Barland Biography Search

A tool to help you find historic biographical information from the Eau Claire area. Currently the database contains information garnered solely from the notes of Lois Barland, an area author and amateur historian. Mrs. Barland used the notes in the writing of her books, Sawdust City, a History of Eau Claire, Wisconsin from the Earliest Times to 1910 (1960) and The River Flows on, a Record of Eau Claire, Wisconsin from 1910-1960 (1965) .

Viewing Records: 6,001 to 6,500 of 11,172

1 … 13 14 15 16

Last

Record Date	Last Name	First Name	Record Text
1920-10-20	Barnhart	Lester	Lester married [Loretta] Strasdas. Leroy is a brother of Lester.
1920-10-17	Boberg	Otto J.S.	Retires after 35 yrs in business. Sold store to son Edwin and Fred J. Fasching. Will continue in chemical analysis.
1920-10-17	Linton	Mattie Truax	Mrs. Arthur Linton. Niece of Mrs. Peter Truax.
1920-10-15	Figelmiller	Ernest	Died at home of daughter, Mrs. Mortimer McMillan, 662 Wisc. Leaves son Joseph.
1920-10-15	Figelmiller	Joseph	Son of Ernest, brother of Mrs. Mortimer McMillan.
1920-10-15	McMillan	Mrs. Mortimer	662 Wisconsin. Daughter of Ernest Figelmiller, sister of Joseph.
1920-10-13	Johnson	Dora	Mrs. Dora Johnson and Mrs. Louis Mitchell seek custody of little sisters and brother from father and stepmother, Henry Erdman (sic).
1920-10-13	Mitchell	Mrs. Louis	Mrs. Dora Johnson and Mrs. Louis Mitchell seek custody of little sisters and brother from father and stepmother, Henry Erdman (sic).
1920-10-09	Harrigan	J. R.	P.J. Kline purchased Harrigan property, Marston and Porter; remodeled.
1920-10-09	Kline	P. J.	P.J. Kline purchased J.R. Harrigan property, Marston and Porter; remodeled.
1920-10-01	Krushke	Albert E.	Married Emma, daughter of Rudolph Wendt, Union. Son of Frederick and Elizabeth Krushke. Brother of Henry, John, Arthur, Mrs. L.W. Jatho, Mrs. Adolph Olson, and Mrs. Edward Nowak.
1920-10-01	Wendt	Emma	Daughter of Ruduloph Wendt, Union. Married Albert E. Krushke.
1920-10-01	Wendt	Rudolph	Of Union. Father of Emma, who marries Albert E. Krushke.
1920-09-28	Hinrichs	Henry	Hung himself at home at age 65. Retired from saloon keeping at Gibson and Farwell. Leaves wife, adopted son, and three brothers.
1920-09-20	Barnhart	Leroy	Lester married [Loretta] Strasdas. Leroy is a brother of Lester.
1920-09-12	Kepler	Sylvester S.	25 years ago was manager of EC linen mill.
1920-09-09	Barron	Martin Van Buren	Had sold Blue Mills to Theodore Coleman, father of Mrs. D.D. Lockerby.
1920-09-09	Coleman	Theodore	Had purchased Blue Mills from Martin Van Buren Barron. Father of Mrs. D.D. Lockerby.
1920-09-09	Coleman	Theodore	Helped Reverend J.O.Barrett get material for book on Old Abe. Father of Mrs. Dwight D. Lockerby.
1920-09-09	Lockerby	Mrs. Dwight D.	Daughter of Theodore Coleman, who helped Rev. J.O. Barrett get material for book on Old Abe.
1920-09-05	Kepler	Ella	323-3rd Ave. Celebrating 50th anniversary. Married Richard J. Kepler in Wabasha, MN in 1870 and came to EC that same year.
1920-09-05	Kepler	Richard J.	323-3rd Ave. Celebrating 50th anniversary. Married Ella McDougall in Wabasha, MN in 1870 and came to EC that same year.
1920-09-03	Anderson	Fred W.	Returns to EC as general manager and part owner of Northwest Motor Co. Born in EC.
1920-09-03	Anderson	Fred W.	Returns to EC as General Manager and part owner of Northwest Motor Company. Born in EC.
1920-09-02	Ingram	G. Erle	Ingram Agency Inc. with $100,000. Life insurance.
1920-09-02	Peterson	H. Peter	Son of Hans and Kirstin Peterson. Brother of Julius C., Ida, and Mrs. Hannah Rust.
1920-09-02	Peterson	Hans	Died at age 77. Had grocery store at 642 Water St. Born in Denmark, came to EC in 1868. Brother-in-law Hans Mason was partner for awhile. Leaves wife Kirstin, sons H. Peter and Julius C., and daughters Ida and Mrs. Hannah Rust.
1920-09-02	Peterson	Ida	Daughter of Hans and Kirstin Peterson. Sister of Julius C., H. Peter, and Mrs. Hannah Rust.
1920-09-02	Rust	Hannah	Daughter of Hans and Kirstin Peterson. Sister of H. Peter, Julius C. and Ida Peterson.
1920-09-02	Walmsley	Horace Marston	Horace Marston Walmsley married Zetta Underwood in Reno.
1920-08-23	Kleiner	Jacob	Father of Ruth.
1920-08-23	Kleiner	Ruth	Daughter of Jacob. Thrown into river when concrete block near east approach gave way. Fell 30 feet. Died Aug. 29 of fractured skull.
1920-08-22	Calkins	Dan	Dan Jr. marries Margaret, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. A.W. Slaughter, at Green Bay. Dan is assistant cashier at EC Savings Bank.
1920-08-22	Lange	Herman T.	Running as Republican candidate for State Senate.
1920-08-22	Slaughter	A. W.	Dan Calkins Jr. marries Margaret, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. A.W. Slaughter, at Green Bay. Dan is assistant cashier at EC Savings Bank.
1920-08-22	Slaughter	Margaret	Dan Calkins Jr. marries Margaret, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. A.W. Slaughter, at Green Bay. Dan is assistant cashier at EC Savings Bank.
1920-08-21	Bostwick	Arthur J.	Died at age 61. Supt. of Phoenix Steel. Leaves two sons, Arthur and Richard. Had patented much of logging machinery at Phoenix
1920-08-18	Ash	Ada	Daughter of Henry Ash. Marries Waldemar Foss.
1920-08-18	Ask	Henry	Father of Ada, who marries Waldemar Foss.
1920-08-18	Foss	Waldemar	Marries Ada, daughter of Henry Ash.
1920-08-18	Osterman	Arthur	Fined $400 for stealing four tires. George Tibbetts received same.
1920-08-18	Tibbetts	George	Fined $400 for stealing four tires from Tanberg Auto Co. Arthur Osterman received same.
1920-08-17	Kelly	Margaret E.	Celebrating 50th anniversary. Home on Gilbert Ave. All children except Sumner attended (he is in Seattle).
1920-08-15	Tomashek		The P.R. Piston Ring Co. purchased Tomashek property on Madison between N. Dewey and Germania.
1920-08-15	White	Madeline	Madeline, daughter of A.E. White of White Machine Works, married Lester J. Johnson. Home 618 S. Farwell.
1920-08-10	Ness	Ole	Ole Ness died age 65, home 1573 Menomonie St. Chil
1920-08-08	Stocking	Hobart M.	Captain Hobart died at home in St. Paul, 712 Summit Ave. Age 74. Leaves wife, son Edward and daughter Beatrice.
1920-08-07	Butterfield	Mrs. Harry	Dies at age 33 leaving four small children. 601 Lake.
1920-08-06	Brimi	Freida	Married Philip Lindley in Minneapolis
1920-08-05	Brady	W. H.	Husband of Ella Brimi
1920-08-05	Brimi	Ella	Wife of W.H. Brady
1920-08-03	Culver	Ralph	Is gas inspector for Wisc.-Minn. Light Co.
1920-08-01	Horrigan	John	Over 70 attended funeral, 80 autos in procession.
1920-07-30	Ager	Waldemar Theodor	Listed in "Who's Who in America" for years.
1920-07-29	Horrigan	Henry	Son of John Horrigan Sr., brother of John Jr., Mrs. Ella Wright and Mrs. Anna Bell. Grocer on Water St.
1920-07-29	Horrigan	John	Died while fishing on Little Rice Lake. Born in EC on March 8, 1860. Brother Henry is a Water St. grocer. His father was John the tailor at 13 S. Barstow. Has been in tailor shop since father died several years ago. Sisters are Mrs. Ella Wright and Mrs. Anna Bell.
1920-07-29	Horrigan	John	Died several years ago. Was tailor at 13 S. Barstow. Father of Henry, John Jr., Mrs. Ella Wright and Mrs. Anna Bell.
1920-07-25	Comings	George F.	Campaigning for place of Lieutenant Governor.
1920-07-24	Bethke	Mrs. George T.	Daughter of Thomas Horan. Sister of Mrs. Jane McDonough.
1920-07-24	Hathaway	Frank C.	Frank C. Hathaway and Elsie Monarski rescue a boy from drowning at Lake Chetek.
1920-07-24	Horan	Emmet	Of EC. Brother of Timothy and Thomas.
1920-07-24	Horan	Thomas	Died at age 73. 604-1st Ave. Leaves wife and two daughters, Mrs. George T. Bethke and Mrs. Jane McDonough. Two brothers, Timothy of Stevens Point and Emmet of EC. Lived in EC 57 years.
1920-07-24	Horan	Timothy	Of Stevens Point. Brother of Emmet and Thomas.
1920-07-24	Johnson	H. E.	H.E. Johnson's wife is Catherine, nee Horan.
