Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1909-11-19
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.


London today.
Mrs Ed Wiltgen was down from
Laona Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Rush drove up
from Ferry's Ranch Friday.
A card club was organized Thursday
| by number of the ladies of Wabeno
Judge Forest transacted business ir
town Monday and Thursday of this
week.
John Hit of Oshkosh came up Thurs
day and visited with his son, w P. Hit
until today.
The Harter-Symes hunting party re-
turned from the north today with every
license filled
Henry Mall w of Menominee arrived
Friday for few days visit with his son
j. B. Mallow.
Mr. and Mrs. Gust Parduhn came up
from Gillett Wednesday for treatment
at the Noer hospital.
Emil Boerner of Marinette, formerly
in the hardware business here was in
town few days this week.
Aug. Voegs and daughter, Miss Min
ME Voegs, of Kewaskum are guests of
the A. Henes and G.. F. Strohm fami-
lies.
Mrs. Wendt of Athens returned to
her home Friday after four weeks
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Reitz
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks arrived Satur-
day for visit with their daughter and
son in. law, Mr.. and Mrs. George Lent
foehr.
r. B. Morris, cook at Jones Camp 3
went down to his home at Oconto
Thursday with deer he shot near
camp.
Wenzel Huettl and family returned
from Seymour Tuesday where they had
been to attend the funeral of Mrs. JOS
eph Huettl.
A Socialist Lecture was given at the
Opera House Monday evening which
was attended by large and enthusias
tic audience
DR.. Hubbard was called to the Flynn
home at Lakewood several times this
week to attend John Flynn who is i'll
with pneumonia.
Mrs. VIM. Nc Lean, formerly Mrs.
Clara Waterman, of NJ adison, Ohio, ar
rived Thursday on visit with the N.
w. johnson family.
Frank Koch and family moved into
the Enders flat vacated last week by
Emil Voelker. Mrs Koch has been i'll
for the past week.
Claude Colburn brought home nice
deer Tuesday 1t was nice one all
right but where are the other Big Ones
the party went after?
Read the ad of the Forest County
Mercantile Company They have a
large and excellent stock of goods and
it will pay you to call on them.
Andrew Bartoski had his leg badly
bruised week ago by being caught by
log while employed by the Bay Shore
Company. He is being cared for at the
hospital
Anton Huettl went down to Shawano
Tuesday and accompanied his wife and
baby home on Wednesday. Mrs.
Huettl had been at Seymour for the
past week.
The wind Sunday night blew down
trees, blocking the roads and rendering
it impossible from here to Carter and
destroying telephone connections with
towns south of here.
| While doing some blasting at Jones
Camp 3 on Monday morning, John Hy-
berg fell and was badly bruised about
the head and face. Dr. Hubbard was
called to attend him.
Miss Mary Helson, one of the High
School teachers, went down to Madison
Friday evening to attend the Wisconsin
/ Minnesota football game on Saturday
She returned to Wabeno Monday.
Geo. P. Dickinson went down to New
London Tuesday to attend the funera
of his brother-in-law, DIR. Moor, wht
died Sunday as result of Academia
shooting while at his hunting lodge a
Tamarack Lake on che seventh of thi'
month.
Alex Gilbeau of Soperton left for M
home at Marinette Monday. Two
weeks ago Mr.. Gilbeau had the misfor
tune of breaking his ankle in friendl,
scuffie at the boarding house, since
which time he has been patient at tn
hospital
Land agents Chas Townsend and Cha.
Rietz walked in from the Lily Thurs
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