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Newspaper
Three Lakes Page
Location
Three Lakes, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1916
Page
7
Pos townsfolk and visitors report short city visits. Marriage license issued to Antone Rusecky and Julia Vazlarek. Land sales brisk with Larry Nolan selling tract to Louis Holliday. Job ads seek housekeeper and books clerk. Cake sale by Catholic ladies at Hildebrand’s store May 20.
Crandon resident J. T. Crabtree and Fronwood’s W. H. Delong handled business here today while Mrs. F. E. Blackhurst traveled to Ironwood. Tomshank Lake’s Noman Woodzieka called on Friday as Fronwood’s F Blackwell visited town. Petajen Lake’s T. M. Boulen came early in the week, and Soo Line cogent official Murphy saw city activity. Local social life included gatherings for Mrs. Hi. Davis and Mrs. Charles Rogers, a funeral attendance for Edward Wall with Mr. and Mrs. Morrisey of Antigo and Joseph of Wausau, and a piano tuner visit by Mr. Hayner from Chicago. Anna Gustafson marked her first teaching year with a Kibler home party and a cut glass dish gift as dancing and refreshments followed. The Sturdevant party from San Diego is expected back in Rhinelander around May 25.
Miss Susie Rosemark a teacher from Phelps returned to her home there on Wednesday. Fred Mershall of Bradley visited on business on Friday. The Beavers plan their regular meeting on May 2 at Woodman hall. D. C. Fuller Co Waters meet Mich. M18-25. Leave orders for sand and gravel at Worr's store.
Edward Wall 31 died in St Marys hospital after a two day illness of intestinal trouble. Born in Milwaukee he had lived in Rhineland and Wausau where he was known as a skilled camp cook. Survived by three daughters Madge Mildred Nellie and three brothers John Perry and James. body lay at James Baker home then moved to St Marys church for funeral services conducted by Rev Teaudette. Interment was in St Marys cemetery.
Rev C J Messenger of the M E church honors mothers in a Sunday service titled She Hand That Rocks the Cradle citing John 19 5 and quotes about mothers shaping leaders like Garfield Lincoln and Adams. He urges all to adopt a mother centered faith, saying mothers are the strongest social force and guardian angels guiding future conduct.
Public notice announces a second sale of carpet sweepers after the first batch sold out. Fifty more sweepers will be offered Saturday forenoon at one dollar each.
The Rhinelander city council unanimously offers Prof. F. L. Bliss the job to direct the city band. The Merrill Concert band regrets disbanding the group after Bliss led them for about a year and a half. The players stayed loyal, bought instruments, and supported rehearsals while wages and finances were strained.
Fragmentary note tracing the saying Do as Rome does to St Ambrose in the fourth century Rome Milanese observances. It mentions fasting, feasts, and Ambrose advising how to act in matters of sequence with general guidance.
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