1920-07-24	McDonough	Jane	Daughter of Thomas Horan. Sister of Mrs. George T. Bethke.
1920-07-24	Monarski	Elsie	Frank C. Hathaway and Elsie Monarski rescue a boy from drowning at Lake Chetek.
1920-07-24	Osterman	Arthur	Liveryman. Bound over on charge of stealing tires from Tanberg Auto Co.
1920-07-23	Hulwi	James	Joe and James, vaudeville actors formerly of EC, to join Universal Co. Joe is entirely deaf but a clever actor, used to impersonating Charlie Chaplin at Unique. Left EC several years ago for Minneapolis where they studied acting. James is a mimic, dancer and musician.
1920-07-23	Hulwi	Joe	Joe and James, vaudeville actors formerly of EC, to join Universal Co. Joe is entirely deaf but a clever actor, used to impersonating Charlie Chaplin at Unique. Left EC several years ago for Minneapolis where they studied acting. James is a mimic, dancer and musician.
1920-07-21	Huebsch	Laura	Engaged to Fred Vaudreuil [Vaudreiul?] of Chippewa Falls.
1920-07-20	Demmler	Walter	Marries Vera, daughter of J.H. Warner. She is mngr. of Metropolitan 5-50 Cent Store
1920-07-20	Schwahn	Rudolph A.	Rudolph A. died. Leaves wife and four children, sister Mrs. Leonard Seyberth, and brothers William E. and Albert F.
1920-07-20	Warner	J. H.	Father of Vera. 2nd Ave.
1920-07-20	Warner	Vera	Daughter of J.H. Warner, 2nd Ave. Marries Walter Demmler. She is mngr. of Metropolitan 5-50 Cent Store
1920-07-15	Goethel	Jeanette	Sister of Walter W. and Karl Goethel.
1920-07-15	Goethel	Karl	Brother of Walter W. and Jeanette.
1920-07-15	Goethel	Walter W.	Marries Mary, daughter of Mrs. Mary Whelihan. Brother of Jeanette and Karl.
1920-07-15	Whelihan	Mary	Mary, daughter of Mrs. Mary Whelihan, marries Walter W. Goethel.
1920-07-14	Vaudrieul	E. J.	E.J. invented labor saving machine for packing peas.
1920-07-02	Ingram	Kate	Now Mrs. R.H. Pickford of Madison. Has twin sons, David and John.
1920-07-02	Pickford	David	Son of R.H. Pickford of Madison and Kate Pickford (nee Ingram). Twin brother of John.
1920-07-02	Pickford	John	Son of R.H. Pickford of Madison and Kate Pickford (nee Ingram). Twin brother of David.
1920-07-02	Pickford	R. H.	Of Madison. Husband of Kate (nee Ingram) and father of twin boys, David and John.
1920-06-26	Timm	Sumner	Married Eda, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R.H. Loether, Eddy St. Olga is a sister.
1920-06-19	Clark	William Albert	To teach at Stevens Point Normal.
1920-06-17	Barnum	Ira	Marries Alvina Glomski.
1920-06-17	Glomski	Alvina	Marries Ira Barnum.
1920-06-16	Arnstad	Josephine	Marries Cornell Charlson in Minneapolis.
1920-06-16	Charlson	Cornell	Marries Josephine Arnstad in Minneapolis.
1920-06-13	Davey	Margaret	Sister of Sam G. Davey. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S.M. Davey, Grand Ave. W.
1920-06-13	Davey	Sam G.	Married Bertha Reese at parents' home, Mr. and Mrs. S.M. Davey, Grand Ave W. Margaret is his sister.
1920-06-13	Reese	Bertha	Married Sam G. Davey at his parents' home, Mr. and Mrs. S.M. Davey, Grand Ave W.
1920-06-10	Bartingale	Robert O.	Bartingale Plumbing Co. payroll $25,000 annually. Officers include President R.O. Bartingale, Vice President E.M. Bartingale, sec. treas. T.A. Bartingale. Inc. 1913 by Robert O. and brother Thomas A. Both had been with Hobbs Supply when R.O. started work in 1898.
1920-06-09	Nowak	Lillian	Lillian (of Hobart St.) married Edward Rafferty.
1920-06-08	Bartlett	Willard W.	Died. Born in Maine in 1857, came to EC with parents in 1867. Attended River Falls Normal. Married Mary Towner of Trempleau in 1884. Lived in Winona and Menomonie until 1907 when he and brother went into manufacturing and building in Eau Claire. Son Milton, adopted daughter Esther. Son Archer died in 1909. Brother William W. of EC, Frank of Mondovi, sister Mrs. Maude Drake.
1920-06-08	Vinton	William P.	William died. Was Civil War veteran, prisoner in Libby prison. Home, 1130 S. Barstow. Came to EC in 1872 to organize a band. He had been in musical organization ever since. For many years he was proprietor of old Windsor House. Born in NY in 1838. Brought wife and two children to EC. He was a partner in dentistry with Dr. E.C. French until 1878 when he took over hotel for fourteen years. Was leader of orchestra playing opening night at Opera House. Accomplished violinist and wind instruments. Leaves wife, son, Charles, and daughter, Mrs. Hattie Dougherty.
1920-06-06	Borthwick	Ernest G.	Married Ruth M. Roehm of Ashland.
1920-06-06	Dinger	Magdalene	Died at age 73. 320 Lincoln.
1920-06-06	Roehm	Ruth M.	Married dentist Dr. Ernest G. Borthwick of EC.
1920-06-05	Jurden	W. E.	Pres. of Wisc. State Electic Medial & Surgical Assoc.
1920-06-05	Ritzinger	George	George Jr. put under guardianship of Fred Arnold in 1916 as a spendthrift and addicted to drink. Has since quit drinking, has $8 and is over 40.
1920-06-05	Seyberth	Bertha	Bertha Seyberth married Karl Bahr; Emma is a sister.
1920-06-04	Huebsch	Bernard John	To marry Helen, daughter of Charles Leach.
1920-06-04	Leach	Charles	Father of Helen, who marries Bernard John Huebsch.
1920-06-04	Leach	Helen	Daughter of Charles Leach. To marry Bernard John Huebsch.
1920-06-04	Leech	C. William	Advertises chiropractic and X-ray lab at 305 1/2 South Barstow.
1920-06-03	Kelly	Lloyd E.	Marries Eleanor Quigg, daughter of James C. Quigg, in Wyoming.
1920-06-03	Quigg	Eleanor	Daughter of James C. and Ellen Quigg. Sister of Charles, Frank, John P. and Marshall. Married Lloyd E. Kelly in Wyoming.
1920-06-02	Burlingame	Allah E.	Burlingame Smoke Shop & Billiard Hall remodeled. Two floors will have 12 billiard and pool tables and soda fountain
1920-06-02	Cook	F. S.	Mrs. C.D. Moon and Dr. F.S. Cook win target shoot at Wausau. From Lake Hallie Club.
1920-06-02	Loken	Lester	Lester, 10, son of Oscar, 317 North Dewey, recovering from injuries when hit by car. Cataract on good eye being treated in hopes of saving it.
1920-06-02	McLaughlin	Lyda	Lyda, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. McLaughlin, 1006 6th Ave. will live at 1014 6th Ave. (Editor's note: this was on card for Bert Williams.)
1920-06-02	Moon	Charles Delos	Mrs. C.D. Moon and Dr. F.S. Cook win target shoot at Wausau; from Lake Hallie Club.
1920-05-23	Shaw	Annette J.	Died in MA. Lived in EC 1883-1905. Ordained Universalist preacher. Studied medicine in Chicago. Practiced in EC with Dr. Spaulding. Worked at home for friendless girls run by WCTU.
1920-05-21	Beach	J. P.	Succeeds R.P. Wilcox in firm of Bundy & Wilcox. Firm is dissolved Jan 1, 1920
1920-05-21	Wilcox	R. P.	Succeeded by J.B. Beach in firm of Bundy & Wilcox. Firm is dissolved Jan 1, 1920.
1920-05-20	Klawiter	Florence	Daughter of Fred of Hobart St. Married William Schmidt.
1920-05-20	Klawiter	Fred	Of Hobart St. Father of Florence, who married William Schmidt.
1920-05-20	Lind	Olaf A.	Sons Sigurd and Oswald will continue grocery business of father on Grand Avenue West. Olaf had owned shop for 22 years and been in grocery business for 35 years.
1920-05-20	Lind	Oswald	Will continue his father Oluf's grocery business.
1920-05-20	Lind	Sigurd H.	Sigurd H. well known in musical circle and brother Oswald will continue grocery business of father, Oluf.
1920-05-20	Schmidt	William	Married Florence, daughter of Fred Klawiter of Hobart St.
1920-05-19	Hudson	Henry	Alleged widow with two children, ages 33 and 30 years, and appears also two grandchildren.
1920-05-16	Hayes	Ruth	To work in Labrador in Grenfell Mission.
1920-05-16	Hubbard	M. B.	Buys 310 S. Barstow, now occupied by Kresge from Hobart Stocking.
1920-05-16	Kelley	Ellen Swift	Mrs. Ellen Swift Kelley died. Born in Milwaukee County in 1847. Came to Brunswick with brother William Swift in 1856. Survived by son William S., daughters Mae and Mrs. J.A. Taylor, grandsons Jack Carter and Jamesal Taylor.
1920-05-16	Kelley	Mae	Daughter of Ellen Swift Kelley, sister of William S. Kelley and Mrs. J.A. Taylor.
1920-05-16	Kelley	William S.	Son of Ellen Swift Kelley, brother of Mae and Mrs. J.A. Taylor.
1920-05-16	Swift	William	Came to Brunswick from Milwaukee Co. in 1856 with sister Ellen.
