Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1917-11-02
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

ley.
Ben Stowe was to Shawano on bust
ness mission last Friday.
For Sale Cheap-25 n. p. engine and
boiler. Ernest Martin, Carer, Wis.
For Sale: Good team horses, years
old. Reasonable price and easy terms.
Otto Voelz, Wabeno.
Rev. w. Kuether of Wabeno was a
caller at the parsonage last Tuesday,
North Crandon Citizen.
Rooms for Rent About Nov. 1st
Furnished for light house keeping if
desired. Mrs. M. T. White
And just as YOU say that you will
not change YOUR style of living
starving baby dies in France.
Rev. Kuether re urned home Tuesday
from Sheboygan where he was called
by the deaGh Of nio mother.
Miss Ethel Dresser returned from
ST. Paul Tuesday evening to remain
here for the winter.-North Crandon
Citizen
Beer has gone up in price, conse-
quently less is going down. 1t is said
that the side-boards OF the glasses have
been removed. Seymour Press.
Young America was real orderly
Wednesday night, Halloween, as far as
we have noticed the celebrators only
applied little soap TO some Of the win
dows about town.
Mrs. VIM Pitt and her mother-in-law
arrived Friday from Nebraska and are
guests at the VIM. Hubbard home. Mr..
Pitt is expected this week and they
will make Wabeno their home.
For those who believe this is Capt.
talistic war some education is undoubt-
eddy necessary. They are In class
with the conscientious DIRECTORS who
would not raise hand to protect their
own home and babies.
DR.. 0. S. Tenley and family arrived
from Dunbar Friday and have been
busy this week moving their household
effects into the Geo. Dickinson dwelling
house where they will live. The doc
tor will have his office and drug store
in the former Mischo store in the post
office building
Some have said "Hoover can't run
my house" Yet these same folks are
living under the protection of the boys
we have sent away to protect our flag
and country. These folks are saying
to the mothers of Forest County Sold
Ter boys that ''We refuse to make even
a little sacrifice for them" Friends
we want to know these people.
John Checota returned Friday from
Green Bay where he had been for
several days to care for his daughter,
Miss Florence, who has been ill. Miss
Checota was attending the Green Bay
Business College but has discontinued
her studies for the present at least
and returned home with her father.
Antoine Kuckuk, of this city, w. A.
Holt of Oconto, and Mr.. Folkman and
Mr.. Oien of Clintonville are in New
York this week consulting with Unit
ed States Officers, presumably on the
matter of Four Wheel-Drive manu-
facture. An inspector has been at
Cintonville to look into the advisa-
bility of establishing training school
for truck drivers in that town. If this
plan is carried out. there will be from
one hundred fifty to two hundred
Young men there all the time learning
to drive and take care OF trucks.
They will learn the construction of
the car from start to finish and will
have to be able to make their own re-
pairs on the road. Should this plan
materialize. the men in this training
school will be under the direct super
vision of the army and will be under
army discipline just the same as the
soldiers in the camps.-Shawano Jour
nal.