Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1914-10-16
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

The next big holiday will be Thanks
giving.
\ Neil Macarthur of Padus was in town
Friday.
I Do not fail to attend the dance given
4 by the BEAVERS" this evening Oct. To-.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Voelker were
Sunday visitors at Laona week ago
Sunday.
A. Cole, A. T. Straton and Stephen
Cole of Townsend were Wabeno visitors
Monday.
Mrs. F. w. Schroeder returned Fri
day from Mt Horeb where she had
been visiting.
Lanterns Saturday night on our
streets were as thick as fre-fies in
summer time.
! Work on the Pichotta building, which
has been idle for want of material,
was resumed Saturday
! A two weeks old child of Leonard
Sederstrom was buried Saturday, hav-
ing died of pneumonia.
A mail order house takes more mon
ey away from town than circus and
don't even give parade.
The Hortonville Review has been
suspended on account of lack of sup
port says the publisher G. Nye.
Forty-three years ago Oct. 9Th oc-
Cured the Peshtigo fire, when the town
was destroyed and 80 people killed
A two year old daughter of August
Dreger of Crandon fell off a chair last
week fracturing bone in his should
er.-Echo
The criminal case against Harold
Brady of Crandon will be tried at a
special term of circuit court to be held
in December.
An eie hteen mon; hs' old daughter of
Wesley King of CraDdon died Tuesday
after long illness. The funeral oc-
cured Thursday.
Frank Londo has been appointed by
the Tax Commission to help re-assess
the real and personal property of the
town of North Crandon.
Andrew Oettinger is an independent
candidate for register of deeds He
was defeated in the nomination for
that office in the primary.
The ball game Sunday between Wa
beno Reds and Laona team was jug
handle game-all one sided. The score
being II to in favor of the Reds.
Ed. Wilcox and VIM. Koplitz of
Crandon have taken contract to cut
all bolts and wood left upon Is forties
of the Keith & Hiles cut-over lands.
Mrs w. E. Ashton of Rhinelander
was killed and three others injured in
an auto accident near Cadott when the
machine went down fifteen foot en-
bankment.
While out hunting on his sixteenth
birthday, against his parents wishes,
George Hubatch of Rolling, dropped
his shotgun and was shot in the side,
dying three hours later
A whole passenger coach load of
Menaminee indian boys and girls left
Slawano last Thursday to go to
Pennsylvania to enter Carlyle. Supt.
Nicholson went with them.
DR.. Crawford, Dentist, will be in his
office in the Laona State Bank Build
ing at Laona, from the 25th of this
month to the first of next, and on the
same dates every month thereafter. adv
The Crandon Echo says: "The elope-
ment of an Is year old Crandon couple
was frustrated week ago when an
elder brother of the young man in the
case, went to North Crandon and cap
tured the runaways.
Work on the foundation for a new
depot at Pembine to replace the one
destroyed by fire several months
ago was started this week. The
structure will be built jointly by the
st. Paul and 500 railroads.
I Early to bed and early to rise, cut
the weeds and swat the flies. mind
your own business and tell no lies,
don't get gay and deceive your wives,
pay your debts, use enterprise, and
buy from the ones who advertise.
Harry Ramsdsll, the oldest son of
w. NJ Ramsdell of Mountain, who ac-
cidentally shot himself about month
ago and had been at hospital at
Green Bay for treatment, died last
Monday night at 9 o'clock. His body
arrived on the noon train Tuesday and
funeral services, were held from the
Swedish church Wednesday.
/ Arthur Baugnelt the helper at the
depot who resigned that position a
week ago, is still on the job, the young
man who came up from Surfing to take
his place got tired between trains and