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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1908
Page
1
A mixed item list reports a superstitious prayer chain, local athletic results, iron ore exploration near Rudolph, church and community notices, a civic federation meeting, a brewing case verdict, and two Rudolph weddings. Names include Emery Widen, Mrs Sophia Widen, J Hornes McFarland, Owen Langblin, and Rudolph residents with events in Hector and nearby towns.
Stanley Toinday of WW le V Wolliday injured when his motorcycle struck a tying rig while riding along a southern plate near Yevannville. His elbow broken, other details describe arrests for tavor-related charges, church services, piano certificate extensions, and a lengthy local notices section from Manitowin era.
In a peat Tow aya court verdict, Charles Sorrenciman sued Charla Heharior and was awarded 2000 dollars for compensation due to the loss of childbirth. The trial drew attention of the public. Port Edwards, with social notes from Chicago, Decoration Day gatherings, and local visit anecdotes fill the rest of the column.
Mise Gertrude Garris resigns as retoucher at Manzal’s studio and moves to New Lisbon. Misa Moga of Saymgur to replace her. A Goodwillship Conference in Merrill reports citizens uniting, but long standing west side tensions hinder progress. The ball association leases city grounds. debtors threaten to leave, collectors and grove issues noted. WANTED hints at job seekers along west side.
Local notes report Miss Mildred MacKinnon, a St Marys School attendee in New York, graduates with honors on May 28 after a year of musical study and recital performances including a grand concert. Ellen MacKinnon visits Governor Island West Point and Eastern Maryland before homeward in late June. Funeral for Carl Wiits held at Moravian church with interment at Forest Gill cemetery.
A seasoned optical business owner invites readers to visit for a free no cost eye examination, leveraging twenty years of experience to help with vision relief. The offer emphasizes no charge for the exam.
A readable list of mystery books from the Public Library followed by local notices. The annualUididrene Day event is set for Sunday at 10:30 with a baptismal service. Evening discourse at 7:30 will cover Where Feson penetrated the Imponsible. Mr and Mrs Guy Nash relocate to this city from Shana golden, homecoming welcomed. Misses Hattie Sonbabol and Besale Gaynor return from teaching in Hillsboro for vacation with their parents. John Parrish spent several days Milwaukee earlier.
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