Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1916-01-07
l.OCAL AND PERSONAL.

Archie and Gordon Neider returned
home Wednesday.
Atty. J. T. Sims returned from the
county seat Tuesday
M. J. Dickinson & Co., moved into
their new store onday
Mr. and Mrs, D. c. Forrest of Padus
were in town Wednesday.
The Laona State Bank paid divi
dend of 5 per cert Jan. 1st
The Jones Lumber Company COM
menced hauling logs Tuesday
Fl. FL. Leisenfelder of Laona was a
business caller in town Wednesday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Schroeder on Dec. 81.
N. ~. Johnson of Laona was an town
Wednesday repairing telephone lines.
JOS. Schaenzer Sr, returned last
week from a visit at New Richmond.
Principal and Mrs Junkman passed
the holiday vacation with relatives al
Grand Rapids, returning Saturday.
Dist. Atty. G. H. Dawson and Atty.
J f. Hooper, of Crandon, were in
town on legal business Wednesday,
j. Bradley left for Milwaukee Sun
day. Mrs. Bradley and daughters
followed Wednesday. They will make
their future home there.
The New Years dance at Neiders
opera house last hursda evening
was we'll attended and all had fine
time. The music by the Beavers or
chestra of Shawano was exceptionally
fine
A bridge party was given Tuesday
a afternoon for Mrs Bradley at the
M. j. Dickinson residence. Dainty re-
freshments were served after which
the guests repaired to their respective
homes, all regretting the removal of
the hradleys.
A net gain of 81 bushels to the acre,
which after ,.subtracting the cost Of
materials, meant probable saving OF
$50 for each acre, is one of che results
OF potato spraying trials in Langlade
county. Bordeaux mixture was used
bv f. G. Swoboda. the county agricuA-
tural representative.
J. B. Mallow, local agent for the
Mass. Bonding e Insurance Co., will
give a free dance and lunch at his
garage Saturday evening TO all docal
policy holders Each member is
privileged to bring friend. Allladies
are invited. Mr.. Mallow has made
record seldom equaled by writing up
III in the last few months and the
dance and lunch is given to show his
appreciation.
Some day the district school of the
open country will no longer serve as a
recruiting station for city armies. In
tive farm life near at hand. Recently
more than seventy teachers of rural
schools in Dane county and about one
hundred teachers in Wood county ask
ed to have their names placed on the
regular mailing list to receive bulletins
from the Agricultural Experiment sta
ton These bulletins will be used in
teaching agriculture as carried on I'M
der Wisconsin conditions.
Several of the young people of Wa
beno gave farewell party last Sat
urday evening for the Misses Edna and
Nita Bradley. Dancing was INDUCED
in at Enders hall until twelve O'Clock
after which the many friends were
served with delicious refreshments at
the III. ]. Dickinson home. Those in
cluded in the party were Della Chin
mock. Margaret Christensen, Mary
Schmidt, Celia and Beth Nolan, Pearl
Stronach, Helen Peabody, Anna Carl
son, Orpha Marsh. Harry NcGraw Jr.
Harold Noer, Ray Derrah, Clinton
Alexander. Russell Symes, Robert Nc
Graw, Ross Richardson, Clarence
Noble, Ralph and Wilbur Kennedy.
John Dickinson, Harold Symes. A
very pleasant time was had and the
Bradley girls have hosts of friends who
regret their departure from Wabeno.