Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1910-04-08
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Frank Peter boarded the south bound
train Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Hanneman went to Green
Bay Thursday.
Earl Krake of Gillett was business
caller in town Monday.
Marshall Chapman of Laona was a
caller in town Saturday.
Miss Steinbfecher returned from her
Easter vacation Friday.
P.J. Ladron returned from his home
at Oconto Falls Tuesday.
For program of the electric threaten,
see ad in another column.
Miss Mamie Wade left Thursday for
Green Bay and Marinette.
Mrs. H. w, Hubbard entertained the
Ladies Card Club this week.
Chas. Litz, the Menominee cigar
dealer was in town last Friday.
Two illustrated songs at the
Electric Threatre Sunday night.
J. E. Himley left Tuesday for few
days visit at his old home at Deerfisld.
Herman Thoreson has been laid up
with the grippe few days this week
Many of our people from Padus and
Carter cast their votes here on Tues
day.
Farmers are beginning to plant their
crops. This is certainly an unusual
spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Zimmel return
ed on Friday from visit at the homes
of their parents.
Deputy game warden A. G. Russell
returned Tuesday from weeks stay
over in Langlade county.
! Leonard Monnette was down to
Green Bay over Sunday on a visit with
his mother, who is quite seriously i'll.
Will sell my house and lot in Wabeno
cheap. Write John Oetken. 74O2@ Alien
St., Milwaukee, Wis.
Alice and William Goldy came up
from Mountain Wednesday to visit with
their sister Mrs Bert Neider.
Elmer, infant son of Edw Grimmer,
has been quite seriously i'll during the
past week but is recovering now.
Mrs. John Bauman has been confined
to her bed several days this week. Too
much window cleaning or too much
"eats?"
Miss Linda Loeffier, who spent the
Easter vacation with her sister, Miss
Loretta Loeff1er, returned to Florence
Friday.
The Jones saw mill started running
nights last Monday evening. The
shingle mill and lath mill started up
last week.
County treasurer w. B. St. John
came over from Crandon Monday even
ing to cast his ballot at the election
Tuesday.
The Misses Guest and Helson return
ed from their Easter vacation on Sat-
urday. The other teachers remained
in Wabeno.
Mrs. John Bauman entertained a
party of lady and gentlemen friends on
Friday in honor of Mr.. Bauman's birth
day anniversary.
Miss Emma Teteak, who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ed Strohm
for the past month, returned to her
home at Lena, Monday.
J. B. Aylesworth, who has been en-
ployed by the Jones company as engi-
neer on the steam log hauler, left Sat-
urday for his home at Rib Lake.
The Misses Dixon, Macdonald, Ben
son, Steinbrecher, Wiberg, Setter,
Gemmel, Loeffier and Mr.. Ryan visited
Laona on Friday between trains.
Have your Suits, Overcoats, Dresses,
Waists, CloakS, etc., cleaned or dyed
: like new by Henry Bode Cleaning &
Al OSe w OThS, MdIItO"OS, " 10. oiI NO
~ John Pichotta has received a new
popcorn and peanut machine which he
has installed in his store. 1t seems to
be an up-to-date and effective machine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Huettl and Mrs.
Anton Wettstein went to Shawano on
Saturday to attend the nuptial services
of their sister Anna Bartlein who was
married Monday to Chas. Boyle of
Shawano.
Paul Kupper, who rented the Hold
: ridge building, has just received fresh
: stock of fruits, candies, etc. and is pre-
] pairing to conduct a clean, up-to-date
restaurant business. We extend our
best wishes.
~ Miss Marie Roubel, who has been
: employed at the A z. Rusch & Co.
J store for the past three years left last
! Friday for Wausaukee where she has
: accepted a position in a large store.
J Miss Roubal has q large number OF