1920-05-16	Taylor	Mrs. J. A.	Daughter of Ellen Swift Kelley, sister of Mae and William S.
1920-05-05	Clark	Parker	Son of Professor William Albert Clark. Wins first place in district oratorical contest.
1920-05-05	Clark	Parker	Son of Prof. William Albert and Anna Clark. Wins first place in district oratorical contest.
1920-05-05	Clark	William Albert	Son Parker wins first place in district oratorical contest.
1920-05-01	Derouin	Cora	Married Fred Garnett.
1920-05-01	Garnett	Fred	Married Cora Derouin.
1920-05-01	Girnau	Mrs. John	Died at age 58. 311 E. Madison. Born in EC. Leaves seven sons and three daughters.
1920-05-01	Graham	Hiram	Married Mary J. Graham in 1848.
1920-05-01	Graham	Mary J.	Died at age 95. Came to EC in 1857. Widow of Hiram, whom she married in 1848.
1920-05-01	Kleiner	Fred	Retires after 33 years in meat business. Sold to George Redlack. Was 26 years at Grand & First.
1920-05-01	Redlack	George	Fred Kleiner retires after 33 years in meat business, 26 of them at Grand & First, and sells to George Redlack.
1920-05-01	Tarbox	Jerry	Jerry Tarbox married Ida Foss.
1920-04-30	Thrane	Robert	(Twenty years ago column) Robert leading musician at Imperial Opera House in St. Petersburg, Russia.
1920-04-28	Dodmead	James	Marries Mrs. J. Harvey.
1920-04-28	Harvey	Mrs. J.	Marries James Dodmead.
1920-04-28	Nygaard	John R.	John ordered to Honolulu. Sister Julie will accomp
1920-04-25	Krohg	Fred	Grandson of Mrs. Margaret Krohg.
1920-04-25	Krohg	G. M.	Son of Mrs. Margaret Krohg.
1920-04-25	Krohg	Margaret	Died. Pioneer resident. Husband and daughter died several years ago. Son is G.M. Krohg. Grandchildren are Margaret, Gerald, Fred, Elmer Owens, Janet & Helen. Home 614 Congress.
1920-04-25	Owens	Elmer	Grandson of Mrs. Margaret Krohg.
1920-04-25	Wood	Charles	Charles, age 4, falls under car; not injured.
1920-04-24	Atkinson	Ralph	Marries Mildred Kinnison at Ranger, TX. He works for firm of contractors and engineers.
1920-04-24	Kinnison	Mildred	Marries Ralph Atkinson at Ranger, TX.
1920-04-17	Kelly	John J.	Celebrating 50th anniversary. Home on Gilbert Ave. All children except Sumner attended (he is in Seattle).
1920-04-09	Cernaghan	James A.	Brother of William H. (dies at Soldier's Home in Milwaukee) and Thomas A. of Union.
1920-04-09	Cernaghan	Thomas A.	Brother of James A. of Union and William H. (died at Soldier's Home in Milwaukee).
1920-04-09	Cernaghan	William H.	Died at Soldier's Home, Milwaukee. Brothers James A. and Thomas A. of Union.
1920-04-08	Hudson	Henry	Died Wednesday morning. In EC 20 years. Rev. Robinson, colored minister [sic] of EC, says Hudson wanted to be buried in Lakeview. Property off post office. John Sather held for trail.
1920-04-08	Sather	John	Henry Hudson died Wednesday morning. Sather held for trial.
1920-04-06	Hudson	Henry	Shot by John Sathar near post office. Sathar and Detective Bovee had sued Hudson on charge of inticing his little girl to Minneapolis.
1920-04-06	Sather	John	Shot Henry Hudson near post office. Sathar and Detective Bovee had sued Hudson on charge of inticing his little girl to Minneapolis.
1920-04-04	DeMars	Edward	A fireman.
1920-03-31	Stai	F. B.	F.B. Stai sueing Irene Stai for divorce. Irene is a minor.
1920-03-28	Huntsinger	Warren	Died at age 72. Lived on 8th St. In EC thirty years.
1920-03-26	Grosvold	Fred E.	Bought old Shaw Lumber Co. office to mnfg. plumber specialities.
1920-03-16	Bodine	Charles	Loses foot when elevator in Peter Girnau & Sons wagon plant falls. Three others also injured.
1920-03-16	Girnau	Carl P.	Elevator in Girnau & Sons plant falls, injuring four. Charles Bodine loses foot. Carl is president and treasurer; William is VP and secretary.
1920-03-16	Girnau	Fred	Found not guilty of distributing obscene literature.
1920-03-16	Girnau	William	Elevator in Girnau & Sons plant falls, injuring four. Charles Bodine loses a foot. Carl P. Girnau is pres. & treas.; William is VP and sec.
1920-03-15	Hubbard	Alfred	Son of Eldred. Brother of Earl.
1920-03-15	Hubbard	Earl	Son of Eldred. Brother of Alfred.
1920-03-15	Hubbard	Eldred	Died at age 67 near Osseo. Brother of M.B. of EC, Mrs. N.E. Pride and Mrs. J.H. Tifft. Sons are Earl and Alfred.
1920-03-15	Hubbard	M. B.	Of EC. Brother of Eldred, Mrs. N.E. Pride and Mrs. J.H. Tifft.
1920-03-15	Pride	Mrs. N. E.	Sister of Eldred Hubbard, M.B. Hubbard, and Mrs. J.H. Tifft.
1920-03-15	Tifft	Mrs. J. H.	Sister Eldred Hubbard, M.B. Hubbard, and Mrs. N.E. Pride.
1920-03-08	Harrigan	John	Cousin of J.R. Harrigan. Of EC.
1920-03-07	Harrigan	Henry	Cousin of J.R. Harrigan. Of EC.
1920-03-07	Harrigan	J. R.	Died in Kansas City. Sister Lillian lives on Marston Ave. John and Henry Harrigan of EC are cousins.
1920-03-07	Harrigan	Lillian	Lives on Marston Ave. Sister of J.R. Harrigan. Cousin of John and Henry Harrigan of EC.
1920-03-02	Speros	John	Proprietor of Grand Cafe to wed old playmate after 14 years separation. When John left Greece, Haregles Zartool was 6 years old. Wrote letter, exchanged pictures. She arrived in EC yesterday.
1920-02-21	Wahl	Helena	Died, age 81. Came to EC in 1867. Had sons Ole H. and Ed.
1920-02-15	Miley	Nora	Dies of pneumonia. Daugter of Michael, sister of Paul (who died the day before), James, John, Frank, Mary, Eva, and Mrs. Walter Roessler.
1920-02-14	Greene	Francis H.	Francis' widow, Jane Greene, dies. 4 sons, 2 daughters.
1920-02-14	Greene	Jane	Widow of Francis H. Greene. Died at 212-5th Ave. Came from NY 52 years ago. Leaves four sons and two daughters.
1920-02-14	Miley	Michael	Father of Paul, James, John, Frank, Mary, Eva, Nora and Mrs. Walter Roessler.
1920-02-14	Miley	Paul	Dies at age 26 from flu. Son of Michael, brother of James, John, Frank, Mary, Eva, Nora and Mrs. Walter Roessler.
1920-02-14	Roessler	Walter	Husband of one of Michael Miley's daughters
1920-02-12	Hubbard	James W.	Marries Helen, daughter of William S. Mason. Masons live at 315 Summit. Bride and groom to live at 447 W. Grand.
1920-02-12	Mason	Helen	Daughter of William S. Mason. Marries James W. Hubbard.
1920-02-12	Mason	William S.	Father of Helen, who marries James W. Hubbard. Masons live at 315 Summit. Bride and groom to live at 447 W. Grand.
1920-02-11	Kohlhepp	Mrs. William	Died. 223 Bellinger. Leaves little girl and boy.
1920-02-11	Shoemaker	Arthur H.	Mrs. S. on national council for Republican Party.
1920-02-09	Van Gordon	C. S.	C.S. Van Gordon has been operating radio station in Osseo (WTAQ) which is moving here to Gillette plant. Will make home in EC.
1920-02-08	Allen	William	Died, 725 Babcock Street. Brother of James of CF. Born in Ireland in 1836 and served in Civil War. Farmed in Lafayette until 1906 when he came to EC. Leaves two sons and four daughters. Mary B. Allen and Mrs. E.C. Howe are the only ones in EC.
1920-02-08	Allen	William	Died. 725 Babcock. Brother of James of Chippewa Falls. Born in Ireland in 1836. Served in Civil War. Farmed in LaFayette until 1906 when he came to EC. Leaves two sons and four daughters. Mayr B. Allen & Mrs. E.C. Howe are the only children in EC.
1920-02-08	Howe	E. C.	Husband of one of William Allen's four daughters.
1920-02-07	Brennan	Thomas	Husband of Mary Collaton. Native of Ireland, came to EC in 1861. Daughter Kate married Elbridge J. Jordan in 1866.
1920-02-07	Collaton	Mary	Wife of Thomas Brennan. Native of Ireland, came to EC in 1861. Daughter Kate married Elbridge J. Jordan in 1866.
1920-02-07	Jordan	Elbridge J.	Died at age 79. 210 Water St. Born in Freeport, MA in 1841, son of Em and Mary (Brown) Jordan. Blacksmith, Civil War veteran. Came to EC in 1866, the same year he married Kate Brennan. Leaves five sons and one daughter.
1920-02-07	Jordan	Kate	Daugther of Thomas and Mary (Collaton) Brennan, natives of Ireland who came to EC in 1861, settling on a farm in Union. Married Elbridge J. Jordan in 1866. Five sons, one daughter.
