Inheritance Proceedings Open in Wood County Circuit Court
Notice concerns the will of Julius Budde deceased, with John Brommei nikkee as administrator. A special term of the county court in Grand Rapids will hear final account, estate assignment, and tax adjudication. Names of many defendants appear in the long summons and district actions. The case includes real estate described as sections 31 and 1 in townships 21–22, ranges 4 east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phan
Wood County
Wisconsin
Julius Tuusle
Noundee
Grand Rapids
Sill
Tyne
A. D
John Bromme
Nikkee
Julius Budde
Sigel
Dillowares
B. DB. Conwy
J. Conway
Local notes from Pittsville and nearby towns
Miss Stella Hoover of Pittsville visited from Monday to Friday at the N Z Ratelle and Mrs Evelys Crotteau homes and stayed in Grand Rapids with Grandmother LeMay. Irene Golan of Merrill visited Pearl Clark and friends in Grand Rapids Bay. W J Clark visited son Wille in Milladere. Mr and Mrs Tat Sharkey of Grand Rapids visited K J Marseyu home. Bjerstedt attended a dance from Stevens Point, Steinbach of Stevens Point helped at A C A store. Kufawa Wilkins soda fountain opened with seating. Denis Ratelle, in Honolulu, Hawaii, writes that he is surveying and climbing mountains. Numerous relatives visit, with various travels to Michigan, Mosinee, and Milwaukee noted. Walter Cilachlager returned from overseas. several locals are mentioned with daily life and small-town events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jlph
Stella Hoover
Pittsville
N. Z
Ratelle
Evelys Crotteau
Wille
Milladere
Hattle Vari Witterine
N. G. Ratetle
Denis
Wiw la
Honolulu
H. Tile
Lan Sennekter
Grand Rapids
John Omabolt
WI Piltz
Michigan
Genevieve Shearler
Merrill
Jean Juneau
Grandma Crotteau
Frank Miller
Milwaukee
Local Farm Deals Notify Property Changes Near Town
Several farm transactions closed including the Quist farm owned by Mrs Kloster sold with possession taken by new owners. Old Kellner farm sold to Young Majinski and taken over. Paul Kasen bought a forty from Mr Pospisciel. Theo Van Ert sale completed with new occupants. Dorig DeHys sold a forty in Rudolph to a buyer on the Holland road. Owen Oliver of Vesper noted visiting. Social visits noted with Mrs Noogesteger and Mise Price at Stell Czlapinski home. Over weekend, Mrs Marach visited Grand Rapids. Alice Beatty visited Doris DeByl family. A Paulson son returned from overseas. Eric Johnson assisting Pete Olson clearing stumps on an eighty with about 15 acres now stump-free. dynamite used. Gilman Coombs started working for C Hoogesteger. Mr and Mrs Ervin Holtz hosted 51 evening callers at Richard Carlson home. Alex Bass, employed by E Cordt, visited at Duck home. Andrew Carlson visited daughter Mrs Chan Labrot. Mr and Mrs M S Winegarden had supper at Jero’s. Tom Taylor seen on streets. Chas Duck hosting her parents from Freeport Ill and Chancey Boyer of Wausau. Ethel Mier spent weekend at Richard Carlson home. Roy Carlson Seymor Jero and Clyde Reed swam in the lake Sunday. Olson traveled to Plainfield to see Dr Andres for blood poison on his feet. Seymor Jero visited Joe Corbin on New Rome Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trewin Karnet
Kellner
Frank Abel
Milwaukee
Earl Aley
Georgia
Gene Crotteau
Faith
Howard
Mosinee
A. . Aley
Earl
Misa Pearl
John Abel
Walter Cilachlager
Walter
Grace Winkler
Linwood
John McDonald
Emmett
George McGrath
Grand Rapids
Leland Rochuleau
Oalelion
Sweeney
Joe
Otto
George Severance
Tony Haydock
Sigel
Quist
Kloster
Majinski
Paul Kasen
Pospisciel
Theo
van Ert
Dorig DeHys
Rudolph
Holland Road
Pete Olson
Pete
Gilman Coombs
C. Hoogesteger
Ervin - Holtz
Richard Carrson
Alex ‘Bass
E. Cordt
Oye
Andrew
Carlson
Chan. Labrot
M.S. Winegarden
Jero’s
Evenin
Tom Taylor
Chas. Duck
Freeport
Inl
Chancey Boyer
Wausau
Ethel
Mier
Richard Carlson
Roy Carlson
Seymor Jero
Clyde” Reed
Olson
Plainfield
Andres
Joe Corbin
New Rome
Pleasant Hill community notes and events
