Kellner Resolves Weather Relates to Local Work and Moves
Local notes describe a week of severe cold with a 46 degree drop in thirteen hours causing frozen roads and disrupted travel. The Wallace and Topping dredge crew plans relocation south for winter work while multiple residents and workers face weather-driven changes and church attendance declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Eberhardt
EU Miller
Southere Jews
Wallace
Yin
Witch Flyg
Art Tomling
John OG
Moravian Church
Senta
Chris
Hx Pacts CO
Paul Aradk
Dimu
A. M. Buss
Andy Carter
W. Jr
Grranpot
Fd Khay
Reddy
Kollnec
Max Iberbard
Hemae
Anabwank
Sturry Orton
Deluty
Munroo Howe
Hull
Deposiy
Lenn Moakes
Noakes
Nonkow
Obituary and local notices from Rudolph and area
Rudolph Gling Hoyle a former resident of Rudolph died Friday after a stroke while in the back yard. Survived by daughter Mrs. Robert Stoluke and son Will Engle. Funeral Monday from the residence of his daughter with Roy Mosko officiating. Engle 71 born in Germany resident of Rudolph thirty years. Miss Illia Crattus married Nov Hth in Berlin to Frank Crimmings manager of Berlin Volophone. they will reside in Berlin. Wmone Livernash visiting parents in Rudolph. Louis Livernash returned from a week with his daughter. John Juostin visiting relatives in Little Ottawa. Martin Joostin left for Oregon to visit his mother. Mrs. Frank Whitin confined to home with pneumonia. Hanson and Alma of Adams county visiting the Hassel home. Barney St. Dennis held sale of household goods for Mr. Solie in the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gling, Hoyle
Thin Town
Robert Stuluke
Hogle
Robert Stoluke
Will Engle
Movinno
Moyday
Roy
Engle
Germany
Rudolph
Illia Crattus
Berlin
Crimmings
Volophone Company
Crottoun
Minny Fin
Wdmone Livernash
Paul Rye
Lewis Livernash
Louis Livernagh
Yib
Comshank
John Juostin
Atartin Joostin
Oregon
Prank Whitin
Hanson
Alma
Adams County
Barney St. Dennis
Solie
Sherry Diss Jassie LeRoux Attends Grand Rapids Training
Mrs Vivian Newman and Mrs Charles LeRoux and daughter Nora visited Milladore Friday. Miss Pearl LeRoux, teaching in Bleaker, spent weekend with her parents. Wir Ellingson shipped a carload of cattle to Chicago Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diss
Jassie LeRoux
Grand Rapids
Vivian Newman
Charles LeuRoux
Nora
Milladore
Pearl LeRoux
Ellingson
Chicago
Burial of Minneapolis girl in city home service held
Mr and Mrs Marcel McCarthy of Minneapolis brought the body of their infant daughter to the city on Sunday evening. The funeral was held Monday from the McCarthy home with Rev William Reding of the Catholic church officiating. Mrs McCarthy formerly Miss Mickelson is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Otto Mickelson of this city. A later item notes Armenians in churns manipulated by ropes and shaken by women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcel McCarthy
Minneapolis
McCarthy
Wm. Reding
Catholic Church
Misa Mickelson
Otto Mickelson
Local Notes and Visits Fill Busy Week in Area
A mixed summary of local travel and social events, including residents visiting relatives in Grantot and Kellner, Milwaukee business trips, a funeral, and a surprise party at the Hause home. The Royal Neighbors select officers, a bank concert planned by the Grand Rapids band, and various residents reporting business and agricultural news wrap the week.
