogers
Assey
Mr. Rogers
Assembly
North Side Democrats Speak In Rene Lander Rally
Edward Peterson and Mrs. Fraker noted on sick lists as local society items recount visits and guests among Misses Nellie Kelley and Telia Beno. A Democratic street meeting on Brown street featured W. F. Wolfe and Burt Williams discussing President Wilson and U.S. stance on war, with Wolfe praising diplomatic methods and accusing business interests of pressuring for intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side
Rene Lander
W. F. Wolfe
United State
Burt Williams
Brown Street
Wilson
Wolfe
Alllies
United States
Europe
Iie
Mexico
Searst
The
Chicago Tribune
McCormick Marveser Co
Taps Sound for an Old Veteran
Thomas J. McLaughlin passes away at eighty six after a paralytic stroke in Crescent. Civil War veteran born in Lisbon Ohio, lived in Fremont Wisconsin before moving here thirty years ago. Survived by daughter Mrs Frank Bibbers and sons Mort Walter Joseph Frank Bromer many grandchildren. Funeral held at residence with Rev I G Clemans officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. McLaughlin
Frank McLaughlin
Crescent
McLaughlin
Mr. McLaughlin
Beirg
Lisbon
Ohio
Freemont
Wis
Thinelander
Frank Bibbers
Knoxville
Mort
Walter
Bellingham
Wash
Joseph
Arkansas
Frank
Bromer
I. G. Clemans
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kolden Dry Goods Company
B. Mack Dresden
Ladysmith
Mr. Dresden
Rusk County
Arline Cournoyer
Baudeal Cournoyer
Marshfield
A. Owen
Eastern Ave
Geo. Jewell
Slaughters
Marie
Marjorie
Appleton
Black Creek
New Fall Millinery
Hart
Lottie Weston
Iron River
Hart's
Hart’s
T. J. Morter
Madison and
Manilett
George F. Cook
Moen’s
Jakes
Mr. Cook
Samuel Bingham’s
Henry van Dyke
Church News
Norwegian Lutheran Service
A. Snarterma
Bt. Joseph's
W. Kalandyk
St. Augustine's
Gray
C J. Silfversten
Epworth League
J. DeJong, Jr
C. A. Richards
M. DB
First National Rabels
Ofize Vourr
Y. J. Citta
Jacob Cihla
Mwe Hals
Minneapolis Athletic Club
Douglas Alderson
North Cranden
Douglas Anderson
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