1920-02-06	Garnock	Alex R.	Resigns as city engineer of six years to go into contracting.
1920-02-03	Bartlett	Milton	Marries Winifred, daughter of William A. Lewis.
1920-02-03	Lewis	William A.	Father of Winifred.
1920-02-03	Lewis	Winifred	Daughter of William A. Lewis. Marries Milton Bartlett.
1920-01-28	Johnson	Carl G.	Moving into newly purchased bldg. at 311 EC St. Were over Boberg drug store. Isaac Rothstien formerly at 311.
1920-01-28	Rothstien	Isaac	Formerly at 311 EC St.
1920-01-23	Zager	Bessie Starks	Composition "Waving Palms" to be played at band concert. Bessie lived in EC for some years.
1920-01-18	Gort	Adolph	Son of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Gort. Brother of Robert, Louis, George, Lydia and Henrietta.
1920-01-18	Gort	George	Son of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Gort. Brother of Robert, Louis, Adolph, Lydia and Henrietta.
1920-01-18	Gort	Henrietta	Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Gort. Sister of Robert, Louis, George, Adolph and Lydia.
1920-01-18	Gort	Louis	Son of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Gort. Brother of Robert, George, Adolph, Lydia and Henrietta.
1920-01-18	Gort	Lydia	Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Gort. Sister of Robert, Louis, George, Adolph and Henrietta.
1920-01-18	Gort	Mrs. Conrad	Died at age 52. Leaves husband and six children: Robert, Louise, George, Adolph, Lydia and Henrietta.
1920-01-18	Gort	Robert	Son of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Gort. Brother of Louis, George, Adolph, Lydia and Henrietta.
1920-01-17	Harrington	Wolf	Mrs. E.M. Harrington died. Brothers are J.C. Wolf, George L. Wolf, William J. Wolf; two sisters, Mrs. Edward Larson and Mrs. J. Figlmiller.
1920-01-11	Wilcox	Roy Porter	His butler, Joseph Kierstaad, was robbed in Chippewa Falls while visiting his fiancee, Rose Bromeisi.
1920-01-06	Rosholt	Kimberly	Died of diabetes at age 55. Born in Scandinavia, WI. Married in Thorp to Gusty Zwicky. Leaves wife, son Raymond, brothers Julius and James of Minneapolis. Came to EC 28 years ago, colonized land, org. Northwestern Iron Works. Greatly responsible for development of Lake Chetek. Org. National Products in Florida. Output sold through agency in EC.
1920-01-03	Paul	Albert	Son of Wenzel Paul. Brother of Anna, Frank and Joseph.
1920-01-03	Paul	Wenzel	Died at age 75. 613 N. Barstow. Sons are Frank, Joseph and Albert. Daughter is Anna.
1920-01-03	Wickham	Koppelberger	Mrs. W[ickham] died of a heart attack. Step children are James A., Catherine, and Walter. Father was H.B. Koppelberger, brother, Frank and sister, Mrs. W.R. Anderson.
1920-01-01	Lasker	Herman	Lasker brothers will enlarge St. Paul Clothing store next door to O'Klare Theater, will enlarge back to double floor space. Max Lasker in east buying.
1919-12-31	Hudson	Henry	Negro [sic] junk dealer charged with selling liquor.
1919-12-31	Kee	George Quong	Owner of EC's only chop suey house (Chinese food). Sold liquor to Dewey Kalfsbeck and arrested.
1919-12-28	Loken	Lester	Lester, age 9, had eye removed after infection from injury with scissors could not be checked.
1919-12-19	Faast	Ben F.	Married Ida, daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Kleiner, 462 Grand W. Faast is pres. of Wisc. Colonization Co., VP of Federal Land Bd., St. Paul & Men. Bd. of Regents of U of W.
1919-12-19	Kleiner	Elizabeth	462 Grand W. Mother of Ida, who marries Ben F. Faast.
1919-12-19	Kleiner	Ida	Daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Kleiner, 462 Grand W. Marries Ben F. Faast.
1919-12-19	Welch	William J.	William J., age 8, of Park Ave. fell into creek near Putnam Dr.
1919-12-17	Pound	Ezra	Ezra Pound, famous poet, captures London with poems and lectures. Former Chippewa Falls man, grandson of Thad, son of Homer.
1919-12-10	illegible	Frank	Frank died. EC resident for many years. Six sons and five daughters. Sons are William, Frank, Richard, Eugene, Harold and John. (John married Cora Button in 1899.)
1919-12-07	Crockett	Lydia	Wife of Frederick Holland. Mother of Sarah, who married Leonard Lancaster in 1851. Descendant of David Crockett.
1919-12-07	Frawley	William Henry	Bought Cass Drug Store bldg. Owns next bldg. occupied by EC China Co.
1919-12-07	Holland	Frederick	Married to Lydia Crockett, a descendant of David Crockett. Father of Sarah, married Leonard Lancaster in 1851.
1919-12-07	Holland	Sarah	Daughter of Frederick and Lydia (Crockett) Holland. Descendant of David Crockett. Married Leonard Lancaster in 1851. Now age 91, Leonard is 90. Married 68 years, the oldest married couple in this part of the state. Children are Mrs. A.W. Munger of EC and Mrs. J.L. Schuster of St. Paul. Home 128 Chippewa St.
1919-12-07	Lancaster	Leonard	Seriously ill. Home 128 Chippewa Street. Lt. in Civil War. 90 years old, wife is 91. Oldest married couple in this part of state. Married 68 years. Came to Eau Claire in 1856. Sentenced to firing squad in war, saved by reprieve just as word "fire" called. (long story). Married in 1851 to Sarah, daughter of Lydia Crockett and Frederick Holland. Descendent of David Crockett. 2 daughters, Mrs. A.W. Munger of Eau Claire and Mrs. J.L. Schuster of St. Paul, MN.
1919-12-07	Lancaster	Sarah	Daughter of Frederick and Lydia (Crockett) Holland. Descendant of David Crockett. Married Leonard Lancaster in 1851. Now age 91, Leonard is 90. Married 68 years, the oldest married couple in this part of the state. Children are Mrs. A.W. Munger of EC and Mrs. J.L. Schuster of St. Paul. Home 128 Chippewa St.
1919-12-07	Munger	Mrs. A. W.	Of EC. Daughter of Leonard and Sarah Lancaster. Sister of Mrs. J.L. Schuster of St. Paul.
1919-12-07	Schuster	Mrs. J. L.	Of St. Paul. Daughter of Leonard and Sarah Lancaster. Sister of Mrs. A.W. Munger of EC.
1919-12-02	Wood	Frank	Mrs. Frank died, age 42. Leaves daughter, Fern, and son, Orville. Lived in Town of Washington for twelve years; before that in SD and Cadott.
1919-11-30	Green	Herschel	Arrested for stealing overcoat. On probation for one year. Age 19.
1919-11-30	Sundby	Christine	Mrs. Christine Sundby died, 610 Bellinger, age 75. Leaves three sons and one daughter.
1919-11-29	Garnett	Sylvia	Daughter of W.B. Garnett of Town of Union. Sister of Tessie, who marries Basil O. Lee.
1919-11-29	Garnett	Tessie	Daughter of W.B. Garnett of Town of Union. Sister of Sylvia. Marries Basil O. Lee.
1919-11-29	Garnett	W. B.	Of Town of Union. Father of Tessie and Sylvia. Tessie now marries Basil O. Lee.
1919-11-29	Lee	Basil O.	Married Tessie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.B. Garnett, Town of Union. Sylvia is sister of bride.
1919-11-27	Anderson	Lillian	Michall (sic) S. Dougherty, 724 Menomonie St. died suddenly. In EC nearly 40 yars. Wife and son, Lawrence, daughter Mrs. Lillian Anderson of Minneapolis.
1919-11-27	Dougherty	Lawrence	Michall (sic) S. Dougherty, 724 Menomonie St. died suddenly. In EC nearly 40 yars. Wife and son, Lawrence, daughter Mrs. Lillian Anderson of Minneapolis.
1919-11-27	Dougherty	Michael S.	Michall (sic) S. Dougherty, 724 Menomonie St. died suddenly. In EC nearly 40 yars. Wife and son, Lawrence, daughter Mrs. Lillian Anderson of Minneapolis.
1919-11-27	Wilson	Frank Elmer	Chicago rector, former army chaplain, accepts call to Christ Church Cathedral.
1919-11-26	Anderson	Mrs. O. H.	Daughter of Charlotte Losby. Sister of George Losby.
1919-11-26	Losby	Charlotte	Died at age 87 at home of her son George. Daughter is Mrs. O.H. Anderson. Home at 215 Chippewa.
1919-11-26	Losby	George	George's mother Mrs. Charlotte Losby dies at his home at age 87. George's sister if Mrs. O.H. Anderson.
1919-11-25	Stokes	R. H.	Is coroner.
1919-11-21	Huntsinger	Peter	Died at age 65. Leaves wife and eight children.
1919-11-21	Miley	Michael	Died at age 75. Resident of EC since 1858. Res. Germania St. Leaves widow, 4 sons, 4 daughters. Born in Ireland in 1844. Conducted grocery on north side. On City Council years ago.
1919-11-18	Welsh	Verona	Verona, daughter of James P. Welsh, married George Gavin. Dorothy is a sister.
1919-11-16	Alber	Charles	Died at age 71. Furrier in EC over 30 years. Survived by wife and son.
1919-11-15	Nowak	Fred	Fred died. Home 738 Hobart.
1919-11-13	Gilbertson	Julius C.	Dist. Atty. trying to abate crime by relieving causes.
1919-11-12	Rishovd	Sigurd	Selling Gillette tires in Norway.
