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Newspaper
Three Lakes Page
Location
Three Lakes, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1916
Page
4
A Rhinelander woman repeats a six year old endorsement of Doan's Kidney Pills after renewed back pain and kidney trouble. Mrs. A Gruebel credited four boxes with curing her issues, later saying she still values the remedy highly. Price 50c at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
Madison Wis May 19 Chairman James Nevin of the state conservation commission says hundreds of inquiries have arrived about opening the season for game fish other than trout. The season begins at midnight May 29 in most areas. The opening date was moved by the last legislature at the request of GARL members to include Memorial Day in the open season.
Mr Bruley visited Glen Flora last week while Dick Wheeler plans to work with McCouven medicine and expand into Vilas county. Land buyers flock to Clearwater Real estate men Andrew Peterson and W Murray busy. Clifford Murray takes meat packing job in Wausau. Elder IT W Reed visited Moen Wis. Ernest Rushland ar t Clearwater photo man. Farmers predicting oats good and hay with wet May. Miss Myrtie Dunn teaches at Rhinelander school. attendance sixteen. Wisconsin Conservation Commission funded 100 cans of pike fry for Lake Kawaguesaga and Tomahawk Lakes. citizens urged to plant fry next year. Hagen’s car. D Rice Pelican Lake in town Saturday. Achtenberg Winegar visiting friends. J Grusch and W Webster in Rhinelander on business. Martha Johnson Parish spent weekend with parents. Keshman went to Rhinelander. Ainsworth returns to Shawano. J T Pavis sold property and moves to Ohio.
Mrs Sam Griffith of Kentucky visits the O Jackson home while Gertrude Wolfgram returns from Fond du Lar Lombra and Mayville. Numerous local residents attend the Elcho dance and many townsfolk travel to Milwaukee Antigo and Pelican Lake for visits and social events.
Minocqua Times reports the town jail is to be demolished due to age and danger. The structure has housed various offenders, required armed guards, and suffered multiple fire department rescues. Also noted are comments on local school matters, July Fourth plans, and hatchery activity as well as fish catches.
GOODNOW Mrs. T. Ertitz and daughter Lou lisa were at Minocqua Friday. Miss Marguerite Steele, who was hurt, is improving some. Mrs L. Duranso has been visiting at Merrill for a few days. J.P. Stoddard and C F. Steele were to Minocqua Monday, Mrs. Simons visited Mrs. C. Steele one day last week, and any Loomis was to Minocqua one day last week.
Mrs. Lathrop Cornelia Almira Lathrop wife of W F Lathrop of Tomahawk Lake died May 17 1916 after an illness lasting a year She was 56 years 8 months born Sept 17 1839 Caslila Town married Oct 1877 to W F Lathrop Survived by husband four children Ruth Harold Charles of Chicago two sisters and two brothers Funeral was held in Waupaca with interment in Lake View Cemetery The Christian mother and neighbor is mourned by all who knew her
Mrs Nels Johnson and Miss El isie Kushman shopped in Rhinelander on Wednesday. Andrew Jensen of New London and Hans Rodd of Rhinelander were in town on business last week. A Kushman called at Pelican Lake. Mrs Wm Haase and children visited the Jensen home in Rhinelander. Mrs Ed Keeler was summoned to Chicago by her mother’s illness. Mr Hollister of Oshkosh was a Friday caller. Rev J DeJung of Rhinelander conducted services Sunday. L Larson was in Elcho on business last week. Mrs M Marquard, A Kushman, and R Schoeneck went to Elcho Saturday.
Miss Laverna Connors hosted by village friends Saturday. Mrs V Bates of Eagle River in town Monday. T D Matteson visited Rhinelander Saturday. Glen Tofslund marked his seventh birthday Tuesday. Miss Eva Jeffery visited from Rhinelander Saturday. A Castona in Rhinelander Saturday. Harold Matteson, student in Rhinelander, home Sunday. Miss Eliza Blumrich visiting with parents for several weeks. Chas Boehm spent Sunday with family in Three Lakes.
L Starks spent Monday and Tuesday here with numerous visitors and neighbors. Nadeau Michigan resident Dan Greenwood visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs J Hess spent Tuesday in Rhinelander. Ramey of Brantwood and Hess of Milwaukee attended Sunday. Constantine Nagel and Louise Nagel visited. Joy Miller and family were guests. W B Angelo stayed Tuesday and Wednesday. Bert Greenwood Ed Zapfe and CS Welch couples drove to Rhinelander Wednesday. Laverna Conners visited Rhinelander Saturday. Towne Jundberg autoed to Starks Tuesday. Mrs Henry Bennett visited the Welch home Tuesday. Donohue spent days in Rhinelander. Esther Rustong from Shell Lake visiting Welch. Dave Lansing bought a new Ford. Sidney Smith broke collar bone while clearing a leg stray at work. Dr Richards treats the injury.
A patient testimonial from Mrs Anna Kadin of Spencer Nebraska praising Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach trouble. She states years of suffering ended, noting the medicine gave lasting relief after trying many remedies. The ad claims Chamberlain's Tablets are obtainable everywhere.
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