07 Mar 1923
Page 1
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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1923
Page
1
Community notices recount local visits in Milwaukee and Waukesha, theater at the school auditorium, and numerous social events. The plan for a Legion auxiliary fundraiser, town movements, and school activities are outlined with many names, places, and dates.
DOHGES COUNERS The Misses Anna Warren Mac Liedtke and Chiva Wotlahen teachers of the school here and Herman Graehe of Miwaskee were guests at a dinner at the Vo. Stickney home on Marely 4 celebrating Miss Warren and Mrs. Martha birth anniversaries. Mrs. Taha Koepke formerly of this town died at her home in Vunlativille on Feb 28. Several neighbors mourn her loss. Boxer gistrids attended the home of CL Skowes in ilu Graice last Friday and a party from Yorkville Milwankee visited Mr. and Mrs. John Yourtng-eriler and Mrs Jol Porter. Mr and Mrs Frank Uarthulomew visited the John Your home. Fern Meyer and others from Mukwonago visited the Tarte family at the Ttholomew home. Mrs. Louis Baeker hosted her daughter Merle over the weekend. Mrs Bayley attended the funeral of Mrs. Koopke in Wankeshi and Emerson Heart, who had pneumonia, is recovering. Dr. Van Bint took care of Emerson. Mrs Uta Bartholonew attended a party at the Baraku house Friday evening.
A list of local names and events includes Ramstuck at AMTwenkee with a new garage on Pres tw property east of Ute St. St. Paul Thilway’s group will entertain at the Gen okoo Congteamloval church this lay afternoon. Several families celebrate dinners and a newborn boy is noted. Names include Williams, Ballard, Wink, Gibson, Yerssen, and others in casual notices across several households.
The weekly gathering at APs hosted by Fred Freelove occurred last Wednesday with the next meeting set for March 28 at Allis Mayme’s home. Numerous visits and social events are reported including guests from Milwaukee Catford Oakdale and Waukesha, plus funeral attendance for Mrs. Koepke and local club meetings.
Fragmented text reports visits and social events involving Miss Jane, Mrs Hewlet Jacknes, Mr and Mrs Herman Manders, and Villa Anders. Mentions health concerns and a sister in Edgerton with vague references to aftercare and a long recovery period.
A vintage advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a harmless liniment that quickly eases rheumatic pain, soreness, stiffness, and swelling. It claims instant relief for sciatic, neuralgia, lumbago, backache, sprains and inflamed spots and urges readers to obtain a trial bottle from their druggist.
Stinehart and daughter Alice visit friends in Qcouumayne. Madison resident Webster entertained in the village. Numerous visits from Waukesha Milwaukee and Oconomowoc mark the week. Church events include Friday night services at St John Chrysostom and planned morning prayers. Local families, entertainments, and a new automobile noted alongside illness and bereavement mentions.
An advertisement touts Hair Groom as a low cost combing cream that keeps hair combed all day in any style. It promises natural gloss, soft pliability, and a dignified look without dandruff, appealing to business and social wearers. Millions supposedly use it for its scalp absorption and non stiffening effect.
Mr and Mrs Willkun Smyth hosted guests over the weekend while Mrs George Stale visits her daughter Rose Bess. Several local residents visited family in Wanentosa and Williua. A meeting was noted at Mrs Sao Foster's on Tuesday with other social activities reported.
Saturday night center activity of The Ladiese Aid Society with Mrs Sam Fesley last Thursday. Next meeting to be switched. Mr mit Mrs Seal to attend. Clarr Mae Mott spent the weekend at home. Silver wedding celebration planned for Thursday March 1a.
An advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub as the fastest relief for colds, congestion, rheumatism, backache, stiff neck, and sore muscles. It promises heating action within minutes and urges buyers to seek the product at any drug store, always mentioning the brand Bowles.
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