1919-11-12	Shaver	W. Waldo	In Y work in Hawaii, saw Mauna Loa erupt.
1919-11-08	Liebau	Reinhold	Died at age 71. 644 Putnam Street. Born in Germany in 1848. Came to America in 1887. Farmer, on school commission, road commissioner, town supervisor, town clerk and county supervisor. Member of Germania Singing Society. Married in 1873 to Marie Anna Uhlisch. She died in 1908. 2 daughters in Eau Claire, 1 son in Rice Lake.
1919-11-08	Uhlisch	Marie Anna	Married Reinhold Liebau in 1873. Came to America in 1887. Had one son and two daughters. Died in 1908.
1919-11-04	Evans	Mae	Daughter of N.E. Evans of St. Paul. Marries Herman Foss.
1919-11-04	Evans	N. E.	Of St. Paul. Father of Mae, who married Herman Foss.
1919-11-04	Foss	Herman	Marries Mae Evans, daughter of N.E. Evans of St. Paul.
1919-11-04	Long	James	Col. James ?E. Long [sic], former Eau Claire man, directs big Weyerhauser plant at Baltimore.
1919-11-02	Bergstrom	Ben	Husband of Bessie Fleming.
1919-11-02	Fleming	Alice J.	Dies at age 71. Home 707 Bellinger St. Wife of Charles Fleming. Mother of Mary, Ira, Bessie (Mrs. Ben Bergstrom) and Lillian (Mrs. Charles Shaw).
1919-11-02	Maves	John	Proprietor of West Eau Clarie greenhouses. Bought 12 acres and 3 greenhouses on 12th Street belonging to the late Wales Willard. Will move greenhouses to present site on 6th Ave. Started 10 years ago, with little shack 12 X 20, heated by oil stove.
1919-11-02	Shaw	Charles	Husband of Lillian Fleming.
1919-11-02	Shaw	Lillian	Daughter of Charles and Alice Fleming. Wife of Charles Shaw.
1919-11-02	Willard	Wales	John Maves bought 12 acres and 3 greenhouses on 12th Street belonging to the late Wales Willard. Will move greenhouses to present site on 6th Ave.
1919-10-31	Losby	Mrs. Thomas	Daughter of Casper and Marie Syverson.
1919-10-31	Syverson	Casper	Casper's widow Marie dies. 222 N. Dewey. Daughter is Mrs. Thomas Lobsy. Three grandchildren.
1919-10-31	Syverson	Marie	Died at age 84. Wife of late Casper Syverson of 222 North Dewey Street. In Eau Claire 45 years. Leaves daughter Mrs. Thomas Losby and l3 grandchildren.
1919-10-21	Allen	James E.	William A. Allen, son of James E. died Deland, FL.
1919-10-21	Allen	James E.	Father of William A. Allen.
1919-10-21	Allen	William A.	Son of James E. Allen. Died in DeLand, FL.
1919-10-17	Walter	John	Bought property on S. Barstow where Palace of Sweets is located from Arthur Linton. Runs through to S. River St. where Frank R. Sebenthol now located. Price only $20,000.
1919-10-16	Ott	Joseph J.	Retires after 30 years in lumbering. Came to EC 8 1/2 years ago.
1919-10-11	Culver	Margaret	Mrs. Byron Culver resigned position at high school to teach English in Duluth.
1919-10-08	Doolittle	Lelon Ansil	Mr. and Mrs. R. Doolittle visiting his parents. M.R. is director of publicity of Goldwyn Pictures.
1919-10-05	Boberg	Edwin J.	Divorced from wife Marie Cole, who was allowed to resume maiden name.
1919-10-05	Cole	Marie	Divorced from Edwin J. Boberg, allowed to resume maiden name.
1919-10-04	Bostwick	S. Edgar	Wife died at home of daughter on Summit. Daughter Mary White Salisbury, wife of James F. Salisbury. Lived in EC many years before going to Denver a few years ago.
1919-10-04	Salibury	James F.	Husband of Mary White Salisbury. Home on Summit.
1919-10-04	Salisbury	Mary White	Daughter of Mrs. S.E. Bostwick. Wife of James F. Salisbury. Home on Summit.
1919-10-03	Fulton	Hiram A.	Returns from war service, one of last doctors in EC to return.
1919-09-21	Baird	J. C.	Returned from 18 months overseas
1919-09-19	Avery	Mae	Of Elk Mound. Marries Paul Leipnitz, will live in Elk Mound.
1919-09-19	Leipnitz	Paul	Paul L. married Mae Avery of Elk Mound, and will live Elk Mound.
1919-09-18	Kleiner	Charles	Sam built bldg. at 408 Water St. after last big fire 40 years ago. Brother Rudolph became partner. After Sam died in 1889 Rudolph took in two younger brothers, J.H. and W.H. Sold out to brothers and started another shop on Water St. Later moved to Grand Ave. Sold to brothers Fred and J.H., conducted grocery store in same block. Brother Charles took Fred's place and W.H. bought Kimble Bros. market across street from Opera House. From there he went into shoe business with Frank Launa, lumberman. Four years ago bought out Launa and last spring sold out to O.G. Wallace. Charles had been in Idaho for some time. When Charles left, Rudolph kept shop alone for awhile and eight years ago sold to Cudahy Bros. Now property at 408 Water St sold to Charles Veitch by Rudolph.
1919-09-18	Kleiner	Fred	Sam Kleiner built bldg. at 408 Water St. after last big fire 40 years ago. Brother Rudolph became partner. After Sam died in 1889 Rudolph took in two younger brothers, J.H. and W.H. Sold out to brothers and started another shop on Water St. Later moved to Grand Ave. Sold to brothers Fred and J.H., conducted grocery store in same block. Brother Charles took Fred's place and W.H. bought Kimble Bros. market across street from Opera House. From there he went into shoe business with Frank Launa, lumberman. Four years ago bought out Launa and last spring sold out to O.G. Wallace. Charles had been in Idaho for some time. When Charles left, Rudolph kept shop alone for awhile and eight years ago sold to Cudahy Bros. Now property at 408 Water St sold to Charles Veitch by Rudolph.
1919-09-18	Kleiner	J. H.	Sam Kleiner built bldg. at 408 Water St. after last big fire 40 years ago. Brother Rudolph became partner. After Sam died in 1889 Rudolph took in two younger brothers, J.H. and W.H. Sold out to brothers and started another shop on Water St. Later moved to Grand Ave. Sold to brothers Fred and J.H., conducted grocery store in same block. Brother Charles took Fred's place and W.H. bought Kimble Bros. market across street from Opera House. From there he went into shoe business with Frank Launa, lumberman. Four years ago bought out Launa and last spring sold out to O.G. Wallace. Charles had been in Idaho for some time. When Charles left, Rudolph kept shop alone for awhile and eight years ago sold to Cudahy Bros. Now property at 408 Water St sold to Charles Veitch by Rudolph.
1919-09-18	Kleiner	Rudolph	Sam Kleiner built bldg. at 408 Water St. after last big fire 40 years ago. Brother Rudolph became partner. After Sam died in 1889 Rudolph took in two younger brothers, J.H. and W.H. Sold out to brothers and started another shop on Water St. Later moved to Grand Ave. Sold to brothers Fred and J.H., conducted grocery store in same block. Brother Charles took Fred's place and W.H. bought Kimble Bros. market across street from Opera House. From there he went into shoe business with Frank Launa, lumberman. Four years ago bought out Launa and last spring sold out to O.G. Wallace. Charles had been in Idaho for some time. When Charles left, Rudolph kept shop alone for awhile and eight years ago sold to Cudahy Bros. Now property at 408 Water St sold to Charles Veitch by Rudolph.
1919-09-18	Kleiner	Sam	Built bldg. at 408 Water St. after last big fire 40 years ago. Brother Rudolph became partner. After Sam died Rudolph took in two younger brothers, J.H. and W.H.
1919-09-18	Kleiner	W. H.	Sam Kleiner built bldg. at 408 Water St. after last big fire 40 years ago. Brother Rudolph became partner. After Sam died in 1889 Rudolph took in two younger brothers, J.H. and W.H. Sold out to brothers and started another shop on Water St. Later moved to Grand Ave. Sold to brothers Fred and J.H., conducted grocery store in same block. Brother Charles took Fred's place and W.H. bought Kimble Bros. market across street from Opera House. From there he went into shoe business with Frank Launa, lumberman. Four years ago bought out Launa and last spring sold out to O.G. Wallace. Charles had been in Idaho for some time. When Charles left, Rudolph kept shop alone for awhile and eight years ago sold to Cudahy Bros. Now property at 408 Water St sold to Charles Veitch by Rudolph.
1919-09-18	Launa	Frank	Lumberman. In shoe business with J.H. Kleiner. Partnership dissolved in Nov. 1900. Four years ago Kleiner bought out Launa and last spring sold out to O.G. Wallace.
1919-09-18	Veitch	Charles	Buys property at 408 Water St. from Rudolph Kleiner.
1919-09-18	Wallace	O. G.	J.H. Kleiner bought out Frank Launa's shoe business, and last spring sold out to O.G. Wallace.
1919-09-17	Derge	Frank	Car stolen while he attended O'Klare Theater, used in Minneapolis/St. Paul bank hold-up.
1919-09-14	Wilcox	Petronella	Petronella going to school in IN.
1919-09-10	Barnhart	William	William arrested for stealing corn.
1919-09-06	Sherman	Arthur Mott	[Captain A.M. Sherman] was 86 years old, was engineer on Stella Whipple at start of Civil War. Was chief of police and fire chief.
1919-09-05	Gelein	Ole	Louis Running opening clothing store in former Ole Gelein saloon building, N. Barstow and Wisconsin.
