Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1909-04-23
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Bena Bartlein returned to Ami
wa Saturday.
Carl CAST of Laona was caller in
town Monday.
DR.. Murphy did dental work at
Mountain Wednesday.
T. p. Wynn of Laona was business
caller in town Monday.
Leonard Monette returned fro N
Green Bay Wednesday.
| VIM. Schoephoester of Padus was a
caller in town Saturday.
| John Bauman started up in the dray
business again Monday.
Mrs. c. N. Carroll went to Green Bay
Tuesday returning yesterday.
Mrs N. w. Johnson and children
visited at Suring over Sunday.
A. j. Tipler returned Saturday from
a business trip to Marshfeld
Sheriff McInnis of Crandon has APP
pointed c. NJ Bennett a deputy.
Will Buettl returned Monday from a
weeks visit at Green Bay and Seymour
Falls Tuesday on visit with relatives.
a. L. Burgan went to Mountain on
business Tuesday, returning Wednes-
day
DIR. Hubbard was called to Carter
Monday to see Henry Martin, who was
sick.
G, f. Rietz was over to Pelican and
Amigo on land business the first of the
week.
Joe Henes, who has been spending
the winter here, returned to Seymour
Tuesday.
Miss Florence Mcdonald of Oeonto is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. nj. J.
Dickinson.
Mrs. f. E. Chinook visited her
daughter, Miss Merle Chinook, at
Padus Wednesday.
Surveyor N. H. Smith went north
last Friday to do some work at Black
well and Goodman.
Mr. and Mrs Alex McEwen returned
to Net River, Mich yesterday after a
couple of weeks visit here.
Richardson and Lawrence have sold
the Kelly Norman residence north of
the track to Frank Collier.
James Kadlec, well known farmer
of Oconto County, hung himself in his
barn north of Oeonto Tuesday.
Mrs A. r. Lawrence and daughter,
Miss Nina, left Monday on visit at
Plymouth, Fond du Lac and Appleton.
Mrs A. G. Cato and son, who were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. NJ Bennett,
.eturned to their home at Surfing We'd
nesday.
Carl Runge and family left Wednes-
day for Marshfeld where Mr.. Bunge
will be employed by the Consolidated
Farm Co.
State school Inspector Geo. Drewry,
of Madison, and county superintendent
H. A. Kamm, inspected the school here
yesterday.
Mrs. A, il Prgan has been gradual
ly improving in health and on Monday
she went to Wausau to visit relatives
for a while.
The Egen bill, limiting the number
of deer that may be killed during the
open season to one, was killed by the
assembly Monday.
Game wardens 0berholtzer and Berg
of Eagle River and Rhinelander, res
peetively, were in this vicinity few
days last week.
Miss Johanna Kuepper, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Paul kuepper. expects to
leave next week for Milwaukee to re-
main indefinitely.
Mrs. Leonard Monette was called to
Green Bay Friday by the death of her
father. The funeral was held Wednes-
day. Leonard Monnette went down
Tuesday afternoon.
/ Mrs A. c. Cato of Surfing arrived
Monday on a visit with her friend Mrs.
C. ii. Bennett Mr. Cato has recently
gone to Texas in the interest of the NJ.
II. A. lodge as district manager.
lA Mr. Archie Bonesteel of Padus and
Miss Maude Davis of this place wer.
united in the bonds of matrimonN last
Thursday at the brides home.$ The
bridal couple departed the same day on
their wedding trip TO Green Bay and
other places of interest. They have
the best wishes of all their friends for
long and happy life. Breed Cor,
0conto Reporter.
\. w. Johnson. manager of the Car
ter 4 Wabeno Telephone Co, is in
charge of the local office for few days
until new help is secured To take the
place of Miss Saunders who resigned
/ this week TO 60 TO Newald. The tele-
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