Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1914-09-18
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

| Rev. and Mrs. Kuether left this
week on a two weeks visit.
The Ladies Aid met at the home of
Mrs. S. D. Switzer Wednesday.
Cashier A. E. Lawrence went to
Crandon on business yesterday.
Mrs. Joe Juneau left Tuesday to at
tend the fair at Menominee, Mich.
Miss Mary and Seigfred Beck left
last week on visit at Muskegon,
Mich.
Mrs. Murphy of Wausaukee is a
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Frank
| Londo.
The Jones Lumber Company will
commence their logging operations
Monday.
George Huettle and Otis Stage went
to Seymour Thursday to attend the
county fair.
Julius Cent? Jr left last week for
Bowler where he will teach school the
coming year.
w. s. Adams, who broke his hip
while employed in Duluth. was brought
home Wednesday.
Mr.. O'Neill of the kellogg Supply
Company of Amigo was here on bust
ness one day this week.
A. ]. Caldwell of Oconto was in towu
few days this week in the interest Of
the Fraternal Reserve Association.
Ed. Klose, who has been attending a
telegraphy school at Oshkosh, return
ed Tuesday and is assisting at the depot
Rev. Aug. Kohlhoff and son Carl of
Burlington came up Tuesday to look
over some land they own in this vicini-
ty.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Rusch returned
Thursday from Milwaukee where they
had been to attend to attend the state
fair.
Ed. Strohm and daughter Grace, OF
Beaman, Iowa, are here on visit
with relatives. Mr.. Strohm is bro
Their of G. F. Strohm of this village
A. c. Baugneit, who has been en-
ployed as helper at the depot, left yes
terday for Green Bay to take an exam
ination for operator and will be given
station.
The village board of Oconto Falls
has made an agreement with the
Union Manufacturing Co., to furnish
electric current for commercial and
street lighting.
Mrs. A. T Huettl, who was in the
500 wreck at the Wis. & Northern
Junction on Sept. 4th was brought
home by Mr. Huettl Sunday. Mrs.
Huettl sustained serious injury to her
back.
The latest government crop reports
place Wisconsin in it's usual enviable
position. This is an old story, but it
ought to ''listen we'll" to the people
who own Wisconsin farms and to those
who expect to.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hintzman and
their three youngest children left We'd
nesday on visit at Corinlh, Stratford
Athens and other places. Mr.. Hintz-
man had not visited his old home at
Corinth for sixteen years.
Mrs. A. G.. Russell returned Wednes-
day from Abderdeen, S. Dakota where
she had been to visit her daughter, Miss
Lillian, who recently had an operation.
She is improving in health and is now
able to be up and around.
Ben Stowe returned Tuesday from a
two weeks visit at Edgerton and other
places in the southern part of the
state. He was accompanied by his
daughter. Miss Jennie, who remained
at Oshkosh to attend Normal school
the coming year.
A number of cement walks have
been made here the past few weeks
and by the end of this week Wabeno
will have cement walks from Boehm's
drug store along Main street to the
bridge East of town. j. e. Enders is
also having cement walk built on the
North and East sides of his building.
Rev. r. S. Burris of Laona, pastor
of the Wabeno and Laona Presbyterian
churches, has resigned to accept call
in the state of Florida. Rev. and Mrs.
Burris have made many friends in For
est County during their stay at Laona
and all will regret their removal. Rev.
Burris will preach his farewell sermon
here Sunday evening.
John Swenehart, Joe Seerman and
s. ]. Conway, of Crandon, are at Mil
YANKEE this week with the Forest