1919-09-05	Missman	Minnie	720-7th Ave, committed to Industrial School for 6 years
1919-09-05	Running	Louis	Will go back in clothing business in building formerly housing Ole Gelein's saloon at N. Barstow and Wisc.
1919-09-05	Running	Louis	Louis Running opening clothing store in former Ole Gelein saloon building, N. Barstow and Wisconsin.
1919-09-05	Sherman	Arthur Mott	Captain A.M. died.
1919-09-04	Lange	Herman T.	Resigned as president of local Red Cross chapter. Served as president during war period.
1919-09-04	Wheeler	Helen	Married [Herman Potter] yesterday at home. Will live in Chicago. Crawford Wheeler was best man.
1919-08-28	Moon	Betty	Betty Moon fell in plane 300 feet at Stanely Fair. Ensign Grace's engine stalled. People not hurt. Betty is daughter of Charles Delos Moon.
1919-08-23	Figelmiller	Alexander	Died at age 58. Leaves father, one brother, one sister.
1919-08-17	Brill	Clare E.	Resigns as city editor of Telegram to enter National Granite Co. of EC
1919-08-17	Laycock	Henry	Bought Soley meat market property North Barstow (oldest meat market in city), and also the residence next door, where he will live. Joseph Placek will continue to run meat market.
1919-08-17	Placek	Joseph	Henry Laycock bought the Soley meat market and the residence next-door, but Placek will continue to run the meat market.
1919-08-16	Gelein	Ole	Buys Neher Drug Store lot and four others just south of it (corner of N. Barstow and Wisc.)
1919-08-10	Curran	C. B.	Arthur Jensen and brother James of Withee buy drug store of C.B. Curran, 422 Bellinger. Curran opened 10 years ago.
1919-08-10	Jensen	Arthur	Arthur and brother James of Withee buy drug store of C.B. Curran, 422 Bellinger. Curran opened 10 years ago.
1919-08-10	Jensen	James	James and brother Arthur of Withee buy drug store of C.B. Curran, 422 Bellinger. Curran opened 10 years ago.
1919-08-10	Rounds		Mrs. R. to join husband in France where he is in charge of POWs. Home 1246 S. Farwell.
1919-08-08	Hoeppner	William	Recently sold trunk factory to Multitone. Will start trunk factory in Stanley.
1919-08-06	Thompson	Gunder	To go back into business; leased Schlegelmilch building.
1919-08-05	Moon	Charles Delos	Bought lot on East Grand Avenue and River Street. Former site of old Joyce house from Wisconsin Minnesota Lumber Company.
1919-07-31	Borthwick	Ernest G.	Opened dentist office in Truax Building.
1919-07-31	Wood	Guy R.	One of Inc.'s of EC Airplane Corporation with Leo McDonald and M.A. Sine.
1919-07-27	Sundby	Elmer	Died of wounds. Leaves wife, sons, Cliffore, Russell, and Clyde. Brothers Albert and Frank, and sister Mrs. Jessie Flige. Home 515 Randall.
1919-07-24	Auer	John Jacob	Out on parole
1919-07-20	Andrews	F. E.	Bought lot at Garfield and State, will build. Of Steven-Jarvis Lumber Co.
1919-07-20	Frawley	Beatrice	Daughter of Hon. and Mrs. William H. Frawley. Marries Lt. Julius H. Preston, Jr. of Seaforth Highlanders at bride's home, 307 Niagara. Will live in Rhode Island.
1919-07-20	Frawley	William Henry	Father of Beatrice, who marries Lt. Julius H. Preston Jr.
1919-07-20	Keith	Alexander	Keith Bros. and Ben Faast bought Kneer properties sold by Frank Raddatz.
1919-07-20	Preston	Julius H.	Beatrice, daughter of Hon. and Mrs. William H. Frawley, marries Lt. Julius H. Preston, Jr. of Seaforth Highlanders at bride's home, 307 Niagara. Will live in Rhode Island.
1919-07-20	Raddatz	Frank	Keith Bros. and Ben Faast bought Kneer properties sold by Frank Raddatz.
1919-07-17	Van Hovenberg	Sarah	Sarah, widow of Henry, died at home. Born in 1834 in New Sharon, ME. Sister is Elizabeth (Mrs. A.V. Mayhew).
1919-07-15	Dana	William Alfred	Bought Kedder home at 4th and Lake from Augusta and Martha Kidder.
1919-07-15	Kidder	Augusta	Augusta and Martha Kidder sell home at 4th and Lake to William Alfred Dana.
1919-07-15	Kidder	Martha	Augusta and Martha Kidder sell home at 4th and Lake to William Alfred Dana.
1919-07-14	Thompson	Gunder	Sold business to Campen-Bailey Co. Closes out after 22 years in same place. Came to EC in 1874. Alderman. Home on Chippewa Rd.
1919-07-01	Welsh	James P.	Fire Chief elected vice president of International Association of Fire Engineers at Kansas City.
1919-06-24	Bostwick	S. Edgar	Son of Culver N. Bostwick. Brother of Culver Salisbury Bostwick of Drummond, B.J. Bostwick of EC, Frances, Mrs. R.B. Pease of Laramie WY, and Mrs. William Mason. S. Edgar Bostwick now Chicago rep. for Gillette Rubber Co.
1919-06-24	Cousins	Marshall	Mrs. Cousins divorce suit dismissed, cruel and inhuman treatment.
1919-06-24	Mitchell	Mrs. Roy	Dr. and Mrs. Roy Mitchell in Fergus Falls when tornado hit.
1919-06-24	Mitchell	Roy	Dr. and Mrs. Roy Mitchell in Fergus Falls when tornado hit.
1919-06-20	Hollen	A. H.	Died of stroke at age 65. Home 529 Hobart. Children are Dr. Henry, Richard, Stanley, Cora and Alma. Owned store over 40 years. Director of Union National Bank and Union Savings Bank. Came from Norway at age eight. Came to EC from La Crosse at age 19. Est. own store in 1877.
1919-06-20	Hollen	Alma	Daughter of A.H. Hollen. Sister of Dr. Henry, Richard, Stanley, and Cora.
1919-06-20	Hollen	Cora	Daughter of A.H. Hollen. Sister of Dr. Henry, Richard, Stanley, and Alma.
1919-06-20	Hollen	Henry	Of L.A. Son of A.H. Hollen. Brother of Richard, Stanley, Cora and Alma.
1919-06-20	Hollen	Richard	Attorney in Chicago. Son of A.H. Hollen. Brother of Dr. Henry, Stanley, Cora and Alma.
1919-06-20	Hollen	Stanley	Now overseas.
1919-06-18	Gort	Alious Henry	Son of Joseph J. Gort, 720 Madison St. Returned from service overseas. Mechanic. Made flights with Quentin Roosevelt and Eddie Rickenbacker.
1919-06-18	Gort	Joseph J.	Father of Alious Henry Gort. 720 Madison St.
1919-06-08	Van Hovenberg		Margaret V.H. Morrill will sing at [Congregational Church.]
1919-06-05	Bartlett	Ruth	Daughter of William W. Bartlett. Works at Children's Federal Labor Bureau at Chicago.
1919-06-05	Burlingame	Allah Olin	Dies at home of mother Mrs. Delphine B. at 435 Lake. 17 years old. Son of late Allah E. Had three sisters.
1919-06-05	Burlingame	Allah E.	Husband of Delphine B., father of Allah Olin and three daughters
1919-06-05	Burlingame	Delphine B.	435 Lake. Wife of Allah E., mother of Allah Olin and three daughters.
1919-06-05	Volkman	Ernest	Ernest married Olge Droege. Sister is Lydia.
1919-05-27	Clark	DeWitt S.	D.W. Clark sold residence on Lake and 3rd to H.D. Davis for $12,000.
1919-05-27	Davis	H. D.	D.W. Clark sold residence on Lake and 3rd to H.D. Davis for $12,000.
1919-05-25	Wheeler	Helen	Helen engaged to Herman Potter of Chicago.
1919-05-22	Binder	Roy	Appearing at Grand as one of the leads in 'Chin-Chi[illegible]'
1919-05-22	Welsh	William	William married Edith, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.P. Elsemore, 528 Hobart. William is a son of Fire Chief James Welsh.
1919-05-17	Hutchens	Edward	Chosen as architect, engineer and supervisor of construction of EC Hotel.
1919-05-15	Derge	Herman F.	Re-enters firm of Drs. Lyman, Derge, Curtis & Lyman.
1919-05-14	Jaastad	F. E.	Brother of Henry O. Jaastad of Madison.
1919-05-14	Jaastad	Henry O.	Of Madison. Brother of F.E. Jaastad. Just out of Army. Will be pharmacist of Branstad Drug.
1919-05-08	Andrew	Thomas	184 Bellevue. Grandfather of Agnes Wylie, who married Raymond O. Davis.
1919-05-08	Davis	Raymond O.	Married Agnes Wylie, who is a granddaughter of Thomas Andrew, 184 Bellevue.
1919-05-08	Wylie	Agnes	Granddaughter of Thomas Andrew, 184 Bellevue. Married Raymond O. Davis.
1919-05-07	Glomski	Frank	Awarded Crois de Guerre for advancing alone under heavy fire to locate exact position of enemy machine gun emplacements. Although wounded twice, delivered information.
1919-04-28	Frantz	August	Gives history of saloon building just south of Opera House. Has been a saloon for 50 years. First howned by Hantsch who had distillery behind it, then by August Frantz, Minraud Duffner, Alphonse Couture and lately Fred Woodland. Upper floor used to have hall. Soon to be occupied by bakery.
1919-04-27	Boyd	Robert P.	Russians decorated Captain Boyd for valor.
