Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1917-09-07
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

J. H. and Ed Hammes were in town
Saturday.
John Smith motored up from Lake
wood Sunday.
DR.. Westgate of Cadott has decided
to locate at Crandon.
Mr., and Mrs. John Collins of Carter
were in town Friday.
eL. P. Marsh of Padus was business
caller in town Friday.
Lewis Mallow of Laona was busi-
ness caller here Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. H. John motore1
over from Crandon Saturday.
VIM. Bassett was over from Crandon
Saturday on insurance business.
Polish up your car with 'Wonder-
Mist" For sale at the Ford garage.
Chas. Rusch and Henry Martin of
Carter were business callers in town
Saturday
A. E. Wentz arrived Friday from
Sheboygan county TO resume his teach
| ing duties here.
MIR. and Mrs. A. A. Carter returned
Friday from their visit at Marinette,
Green Bay and Pulaski
Mrs. Kerchner returned to Laona on
Friday after visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs John Beck
FOR SALE-Team light driving hors-
es. Reasonable if taken at once.
NJ L. HENEs, Wabeno.
Abbie Farr went to Siding 83 Mon
day where he will be employed by the
lTipIer-Grossman Lumber Co.
Wanted to Buy foot dry body
maple or birch wood for delivery dur
| ing coming fall or winter
51-tf DR. P. j. NOER
Earl Haney of Crandon was in town
Saturday en- route to Carter to resume
his teaching duties there the coming
year. q
Miss Della Chinook, who passed the
summer here with her parents, left on
Friday to resume her teaching duties
in the Park Falls high school. 8
Lester Enders, eldest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Enders, has been a patient
at the hospital for several weeks for
treatment for busted appendix.
Mr.. Hutton, who was recently elect
ed superintendent of the Wis, Anti Sa-
loon League, will speak at the Presby-
terian church, Sunday evening, Sep
tember 16
Calvin Giroulx, who is member of
the hospital corps at Camp Douglas,
was here last Friday on AZ hour fur
Tough to visit his parents, Rey. and
Mrs Giroulx.
Henry Zielke passed few days last
week with relatives at Glidden. He
has accepted position as filer with the
Tipler- -Grossman Lumber Co, and has
gone to Siding SO to assist in building
the mill. His family viii remain here
during the winter
H. c. Owens of Chicago was here
from Saturday until Tuesday, guest
of his brother-in-Iaw A. F. Huettl.
While here he made several fishing
trips and was very successful. Mr..
Owen is employed at the Northwestern
depot in the billing department.
Highway Commissioner Sherlock was
over from Crandon, accompanied by
his son. He reports considerable road
work still to be done this fall on the
state aid roads. Scarcity of labor has
made it impossible to accomplish as
much work as was intended to have
been done this year.
Joe Sargent of Wausau was in town
a few hours Friday He had been at
Lakewood installing the heating plant
in the new school house there. The re-
port circulated here a few months ago
that his father, Len Sargent Sr. had
died was not true. Len is very much
alive and is feeling better than he has
for many years.
II Contractor Fred Colburn was at Sid
ing SO last week with his crew of ce-
ment workers. where they built the
foundation for the new mill of the
Tipler-Grossmari Lumber Co. The
company purchased a new mill in the
south and the same is being removed
TO the new location. A part of the
machinery is already on the ground.
The new state capitol is now com,
pleted The construction of this build
ing and its accessories, together with
the detached heat, light and water