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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1900
Page
4
The report details residents and visitors spending Christmas with family in the area. Henry Rapids and Alpine families attend Christmas gatherings with relatives, while Beeston and Martin host guests. Local figures Perry Netherwood and A W Bryant visit for community business and Christmas meals. Dr. Waters joins a Christmas dinner, and others such as Rev W J Ray and Westfeldt share holiday time with friends and relatives.
A fragmented Christmas roundup from Sigel and surrounding areas notes Miss June Crottean visiting Lynn, and Laura Provost holidaying in Milwaukee with family plans. It mentions injuries at a sleighing incident near Rudolph station, Miss Nora Slattery visiting with parents, and a deafness treatment by Dr. Nicholson offering free instruments. Also references holiday events, school notices, and travel promotions for Chicago to New York steamship journeys with special Pullman arrangements and guided tours.
Estray report notes a one year old red cat with a white spot seen near Loret Head. Owner urged to contact the issuing party with details for reclaim.
The Port Edwards school staged a chapel program for Christmastide with Miss Cleveland and Mr. Whitt acknowledged for their hard work. Santa Claus distributed remembrances as the Edwards Mig Co provided a turkey and well attended dinner. Multiple local residents and visiting relatives joined in holiday activities and trips around Mosinee and nearby towns.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions county matters with obscure details about a number of items, scheduling, and a person likely named Leder gy tet. It references WEP OP and Mil warkec in a garbled context, offering little clear factual content or named events.
A dubious medical sales pitch dated January 5 1000 describes a two day event at the Witter House by a Doctor A McElver. It promises cures for diabetes epilepsy catarrh cancer and kidney liver disease using unnamed methods, claims large hospital experience and states terms are reasonable. It urges patients from Wisconsin to contact the doctor for treatment and a waiver of delays.
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