Aaretd Society and Chub Notices in Local Journal
The notice column from a small town publication lists events at the Aaretd Society and club groups. Readable items include meeting dates, locations, and community announcements with names and venues.
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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1900
Page
2
The notice column from a small town publication lists events at the Aaretd Society and club groups. Readable items include meeting dates, locations, and community announcements with names and venues.
Death of Gerald Duyle described with lingering illness and prior health issues. Relatives named from Vesper and nearby areas attended a modest funeral with floral tributes. a remembrance note is followed by unrelated community notices and reflections on local events and gatherings.
The American Tourist Association announces two guided tours of Puerto Rico by rail carriage automobile and boat with Pullman cars from Chicago on January 17 and February 14. Sailings on Ponce and San Juan steamships depart New York two days after. Tickets cover all expenses and include fares meals berths transfers guides and interpreters with no extras. Tours directed by Beau Campbell A T A Chicago. Tickets via Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Ry agents.
Mrs. MacKinnon entertained the Travel Class with a progressive euchre party Saturday evening. Five tables were in play and the guests enjoyed dating and games until Issa announced Mrs. J. M. Flatt as winner of the most tricks. Refreshments followed in the dining room.
Mrs Hum of Lisa Bide Wisconsin reports her doctor warned there was one chance to save her life after a frightful stomach illness. A folk remedy advertised as Electric Hitlers promises to cure a diseased stomach and fever though its efficacy is unproven. Johnson & Paul Co and John B Daly druggists offer the remedy.
The past week saw new marriage licenses issued including Charles Regele to Lillie Peart of Linen and Gotlieb Ma ety Juba Stal macher Beth of Nekoosa Herbert Payne to NX of Woe Choap. An unrelated note mentions photography in cloudy weather and service hours.
An old ad lists a patent medicine claiming wide use for teething and croup with testimonials of effectiveness. It touts a tough remedy for Hoaarse and a safe, universal use without side effects, urging mothers to try the product for holiday gifts and household health.
Reduced fare Mixcursion tickets are advertised by the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway. Listings mention prominent resorts and destinations such as Mobile New Orleans Savannah and Pax. Travel details indicate advance purchases and application processes for discounted passes.
In Probate the Wing of ty op autenary. The court appoints an administrator and estate letters to handle the assets. The public sale or hearing date remains undetermined, with the process continuing under local authority.
The state of Prank tele ward in Wood County probate proceedings shows Asien Winn 7 as petitioner. The petition alleges the state and related parties, with a notice to publish in three consecutive weekly issues. Attorneys for the petitioner are listed and the case proceeds under county rules.
Dean Frank Howes died at four o clock Wednesday morning after a brief illness. The immediate cause was cholera morbus. He had been ill with bilious attacks before and never fully recovered before the cholera struck. He leaves one child. his wife died last spring. The funeral occurred on Friday.
The ad copy touts Dr Wing s New Life pills as a gentle cure for constipation and liver troubles claiming poisons from putrefying food in the bowels are expelled and lists several doctors and drugstores in Wisconsin including Grand Rapids Centralia and Gram Rapids offering products and services with assorted contact details amid a jumble of other notices and names.
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