Local items report Pleasant Hill school closure for a Thursday picnic and a Tuesday evening program at the schoolhouse with a large crowd. Pastor Caldwell of Arpin to preach at Pleasant Hill church Sunday at 3 PM. Residents note hay baling, visits by George Robinson and Mrs Williams, and plans for county graduation speeches by 8th graders Esther Zeaman Gertrude Bautz Agnes Schuetz Clara Fischer. Ernest Matthews wounded in France expected home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant
Gerners
Kellerman
S. Piciic
Williams
Merrill
I George
Robinson
Reeseville
Williama
James
Fred Fox
Pleasant Corner
Rev. Caldwell of
Arpin
Pleasant Hill
Mia
Albert
Haumschild
G. Gabet
Earl Robinson
GC. Winch
Ee Sigel
Esther Buutz
Marshfield
Lone Pine School
Dist
Slysee
Esther Zeaman
Gertrude Bautz
Agnes ‘Schuetz
Clara Fischer
H. Zaeger
P. Kroll
Frank Matthews
Ernest Matthews
France
Minnesota
Along the Seneca Road community notes and visits
Miss Myrtle Graham returns home after nearly two years away mostly in Fortland Oregon. Letters say Mrs Jas Fink now works as a post of ice employee in McCleary Washington. Ice cream social at Jackson school drew a large crowd with a program and cake. Several residents visit, return from duties, and host gatherings as local clubs elect officers and plan next meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Graham
Fortland
Ore
Jas. Fink
McCleary
Wash
Jackson School
Lala Merriam
Dexterville
J. B. Ostermeyer
Graham
Wm. Jackson
Jones
D. Msmith
Will Teske
Longley
Greenwood
Lawrence Jones
Marshfield
Guernsey
Wendell Ostermeyer
Clark and Jackson
Messrs. Smith
Ostermeyer
Hansen
Clark
R. Tesike
W. Sprofka
City Point social notes and visits extend into Marshfield
Miss Esther Bills completed her schooling at Waubena and Margaret Christopherson finished at Alma Center. Mrs Franson and children spent a few days with her parents at Marshfield. John Curtin recently returned from France visited the Franson family. Win Henderson autos to Meehan Sunday with Mrs George Galloway. Mrs Purinton left for Galmaton to visit. Louis LeMay of Rudolph visits his sister Mrs A J Amundson. J Staffon autos to Black River Falls with Mr Steen Nelson and Miss Mabel Olson. Monday P M relabs children enjoyed ice cream and cake. Mrs Batchelor will leave for Chicago Friday and Miss Parker for Pittsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zimmerman
Overland
Hoover
Esther
Bills
Waebena
Margaret Christopherson
Alma Center
Franson
Marshfield
John Curtin
France
Geo. Galloway
Purinton
Batchelor
Chicago
Parker
Pittsville
Plover Road One Items Report Local Details
Miss Tilla Walter is confined to bed with inflammatory rheumatism. Herman Young, who broke his leg eight weeks ago, can now get around with crutches. Miss Georgia Primeau of Grand Rapids visits the John Walter home. Mr. and Mrs. John Waller spent Sunday at the Vanderbergen home. John Voight, employed at Stevens Point, spent Sunday at home. Misses Helen Evelyn and Edward Benson visited Mrs. Joe Winkler in Meehan. Alfred Benson, who had an operation on his head, is now able to be outdoors but remains under doctor's care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilla Walter
Herman
Young
Georgia Primeau
Grand Rapids
John Walter
John Waller
Vanderbergen
John Voight
Stevens Point
Helen
Evelyn
Edward Benson
Joe Winkler
Meehan
Alfred Benson
Rain brings smiles as crops thrive and social life blooms
The community reports fresh rain improving crops and many outings. Miss Hattie Frost visited from Linwood, and a school year ended with a picnic for teachers and students. Garrett Fox awaits a Milwaukee reunion after army discharge while others enjoy fishing at Fremont and Gis. A local home gathering and dances add to a lively week as love stories begin to unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Frost
Linwood
Felix Wolosex
Fierceron
Fox
Garrett
Pisinfeld
Milwaukee
32Nd
M. L
Barden
Fremont
Local residents gather for Decoration Day events and visits
A stream of social activity fills the week with visits from Miss Martha Sheer and Esther Burmeister while families host gatherings at Axel Peterson and George Peterson homes. Community members discuss remodeling projects, rural routes, and school activities as seniors travel from Grand Rapids and Chicago.
