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Newspaper

Three Lakes Page

Location

Three Lakes, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1916

Page

7

Local residents plan travels and relocations this week

Cassian M. C. Peterson and Cha s Musson visited Malvern and returned Monday. Miss Mabel Wogsland works at the Nanous home in Rhine-Jacder. Mr. and Mrs. J G White will leave for Hammond Ind to establish their new home, with neighbors expressing best wishes for prosperity and health.

M. C. Peterson Chas Chester Musson Malvern Mabel Wogsland Rhine- Jacder Nanous J. G. White Hammond Ind

Twin births and local notices dot Goodnow week

Goodnow reports newborn twins to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Strassman born Tuesday February 22. Local funeral attendance includes Mr. and Mrs. J B Loomis and Mrs W Elton for Sam Loomis' baby girl. Mrs T Erlitz visited J Kapfhamer. Kronkle of Merrill visits C Strassman. Olive Frieheit visits Minorqua and Hazelhurst. Agnes Finn visiting J A Loomis. Frank Loomis starts work for IL J Barrick Friday.

Charles Strassman J. B. Loomis W. ¥Elton Tomahawk Sam Loomis T. Erlitz J. Kapfhamer Kronkle Merrill C. Strassman Olive Frieheit Minjor

Tripoli Roundup: relocations, visits and a mishap

Rev Ericson of Ogema visited Tripoli area homes last week. Miss Flossie Mott spent weekend with her parents. Miss Ruth Christianson returned to Tripoli after her mother's sudden death in Merrill to resume teaching Monday. Nets Miss Bradley went to Merrill Friday evening returning Saturday afternoon. The ven t r and saw mill rebuilds began last week. Stephens family to move to Medford at week start. Farewell party for them held at the hall Saturday. Mrs A Gardner, guest at Hilton home, returned to Rhinelander Friday. Pete Thorn jammed a finger badly while working on the new mill. Dr MacKennon treated him. Neighborhood Club met at the high school Friday to discuss matters.

Ruby Greene Antigo Jake Lagon Malvern Eagle River F. C. Kuehn Watertown M. Wesalowski Kine- Jander Fay Rogers Antiwo Pete Bassmason George Hale Art. Leith Rhinelander Yictrola Edna Lagan Pecor Clare Briese Artie Orth M. Wesolowski Minnie Milwaukee Green Bay Manitowoc Jenkins of Elcho Rose Haven Harry Miner Pelican Lake Art Leith Ericson Ogema St. Peterson HT Hilton Flossie Mott Ruth Christianson Merrill Tripoli Nets Miss Bradley Merrill Vridov P Stephens Medford A. Gardner Hilton Pete Thorn MacKennon

Town Visitors and Local Notices Compile Busy Week

Wausau, Milwaukee, Antigo, Rhinelander and Nashville residents were reported visiting or shopping in town Tuesday and Friday with several locals including Miss Gladys Ackley celebrating a birthday. The Catholic priest of Rhinelander conducted services here Sunday and a number of residents, including Miss White and Mr. Skibba, were noted in town over the period.

Covey Wausau Ernest Schlewski Crandon Meadows Milwaukee Frank Goolie Pelican Lake O. S. Sherwood Antigo Bob Ison Nashville FE. Wolfgram Baker Post Lake McGee Shawano AL. Slizewski Crandon Hospital Decker Ed. Wolfgram Thos Jennings Rhinelander Mr. Scharker Rice Lake Mabel White Chas. Frick Margaret Charrey Frances Plotka Candel Phlox Shoefelt Reed Halbrook Martha Wildner Gladys Ackley Mr. Skibba of

Minocqua Fireman Tony Campbell Killed in Yard Accident

Tony Campbell a fireman on the Wisconsin valley division of the C. M. and St. P. Ry. was killed at New Lisbon during switching work when the engine and tender derailed and the locomotive left the track. Campbell may have tried to jump as the engine left the rails. his head was crushed between tender and engine. He died en route to hospital. He had begun railroad service as a wiper in the local roundhouse and later became fireman after marriage he was widowed once.

