Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1918-02-08
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Henry MafCin was up 1fom OdIIoi
Wednesday,
Mrs. Lewis Mallow of Laona was in
town Tuesday.
w. E Minor of Carter was business
caller in town last Friday.
Rev. and Mrs L A. Dokden of Car
ter were in town Thursday.
MI. Dickinson went to Siding 80 on
a business mission Tuesday, returning
Wednesday.
Miss Geneva Smith of Mountain
passed the weekend here with rela-
tives and friends.
Bave you seen the DRY Adv" on
the last page of this paper? If not,
read it now. Adv,
GUY Dodge made three trips to Gran
don last week with registrants for
physical examination.
Ellery Maichels sprained his ankle
last woek Thursday while at work at
Colburn's camp at Padus.
G. w. Jones returned to Appleton
last Friday after looking over business
interest here for day or two.
Watch for the "Dry Ads" each week
on the last page of this paper. Look
at this one this week, n"w.-Adv.
A special meeting of the Forest
County Board of Supervisors will be
held at Crandon, Tuesday, Feb. IL.
The 'Dry Wabeno Committee" has
taken space on the last page of this
paper. Read the "Ad" this week. ADV
Mrs Con Aderholdt suffered a stroke
of paralysis Wednesday morning. She
is unable to use her right side or speak
Mrs. Herman Schroeder returned to
her home, west of town, Tuesday, from
the Noer hospital where she underwent
a serious operation two weeks ago.
The Advertiser and The Wisconsin
Farmer, both one year, for So 90. This
applies to renewals as well as new sub
Scorpions. Send in your order loday.
FOR SALE-A good pair of Lindsay
Bros. farm sleighs, good as new, will
sell cheap or exchange for hay Also
16-inch hard wood for sale. Inquire of
FRANK COLLIER, Box 81, Wabeno, Wis.
Ell Lavine met with an accident last
week Thursday. He was struck by the
crank of the log jammer, breaking his
lower jaw and a bone in his face. His
wounds were cared for at the Noer hos
pital.
Al Benninghaus has again been
awarded the contract to manage the
single mill at Blackwell for the Flan-
ner- Steger company for the coming
season. He will commence work Mon
day.
.E. P Benjamin of Carter was brought
to the Noer hospital one day this week
for surgical attention. He had been
struck in the face by skid, fracturing
his nose, cutting his lips and tearing
his upper gums.
Don't wait until your blood is impov
ished aad you are sick and ailing; take
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea now;
it will drive out the germs of winter,
purify the stomach, regulate the bow
es-nature's spring tonic cleanser. M.
o. Boehm.
Albert Belongia. who was injured a
few weeks ago by falling logs, when
oboi oh 70
the hospital last Friday. His limbs
were not broken as was first reported;
but he sustained fracture of the skull
and four ribs were broken.
A u. S. transport, carrying 1000 SOL
diers, was sunk by a submarine Wed
nesday. Latest reports says that all
but 200 were saved. Considerable anx-
iety is felt here as it is believed that
some of the Wabeno-Soperton boys
were on the boat enroute across.
Rev. Lowing, superintendent of the
Deacon Sanitarium of Green Bay, will
speak at the Sunday morning services
at the Presbyterian church. In the
evening Ernest GIroulx, student at
Carol college, will speak of his trip to
Toronto, Can. Every body welcome.
The work of installing the machin-
cry at the new planning mill of the G.
w. Jones Lumber Company was com
pleted Saturday and the mill began
work Monday. The new mill is one of
the most modern and conveniently ar
ranged plants in northern Wisconsin.