Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1916-11-10
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
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Wednesday.
A heavy fall of snow occurred here
today-Friday.
Chas. Swanson of Laona was in town
on Thursday.
Tuesday was a typical election day
rainy and cold.
Lumberjacks are now going to the
camps every day.
Postmaster Slater of Garter was in
town Saturday.
Dp. r. S. Elliott of Laona was cal
Ter in town on Monday.
Now we ali car settle down to bust
ness, election being over.
Robert Maiseline and family are now
settled in their new home.
Henry Martin and VIM. Collins of
Carter were in town last Friday.
Sever Anderson of Mountain was in
town on business mission Friday
J. E. Himley left Wednesday for a
visit with relatives at Cottage Grove,
Wis.
John Checota was at Laona Saturday
and Sunday, the guest of his son, Biz
Joe.
Mrs. Lamont, county supervising
teacher, passed a few days here last
week.
Robert Ison, Democratic candidate
for sheriff, was in town. last Friday
and Saturday.
w. H. Sherlock came over from Gran
don Monday afternoon, returning home
Tuesday morning.
A daughter was recently born to
DIR. and Mrs Tenley of Dunbar, form
erly of this village.
A. E. Lawrence and T. A. Richard
son left Tuesday on cruising to New
aid and Iron River, Mich.
Sheriff Mont White was over from
Crandon Tuesday to cast ballot for
the Republican candidates.
No use coughing when bottle of
Boehm' cough cure will relieve YOU
quickly. Wabeno drugstore.
The deer season opens tomorrow and
local hunters are oiling up their fire.
arms and locating camps.
Peter Beekman, the cedar man. has
commenced operations for this seasons
cutting near Blackwell Junction.
The building occupied at Pelican as
postoffice was burned, with all it's con-
tents, Tuesday night, October 31st.
The northbound passenger train on
Thursday had seven coaches to accom-
modate the deer hunters going north.
Look we'll and feel we'll, especially at
Thanksgiving time. Take a bottle of
boef, iron and wine. Wabeno druggist.
We have had plenty of rain for the
past two weeks. Road work and build
operations have been greatly retarded
hereby.
A ditch is being dug this week across
the Land Office field to drain the Wins
low frog pond, opposite the Grand
Plank hotel.
Miss Bertha Strohm, daughter of
Mr.. and Mr.. G. H. Strohm, was oper-
ated upon for appendicitis at the Noer
hospital Saturday morning.
John Roggee and Bernice Quimby
of Elcho, were here from Thursday I'M
til Monday, guests of the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R F. Roggee.
The Citizens State Bank of Crandon
opened it's doors for business last Mon
day. A. E. Lawrence of this village is
president, and V. H. John, cashier.
Sam Potts has leased the Matt Zahr-
niger hotel at Laona and will cater to
the public again, his former hotel hav-
ing been destroyed by fire last July.
Does November weather make your
rheumatism worse? Suppose you try
bottle of Boehm's Rheumatic Rene
dy and get better. Wabeno drugstore.
Mrs. VIM. Dodge returned Tuesday
from Green Bay, accompanied by Mrs.
Leona Breed, who has been i'll at hos
pital at Green Bay for several weeks.
Ben Finger of Dunbar, formerly
book keeper for the Bay Shore Lumber
company at Soperton, visited with Wa
beno and Soperton friends from Friday
until Monday.
The dance at Ender's hall last Fri
day evening was quite well attended,
and most enjoyable affair. Music was
furnished by Vandenberg's orchestra
of Green Bay.
L. P. Perry of the Gillett Times was