Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1914-10-23
Joe Gerl of Newald visited here over

P. Schonebeck of West Bend was IN
town Tuesday.
Herman Liesenfelder of Laona was
in town Tuesday.
Some more of this glorious Wisconsin
weather this week.
Jacob Selin was a business caller at
Laona on Wednesday
The roof of the Jones boarding house
is being reshingled.
Mrs. Otto Newman of 500 Crossing
was in town Monday.
A meeting of the F. R. A. lodge was
held Tuesday evening.
S D. Switzer made business trip
down the line last week.
R. Schmidt of Green Bay was busi-
ness visitor here Tuesday.
j. B. Flynn has turkey shoot at
Lakewood, Sunday, Oct. 25.
j. E. Kennedy of Plymouth transact
ed business here this week
Mrs. Frank Stronach is visiting her
parents at Amigo this week.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Londo, Tuesday, Oct. 20.
King Weemann of Shawano trans
acted business here Wednesday.
The mills commenced work a half
hour earlier Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Collier have
moved to Oconto Falls their old home.
Erwin Guetzell is carrying his arm in
a sling on account of blood poisoning.
Quite number from here attended
the dance at Laona Wednesday even
ing.
Miss Agnes Zorn left Tuesday for
Saltwater, Nina. where she will stay
for some time.
Lewis Compton and family moved to
Laona last week, where they will make
their future home.
James G. Young, Sr,, a pioneer resi-
dent of Oconto for 45 years, is dead at
the age of IS years
Carl Yanke was killed and Otto Smith
seriously injured in au auto accident
near Marion Monday.
Real faith is needed before man
can buy a bottle of hair restorer of a
bald headed druggist.
A bridge crew, with boarding cars
arrived here Tuesday to look over the
bridges in this vicinity.
John Sweenhart of Crandon struck
this place Wednesday IN his preambu-
lations about the county.
Miss Selma Rusch, who is attending
business college at Appleton, spent
Sunday at her home here.
Mrs. Jas Murphy who has been Wis
iting at Frank Londo's returned to her
home in Wausaukee Tuesday.
Mrs. Vanderleish of Green Bay has
been here for a couple of weeks in the
interest Of the F. r. A. lodge.
Goldie and Mona Strohm of Noun
tain, who have been visiting their
grandparents here returned home
Tuesday.
The walls of the Pichotta building
are completed. Bricklaying is sps-
pended until the carpenters complete
the roof.
Work on the new road from here tc
Padus is nearly completed and probab-
ly will be ready for use by the first OF
next week.
While attending services at the Zior
Lutheran church at Appleton Sunday,
Mrs. Catherine Tugend, aged SO, sud
denly dropped dead.
There will be a Chicken Shoot at VIM
Tuell's farm one mile south of Padus,
Sunday, October 25. He will also offer
some little pigs for sale.
John Harter and family have gone
to housekeeping in one of the Richard
son and Lawrence houses on the NORTH
/ side of the railroad track.
4 Somebody s cat was in our back yard
the other night telling our cat all about
the European war news. At least thai
I is what it sounded like to US.
Attorney General Owen holds, in al
opinion given out Monday, that th'
law authorizing the state to confiscat'
guns, boats and hunting or fshinc
tackle from violators of game laws, il
valid
Speaking of graveyard poetry. here
is one from stone in cemeter a
Georgetown, Ohio. Here lies M
wife, Samantha Proctor, who ketcheC
cold and wouldnt doctor. She coulC
not stay: she had to go. Praise Coo
from whom all blessings flow"
The new potato warehouse is nearl.
completed. The firm now has con
siderable number of spuds in storage a
present This firm is buying at Laona
Padus and Carter. At these places tn
stock is loaded into cars and shipped