Minocqua Times Tony Campbell Wisconsin Valley Division C. M St. P. Ry New Lisbon Campbell Tony

Local residents noted for visits and gatherings

A string of social notes records visits and staycations around Rhinelander Loyal Wausau Mercer and Merrill. Marital changes include a death widower remarried, leaving a wife and several small children. People cited include Al Omelia, Mrs Conny Noble, Mr and Mrs Schenley, Margaret Coon, Pat Madden and Archie, Mrs A Slannon, Fd Walsh, A Bi Wilson, Ernest Prean, and W Elsen and Jane Louise Elsen.

Omelia Rhine‘lander AL Prior Loyal Conny Noble Wausau Noble Mrs. Schenley Margaret Coon Rhinelander Pat Madden Archie Dan Shay Mercer A. Slannon Walsh A. Bi. Wilson Neuville Hanil Ernest Prean Tomah

Tomahawk Lake Social Notes and Local Movements

Sunday gatherings at Tomahawk Lake with J J Sparks and local folk. F Huffman of Rainbow Grange attended Pomona Grange in Rhinelander. James Clermont served as Woodruff caller. Brice Witherow sold out and moved to Milwaukee. Ari Miller lost a horse. Stetzka of Milwaukee building a collage for Herman Zettle. Herman Frederick cutting his se hee. E E Means searched for cows in Edgar. Noyle and Schultz shipped Jogs to Wausau. Miss Muzzie of Los Angeles visits Agent Wilde. Coffen family Sundayed with Clermonts. Mrs W F Lathrop improving slowly.

J. J. Sparks F. Huffman Rainbow Grange Pomona Grange Rhinelander James Clermont Woodruff Brice Witherow Milwaukee Ari Miller Mr. Stetzka Herman _ Zettle D. McCloud Lake Herman Frederick E. Means Edgar Noyle Schultz Wausau Muzzie Los Angeles Cal Agent Wilde Coffen Mirs W. F. Lathrop

Local Notes Briefly Mention Pembine Visit and Socials

Gagen A. Anderson was called to Pembine due to an injury to his son in law G Hatfield. F Blumrich visited Starks on Sunday. Mrs A W Connors of Three Lakes visited village friends Friday. A druggist spent Sunday with relatives in Marsh. The Ladies Aid society met with Mrs DB Hofslund for dinner Thursday February 24. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Chas Blum.

A. Anderson Pembine G. Hatfield F. Blumrich Starks A. W. Connors Thursiday Ladies’ Aid Society DB. Hofslund Chas. Blum

Local Notes From Rich Area March Events

Rich on Thursday March 9 mentions Fart Matteson a Shinelander sister Saturday. Chas Boehm visited family at Three Lakes Sunday. Hay Wills of Starks was in Gagen Sunday. Percy Morgan came down from Esyte River on Wednesday.

Rich Fart Matteson Chas, Boehm Three Lakes Hay Wills of

St Patrick's Day Benefit at Opera House for St Marys Church

A St Patrick's Day entertainment event is planned at the Opera House on Saturday evening March 18 to benefit St Marys Church. The program features Mrs Cornelius Murphy with Kathleen Mavourneen and Kerry Dance, Miss Beatrice Barnes in Treading, a descriptive poem on Fontenoy, Miss Alice Schliesmann and Mr Oscar Nelson Jr in vocal duets, Miss Beatrice Barnes reading The Going of the White Swan, humorous selections, Sigal Sales by Mrs Cornelius Murphy, and songs Ireland I Love You and The Shoogy Shoo Irish Folk song.

St. Patrick's Day St. Mary’s Church Opera House Cornelius Murphy Kathleen Mavourneen Kerry Dancell Beatrice Barnes Battle of Fontenoy Alice Schliesmann Oscar Nelson, Jr Gilbert Parker Sigal Sales Ars Ireland

Hollister Promoted to Northwestern Commercial Agent

MM Hollister formerly a traveling agent on the Ashland division rises to commercial agent for the Northwestern line in Michigan's upper peninsula. He served as chief clerk in the Chicago general offices after leaving Ashland, and he has many Rhinelander friends glad about the promotion. Miss Doris Greene visited Rhinelander from Nashville on a shopping trip Friday.

Hollister MM. W. HollIster Ashland Northwestern Line Upper Peninsula Michigan Northwestern General Chicago Rhinelander

BARMON Dress Promises Flexible Fit and Style

The advertisement touts a BARMON dress adjustable at the waist with a belt and a hem pleat for easy length adjustment. It offers high or low neck options, a range of light and dark colors including grey and blue, and bust sizes from 34 to 46.

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