Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1910-07-22

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DR.. C. M. Griswold returned Satur
day from business trip to Milwaukee
DR.. ]. J. Curtin returned Frida,
from trip to Madison and Milwaukee
Mrs. Andrew Huettl and children
returned Monday from visit at Car
ter.
Rev. Loerke of Laona conducted ser
vices at the Catholic Church, Monday
morning.
| Teles Brouillard moved his household
goods out to Camp of the Bay Shore
yesterday.
H. P. Chase and grandson Hub, re.
turned Friday from business trip tc
Green Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Monette and
children returned Monday from visit
at Green Bay.
Al Wirtz, former helper at the depot
here, has been appointed station agent
at Green Valley.
C. w. Rush, manager of Ferry's re-
sort near Carter, was business caller
in town Monday.
Miss Flora Brazeau of Coleman is
visiting her sister, Miss Emma, at the
local central office.
Miss Agnes Zorn has been visiting
friends at Saltwater and Minneapolis
the past two weeks.
Harry Poppy of Crandon and John
Krumm of North Crandon returned to
their homes Saturday.
Mrs. A. G. Russell and Mrs. C. M.
Bennett drove over to Crandon Satur-
day returning Monday.
A. HI. Strohm came up from Surfing
Sunday to take in the ball game and
visit with friends here.
The Misses Blick of Black Creek ar
rived Saturday on visit with their sis
ter, Mrs. Ed. Wiltgen.
Mrs. Leona Breed came up from APP
pleton Friday on a visit with the Grim
mer and Dodge families.
Miss Matilda Hess came up from
Fond du Lac Wednesday to visit her
sister, Mrs. w. j. Kruse.
The Misses Beatrice and Orpha Marsh
left Thursday on visit at Gillett, De-
pere, Green Bay and Seymour.
Miss Anna Carlson returned Friday
from Surfing. where she had been the
past two weeks visiting relatives.
Alfred Zimmel returned Sunday from
trip to Attention. Mrs. Zimmel re-
manned for more extended visit.
Mrs. M. J. Dickinson and children
returned Monday from an extended
visit at Chicago and Grays Lake, Ill.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Rusch and chill
dren returned Wednesday from two
weeks visit at Gillett and Marshfeld.
Mrs. w. b. Murphy of Appleton ar
rived Saturday on an extended visit
with her nephew, DR.. w. B. Murphy.
DR.. Frank Lackner of Chicago, for
merly of Laona, passed through here
Saturday enroute to Laona on a visit.
A party leaving town has placed a
slightly used $3.50 Piano in my hands
to sell at bargain.
J. Bradley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Grimmer returned
Saturday from Marinette where they
were called by the illness of Eds
mother.
The Misses Clara Ratke and Martha
Ruiz, of WATERFOWL came up Tuesday
for visit with DR. and Mrs. w. B.
Murphy. The former is a cousin OF
Mrs. Murphy.
Surveyor N. H. Smith and son Owen
of Clintonville were in town Saturday
enroute home from Laona where they
had been plating some lots for the c.
q n. w. Ky. Company.
l. Watson Stephedson, eldest son OF
Senator and Mrs. Isaac Stephenson,
died at his home at Marinette Monday.
He had been i'll with tuberculosis for
the past eighteen months.
| Mr.. and Mrs. FL. d. Tracy and sons
Robert and Horace, came up from Chi
csgo Wednesday and will occupy their
cottage at Long Lake the balance OF
the summer. This is their tenth sum
mer at Pioneer Camp aud they have
made many friends who are glad to see
them back again.
Frank Holdridge came down from
Blackwell Saturday for an over Sunday
visit with his family here. Mr.. Hold
ridge says the Flanner-Steger company
at Blackwell are installing lot OF new
machinery and making other improve
ments at their saw and flooring mills