Kaukauna Times, Kaukauna, WI, Feb. 9, 1906
Frederick BLOOMBERG of Pekin, Ill., is in the city visiting his brother William
BLOOMBERG and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. MOCKLEY of Menasha visited in the family of Chas. O'BRIEN and
family on Sunday.
Miss Leone KRAHN of the Milwaukee Normal was home Saturday to visit her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. F. KRAHN,
Green Bay Advocate: - Miss Cora FILLER spent a few days in Kaukauna last week
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George SMITH.
Miss Minerva NEWHOUSE of Milwaukee arrived Saturday for a month's visit with
relatives in Kaukauna, Appleton and Freedom.
One hundred and fifty new dress ginghams at MARTENS. Buy them now while the
assortment is complete. Price 11 cents per yard.
Antigo Republican: - Miss Winnie SULLIVAN entertained on Monday evening in honor
of her guest, Miss Barbara KRAMER of Kaukauna.
Miss Lilly SULLIVAN of Milwaukee arrived Saturday to spend Sunday with her
brother, Dr. W. C. SULLIVAN, and sister, Mrs. W. N. NOLAN.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph VILAS left Monday for a six weeks sojourn in the sunny
south. They were destined for the Islands of Cuba and Jamaica.
Mrs. Geo. BOMBARD and daughter left yesterday for New York where they will
reside in the future. Mr. BOMBARD having secured employment there.
Appleton Post: - Miss Margaret NEWHOUSE of Kaukauna and Miss Minerva NEWHOUSE of
Milwaukee are in the city to spend a few days with N. H. ADRIANS and family.
Brown County Democrat: - The Misses Jean and Julia HEALY and Stella SEMPIER
visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. DOHERTY at Kaukauna recently.
Charles MCCARTHY of Duluth spent last week with his mother, Mrs. Abbie MCCARTHY.
Mr. MCCARTHY is an engineer on the Duluth, South Shore and Atlantic railroad.
[Amy - any ideas???]
Thomas MALONE returned Monday night from an extended visit in the northern part
of the state where he had been inspecting certain lands in which he is
interested.
Mrs. J. A. STRATHEARN was at Milwaukee Friday and Saturday and visited Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph WALTERLIN. Mr. WALTERLIN remains about the same in health. Mrs.
STRATHEARN presented him with a bouquet of carnations from the Woman's Relief
corps in Kaukauna.
Mrs. William HINNENTHAL and her daughter Miss Martha called on friends at
Appleton Monday.
Mrs. William LANG is spending a week with her sister, Mrs. Herman REMPTER of
Freedom.
Mrs. W. A. KELSO returned Wednesday from Neenah where she had been to visit her
mother, Mrs. DONAHUE.
Mrs. Robert MITCHELL has had a very severe attack of pneumonia but it is now
thought she is past the danger point.
Miss Bertha LAMBIE departed Friday for Milwaukee where she will make her home
with her sister, Mrs. E. NELSON.
Arthur ULRICH is at Hawkins on the Sault Ste. Marie Road, engaged in loading
cars. He left for that point Saturday.
Miss Martha HINNENTHAL departed Tuesday for Black Creek to spend a week with her
brother, Rev. Gerhard HINNENTHAL.
Miss Annie WARD was at St. Elizabeth's hospital at Appleton Friday to visit Miss
Grace HAMILTON who is having her eyes treated.
Miss Nettie LOWERY and Miss Cora LAMBIE returned Monday from a two weeks' visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Frank POSER at Little Rapids.
Miss Margaret RAUBER of Ft. Atkinson who was in the city the guest of her aunt
Mrs. A. A. KERN since Wednesday, returned Monday.
Miss Julia FRITZ, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas FRITZ, was married last week
to a thrifty young farmer at Chiocton, Mr. James FLOY.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. LYNCH, who spent several weeks in Kaukauna and vicinity
visiting relatives, departed Sunday for LaCrosse where they will visit a few
days before leaving for their home at Larimore, N. Dakota.
Capt. C. E. MOODY and wife of Milwaukee are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. P. GARY, the ladies being sisters. Mr. MOODY is captain of the excursion
steamer Christopher Columbus which plies between Milwaukee and Chicago.
The funeral of Mich. CHOPIN, who was killed at Combined Locks paper mill by
getting caught in a shaft, was held from Holy Cross Church Saturday morning at 9
o'clock, the Rev. Father RHODE conducting the services. The pallbearers
consisted of three papermakers, M. BURKHART, F. GARLICH, M. GERHARZ, and three
members of the Modern Woodmen, John WEST, John BUKOWSKY and Frank HOBERG. The
decedent carried life insurance to the extent of $5,500.
In county court last Tuesday, Nellie BOMBARD of Kaukauna filed a claim against
the estate of Eva SINGLER for $100 for services rendered for care and nursing.
