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Newspaper

Grand Rapids Tribune

Location

Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1916

Page

9

Pleasant Hill community notes and birthdays

A surprise party honored Miss Leota Peters for her birthday with a large crowd and refreshments. Anna Bullett returned from Madison, while Alfred Abns traveled to Grand Rapids. Charence Paulson aided Gus Kreb as workers. Mrs Kreb’s party planned a trip to Vesper. Local events included Ladies Aid, a 2x6 injury incident, and a party for Martin Whitrock. Barns and homes under construction, a school program with Prof Clark, and a heavy rainstorm causing damage near Pleasant Hill.

Leota Peters A. Zellman Theo. Phitts Anna Bullett Madison Alfred Abns Grand Rapids Chirence Paulson Gus Kreb PL H. Likes Elvisner Worten Volsper Prof Clark Pleasant Hill Strope Ason South Park P. H. Likes Aso Fred Fox Herxbure Elizabeth Alms Alpha Likes EG. Nanes J. Schneider

Community Notes From June Entries In Vesper Area

Local items report Wm Peters buying a Ford, Laura Wipfli finishing school in district 3, Sophia Schitter visiting Milwaukee for a wedding, and a birthday party for Earl Leu and Win Stadler. The town board plans road clearing contracts between sections 9 and 10 22 4 toward Robert Veeck, Holstein and Guernsey breeders plan a joint picnic June 13 near Vesper with speakers Frees and Griswold. Walker Grand Rapids road work continues. George Vierteal suffers poison ivy.

Altdorf Wm. Peters Laura Wipfli Hansen Edwin Marx Rudolph Sanday Sophia Schitter Milwaukee Robert Veeck Chas. Tomfohrde Vesper I. B. Frees Richland Center H. D. Griswold West Salem State Aid George Vierte

Local residents and visitors mingle across Rudolph area roads

A clustered rundown of social notes from Rudolph and nearby towns recounts visits, dances, school activities, and family events. Names such as Akey, Richerau, Zagerwi, Baes, Wolfe, and many others appear among stories of funerals, weddings, graduations, and summer gatherings, reflecting a tight community network with frequent interstate travel and local entertainment.

Two Mile School Ends Term and Local Farming Notes

The community reports the Two Mile School has closed its term. The Wisconsin river remains high after recent rains causing wet low ground for farming. Cucumbers are being planted again for shipment this year. Henry Lutz handles business, D H Parks builds a barn foundation, Simpson Gerry of Plover does mason work. A nine pound baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Warren Beadle of Biron on June 2. Mrs Beadle was formerly Addie Parks of the area. Mr and Mrs Henry Slack visited near Coddington and returned home.

O- Meehan J—o Clark Linwood Wisconsin Henry Lutz D. H. Parks Simpson Gerry Plover Warren Beadle Biron Beadle Addie Parks Henry Slack Coddington

Barn Construction Amid Local Festivity Near Win. Wine

Alvin Kissinger is building a large barn noted at 36580. Clyle Wineh, his wife, Alvin Singer, Wilbur Perkins, Hfe, and Emil Koch spent Sunday at Win. Wine’s home as wedding bells rang in the vicinity.

Alvin Kissinger Clyle Wineh Alvin Singer Wilbur Perkins Hfe Emil Koch Win

Local Social Visits and Home Projects Noted

Walter Beck and HEdwin Haas spent Sunday at M. Mroz's home while Miss Adams of La Crosse visits C. D. Johnston. Aly and Mrs. Herman Yager visited Mrs. Budde in town. C. D. Johnston buys a new car. John Mroz and wife, aunt Lear, and Ike Mroz of Grand Rapids spent Sunday with their parents. Chas Koopman began a new barn foundation. Tony Wacheltz builds a house on his farm. PLAT FOR RENT Joe Rick phone 333. td

Saratoga Levert Hansen Chicago Dan Gallliger Grand Rapids Chas. Spohn Jr John Johnson MP. Johnson Walter Tosser Nekoosa Alr Chas. W. Lundberg Dorothy Chas, Spohn, Sr Rev H. B. Johnson NM. P. Johnson Walter Burmeister Timm Smith Plainfield Nelse Jensen W. Johnson Leonore Edith Union Church Ladies Aid Society Pauline Hansen Elia Schroer Weaupaeaig Arpin Gus Geronemeyer China Sapper Geronemeyer Lura Huertel Hanson John Karts Harry Kroeder Air Chas. Tomfohrde Vis Wm. Martin Grandpa Derring Tlavel Martin Walter Beck Hedwin Haas M. Mroz Miss Adams la Crosse C. D. Johnston S. Aly Herman Yager Budde C.D. Johnston John Mroz Lear Ike Mroz Chas, Koopman Tony Wacheltz

Auto Owners Urged to Light Tail Lamps After Sunset

City law requires headlights and tail lights one hour after sunset. Police will arrest drivers whose cars lack lit tail lamps during the prescribed time starting June 1.

Big Summer Special Sunday School Spearheads Summer Program

From June 18 through September 1 Congregational Sunday School launches a Big Summer Special each Sunday at 14 00 with Junior Intermediate Senior and Adult Departments joining a differ ent program than regular sessions Every Sunday promises a Surprise Sunday with a prize for the best stunt and nonstop one hour activities across the summer week by week

Congregational

Infant dies suddenly in wake of two month old girl

The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Skarvin died suddenly Thursday morning. Found dead in bed the two month old girl had seemed healthy. Funeral held Saturday at home with services by Rev H C Logan of the Methodist church. Legal blanks for sale at this office.

Joseph Skarvin Hille H.C. Logan Methodist Church

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