Local residents listed with visits and health notes
Local notes report Griffin of Marshfield in duty Monday with friends, Jona Carden homebound with a light smallpox attack, Miss Mary McCamey visiting Steve Slattery in Sturgeon Bay, Dr Olga Sowatske visiting Fred Genrich in Wausau, Babe Poirier visiting Green Bay, Mrs W E Uitulela attending Mrs Mary Blakeley’s funeral in Dexfield, Anna and Josephine Zabuna and Leo in Wausau, Mrs Wm Glovey visiting kin in Freedom, Marlon Atwood taking stenographer job, Ed Tossler visiting from Plover, Mrs Garoline Grinwold of Tomah visiting M C Gordon, Dogmar Martinson traveling to La Crosse, Aug Shake visiting office, Mr and Mrs W D Simons at MacKinnon home Mantowoc, Mrs Hugh Corbitt and Mrs John Brannan Jr visiting Rib Lake, Mrs Arthur Podewiltz in Eau Claire as guest of Ames family, Mrs A Grignon of Pitt Minn returns home from visiting mother Mrs George Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McCamey
Steve Slattery
Sturgeon Bay
Olga Sowatske
Fred Genrich
Wausau
Babe -Poirier
Green Bay
W. EB. Uitulela
Dexteryile
Mary Blakeley
Anna
Josephine Zabuna
Leo
Dogmar Martinson
la Crosse
Shake
Sigel
W. D. Simons
Ae Manttowoc
FF. MacKinnon
Hugh Corbitt
Montana
John Brannan, Jr
Rib Lake
Arthur Podewiltz
Eau Claire
Ames
A. Grignon
Pitt
Minn
George Cole
Thugsdey
Local city notices and everyday life chatter
A series of brief notes mentions Andrew Golganski visiting in town, the Akey family and Rudolph visits, Geor ge Helyer spending the weekend with relatives, and local trades like eggs, ice suppliers, and bricklayers. Others report church attendance, snow days, and small town business, including a tank project and upcoming White House renovations.
Dependable drug store for rubber goods and supplies
This notice promotes a reliable local drug store as the place to buy rubber goods aprays douches and dressing products measuring glasses and many related items. It urges readers to shop there rather than hunting across town and assures quick access to urgently needed supplies.
Sam Church Offers Wide Range of Goods in Advert Interior
A dense advertisement lists SAM CHURCH offering Ansco Cameras and supplies, Stationery, Combs and Brushes, Toilet Soaps and waters, Perfumes, Rubber Goods, Toilet Creams, School Supplies, Candies, Books and Patent Medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansco
Green Bay News Recaps Rural Visit and Hog Cholera Charge
Fragmented notes report Green Bay visiting elty events and a hog cholera charge by Dr. Vi P Norton in the state. A hospital benefit party hosted by Chum bla county and Jeff featured Daisy Cham and friends with refreshments, while Ed Whitney and Mrs Whitney return to Winnipeg after a brief city visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Steve
Slattery
D Bay
Vi P. Norton
Chumbla County
Jeff
Rose
Daisy
Ed. Whitney
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Mraig. Hamilton
South Arpin Notes Include Local Social and Odd Events
Bertha Arnold spent Sunday at the Wintlyn home. Bernhardt Kohls, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kohls, was quite ill last week but is better now. Milk hauling shifted from South Arpin Cheese to Weirview factory. G. H. Horn and H. Seymour were seen in Streats taking pickle contracts. H. Wintlyn and J. Krause attended an Auburndale masquerade and enjoyed it. Gus Gronemyer cut wood. Bill and Herman Wintlyn cut wood for Dick Hahn. On Friday to Arpin, Max Kegier's horse frightened and the buggy was wrecked but no injuries occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Arnold
Wintlyn
Bernhardt Kohls
Auburnadale
Gus Gronemyer
Bill
Herman Wintlyn
Dick Hahn
Arpin
Max Kegier
Apouee
Pleasant Hill Notes On Local Life And Events
Pleasant Hill notes record last Monday organ purchase for the school, moves and illnesses, a long list of community activities from Pittsville to Baraboo, and farm cooperative events. Several residents, including Alvin Whitrack and John Maxwell, appear in moving and visiting contexts, with a infant death and a farewell party noted. Officers for the Farmers Cooperative Creamery are elected, and local taxes prompt reflection on state aid origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Strepe
H. Selbenhaur
Rapids
Daly
Parker
Raaseh
Veedum
Scott Rey
Ordainery
Equity
Pittsville
Alvin’ Whitrack
Grand Rapids
Charlie Fenske
Pred Fenske
Threshermen’s
Madison
Christenson
Henry Gachnang
Slater
Baraboo
Alfred Alms
Hunt
Alms
Oscar Duckie
Waukegan
John Maxwell
John Gaise
Schuck
Ole Duckle
Farmers’ Co-operative Creamery Company
Will Hendrickson
Watkesha
P. H. Likes
John Selber
McManders
Marshfield
Tiller & Johnson Engine Co
Grand Rapids visitors and local guests noted in social items