Guernsey Breeders Sale Draws Wide Buyers Across States
The Guernsey breeders sale at Marshfield drew buyers from Wisconsin cities and as far as New Jersey and Minnesota. Fifty purebreds sold for an average of 242 dollars. a cow brought 100 dollars and a notable heifer sold for 530 dollars. Auctioneer Oliver B Johnson praised the winning bidder and urged more youth involvement. The next sale will feature Holsteins at the sales barn next fall with expectations of higher totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Marshfield
Minnesota
Marshfeld Herald
L. E. Gorton
Nelsonville
B. Sheridan
Fond du Lac
Earl B. Knudson
Broadhead
Clarence Sheridan
Carl Bender
Berthond
Colorado
Fond du Lacman
Oliver B. Johnson
Iowa
South Carolina
Illingis
Auch
Eau Claire
Wausau
Spencer
Dorchester
Owen
Merrill
Black River Falls
Warren
Athens
Scandinavia
Little Chute
Chippewa Falls
Deerbrea
Small Town Happenings and Weather Posts
Sherry G. Anderton and family from Milwaukee visit the Anderton home. J B Jones returns from a short vacation to resume mail and passenger work. Mrs Gates and Geo Weatherly visit Waupaca for Decoration Day. Families relocate locals move to Green Bay and Milladore trips noted. Wood County Sunday School convention draws 175 enrolled with J L Rogers and Miss Bailey leading talks. Recent heavy electric storms cause damage including a fence cut, cows killed, plaster fall. Schools close for the year with 8th graders named. preparations for Thursday night entertainment and Friday picnic underway. Prohibitionist jokes close the piece with local humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O—O— Sherry
Anderton
Mr. Benson
Milwaukee
J. B. Jones
B. W. Gates
Geo. Weatherly
Waupaca
John
William
Laura Christopherson
Milladore
Rudolph Weinfurter
Lseek
Walter
Green Bay
Glenn Bennett
Hazel Parks
F. W. Parks
Miss Brown
Marshfield
J. F. Schmidt
Henry Whiting
Paul Myers
Curley Leroux
Joe Myers
Louis Wallner
Strick
Romanza
John Parks
Arthur Smith
Hugh Williams
C. D.mclaughliin
Nekoosa
Notice to Prove Will and Creditor Claims in Wood County
Probate in Wood County Wisconsin hears John Fall's application to probate Dora Fall's will and appoint an administrator with will annexed at Grand Rapids Court House on June 24 1919. Also scheduled is the general term October 7 1919 to settle all claims against Dora Fall. Claims must be filed by October 4 1919 or be barred. May 27 1919. By the court Chas EL Briere W J Conway Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay
Credhorstate
Wisconsin
Wood County
Dora
Grand Rapids
County of Wood
John Fall
Dora Fall
Muladure
Thy Court House
City of
Ward
Chas. EL Briere
W. J. Conway
Altorney County
John Robbinette
Baberik
J. H. Mongan
Marshfield
G. H. Hiles
Dexterville
Elmer Crotteau
Pittsville
Joe Fritschie
J. Amundson
Court House
Wisconsin Circuit Court summons involving Gorsett vs Rates Machine
The State of Wisconsin in Circuit Court requires Fred Gorsett plaintiff to defend against Rates Machine & Tractor Company a fortion Corporation defendant. A copy of the complaint is served. Attorney Goxeins Urazean Goeelin of Grand Runpids Wood County Wisconsin handles the case with office books for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuaugnos Btule
Wisconsin
Circuit Couct
Wead County
Marktum and May Company
1 Corporation
Liatadet
Chu
Etaratd Bi Tammond
Maury Mammond
Ata
Niswits
Harold F. Hammond
Mary Tammenu
Calis
Olin Ds Sweet
Merbert Hamman Sarantammond
Allas
PF. de Akin
Clarence W. Bradford
Plainent Vo
Lest Nationa Bank
Milwaukee
Whiconsa
Nate
Crcuit Court
Wood Couunty
State of
Wood County
Ho Utepin Cranberry Company
Heary Biteer
Zat
Adam Bilinear
Bookie Snyder
W. Suydue
GO. Blesur
Weo A
Rebecca Snyder
Waforesaid
Gougins, Drazlau & Goggins
Plaintin Y -Stornay
Grand Rapids
Township 22
Township 21
Range 4
State of Wisconaln
Fred Gorsett
Va Rates Machine & Tractor Company
Fortion Corporation
Zasa
Goxeins
Urazean & Goeelin
P.O
Grand Runpids
Rural Ledger Snippet From Wisconsin Suburbs
Fragmentary local notes show residents visiting relatives in Sheboygan Wan BIRD Wan Bird Wis and Marahfield and Green Blila, with mentions of Nack Berg and Kieffer family. The item references agricultural focus and Town Order Books for a mill event at the Tribune office.