The claim was compromised out of court.
County Judge Henry KREISS will be called upon to determine the disposition of
$5,000 left by Perry WINTERS of Seymour, who died twenty-four hours after he had
been appointed administrator of his mother's estate. Mr. WINTERS died intestate
and left no relatives.
Hulda PETERSON entertained about a dozen young friends, Monday afternoon at the
home of her father, Frank PETERSON, the occasion being her ninth birthday
anniversary. A luncheon, which included a birthday cake, was served and a
pleasant time was enjoyed.
A party of friends gave Jacob KOUTNICK a surprise Friday evening in honor of his
birthday aniversary. Cards and refreshments rounded out a most pleasant evening.
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Frank SCHREINER, Mr. and Mrs. P. A. NAGAN,
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob RUPERT, Mr. and Mrs. WIlliam KLUMB, Mr. and Mrs. LUMMERDING,
Mr. and Mrs. LICHT and Mr. and Mrs. Frank FOSTER.
[LOL] At this time of the year when every community in the state is threatened
with an outbreak of smallpox, a number of medical journals are advising all
persons to eat, once or twice a week, of good lettuce, which they say had
sufficient medicinal properties to ward off an attack of the dangerous disease.
Since an ounce of precaution is worth a pound of cure, would it not be wise to
become a lover and user of lettuce?
Kaukauna Times, Kaukauna, WI, Feb 16, 1906
Miss Allie FARGO spent Sunday with friends at Appleton.
Frank SCHMITT called on Wrightstown friends Sunday.
Mrs. F. F. BECKER called on friends in Appleton Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. A. J. BUXTON visited Appleton friends Monday.
Miss Stella TANNER of Appleton visited Kaukauna relatives Monday.
Master Milbert LANGLOIS of Oconto spent Sunday with south side relatives.
John SUMMERS of Forest Junction was a guest Friday at the home of P. FOX.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. MEYERS spent Sunday with Mr. MEYERS' parents at Appleton.
George PRESGRAVES of Gillette was the guest of Kaukauna relatives over Sunday.
B. L. ROLFE of Broadhead was in the city last week to visit his sister Mrs. S.
TAYLOR.
James NEARY of Oshkosh was in the city Friday to visit his brother J. T. NEARY
and family.
Manager George FARGO of the Kaukauna Fiber company was at Neenah Monday on
business.
Mrs. Rosa KAFER of Green Bay who was here visiting her brother Michael ABB,
returned Monday.
Mrs. Mary WATSON is teaching this week in place of Miss Elizabeth SMITH who is
absent from school.
Manager W. M. HOYT of the Union Bag and Paper company was at Appleton Monday on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas FAUST spent Sunday at Green Bay with their daughter Mrs.
Joseph BERENDSEN.
Appleton Post: Miss Amanda MCNAUGHTON was in the city Monday afternoon calling
on friends.
Mrs. Robert SCHOLL of Appleton spent Monday afternoon with her sister Miss
Margaret NEWHOUSE. [anyone connected to this family - please contact me off list
- thanks Flag14 @aol.com]
Dr. S. A. BRADY and wife of Chicago were guests last week at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry SAUBERT.
Miss Mamie GOHEEN of Maple Grove arrived last Friday for a several days visit
with her friend, Miss Lizzie FOX.
F. J. SOLAR is an Oshkosh visitor today.
Simon BACH has gone to Milwaukee for a weeks' vacation.
Mrs. Charles SCOTT departed for New London Wednesday to visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. ROLFS of Depere spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. TAYLOR.
George WATSON of Fond du Lac was in Kaukauna Thursday visiting relatives.
Mrs. John KAVANAUGH returned Saturday from a visit with relatives at Antigo.
Frank GARLICH moved into the John REUTER house on Depot street Wednesday.
Edward NAGAN of Milwaukee spent Sunday with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. P. A.
NAGAN.
Joseph MCCARTY, Jr. spent Sunday at Appleton at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
SCHOLL. [anyone connected to these families-please
contact me off list]
Mrs. Spencer HAWKINS was called to Waupaca Saturday by the illness of Mrs.
OZIER, a relative.
William TOBAS and wife of Iola were in the city this week guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Sam DARROW.
Green Bay Gazette: George PORTMAN of Kaukauna is in the city to enlist in the
United Sates army.
FECHTER's big clearing sale is on and will continue for three weeks. A word to
the wise is sufficient.
Miss Grace CUTLER entertained a company f friends Saturday in honor of her
sixteenth birthday anniversary.
Mrs. B. A. MORGAN of Milwaukee, who spent the past week the guest of Mrs. A. R.
COATES left Thursday for Fond du Lac.
Mrs. J. A. STRATHEARN was one of the prize winners at a valentine party given by
Mrs. J. M. BAER at Appleton Wednesday afternoon.
