Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-04-25
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Walter Niermann went to Chiffon
Wednesday.
Chas. and Henry McAllen went to
Mountain Wednesday.
Mrs. A. E Lawrence returned We'd
nesday from a visit at Wausau.
Miss Carrie Dokkin and L. A. Dokkin
of Carter, were callers in town We'd
nesday.
Those having town library books will
please bring same to the library Satur-
day afternoon.
Ray O'Conor of Tipler was in town
last Friday enroute to Milwaukee to
visit his mother, Mrs. A. A. Carter.
For Sale: Furniture, household
goods and piano. C. A. Benson, across
from Huettle's meat market, Wabeno.
The local branch of the International
Timber Workers will give an opening
dance at Ender's hall next Friday ey-
ening.
A large crowd attended the Royal
Neighbor dance at Enders hall Monday
evening and all report most enjoyable
time.
For Sale: House and two lots in
village of Wabeno, two blocks back of
st. Ambrose church Edward La For
tune, Wabeno
For Rent: 40 acres pasture or hay
land, ID miles south of Wabeno. Inquire
of Mrs. L. Schmit, 1136 So. 10th Street
Manitowoc, Wis.
| w. FL Hartman moved out OH his
farm west of town last Saturday.
Perry Mott, the new but ter maker, has
moved into the fat over the creamery.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jimmy and son of
Milwaukee came up Saturday on Wis
it at the home of Mrs. Zimny's mother,
Mrs Toutloff. They returned home
Monday.
j. T. Sims, who has been at Green
Bay receiving treatment for poisoning
of his foot, returned home Saturday.
He is still unable to walk except with
the aid of crutches.
Paul Lawrence has purchased the
Robt Erdman farm west of town and
will engage in farming. Mr.. Lawrence
will erect new dwelling house on the
farm as soon as possible.
Jack Mallow, son of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
B. Mallow, has written home from
Rengsdorf, Germany that he expected
to start for France on his homeward
journey about the middle of April.
Frank Holman is erecting a black
smith shop on his lot across the road
from the Hinznan residence. Mr.. Hof-
man will engage in business for him.
self as soon as his building is completed.
Robt Miller returned last Friday
from Rhinelander where he attended
the district road school. The district
comprises seven counties and over 200
delegates attended the meeting. The
road school is held each year to give
road builders instruction in their work.
Assessor Ben Slowe is at Crandon to-
day to attend the annual meeting of
the assessors of Forrest County. Each
year before the first of May, when the
assessment work is begun, the assess
ors are called together by the assessor
of incomes for instruction in their
work
| Emma Dutton, aged a years, died
at the home of Mrs. Sarah Dowsey
Monday noon of apoplexy.N Deceased
had been helpless since child. She
was daughter of Thos. Dutton, who
was in the Civil war. The funeral was
held Wednesday morning from st. Am
brose church, Rev. Buytaert officiating.
Six soldier boys acted as pail bearers.
LLOYD Londo arrived home from Ft.
Sill, Okla. Monday on thirty day fur
Tough. Lloyd went across as far as
England with load of horses but WAS
returned to TT. Sill without being sent
to France. Shortly after his return
he was shot in the knesbyaguard while
returning to camp from town The
wound was serious one and he has
beenin the hospital for several months.