Kaukauna Times, Kaukauna, WI, October 1, 1909
J. A. FIELD is down from Oconto.
Ted T. JONES, of Minneapolis, was in the city overnight.
Miss Selina GOELVER of Plymouth, is the guest of Miss Hazel LUTZ.
Edward HERMAN has returned from a two months' stay in Oshkosh.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Bernard BRADY last Monday night, a daughter.
Fred W. WOELZ returned home yesterday from a trip through the east.
Miss Alberta AMES was at Shawano today visiting the schools of that place.
A. H. ZECHIEL, of the Anti-Saloon league, will preach in Ellington and Black
Creek next Sunday.
Mrs. John McCARTHY and Mrs. Frank BELLEW left this morning for Gladstone, Mich.,
on a visit with friends.
Mrs. George CATLIN and daughter, Dolores, are visiting Mrs. CATLIN's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John TROST, in Menasha.
Edward LANGE, bookkeeper in John STEVENS' office was taken suddenly ill with
appendicitis yesterday and operated on last night.
Edward BURMEISTER has returned from Onalaska, near LaCrosse, where he was
employed for a year with his father on the construction of a school.
Miss Maud WHEELER, a graduate of Lawrence in the class of '96, who has recently
returned from China where she has been a missionary, is visiting in the city.
Earl BATES has returned from a year and a half's sojourn in the West. He
worked on cattle ranches in Wyoming, sheep ranches in Montana and in the wheat
fields of the Dakotas.
Dr. John FAVILLE and F. J. HARWOOD went to the town of Maine this morning to
attend the dedication of the new Congregational church at that place. Dr.
FAVILLE preached the dedicatory sermon.
Mrs. Vergil BUELL and daughter, Nona, of Kalamazoo, Mich., have arrived here and
are visiting with Mrs. BUELL's sister, Mrs. ESCHNER. Mrs. BUELL will be well
remembered here as Miss Carrie SCHMIDT.
A city football team will be organized Sunday and commence practice Monday
afternoon. Joseph HECKEL has the matter in charge and has already secured games
with Waupaca, Green Bay, fond du Lac and Ashland. Mr. HECKEL says he has several
of the former Company I, Neenah, players for the team.
For the first time in fifty-three years Mrs. Frances EBERT, of this city, mother
of Mrs. J. A. KRONSER, has seen her sister, Mrs. Johanna SCHLOSSER of Nebraska.
Mrs. SCHLOSSER, together with her sister, Mrs. Anton KOMMER and her two
daughters, Mrs. Emil SCHMIDT and Mrs. Michael HENK, all of Nebraska, are now
visiting Mrs. EBERT.
Contractor N. A. GMEINER has purchased a concrete mixer, to be used in the work
on the cold storage building of the S. C. SHANNON company. The building is to be
entirely of concrete. The old building on the site of the new one is now being
torn down, and the construction of the new building will begin next week.
Kaukauna Times, Kaukauna, WI, Oct 27, 1909
ELLINGTON News
Pat WALLACE, proprietor of the Gopher hill factory, attended the dairy
convention at Milwaukee a few days last week, and purchased a two-seated auto
while there, with which he returned home Saturday.
Mrs. H. KLITZKE was a Neenah visitor last week.
Some of the farmers are getting interested in raising cabbage, from all
appearances.
R. TIMM and M. McKEEVER were Appleton callers last Saturday.
A very few noisy colts got lost last Sunday evening on our streets. The "farmer"
ought to keep order on Sunday next time.
Mrs. J. KERSTEN is on the sick list.
KAUKAUNA NEWS
Robert HAMILTON, Jr., and his mother are planning to leave about the first of
November, for Phoenix, Arizona. They will remain there during the coming winter
and if Robert finds the climate beneficial to his health he will undoubtedly
locate there.
Rev. William HINNENTHAL has quite a number of red raspberry bushes which are
growing a second crop of berries. Several quarts of berries have been picked.
Miss Laura REEVES, of Grand Rapids, spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Frank
SOLAR.
Mrs. Silas BUCK arrived Tuesday from Phillips, to spend few days with her
sister, Miss BUTLER, and her brothers, Frank and George.
Miss Della SULLIVAN, of Milwaukee, is spending the week with her sister, Mrs. W.
N. NOLAN.
Mrs. S. M. ENGHOLDT and daughter, Alice, left Tuesday for Wausau, to spend two
weeks with her sister, Mrs. David KIRKWOOD.
Mrs. Charles SIEFERT returned to her home in Green Bay Monday after a several
days' visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George FARGO.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. CROWE, and Miss Eunice THOMPSON were Appleton visitors
Tuesday.
J. A. WATSON is in Chicago on business.
Miss Henrietta BRIGHAM, who is attending Lawrence college at Appleton, spent
Sunday with H. S. COOK and family.
B. W. HAYES has purchased Clarence DIRRIM's sawing machine.
Miss Lottie McCARTHY was the guest of Appleton relatives Sunday.
Miss Jennie RINGLUND who is a nurse at the Deaconess Sanitarium, Green Bay,
spent Monday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl RINGLUND.
F. M. CHARLESWORTH, oil inspector, was in New London, Monday and Appleton
Tuesday.
Manager VEASEY, of Hotel LaSalle, expects to open a restaurant in the near
future in the REGENFUSS building on Lawe street.