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contributed by
Karen hammer
Eau Claire (Wisconsin) Leader
1919 - Jan. 21, p. 10
RETURNS TO CIVIL LIFE
Capt. William O. Seeman, late of Fort Riley, Kansas, returned on
Saturday to Eau Claire and has again taken up his duties as a civilian
physician. Fort Riley has been looked upon as the great training
camp for the medical officers, and it was "the great life" for those
who could stand it, the medics being put through nearly as strenuous a
drill schedule and as severe marches as were the enlisted soldiers
themselves. Capt. Seeman looks well tanned and appears to have
lost any superflous besh he may have had in the days of old.
contributed by
Karen hammer
Eau Claire (Wisconsin) Leader
1919 - Jan. 21, p. 10
GOES TO CAMP DODGE -- Corp. Leroy Foss of Company E has returned home
from Fort Sheridan, where he was recently sent after his return from
France. He has been ordered to go to Camp Dodge to undergo
further treatment for his eyes. Corp. Foss was badly gassed
during the Marne fighting, where Company E did such valiant work, and
was nearly blinded. He spent several months in the hospital and
improved considerably but his eyes are still bothering him
contributed by
Karen hammer
Eau Claire (Wisconsin) Leader
1919 - Jan. 21, p. 10
William Watson returned home Tuesday night, having received his
honorable discharge.
contributed by
Karen hammer
Eau Claire (Wisconsin) Leader
1919 - Jan. 21, p. 10
NIMS - LA LONDE
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McDonald announces the marriage of their niece, Laura
Genevieve La Londe to Mr. Paul Nims which took place Thursday, Jan. 16
at Seattle, Wash. The brider formerly resided in this city.
contributed by
Karen hammer
Eau Claire (Wisconsin) Leader
24 May 1916, Wednesday
Born to President and Mrs. H. A. Schofield, 812 South River Street,
yesterday morning, a fine baby girl, a future student of the Eau Claire
Normal.
contributed by
Karen hammer
from the Eau Claire (Wisconsin) Leader
18 Nov 1934
SEEMAN - MCGOUGH
Dr. William O. Seeman announces the marriage of his daughter, Mary
Elizabeth, to Mr. Francis Eugene McGough, Saturday, Nov. 17 at St.
Patrick's church, Eau Claire.
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