Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1918-06-21
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

VIM. Bancroft returned from Green
Bay Sunday.
DIR. Boyle of Laona was in the viii
lage last Friday.
Ernest Adams returned Friday from
! visit at Pound.
VIM. Collins of Carter was in town
on business Saturday.
Rev L. A Dokken of Carter was a
caller in town Monday.
John Deck of Surfing was business
caller in town Wednesday.
Sever Anderson of Mountain was
business caller in town Monday,
Miss Rosie Mallow returned Friday
from a few days visit at Laona.
Mrs Kate Fitzpatrick visited at Lao
ia from Saturday until Monday.
Mrs Otto Neuman of 500 Crossing
visited relatives here last Friday
Miss Elsie Klose returned Saturday
from visit with relatives at Tipler
Mr.. and Mrs. A j. Tipler of Green
Bay were callers in town last Friday
Miss Geneva Smith of Rhinelander
arrived Tuesday on a visit with friends
VIM. Schilleman and Silas Denpee
were down from Laona Saturday night.
The Panosh orchestra will furni b
music for dance at Laona this even
ing.
Miss Nina Fitzpatr elk of Green Bay
was guest of relatives here over Sun
day.
Albert Anderson of Shawano was a
business caller in town one day last
week.
Postmaster Frank Mischo went to
Fond du Lac Monday for medical treat
ment.
| C. F. ZielIe and Joe Harter returned
Monday. from few days fishing trip at
Tipler
H C. Humphrey of the Jones Lum
b r CO returned to Appleton last weeh
Thursday.
Postoffire inspector Geo. P Reiden
bach of Green Bay was in town on,
day last week,
C W. Townsend of Green BAY, tie
c & N w Ry. land agent, was it
town on business Monday
Henry Sassman, who is loading logs
at Edwards spur for the Jones Lumber
Co, was home the first of the week
Mrs. Cecil Halsted and baby of Osh-
kosh arrived Saturday on visit with
relatives and friends. Cecil joined them
Tuesday.
Mrs. Florence Mcdonald returned o
Oconto Monday after few days visi
at the home of her Sister, Mrs M. j.
Dickinson.
Adolph Rusch returned last Friday
from St. Paul with two carloads of cat
tie to be fattened con Rusch Brothers
cut over lands.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. ] Dickinson went t,
Green Bay Monday to accompany Mr..
and Mrs. A j. Tipler to Camp Grant
near oxford, ILL.,
All you are asked to do is buy only
necessary things and then loan-no'
give-your savings toyour Government
! to help it fight your war.
Mrs. J. G. Reese motored to Eagle
River Wednesday to help car for he
uncle, Mike Schmidt who had the mis-
fortune of breaking his leg.
Miss Anna Schroeder, who has beer
At Red Wing, Mimi, the past thirteen
months studying to be a trained nurse,
IS home on three weeks vacation.
Mr. and Mrs Adoph Bierbaum took
their daughter Effie to ST Vincent
hospitalat Green Bay Sunday, They
we're accompanied by Mrs. Chas. Wet
Istein.
Our men in the trenches and in the
submarine chasers are doing their
part. Are you doing your part? Buy
War Savings Stamps to your utmost
capacity.
Al Beninghaus and Max Longlais
came up from Neopit Saturday to pass
few days with their families. MIR
Beninghaus has charge of the shingle
mill at Neopit.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ l. Henes, Mr.. and
| Mrs Christ Hussong and Mrs. WeuzeI
Huettl motored to Seymour in the
Henes car Sunday and visited with
relatives, returning Monday.
Emil Voelker and family returned to
Seymour in their car Monday after
few days visit with Wabeno friends.
While here Mr. Voelker sold his barn
and lot just north of the ADVERTISER
Office to s. D. Switzer.
Chairman VIM. Hubbard and Fred
Colburn were over to Crandon Tuesday
Bids were opened for the concrete
payameut of Main street WabenO but