Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1909-11-12
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. Peter Propson is on the sick list
this week.
Cal John came up Friday with five
teams to work at the Jones Camps.
Game Warden Russell returned Tues
day from trip in Langlade County.
Miss Lillian Sorenson of Bonduel is
working at the Grand Central Hotel.
Mrs. F. j. Kenfeld is coming soor
with her usual line of Stylish Millinery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wettstein
left Thursday for visit at Green Bay
and Chiffon,
The brick work on the school house
is finished and the roof is nearing COM
pletion rapidly.
j. seymour and John Cole, steamft-
ters, arrived Wednesday to work on
the school house.
Mrs. Chas. Nc Allen returned the
first part of the week from visit at
her home in Lena.
A. E. Rusch & Co, have just COM
pleted the building of ten cottages
which are ready to rent.
Anton Henes returned to his duties at
the Dickinson store Monday after en-
joying week. vacation.
The Misses Kimla of West Bend, sis
ters of Jos. Kimla, arrived Thursday
for a visit with their brother.
Richard Lambert, former resident
of the village, called on fri ends and
acquaintances here this week.
Mrs, Mike Moore and children left
Wednesday for Merrill to visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schirm.
Emil Schmidt had the mis-
fortune to lose horse this week, by
getting mired while in pasture.
Miss Nora Cleveter entertained a
number of Soperton friends to an eight
o'clock dinner Wednesday evening.
George Mashron was sent up for go
dsys for assault and battery He is
now an inmate of Hotel De Nc Innis.
Business places all along the street
are being repaired and decorated and
numerous homes are being remodeled.
Frank Koch, one of the masons who
L ~ hn col hnICG
addition, left for Green Bay Monday.
Geo. Hoffman, foreman at Jones
Camp No. 5 went to Shawano Friday to
visit with his family, returning Monday.
The household goods of Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Carson arrived here Wednesday.
They will make their future home in
this village.
Otto Kehrein and Mr.. Keesicke OF
Milwaukee arrived Thursday for visit
with the Rummel families during the
hunting season.
| James Carlow of Wabeno was senten-
ced to five months in tie County Jail
by Judge Mars last Wednesday for
assaulting his wife,.
| Emil Voelker and family moved from
the flat in the Ender's building to the
Carpenter flat recently vacated
by F. e. Chinook.
DIR. John R. Moor of Ironwood, Mich
who was accidentally shot on Nov. 7tf
while hunting, is an Uncle of M. J
Dickinson of this village.
| The Rev. Webber of Crandon. hele
special services here on Sunday at the
German Lutheran church, celebrating
the Anniversary of the founding of the
Lutheran church.
The G. w. Jones Lumber Co., have
nearly completed repairs on their mill
they will have the carriage completed
this week and will be in ship-shape t.
handle the new cut.
The Advertiser office printed bills fo
Thanksgiving Dance to be given a
the Soperton Hall, under the auspice
of the Soperton Band, Thurs
day evening, Nov. 25th.
/ A party consisting of Claude j. Col
burn, Anton Huettl, Peter Verstoppel
DR. W. B. Murphy and father, Ed Ii'
niger of Green Bay and R. F. Chas'
took the North bound freight Monda,
for weeks hunting above Long Lake