Local residents travel and visit with friends this week
SIGEL Artin and Albert Jefferman returned from South Dakota where they worked during the summer. Miss Mabel Heakey stays with her parents this week while Janis Staver makes his usual gulls at the Kissinger home. Mrs. Win. Youdrick and children visit Gust Knuel's home. Albert Yousko and Freil Lidlots plan trips to St. Paul and Lake Minnetonka for a week with friends and relatives. Yousko also aims to visit Corvallis, Iowa. Sobn Haus Luft travels to Milwaukee after visiting brothers Wink Bre, Yred, and George Faas. Charlus Heiser recovered from illness but is confined at present. John Wacholos, Lony Wacholos, and Max Stallmacher return from Tomahawk after gym work. A discussion about a bill is referenced in a Philadelphia Ledger excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigel Artin
Albert Jefferman
South Dakota
Mabel Heakey
Janis Staver
Win
Youdrick
Gust
Yousko
Tomahawk
Gymna Bimed
Woodmen Circle elects officers at regular meeting
Woodmen Circle held a Saturday meeting electing officers led by Guardian Sov Mary Griffith and Advisor Margaret Bowden. Clerk Francia Ward Banker Rowe Porter Attendant Kate MacLaughlin Outer Sentinel Maury Pshoor Inner Sentinel Mary Kamerad and Managers Larah Ingraham Clara Steinberg Ida Wachter were named. Chas Porter spent a Sunday away from family. pupils practice for a Christmas entertainment. Dr Morse treats scarlet fever at City Point. Myra Kruger travels from Qoravmoor. Mire Lacy plans move west to run a roadside eating house on the St. Paul extension. Mrs Sam Griffith and W McConnell of Meadow Valley were town visitors. others shopped and visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qirere
Guardian
Sov
Mary Griffith
Margaret Bowden
Francia Ward
Rowe Porter
Kate MacLaughlin
Outer Sentinel
Maury Pshoor
Inner Sentinel
Mary Kamerad
Larah. Ingraham
Clara Steinberg
Ida Wachter
William Flanket
New Lisbon
Morse
City Point
Myra Kruger
Qoravmoor
Lacy
Leavin
Gui Road
Christmas Sale at East Side Congregational Church
The east side Congregational Church hosts an annual Christmas sale on Vine Street in the afternoon. Dinner served at 2:40 PM. Various items including oysters and groceries offered as part of the event. Fragments indicate community sale and dinners.
Cranberry Market Seen With High Surplus in Crop
Chicago reports a large cranberry crop with 350000 barrels produced in Cape Cod New Jersey and Wisconsin. Only about 18 percent remains to be marketed in next four to five months. Dealers in Chicago and New York say markets are slow with high stock and berries turning soft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranberry
Chicago
A G. Chaney
National Fret Exchange
Cranberry Brower
Wisconsin
Mr. Chaney
Cape Cod
New Jersey
Bird Chaney
New York
Chaney
Chivey
Froduce News
Rudolph farmer ships many chickens from town
Conrad Evanson of Rudolph reports shipping a large number of cockerels this fall to several states and turning down orders as supplies ran out. He runs a twelve year poultry operation focused on the brown leghorn, with several fair wins but says he is not a chicken fancier, and his output centers on utility stock. He also mentions shipping eggs worth over 400 to Chicago during the season. A ladies’ club meeting is planned for Wednesday evening with discussions of important matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Evanson
Rudolph
Lribung
Tash
Mr. Evanson
Biiday
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Armenia
Fort Phi
Beloft
Arcery
Anornin
acAdor
Charles Margesyn- Tas
Geovilly
Toear
John O'Day
Merrill Luibera
Buen
Muiltafn
Loewy
Jon Helmer
Oscar Daughty
Grantot
A.D. Grignon
Pitt
Minn
Thy &, Mackinnon Manufacturing Co
Avery Chad
Waterman
Bill
Moadinnen
Bolter
A. G& Miller
Milwaukee
Fresen
Abba
Grim
Jolson & Lelecompany Ie
Mon Marconus
Jia Taine
Raburaedt
Antoun Great
Xotiel Farinmmrs
Tawia
Jhumingten
bin Atlies
Plocset
Uurnday
Rose
Iib
Hin Baw
Brust
Gort
Ineri Bung
Johnson & Fll
Daly's Chaster
Dee Tith
Chas
Forde
W. EO Litele
Grand Rapides
Will
Abner Hause
Gus Hause
Mukwonaeo
Gora
Hause
Wie
Oracle
Merab
Wice
Maggie Whittinglaau
Cumucellor
Ellen Dingledeia
Estelle Lueth
Elizabeth Reahrng
Iachel Elmer
Alice Morris
Rebec Hoebin
Sadie Cowell
R. P. Potter
A. F. Cowell
Tathhoraa Church
auGhion GeEr
Pamonubed
C. G. Lawin
Auburndale
Priday
Sluyter
Philadelphia. Ledger
Babcock
Wood County
Probuye
Wood
Theresia Hoffmann
A. D. Ivey
Rank
Grand Rap
Idg Tribune
J. Gouway
Isconsin
Kruger & Warner Co
Tagle
Most
Plete
Mien
Better. Clothes
Deegong
Coren’s
Sampson & Halvorsen
Femge
Temer
Aaetel Pentane
Selec
Ion
Christ
Mas Buyers
Carey
Thes
Gabe
Brussels
Macey
Morris
Spafford Building
Ragan
East Side
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