1919-04-26	Bergman	Charles H.	Dies at home at 803 Niagara. 39 years in EC as grain and coal dealer. Born in Germany in 1855. Married Emilia Portig in 1884. Leaves wife, sons William, Otto and Alfred, daughter Anna, and sister Mrs. Marie Perithen.
1919-04-26	Boberg	Roy	Returning General pays tribute to EC boy Roy Boberg who swam Mense under enemy fire.
1919-04-26	Perithen	Marie	Sister of Charles H. Bergman.
1919-04-26	Portig	Emilia	Married Charles H. Bergman in 1884. Mother of William, Otto, Alfred and Anna.
1919-04-25	Miles	Ernest Hortob	Marries Hazel Weiler
1919-04-25	Miles	Hazel	Daughter of W.F. Weiler of CF, marries Ernest Hortob Miles
1919-04-25	Weiler	W. F.	Father of Hazel. Of CF.
1919-04-24	Boberg	Edna	Married Roland A. Stilp. Daughter of Otto J.S. Boberg, sister of Roy, Walter, Edwin J. and Harriet.
1919-04-24	Stilp	Roland A.	Marries Edna Boberg
1919-04-23	Hainer	Ida	Daughter of George and Mary Ann (Pierce) Linton, who now celebrate their 50th anniversary. Sister of Arthur Linton.
1919-04-23	Hale	Mary Ann	Wife of George Schuyler Pierce. Mother of Mary Ann Linton.
1919-04-23	Linton	Arthur	Son of George and Mary Ann (Pierce) Linton, who now celebrate their 50th anniversary. Brother of Ida Hainer.
1919-04-23	Linton	George	50th anniversary. Married Mary Ann Pierce in parlors of old Eau Claire House. George Linton born in 1842 in Clinton County, New York. In Civil War. Bought farm in Brunswick in 1866, came to Eau Claire a few years later. Managed Singer Sewing Machines 11 years, then Barstow Street grocery. Mary Ann is the daughter of George Schuyler Pierce and Mary Ann Hale. Arthur Linton and Ida Hainer are their children.
1919-04-23	Linton	Mary Ann	50th anniversary. Married George Linton in parlors of old Eau Claire House. George Linton born in 1842 in Clinton County, New York. In Civil War. Bought farm in Brunswick in 1866, came to Eau Claire a few years later. Managed Singer Sewing Machines 11 years, then Barstow Street grocery. Mary Ann is the daughter of George Schuyler Pierce and Mary Ann Hale. Arthur Linton and Ida Hainer are their children.
1919-04-23	Pierce	George Schuyler	Of Caryville. Husband of Mary Ann Hale. Father of Mary Ann Linton.
1919-04-18	Couture	Alphonse	Gives history of saloon building just south of Opera House. Has been a saloon for 50 years. First howned by Hantsch who had distillery behind it, then by August Frantz, Minraud Duffner, Alphonse Couture and lately Fred Woodland. Upper floor used to have hall. Soon to be occupied by bakery.
1919-04-18	Duffner	Minraud	Gives history of saloon building just south of Opera House. Has been a saloon for 50 years. First howned by Hantsch who had distillery behind it, then by August Frantz, Minraud Duffner, Alphonse Couture and lately Fred Woodland. Upper floor used to have hall. Soon to be occupied by bakery.
1919-04-18	Hantsch		Gives history of saloon building just south of Opera House. Has been a saloon for 50 years. First howned by Hantsch who had distillery behind it, then by August Frantz, Minraud Duffner, Alphonse Couture and lately Fred Woodland. Upper floor used to have hall. Soon to be occupied by bakery.
1919-04-18	Woodland	Fred	Gives history of saloon building just south of Opera House. Has been a saloon for 50 years. First howned by Hantsch who had distillery behind it, then by August Frantz, Minraud Duffner, Alphonse Couture and lately Fred Woodland. Upper floor used to have hall. Soon to be occupied by bakery.
1919-04-17	Cranie	John	Died at age 84. Born in Glasgow, Scotland. Came to EC in 1858. Married Alithea Fowler in 1856. She died two years ago.
1919-04-17	Fowler	Alithea	Married John Cranie of Glasgow, Scotland in 1856. Came to EC in 1858. Died two years ago.
1919-04-11	Stevens	Alfred Henry	Sells part of business to A.J. Airis. Airis to take fuel, cement and builder's supplies while Stevens keeps hides and seeds. Stevens is 83 years old. Came to EC in 1868.
1919-04-06	Spiers	Guy	Guy Spiers bought Peoples Ice Co. from A.E. Krammes, who will continue as manager.
1919-03-28	Lasker	Herman	Engaged to marry Babette Weinfeld.
1919-03-28	Weinfeld	Babette	Babette to marry Herman Lasker of Springfield, MA
1919-03-28	Weinfeld	Babette	Engaged to Herman Lasker.
1919-03-25	Ager	Waldemar Theodor	Celebrates 50th birthday.
1919-03-25	Mason	Clyde W.	Of Caryville. Son of Edwin C. Mason. Brother of Dr. Everett L. Mason and Mrs. H.K. Smaes of Fall City.
1919-03-25	Mason	Dr. Everett Lee	Mother died. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Edwin C. of Caryville. She leaves husband, sons, Dr. E.L., Clyde W. of Caryville and daughter Mrs. H. K. Smaes, Fall City.
1919-03-25	Mason	Edwin C.	Wife dies. Of Caryville. Father of Dr. Everett L. Mason, Clyde W. Mason, and Mrs. H.K. Smaes of Fall City.
1919-03-25	Smaes	Mrs. H. K.	Of Fall City. Daughter of Edwin C. Mason of Caryville. Sister of Dr. Everett Lee Mason and Clyde W. Mason.
1919-03-23	Fennessey	John C.	Resigned after 19 years as city clerk, will be sec. and treas. of International Toy Co.
1919-03-18	Barland	Birney	Died after being in church in the morning. At one time in logging business.
1919-03-15	Kohlhepp	Emil A.	On trial for disloyal remarks, fined $200.
1919-03-15	Laycock	Henry	77 years old. In Civil War, one of Cavalry to hunt Lincoln's assassin. Came from England in early 1860s. Born in 1842 in Scarborough, England. Came to Chippewa Falls in 1870, and to Eau Claire in 1877. Builder and contractor. Built Laycock-Drummond buildings, Chippewa Court House, brick work of Opera House, 3rd Ward school and high school.
1919-03-12	Gelein	Harold	Married Merle Miles of Durand. Will live at 820 S. Barstow.
1919-03-12	Miles	Merle	Of Durand. Marries Harold Gelein, will live at 820 S. Barstow.
1919-03-08	Arnold	Louis George	President of Wissota Sand & Gravel Co.
1919-03-02	Barland	Thomas Gordon	Arrived home last week.
1919-02-26	Burns	James F.	Engaged to marry Gracie McGough of Eau Claire
1919-02-26	McGough	Gracie	Engaged to marry James F. Burns
1919-02-26	O'Brien	Steve	Well known EC boxer.
1919-02-25	Fulton	Hiram A.	Wife Jeanette was daughter of C.B. Putnam.
1919-02-22	Henry	Mildred	Enters Child Welfare work in Chicago.
1919-02-19	Dean	Alexander	Remodeling building.
1919-02-18	Fleming	Marion	Daughter of John Bernard Fleming Jr. To serve as reconstruction aide in hospital at Ft. Riley. Took special training in occupational therapy at Mil. Downer College.
1919-02-16	Steinberg	William E.	Bought Kelley Building, 203 S. Barstow from Margaret Kelly Slagsvol for $15,000; occupied by A.E. Burlingame Co.
1919-02-15	Bartholomew	Mrs. N. B.	Daughter of Thomas, sister of Rudolph, Frank and Emma.
1919-02-15	Dudenfoefer	Emma	Daughter of Thomas, sister of Rudolph, Frank and Mrs. N.B. Bartholomew.
1919-02-15	Dudenfoefer	Frank	Son of Thomas, brother of Rudolph, Emma and Mrs. N.B. Bartholomew.
1919-02-15	Dudenfoefer	Rudolph	Son of Thomas, brother of Frank, Emma and Mrs. N.B. Bartholomew.
1919-02-15	Dudenfoefer	Thomas	Killed when he was knocked off a railroad bridge by train. Age 67, lived 1215 E. Madison. Came to EC 35 years ago from NY City. Survived by wife, daughters Emma and Mrs. N.B. Bartholomew, and sons Frank and Rudolph.
1919-02-15	Wilcox	Roy Porter	Mrs. Wilcox's brother passes through EC on way to Japan as Peruvian envoy.
1919-02-11	Jaeger	P. B.	Back from the war. Office 201 1/2 S. Barstow.
1919-02-02	Gelein	Harold	Coming back from France to resume at Y.
1919-01-28	Charles	John Fred	Born in 1888. Had four sisters.
1919-01-28	Cleasby	E. A.	Becomes assessor of incomes for EC and Dunn County.
1919-01-26	Boyd	Donald	R.B. Kramer bought home of D. Boyd, 327 Oxford
1919-01-21	Graves	Ben	Died at age 82 at home of son, M.D., 616 Union St.
1919-01-19	Blum	George L.	With H.S. Strandness bought Laycock & Drummond blocks. About $80,000 for both. One of largest transfer deals in city history. Both buildings built by Hobart A. Land (Old Samuelsons).
1919-01-19	Hobbs	Roswell H.	New building near completion.
1919-01-19	Lang	Robert A.	Built Laycock & Drummonds buildings some years ago.
1919-01-18	Fennessey	Mayme	Has been in gov't service in Wash. for 2 yrs. Visiting brother John C. Other brother is Martin. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Fennessey of Brunswick.
