Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1916-11-17
Some Are Locals. Some Are Not

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week.
There were 1916 votes cast in this
county election day.
The way to treat some men kindly is
to treat them often.
Felix ellison of Laona was business
caller here last Friday.
J.-B. Mallow has his feed mill set up
in his garage to do grinding.
Compulsory education is most of the
things we learn from experience.
How much better things taste when
the doctor forbids US to eat it.
T. s. Lashua of Rhinelander was a
business caller in town Tuesday.
VIM. Hubbard is attending the meet
ing of the County Board this week.
There will be Thanksgiving dance
at the Leslie Theater, Laona, Nov. 80
Thirty-five boys had exhibits at the
the potato show at Wausaukee last
week.
The sleighing here is good and the
small boy is enjoying himself hugely
coasting.
Sometimes the popularity of fad
depends upon the foolishness there is
in it's makeup.
N. Johnson, the telephone man from
Laona, was here yesterday looking
over the line.
jacob Selin had the misfortune to
fall and break his left arm recently at
the skating rink.
Paw, What are uncommon people?
Democrats in Vermont and Republi-
cans in Texas, my son.
What has become of the man who
usud to wear spring under his coat
collar to keep it in shane?
1t is possible to commit crime end
hide your guilt for years; but it is diff
ferent with eating a raw onion.
The ladies of the Macabee lodge will
give a dance at the town hall at Lake
wood, Saturday evening, Dec. End.
R. G. Marquardt and son registered
at the Grand Plank Sunday. They were
also CUES ts at the r. Maisline home.
Miss Bertha Strohm had so far recov-
cred from her operation at the hospital
as to be taken to her home on Wednes-
day.
The county clerk has issued 725 hunt
ing licenses thus far, and a number of
them were for ladies in Wabeno and
Laona.
The 20 passenger train was four
hours late Wednesday by the engine
breaking down between Lakewood and
Mountain.
Always remember that the good fell
lows who are helping you to sow your
wild oats will quit you when harvest
time comes.
IT. is said that ian apple a day will
keep the doctor away; but the trouble
with most of US is that we can't throw
very straight.
The north bound passenger was an
hour and half late Monday. We sup
pose it will be late every Gay hereaft-
Ell now that cold weather has arrived.
N. P. Madison and Geo. Hougaard re-
turned from Surfing Tuesday to resume
work on the new town hall, which had
been retarded by the recent snow
storm.
The man who says that advertising is
not read is probably the same one who
makes it habit of dropping into the
barber shop so as to get chance to
see the paper.
Tae Wabeno Mutual Society cleared
500. so at their basket social Nov. 7th
This sum will be expended for drugs
and loan. The society has dance this
evening, Nov. 7th.
Many a man is going to make an aw-
full holler when he dies and moves into
his mansion in the skies and discovers
that that mansion has no garage at
tached to it.
Every man should have about six
children. They can take the conceit
out of him by asking questions that he
can't answer and keeps him from i'm
agining that he knows it all.
| Every man has too many pockets. If
he could carry an umbrella in his peck
ct and shower came up suddenly, he
would be soaking wet before he could
frisk his pockets and find it.
We don't claim to know much about
etiquette. But we dc know that it not
considered good form to pick your teeth
in public place unless you are wear