Outagamie County, WI - "New London 1867"
         
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  Subject: newspaper article "New London 1867"
  Submitted by: county coordinator 
  EMAIL: jmmarasch@aol.com
  Date Submitted: 15 March 2000
         
  Source: New London Press newspaper article from Bicentennial issue, undated.
  
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                       New London 1867
  The State of Wisconsin authorized the town board of Mukwa Township to raise necessary funds so voted at
  previous meetings to erect and build a bridge across the Wolf River on South Pearl Street in New London, and
  make repairs  on the draw unit, total sum not to exceed $3,000.
       Johnson & Co. was running a daily stage from Appleton to New London.
       Volume 29, page 473, Nov. 11, Waupaca County Deed Register, L.A. and Esther A. Lombard sold
  Lots 9-10-11 of Block 9, Millerd & Taft Plat, to Joint School District number 3 for $400.  This was located
  across the block from where the McKinley School had stood many years later.
       The Methodists held their services in the United Brethern Church located at the corner of North Water
  and South Pearl Streets.