Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1921-10-07
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

at Tipler Monday.
Land agent Chas. Townsend of Green
Bay was here this week.
Robert Maislein and family motored
down from Tipler Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Marsh of Mountain was in
the village one day last week.
Albert ellis of Oconto Falls was
business caller in town Monday.
Mrs. Lewis Mallow of Laona was a
guest of relatives here Monday night.
Atty. j. Il. Sims attended to probate
matters at the county seat Tuesday
Atty. Geo. Crawford of Gillett was
| in the village on legal matters Monday
Mr.. and MRS. G. j. Colburn of lilies
were guests at the Fred Colburn home
| Saturday.
Jack Pichotta left Saturday for Mill
waukee to resume his studies at Mar
quette university.
Tanlac is made of ROOTS herbs and
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banks and contains no minerals or OPP
iates. NJ. O. BoehM
Lester illegal and family have moved
into the dwelling formerly occupied by
Mrs. Arnold Mischo.
People who have been helped by
Tanlac are always anxious to tell 9TH
ers about it. M O. Boehm.
WANTED---To hear from owner OF
farm or improved land for sale o. X.
Hawley, Baldwin, Wisconsin.
c. G: Himley, formerly of Rockland,
came over from Crandon last Friday
and visited here until yesterday.
DR.. and Mrs. Reddick left last Sat
urday for milwaukee where the doctor
will be located at the Soldiers Home.
Albert Zohn motored up from Gllett
Wednesday with Atty. Geo. Crawford,
who had case in Justice Court here
MRS. Geo. Eklund of Gillett was a
guest at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Mike moore, few days this
week.
N. HI. Smith of LAX was in
town a day or two last week surveying
/ for drain sewer to be constructed a.
long Cavour Avenue
Mrs. Hanson and her sister, Miss
Lillian Gerl, of NewaId, visited at the
home of their mother, Mrs. a. Bauman,
Saturday and attended the Fair.
Mrs. Frank Crabbe of De Pere who
was here to attend the fair and visit
at the home of her brother Joe Van
derhyden, returned home Monday :.
You cant have good health with
disordered stomach Correct your
disorders with Tanlac and you will
keep we'll and strong. M. O. Boehm.
intend to be in Wabeno soon to
buy carload of live stock. Those hay-
| ing stock for sale please leave word at
the Advertiser office, Wabeno. EMIL
| SCHMIDT.
Wanted Men to solicit orders for
! fruit and ornamental trees, roses, sh-
rubs, ETC. Part or full time. Pay week. ~.
Quaker Hill Nurseries. Newark, New
York State.
1.-THE misses Nora and Lillian LEkee
of San Ann, Calf, who have been
quests at the Jake Schillman home,
left Tuesday for Surfing. The young
ladies will spend six weeks in Wiscon-
sin.
Mr.. anc Mrs. A. e. Holsaple motor
ed over from Rhinelander Sunday and
spent the day at the home OF Mr.
land Mrs. Lester illegal. They
were accompanied by Miss Pearl Sin
clair, who is attending school at
Rhine1ander.
Among the Crandonites noted at
the Fair Friday were County Clerk
Mountain, Treasurer Poppy, Clerk Of
Court Conway, Judge and MRS, Wyman
and mrs Moe, Atty and Mrs. w. A
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| Wescott ard Mr. anil Mrs. Llewellyn
Those wishing to obtain good certified
seed potatoes would do well to comm
unicate with c. j. Colburn of Hlles.
Mr.. Colburn cleaned up most OF the
prizes in potatoes at the state and
county fair and has made potato rails
ing speciality. His stock comprises
Green Mountain, Cobbler and Rurals.
The government will soon radically
change the form of its paper money
which has remained unaltered almost
/ since the foundation of the Republic.
This change Will be in the direction of
bills of smaller measurements, partic-
ularly the bills of smaller value. Two
reasons justify the change The first is
that of economy. Paper whichis now
used for government bank notes is
made by secret process andis obtain
able only at high cost at present four
bills are made from one sheet of this
paper Under the proposed change five
hills will be made from sheet of the
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