REMINGTON. Misa Rose Sanger and Miss Thyra Hangon were Grand Rapids visitors Friday and Saturday. Mrs. C. Myers and Myrtle Gompton of Union Center guest at the Hass home. Laurene Brest home Sunday from Grand Rapids school. George Roadie of Nekoosa guest of Mrs. R. F. Hass. Mr. and Mrs. Hd. Daniels called to Hinden Iowa due to death of Daniels father. Welden and Johnson relatives of the Daniels spent weeks at their home. Kate Daniels keeping house. John Mothers of Youh guests at Lowe home Saturday to Monday. W. W. Cummings home for visit. James F. Lowe business trip to Armenia. Ben McClellan visiting Armenia this week. Mix and Mrs. F. Roulee of Dexterville visiting Lowe home Saturday to Sunday. Mrs. A. Hiss and sister Meyers visiting relatives in Grand Rapids. Frederick Rutz and cousin from Manning Iowa extended visit at Rutz home. Lara Rutz of Tomek spent weekend with parents. Master J. Nilson of Amherst working for R. Hasg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Rose Sanger
Thyra Hangon
Grand Rapids
C. Myers
Neice Myrtle Gompton
Union Center
Hass
Laurene Brest
George Roadie
Nekoosa
James F. Lowe
Armenia
Ben McClellan
Mix
F. Roulee
Dexterville
S. Lowe
A. Hiss
Meyers
Frederick Ruts
Local Social News From Stevens Point Area
Names like William Kronk Rudolph Sam Walters and Robert Weeck appear with mentions of purchases of horses from A Greene at Stevens Point and a surprise party at the Sam Walters home with dancing and late-night festivities. Also notes Miss Calla Eden guesting at Coombs Sherry and Peter Walters visit to Monroe for priss. Robert Weeck sells farm to M A Bogoge plans to move from Sigel soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Ulga
William Rongtedt
Joh Emanuel Kronk
Sandstrum
Eric “Jacobson
Atty
Rudolph
Wasa
Sam Ericson
Gust
B. ‘Ander
A. Greene
Stevens Point
Peter
Misa Ida’ Jacobson
M. A. Bogoge
Grand’ Rapids
Sigel
Surprise tax raise shocks South Rudolph residents
In South Rudolph villagers faced unexpected tax assessments ranging from 10 to 200 dollars, prompting talks of placing the town under state tax authorities. The tale notes a lively Sunday gathering at Dane Hetzel’s, with updates on local happenings, a hospital operation for Mrs. Marty Schultz, and recent farm ownership changes including Charles Lundgren buying the Neils Larson farm adjacent to the W. Aikuter property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph
Petitlom
Dane Hetzel
William’ Kohnen
Miss Smile
Dande -Glven
Hetzel Place
Sigel
Marty Schultz
Riverview Hospital
Schultz
Stevens Point
Charles Lundgren
Neils Larson
W. Aikuter
Market Report Summary From A Fragmented Page
A partial market list shows prices and items such as pork dressed hay Timothy potatoes and butter teas hides hens spring chickens and flour with several garbled words and unclear figures, indicating a damaged OCR segment. The readable entries mention basic agricultural goods and staples common to market summaries of the era.
Fatal Elevator Accident Kills Foreman Kabat
A foreman Edward Kabat died after his clothing was caught in a hoisting shaft at the South Side coal elevator. He was conscious to speak a final request for a priest while en route to St. Michael's hospital. The incident occurred at the 900 block area, details noting a cog wheel and endless bucket arrangement. Interment is planned for Pine Grove cemetery as family and colleagues mourn the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Briggs Street
St. Michael’s’ Hospital
Kabat
Stevens Point
Weekend Visitors And Local Notes From Your City
Saturday saw multiple visits including Iona Ratelle shopping in your city and Frank Root visiting relatives while Beatrice Miles visited in Rapids. Car soir men chased a wolf all day, found it sleeping in a straw stack, and later Oliver and Lee Akey searched the fox’s trail. A baby boy named Kenneth William arrived in Ladore and Axel Anderson’s children reportedly have scarlet fever. The Wisconsin government is described as an aligned set of commissions with fat salaries for wire pullers, amid general frustration at local taxpayers. Includes numerous town names and familiar residents with brief notes on visits and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
sVinnie
Baker
Odtover
Iss
Iona Ratelle
Arry’ Root
Orellsvile
Frank
Sara
O'Reilly Ar
I.D
Nick Rateile
Ovide Blouin
Stevens
Rapids
W.K. Richards
Joe Marshall
Norma Bade
Etty
Armetta Bade
Big Bend
Kujawa & Wilkins
Mat Schiltz
Riverview Hospital
Axel Anderson
Willie Clark
Milladore
Island
Kenneth Wiliam
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Phu -Griffin
Wmarshfield
Jona Carden
Biron
Andrew Golganski
Lagurenee Akey
Peter Akey
Geo
Helyer
Albert Mek
Gays Lin
Tal
Atwood
John Posstay
Milwaukee
John John
Gap
Frusingkt
George
Schinieking
Dalsting Room
Mr. Diadrigh
Onea
Milo Brown
Thos
McGrath
Dumeces
Berg
Akey
Jake Luig
The
Wills
Jake
Louis Ule
White House
SAM Church
SOUTH
Pleasant
HILL
Remington
Pagel
Market Report
Poland
C. Kaste
Mares
Red. Mosher
Jensen ‘Bros
Tf. A
1st-Ave
Ni” Inquire
Triptue’ Office
ORG
Pauline
Hall
Fremont-St
Los
Sensen Ormers
Henke
St James
Pine Grove
Alberta Ug
Tseo
Antil
Grand
Grand ‘Haven, Mich., Sept. ¥ She Was Educated In the ‘Schools OF. ‘Oshkosh
Margaret
Mary Jane
Mary. Schoonover
Bellis
Wood County Court
Henrietta Craney
Amanda “Hansen
Bearletta
Kthe
Grand Saps
Grand Rapids Tribune
Conway
J. J. Jeffrey
Wisconsin
John Nilles
West Side
Square Deal
East Side
Grand Rapids, Wis
Lewis J. Eron
Grand Ave
John E. Daly
Agib
Kellogg Bros. Lumber CO
Ad St
Newt
Atiiee
Wright
Staley
Bradley Knit
USVD
China Department
Rae
Cupid
Hardware Department
Johnson & Hill CO
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