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Newspaper
Three Lakes Page
Location
Three Lakes, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1915
Page
9
Mrs. Wilner Hohmann of Chicago credits Peruna with curing a lifelong cough and catarrh. Friends and neighbors testify to the remedy’s merit, saying the old cough that haunted her for years vanished, enabling better sleep and health. The ad-like testimonial asserts many others share the same experience.
Judge K T Ames of Minocqua visits, Ida Thurston returns from Pelican Lake, D T Matleson of Gagen, Joe Ritz from Three Lakes, Frank Rogers of Minocqua, Dave Gustafson from Monico, Mrs G C Hallsted of Gagen shops, Franklin Wilson from Monico calls, Ica S Parker assesses incomes in city, Mrs Joseph Goldberg returns from Wausau, Attorney John Ames of Minocqua visits, Mrs M R Sulliff and children from Park Falls stay with Barnes family, Dennis Hergren buys an Overland car, Methodist marriage sale set for Oct 22-23 at Saterstrom building.
Rhinelander notices Elass Minstrels as next attraction with a famed cast of female impersonators and star acts. The show features a suffragette plot, plantation finale, and high musical numbers, with strong local satire and a guarantee of twelve months. Tickets go on sale at Sorenson's Jewelry after 9 AM Tuesday the 25th.
Lowest prices on dry goods and ready to wear in town. Ja cobson Dry Goods Co. Elmer Schellenger, traveling freight agent for the Esigites, visited his parents Wednesday. Dr J. E. Schick drives a new Hupmobile praised as the city’s only model. Mrs F J Woznick hosted a six thirty dinner for Miss Helen Lukasavitz of Stevens Point. ten guests attended. Mrs Josephine Bronk hosted a six course dinner for Helen Lukasavitz. eighteen guests. Francis Hildebrand takes a traveling salesman post for St Louis Casket Co with New York state territory. depart east soon. Joe R Hansen of Wausau Land Co. in town about to run a large livestock sale. advertisement appears in this issue. FOR EXCHANGE: Gary Indiana lot for un improved 80 acres or more with frontage on good lake. reply Box 535 Gibson City Illinois. Mrs E W Knapp of Sugar Camp landed a 27 pound trout in Indian Lake Friday. hook injury to his hand. Carl A Peterson resigns as driver of E Crown's Oldsmobile to Racine for a Mitchell 6 for Mrs F Mitchell. hopes to return next spring. Myrtle Roencke hosted a dinner for her birthday with Elsie Pontraz, Agnes Lindgren, Frances Chagan He Han son, Jessie Korlasky, Dutch Cheslock, Tillie Flemmicks, and Mr. and Mrs H Roencke and Mrs H Buetow.
Jacobson Dry Goods promotes John Kelly shoes as well fitting and available in A and AA widths at the same price as ill fitting options. The ad emphasizes a wide stock to fit all customers’ shoe needs.
The Woman's Club met Tuesday with reports from delegates who attended the State Federation at La Crosse. The Monday Club joined to hear the Federation notes. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Spenced and families, and Miss Edith Brown hosted the Priscilla Society event. Several members and visitors were mentioned, with plans for meetings, drills, and travels to Boston and Portsmouth. Prof A L Snyder predicts the coldest winter since the Civil War.
Edward Loughlin aged 21, of Loyal, died after a sewer excavation collapsed in Minocqua Tuesday last week. Rescuers freed him within ten minutes, but Dr. Torpy and assistant Bolger could not revive him. He leaves grieving parents in Loyal and a sister en route from South Dakota. Burial expects Minocqua cemetery. Local page also notes community notices and various local society items.
Mrs James Murphy of Moxico visited friends here Wednesday. John Walkovik arrived from Antigua to visit relatives. Mrs A D Daniels was in New London this week. The Ladies Aid of the German Lutheran church meets at Mrs August Z 909 Arbulas street on Thursday October 23.
E L Luther appointed superintendent of Farmers Institutes by the Regents of the University. He becomes Wisconsin's first county agricultural representative, aiding Oneida County farmers. Later named Supervisor of Agricultural Representatives for Wisconsin, a post he still holds.
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