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Hull Entertainments
Andruw Marr
Grand
Urorgins Chrysial
Andrew Wharf
Lown
Cirwoad
Bisite
Lythes Court
de Certewg
W.W. J. Conway
Attortay County
Clarence W.ratfore
Psalmeny
Whey
Matthews Broa
Loe
Remington
M. Nuggent
J. Psehor
C. Bungert
Tomah
S. Lowe
Armon
R. F. Haas
August
Hass
R. F. Hass
Grace.Daniels
Daly
Montelloc
Adamehack
Sanger
Sengay
Babcock
Town Hall
Chas. Miller
Carl
George
Carl Sanger
Miller
Gus Sanger
Carl of Nekoosa
E Sigel
Herman Lundberg
Fev. Monet
Henrickson
Anna Anderson
Alicia’ Lindstrom
Nekoots Whare
Miro
Bergman
Edith Peterson
Rockford Pare
Ben ° Peterson
Eric Pearson
Anderson
Frank. Whitman
Hibbing
Minn
Seth: Whitman
Anna Pearson
Lindquist
Gertrude
Bushmaker
Jacoby
Jos. Kryzkowski
City Point
Lithie Orbra Meyers
Laar
G. Brown
Martha
Port Edwards
Esther Burmeister
Grand Raojas
Axel Peterson
Fern Knuteson
Erick- Knuteson
T. J. Johnson
Wey Marin
Meir
George- Peterson
Emma’ Meisner
H. C. Reiman
Carl Craning
Nellie Eckerman
Victors
Anna Hanson
T. W. Evence
Ole Larson
Pauline Hanson
Verla Evence
Oscar
Martin
Herman’ Behrend
John“Knoll
Mayville
H.knoll
Herman Behrend
Emma Meisner
Cranmoor
J. P.peterson
George Geck
Eleanor Weinfurter
Marie Richardson
Ella Gorwe
Merle Gates
William Christopherson
GEO. W. Baker & Son
Vine Street
TRE Exchange & Realty
BML
A. Bogoger
OW. BH. Getts
Justice of the Peace
City Hall
Edward N. Pomainville
C. J. Geary
Citizens National Bank
Weat Side
Orson P. Cochran Piano Tuner
Kruger & Wheelan Flats
1St Street
C. T. Foote
MacKinnon Block
Bridge
Phonea
O. N. Mortenson
M. D
Citizens Bank
Grand Rapides
J. K. Goodrich
Suiburndale
Arurndale
Fondant
Elmer Nack
Sheboyean
N. W. Berg
Peter Berg
Luxon
Mee
Tay Russell
Wanbird
Wis
Mies
Eleanor Ruch
Marahfield
Fernsil
Tere Horne Brkiler
Kieffer
Green Billa
Kaltur
Aguikultur
Mmiv
Tribune
Bank of Grand Rapids West Side
Gorgine
Brazeau & Accotoare
MacKinnon
Wrixcouman Telephone
Geo. L. Williams
Wood Block
R. Moore
Gill
D. D. Conway
First Nat. Bank
East Side
J. J. Jeffrey
Church
Melvin Ruckle
Riverview Hospital
Wood County Bank
J. R. Ragan Spafford
John Ernaer
Kellogg Bros. Lumber CO
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