Grand Rapids Defeats Merrill In Wide Baseball Clash
A large crowd attended the Sunday game at the new park where Grand Rapids beat Merrill 2 to 0. Sparks came from Shriner and Summerville while Foster pitched well for Merrill. Weather favored players and spectators as Grand Rapids took an early lead and held on for the win.
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Grand Rapids
Merrill
Merril
Foster
Stark
Ooe Os
Shriver
Grantd Rapids
Smokey
Shriner
Nelson
Ronx
Summerville Jane
Hin
Jayover
Bet
Merrihl
Grand Rapide
Foxtor
Vanlutter
Aragos
John
Nolaou
Carrigan
Stormy
Ceraned Lapis Merrill Shrinar Brel Summerville Ditalur
Draguaner
Poppenlons Kromor
Kanuts Naleon
Talbot Loloux
Sohratiloy
Bronong
Moiie Corrigan
Gud
Jrreia
Vanu
Pstter
Local Notes From Altdorf and Surroundings Alt Nonstandard
Mrs Waterman of St Paul arrives for summer with son on G J Baker place. Railly moves to new Dunwell place. Portato saw mill by Lawrence active at FP Fritche place. Robert Low hosts balloon frame barn raising. Anton Arnold lays foundation for large new barn. Wirtz Hauling rock for a major regional project. Wilbur Brooks visit from Hangen at OQ Len home. Tony Wipfli and F Wuorsehs buy new Deere riding cultivator. Mike Kirst Sr and M L Ghilton visit, Barbara Kirst returns home with them. Various local residents hosted, visited, and traveling in neighborhood.
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Altdorf
Anton Arnold
Dane
Wirtz
Wilbur Brooks
Hangen Apent Saduay
Len
Tony Wipfli
F. Wuorsehs
Mr. Morgan
Madison
Beach Mfg. Co
Carlotte
Mcl
Local Notes From Wautura and Surrounding Towns
Local briefs cover visits and travels in Wautura, Staves Point, Cranmoor, Crrown, and nearby towns. Residents like Mrs Jaa Swnville, Mr and Mrs Ghea Halochuk, and Mrs W D Coldits figure among guests, trips, and family updates. A hospital training pursuit and shop ads appear alongside market prices and real estate activity.
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John Hilderman
Wautura
Tunalar
Min
Bom. Hayes
Torenda
Staves Point
Hix
W. B. Basing
Mee
T. J. Cooper
Esraboo
Jaa Swnville
Wanwan
Louis Meunier
Jaa. Gayoor
Cranmoor
Mine Dulia Jones
Javan
Jobiet, Sr
Profesional Sduty
Mixses Anos Argold
Jaax Farrell
Nekoosa
Zoeste
Misa Daisy Mounfvor Sanday
Mya
Ghea, Halochuk
Milwauken
Chicago
Louis Garreth
Ming Gertrude Kuntz
Trinity Hospital
Milwaukee
Infanta
Johnson & WI Co
Mackinnon
Will Kollopz
Haxellurat
Robert Houston
Los Angeles
Cal
Hugh Goggine
Lovie Meunier Jr
Muaraillies
Johnson
Flill Co
John Hudkofske
Lyons Park
Hudkofske
A. C. Otto
Antigo
Jep Skeels
Calliat L
Ginsburg
Ava
James Mounier
Morrill
Rapid
Louis Monnier
Bert McDonald
Ladymaith
Lally
BR. A. McDonald
Higbee of Harvard Heads Lincoln High Second Class Play
The Lincoln high school graduated class staged Higbee of Harvard on Wednesday evening to a large audience. The high school orchestra supplied music and the production reflected credit on the organizers. Cast included Watson H Higbee George Smith D Withrow Myron Natwick Lorin Highes Sinclair Williams Theodore Dalrymple Roy Thornton Higgins Louis Reichel Nancy Withrow Bess Richmond Madge Cummings Della Winger Mrs Ballon Irma Johnson Mrs Malvina Meddlegr ew.
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Higbee
Harvard
Lincoln High School
Local Family Notices Reflect Rural Harvest Weekend
Saratoga reports include Mr and Mrs KF Kauteson hosting a gathering at the Dark Lundberg home on June 6. The Markrey family and Eric Kouteson attend, with horses and pasture grazing noted. Eckman visited the Margrey home Sunday morning as a cold wet spell looms and town board members discuss road actions affecting farmers.
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KF Kauteson
Lundberg
Markrey
Sarl Lundberg
Eric Kouteson
Clas
Eckman
Margrey
Fourteen Mile Creek Revival Preacher to Speak at Baptist Church
Reverend Andrews of New Home will preach at the Baptist church next Saturday night. The event invites all to attend. Garfiner and wife and Mr Bixby and wife of Strongs Prairie visited F. M. Banes. Israel Jaro has been laid up with rheumatism. Harvey Evens of Saratoga was called to this place last Monday. Al Gain visited Friday night.
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Mra. Heuer
Fornor
Wantoma
Bichetoadt
Hravoun
Daugster
Dorothy
Berlly
M. Bourgard
Barrows
Nekoosa
Ira
Uhteaga
Abo
Grand Rapids
Port Boys
Port
Ofolook
Amphite
Wood County Telephone
Braveau Roaldonog
Mises Johanna
Stelly LaVuigne
Raplile
Memorial Exordlans
Carl Palmer
Brakewan
Oud du Luc
Warl
Bowman
N. C
Elsia Cooper
Bose
Fond du ‘Lac
Cal
Mesdames A. D. Hill
Andres and
Parker
Woman’s Relief Corps
W. A. ,Owan
W. T. Davin
Albert Eberhardt
Katie Mulroy
Daly’s Theatre
Andrews
New Home
Baptist Church
Garfiner
Mr. Bixby
Strongs Prairie
F. M. Banes
Israel Jaro Haa
Harvey
Evens
Saratoga
al ’Gain
Elected Officers Named for Local Club
Marvin Hatch and Pree Isabelle Arumb elected as president and vice president. George Hill serves as treasurer with Eather Gill recording secretary. Harry Babcock is correspondence secretary, Abma Eggert is immigration superintendent, and Marvin Hatch is also delegate to the state convention.
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Marvin Hatch
Isabelle Arumb
Geo. Hill
Eather Gill
Harry Babcock
Abma Eggert
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PF. A. Bornier
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Marguerite
Clarabell
March
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Mike Kirst Sr
M. L. Ghilton
Mike Kirst
Second Street
Barbara Kirst
J. W. Rockwell
Vera Lotbou
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National Society of Physicians
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Seneca
Johnson & Hill Cs
Stavens Point
Mary M. Roberts
Emimet Joseph Laklaie
St. Joseph's Church
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Idren’s
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Fourteen Mile Creek
Congregational CO. E. Society
Market Report
Prentiss Coon
Rudolph
Tribune
Mr. Coon
Bia
Foley
Johnson & Bill Co
S. B. Daly
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Taylor & Scott CO
Wood County Abstracts Loans
Sroat Norice
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