A boathouse belonging to Dr. J. S. REEVE of Appleton broke away from its
moorings and narrowly escaped going over the Kimberly dam.
Louis PATNAUDE of Manitowoc, well known in Kaukauna has removed to Plattville,
where he assumed the management of the Columia hotel.
Henry FAUST of Appleton was in kaukauna Wednesday to visit his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Nic FAUST, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles FAUST and wife.
Mrs. Elizabeth DAYTON and brother Richard DAWSON returned this morning from Rome
where they went to attend the funeral of a cousin Tuesday.
Ed. BEYER lerft fo Los Angeles, Cal., Thursday, having secured a position with
Joseph BAILEY, formerly of Kaukauna in the plumbing business.
Mrs. A. A. RORK was down from Appleton Sunday to attend the memorial services at
the methodist church and to visit her daughter, mrs. H. S. COOKE.
Mr. and Mrs. James H. DELBRIDGE of Oconto Falls spent Sunday in Kaukauna, guests
with J. B. Delbridge returned Monday and Mrs. DELBRIDGE Wednesday.
Kaukauna Times, Kaukauna, WI, Feb 23, 1906
Mr. and Mrs. BEADELL of Chicago will open the Transient house about March 1.
The annual meting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will be held at the
home of Mrs. MILLER next Friday afternoon.
Mrs. H. A. EMERY enjoyed the pleasure of an impromptu visit Tuesday afternoon
from a number of ladies, the occasion being her birthday.
For sale at a bargain! A six room dwelling on sixth street. Good well. Water
connections to curb and sewer drainage. Inquire of Ferdinand WIGGERS for terms.
Pillsbury's Best, Washburn's Best and Fine Work Flour, $4.80 per barrel, or
$4.50 in two barrel lots, at H. SCHOLL's local distributor. Pillsbury's Magnet
$4.60 per barrel. Telephone No. 180.
A. S. VOSE of the town of Kaukauna received orders Monday from Washington to
appear Wednesday before the Pension Examining Board for the purpose of
examination for increase of pension.
Henry VERHAGEN who is engaged in building a cheese factory in the town of
Freedom hauled his lumber Tuesday from the Kaukauna Lumber and Manufacturing
company's yard. The size of the building will be 24 x 36 feet.
Miss Margaret CORCORAN sent roses home to her parents Wednesday from Ft. PIERCE,
Florida, just gathered fresh out of doors, and told of being out in the garden
picking ripe tomatoes. She is at the sea coast and enjoying the pleasure of
cruising in a steam yacht up and down the east Florida coast, and also the
pleasure of ocean bathing and fishing.
Gus JOHNSON was at Oshkosh Tuesday on business.
L. SCHREINER spent Sunday with friends at Appleton.
Mr. and Mrs. A. WERTHEIMER left Wednesday for a trip to Chicago.
Miss Laura HAYES of Appleton was a recent guest of Kaukauna friends.
Mrs. Oscar Frank of Oshkosh was a guest of Mrs. H. J. DARTON this week.
Mrs. H. BROADBENT went to Manitowoc Thursday to spend a few days with
friends.
Miss Bessie TAYLOR of Menominee, Mich., is a guest in the family of F. SCHREINER
Oscar SCHMALL of Collins spent Monday in Kaukauna, a guest of Wm. KLUMB and
family.
Mrs. W. S. MULFORD departed for Milwaukee Tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs.
HAMLIN.
Mrs. S. MCADAMS of Clintonville was in Kaukauna Wednesday calling on old
friends.
F. G. MERTON, north side liveryman who was at Fond du Lac on business, returned
Saturday.
Mrs. Milo KUTCHIN of Welcome arrived Tuesday to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H. D. WING.
Miss Verna PEQUIN of the Oshkosh normal spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore PEQUIN.
Miss Blanche ST. ANDREWS who spent a week at Gladstone the guest of her cousin,
returned Wednesday.
John FRANK departed Saturday for Fond du Lac to visit his daughter Mrs. Jos.
DIEDERICH for a week.
Antigo News Item: The Rev. ROBB of Kaukauna is spending the week with the family
of his daughter, Mrs. H. L. WIRTZ.
Miss Leona KRAHN of the Sate Normal school at Oshkosh was hoe Wednesday evening
to attend the Senior Prom.
The Misses Maud DELANEY and Nona DEVINE of Appleton attended the Fox club dance
at Heindel's hall Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred MOORE of Menasha were in the city Sunday to spend the day
with their daughter, Mrs. Jos. DRIESSEN.
Dr. C. D. BOYD, pension examining physician was at Appleton Wednesday to attend
the regular monthly session of the board.
Mrs. W. M. DAVEY has been dangerously ill the past week with an attack of
pneumonia but at present is thought to be on the way to recovery.
Fred KLUMB who has been attending Lawrence university, left last week for
Madison to continue his studies in engineering at the Wisconsin university.