1919-01-10	Hoeppner	Frederick Julius	Estate $29,714.
1919-01-10	Ingram	Julius G.	Estate $62,844.
1919-01-10	Lufkin	George W.	Estate $23,036.
1919-01-10	Ritzinger	George	Estate $54,004.
1919-01-07	Barland	Thomas Gordon	Left NY 17 September. Twelve ships in convoy. 32 days on the water. Letter tells of crowded conditions.
1919-01-07	Boyd	Robert P.	Won D.S.C. Son of Robert K. Boyd. (Pat)
1919-01-04	Cooks	Max	Phillip Cooks is son of Max.
1919-01-04	Cooks	Phillip	Phillip Cooks is son of Max.
1918-12-27	Erdman	Clifford	Floyd [Erdman], son of Mrs. Ida Erdman, died on pneumonia in France. Has 5 brothers: Macy, Earl, William, Clifford and Leslie.
1918-12-27	Erdman	Earl	Floyd [Erdman], son of Mrs. Ida Erdman, died on pneumonia in France. Has 5 brothers: Macy, Earl, William, Clifford and Leslie.
1918-12-27	Erdman	Floyd	Floyd, son of Mrs. Ida Erdman, died on pneumonia in France. Has 5 brothers: Macy, Earl, William, Clifford and Leslie.
1918-12-27	Erdman	Floyd	Floyd, son of Mrs. Ida Erdman, died on pneumonia in France. Has 5 brothers: Macy, Earl, William, Clifford and Leslie.
1918-12-27	Erdman	Leslie	Floyd [Erdman], son of Mrs. Ida Erdman, died on pneumonia in France. Has 5 brothers: Macy, Earl, William, Clifford and Leslie.
1918-12-27	Erdman	Macy	Floyd [Erdman], son of Mrs. Ida Erdman, died on pneumonia in France. Has 5 brothers: Macy, Earl, William, Clifford and Leslie.
1918-12-27	Erdman	William	Floyd [Erdman], son of Mrs. Ida Erdman, died on pneumonia in France. Has 5 brothers: Macy, Earl, William, Clifford and Leslie.
1918-12-24	Bonell	Ina	Married William Bonell in 1877.
1918-12-24	Bonell	William	Died at age 64 of meningitis following flu. President of the carriage works. Home at 609 Dewey. Born in Milwaukee in 1854. Leaves wife, 2 brothers (James Sr. and Walter of Duluth), 2 sisters. Father William and brother James founded carriage works. About 25 years ago bought out his brother's interest. Shop on Jones & Barstow. Married Ina Clark in 1877.
1918-12-21	Adler	Peter	Father of Nick and Peter Jr. Husband of Margaret.
1918-12-21	Grinsell	Arthur	Son of John A., 205 Doty. From Co. E, wounded on western front. Recovering at Ft. Snelling.
1918-12-21	Mesang	Louis	Father of Corp. Charles Mesang
1918-12-20	Kohlhepp	Emil A.	Grocer, 901 Water St. Indicted under espionage act. Two brothers furnish $3,000 bond.
1918-12-20	LeMay	Mary	Died of pneumonia following flu. 320 Chippewa St. Born in St. John's, Quebec, in 1878. Married Hector Mayheu in Chippewa Falls in 1899.
1918-12-20	Mayheu	Mary	Died of pneumonia following flu. 320 Chippewa Street. Born in St. John's, Quebec, in 1878. Married Hector Mayheu in Chippewa Falls in 1899.
1918-12-20	Rounds	E. D.	Had post in Ord. Department, Washington.
1918-12-19	Lund	Archibald	Son of Sevold O. and Emilie Lund. Brother of Otto, Edward, Johanna, Kristine and Mrs. Carl Tanberg.
1918-12-19	Lund	Edward	Son of Sevold O. and Emilie Lund. Brother of Otto, Archibald, Johanna, Kristine and Mrs. Carl Tanberg.
1918-12-19	Lund	Emilie	Died at home, 420 Garfield. Wife of Sevold O. Lund. Sons are Otto, Edward, and Archibald. Daughters are Mrs. Carl Tanberg, Johanna & Kristine.
1918-12-19	Lund	Johanna	Daughter of Sevold O. and Emilie Lund. Sister of Otto, Edward, Archibald, Kristine and Mrs. Carl Tanberg.
1918-12-19	Lund	Kristine	Daughter of Sevold O. and Emilie Lund. Sister of Otto, Edward, Archibald, Johanna, and Mrs. Carl Tanberg.
1918-12-19	Lund	Otto	Son of Sevold O. and Emilie Lund. Brother of Edward, Archibald, Johanna, Kristine and Mrs. Carl Tanberg.
1918-12-19	Tanberg	Mrs. Carl	Daughter of Sevold O. and Emilie Lund. Sister of Otto, Edward, Archibald, Johanna, and Kristine.
1918-12-07	Sailstad	Edward J.	Sailstad sold 1,000 multitones in Cedar Rapids, IA.
1918-12-01	Foss	Herman	Son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Foss. Brother of Leroy and Clement. Herman and Leroy both gassed and wounded in war.
1918-12-01	Foss	Leroy	Son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Foss. Brother of Herman and Clement. Herman and Leroy both gassed and wounded in war.
1918-11-29	Selbach	William J.	William J. married Lucille Fitzgerald. EC teacher for four years. Selbach cashier of Union Savings Bank.
1918-11-23	Craney	Christina	Of 4th St. Aunt of Frank T. Meggett.
1918-11-23	Meggett	Arthur	In Monroe, MI. Brother of Frank T. Meggett.
1918-11-23	Meggett	Clyde A.	Son of Frank T. Meggett.
1918-11-23	Meggett	Frank T.	Died of heart failure at age 45. Home at 620 S. Barstow. Leaves wife and Clyde, brother Arthur in Monroe, MI, and aunt Mrs. Christina Craney, 4th St.
1918-11-20	Glomski	Frank	Awarded D.S.C. Mother is Mrs. K. Glomski. Brother Julius and sister Mary in service. Corp. Arthur L. Sowards, killed in action, was brother-in-law. Julius was gassed and shell-shocked.
1918-11-20	Glomski	Julius	Son of Mrs. K. Glomski. Brother of Mary and Sergeant Frank Glomski. All three in service. Julius was gassed and shell-shocked. Brother-in-law Corp. Arthur L. Sowards killed in action.
1918-11-20	Glomski	Mary	Daughter of Mrs. K. Glomski. Sister of Sargeant Frank and Julius Glomski. In service.
1918-11-20	Glomski	Mrs. K.	Mother of Julius, Mary and Sargeant Frank Glomski. All three in services.
1918-11-20	Sowards	Arthur L.	Killed in action. Brother-in-law to Frank and Julius Glomski, who are also in service.
1918-11-15	Vanderbie	Harry S.	[Harry F.'s] son Harry S. (Ted), in S.A.T.C. Graduates high school in June.
1918-11-14	Charles	James	Son of James Martin Charles, brother of John Fred and Capt. Joel George. Also has four sisters.
1918-11-14	Charles	James Martin	Father of John Fred, Capt. Joel George and James Jr. Also has four daughters.
1918-11-14	Charles	Joel George	Son of James Martin Charles. Brother of John Fred, James Jr. and four sisters.
1918-11-14	Charles	John Fred	Died of pneumonia in England. Born in EC. Married Cora Smith in early summer. Son of James Martin Charles. Brother of Capt. Joel George Charles, James Charles Jr. and four sisters.
1918-11-14	Smith	Cora	Husband John Fred Charles died in England of pneumonia. Were married in early summer.
1918-11-11	Hayes	Edmund S.	Inherited $15,000 from grandfather Orin H. Ingram's estate.
1918-11-11	Hayes	Ruth Ingram	Inherited $15,000 from grandfather Orin H. Ingram's estate.
1918-11-11	Ingram	Charles	Inherited $15,000 from grandfather Orin H. Ingram's estate.
1918-11-11	Ingram	Cornelia	Inherited $15,000 from grandfather Orin H. Ingram's estate.
1918-11-11	Ingram	Fannie	Inherited $15,000 from grandfather Orin H. Ingram's estate.
1918-11-11	Ingram	Orin H.	Estate worth more than $1 milllion. Leaves $15,000 to each grandchild, William E. Shellman, Cornelia, Charles, Fannie, Orin H., Kate Ingram Pickford, Ruth Ingram Hayes and Edmund S. Hayes. Bulk divided equally between son and daughter.
1918-11-11	Ingram	Orin H.	Inherited $15,000 from grandfather (and namesake) Orin H. Ingram's estate.
1918-11-11	Pickford	Kate	Daughter of Charles Ingram. Inherited $15,000 from grandfather Orin H. Ingram's estate.
1918-11-11	Shellman	William E.	Inherited $15,000 from grandfather Orin H. Ingram's estate.
1918-11-10	Boyd	Robert P.	Captain Robert P. Boyd in Russia with army.
1918-11-05	Derge	Herman F.	Entered army medical corps as 1st Lt.
1918-10-26	Pap	Nic	Was Lieutenant in German army. Had won iron cross, deserted on advice of father, stowed away, came to EC. Arrested on suspicion of being a German spy. Story corroberated and released from jail.
1918-10-17	Ganong	Ada	Daughter of W.H. Ganong of Truax. Sister of Leon, Arthur, Leslie, Clarence, Ruth, Julia, Alice and Jane.
1918-10-17	Ganong	Alice	Daughter of W.H. Ganong of Truax. Sister of Leon, Arthur, Leslie, Clarence, Ada, Ruth, Julia and Jane.

1 … 13 14 15 16

Last