Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1912-06-21

Atty. J. T. Sims returned from the
county seat Wednesday where he had
been on legal matters.
Deputy game warden D. H. Smith,
of Madison, arrived last week and is
assisting warden Russell.
Mrs. Schumacher and iistle son, who
have been guests of the Bradley family,
returned to Marinette Monday.
Miss Alma Wicklem, trained nurse
of Ashland, arrived last Friday and is
employed at the Noer Hospital.
Frank Bersardy of Marinette was in
the village Tuesday, the guest of his
sister, Mrs. John Pichotta. T.
Rob Prayer has purchased of Peter
Erschens the former Arcand property
just west of the Jones boarding house.
Christ Hussong has been assistingSat
Zingler's meat market this week while
the proprietor is away on his wedding
trip. -
Miss Leona Straud returned to her
home Monday, after few weeks visit
with her brother, AL. Straud, and
family.
Mrs. A. H. Strohm and children,
who have been visiting relatives here
the past week, returned to Mountain
Sunday
Several cans of blacl bass were re-
| ceived from the STATE fish hatchery
Saturday and planted in the lakes near
+, Wabeno.
Miss Mary Boyer, who has been
guest of her sisters, Mrs. M. L. Henes
and Mrs. Christ Hussong, returned to
Seymour Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank linda of Rhine
lander, who last week purchased the
Joe Gerl saloon property, were here
Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Enid Dolan, who has been a
a guest of the Dickinson family, left
| Friday for few days visit at Rhine
lander, before returning to her home
at Superior.
Mrs. Wade returned home from
Green Bay Monday. Her daughter,
Mrs. Mamie Wade, who had an oper-
alton last week is reported to be get
ting along nicely. II
VIM. Schroeder and daughter, Miss
Martha, went to Watertown Saturday
to attend the graduating exercises of
North Western University, of which
Mr.. Schroeder's son, Henry, was one
of the graduates.
| Peter Beekman of Laona has been in
town this week loading couple of cars
of junk for shipment to Green Bay. A
number of the town kids have made a
little 4th of July money by gathering
up scrap IRON, old rubbers and rags,
and selling it to Beekman.
Maynard Stewart, former employee
of the Advertiser and Postoffice, and
who has been attending the University
at Madison the past year, was in town
Tuesday and Wednesday, visiting with
friends. During his two years here he
did some twirling on the Soperton base
ball team that made the bigger fans
sit up and take notice and he has now
signed up with Green Bay to perform
in the Wis,-Jll league. He plays his
first league game at Madison today.
While at school Maynard occasionally.
slipped over to Stoughton and did the
twirling for the city team.
No woman wishes to be looked upon
as shopping fend; she does not care
| to go into store and have merchant
show ali his stock in order to find out
whether he keeps what she wishes to
purchase and whether the article is
sold at price she can afford. 1t is
much easier and pleasanter to look
through the advertisements of paper
than it is to bore the clerks and waste
her own time Next to the local news
items, the ads in a paper stating art
icles for sale with prices, will keep
much of the money that goes to the
large cities at home.