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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1900
Page
4
Spurious ad style text promotes questionable deals on home furnishings with references to wealth and values. It mentions Carpets Bedroom Suites Chairs Couches and claims special market values this month. The piece attributes a funeral director identity and lacks clear coherent details.
In Nekoosa and nearby areas officials discuss adding 19 new units and a 12 foot extension to a rail or street alignment to boost daily traffic capacity. Plans mention a park souk area for picnics, broader sidewalks, a revised church project, and attendance at a summer event by Mrs. Thomas.
Cranmor notices a change in mail service with evening train arrivals causing morning deliveries at the Postmaster Fitch headquarters. Whittlesey returns home after visiting Mrs Nash and attending a Saturday concert, while nature awakens with full leaves and wildflowers in bloom. Bennett and Lester families visit Grand Rapids for Decoration Day services. Dorothy Fitch misses Sabbath school due to travel south. Dr Burr and his crew work on vine planting, and the Rexin family enjoys newly arrived bicycles.
The comedy portrays Chauncey Shurl a gilded youth in Washington Square as sparks fly between him and a pretty love interest The production features Mr Owen staging with costly scenery and a strong cast led by J W McConnell The show opens Easter Sunday night with plans for a standout run in a bustling urban setting.
Consumers may obtain free cucumber seeds by visiting the Mosher King Co. Seeds are given to those who guarantee planting them for the new pickling factory planned to start locally.
County board members discuss and approve funding for road and bridge projects across several towns including Marsettfield Port Edwards Rock and Wood. Several resolutions authorize shared or town-specific appropriations up to 579 dollars, 400 dollars, and 260 dollars with bids and committee recommendations guiding the approvals.
The band members meet weekly for rehearsal and steadily improve their skills. The local scene has ample talent and the fresh group could become a credit to the city, sharing good potential to stimulate interest and success in the organization.
The Grand Rapids 3i city will hold a Sunday picnic with teachers from Marshfield and Stevens Point expected to attend on that day. Vehicle and schedule details are unclear due to fragmented text.
Jonas Burtt and Gertrude Lusted of Marshfield obtain a marriage license. August Troske and Dora Behn, both of Marshfield, also secure licenses.
The Wilix Cream Separator does the work of any machine and costs 315. It separates cream while you eat breakfast, promising hands free operation and efficiency for daily kitchen tasks.
Local items report cemetery interments for a three year old and family relatives, church and school happenings, and several resident visits. Business updates note Cemisia Hardware securing heating repairs at the courthouse and church piping work. Community members including Miss Ella Hasbrouck and Miss Minnie Hermold depart for visits and jobs, with upcoming social at Catholic church and a marriage of Miss Mary St Denis to Frank Durant followed by a dance. Nineteen schools competed in a Madison interscholastic event, with Brennan and Lovecash placing in events. Milwaukee West Side won. A resident reports relief from rheumatism after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
A county caucus to elect delegates for the Democratic party will be held on a June date specified by the chapter rules. The county committee will represent the caucus and oversee the selection process and district delegations.
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