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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1901
Page
4
residents and visitors across Grand Rapids and nearby towns are noted with brief updates. travel to Vie wer Stevens Point Weafford Junction and Rudolph holiday plans are mentioned along with school and community happenings.
Gar Wednesday reports a brief visit by Joss Liser Alidore from dace du Biaubeau. Cathryn Refuseh returns to Grand Rapids sister school. Mrs A Huser’s five year old daughter ill with lung inflammation. Wick Wirtz at Arbor to spend holidays recalls pain from burns and relief from Bucklin’s Avnina salve.
A chaotic Marshfield page fragment mentions a deserted marriage, a hospital admittance, and a district attorney action for desertion. It touches on local residents, a piano recital at Ames home, and a water mill inquiry. The text includes civic plans, engineering surveys, and a tissue paper mill project near Grand Rapids, with scattered mentions of residents and businesses.
The Tol Thdwirds Mie Co presents BL Gatrvisen with a crested overcoat and a cutter for Christmas. Various residents, including Miss Jennie Thorsen and Mr and Mrs Braz Tomah, spend the holiday in and around Port Edwards. Jewel and health notes close with a nod to local remedies and gifts as the season unfolds.
Cranmoor notes report Dr. Whittlesey calming a scene despite illness and delays, Mrs. Regia confined to bed after a fall, and holiday visits by Mini Charles, Holwar Kruger, A C Bennett, and C S Whittlesey. James Gaynor attends religious services as Christmas events unfold, with family members spending vacation nearby.
Barry Vesper, father of J. J. Barry, died on Tuesday after moving from Wichland County. He was taken there for burial. An advertisement offers Chamberlain's stomach and liver tablets with Seaples free at Johnson & Ti Cons drug store.
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