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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1909
Page
1
A Wednesday evening performance at Lincoln school auditorium drew a large audience for the class play The Private Secretary. Cast members captured their roles well and delivered a lively, warmly received show.
The Lutheran congregation awards the pitochial pchod project to Weinbers Construction Co. for a 36 by 66 foot brick one story with masonry basement building next to the church on McKinley street between Uth and 10th avenues. Completion targeted by September 46th to open school. Plumbing contract awarded to Centralia Hardware Co.
William Flamimer was arrested Friday by local officers and taken to Stevens Point on a horse stealing charge. Plummer hired the horse, driven up river, and fled after the rig was abandoned near Bancroft. He admitted taking the rig but pleaded not guilty arguing intoxication. He was arraigned and faces further proceedings today.
Grace Parker and Edward Bassett will wed at noon today at the bride’s parents’ home in Steves Point. Rev FAL Siemen will officiate. Only immediate relatives present. After a short wedding trip to the Dells they’ll live on Birel street. Also noted are Civil Service exams and local illnesses.
The ceremony united the couple in a Peter and Paul Catholic church on Harwlay in the presence of relatives and friends. Rev. Wil Reding performed the ceremony. bridesmaids Pauline and Alfred Gash assisted. Afterward, a reception at the bride’s home featured ample food and a temporary dance floor. The couple will establish a home on the Wrauhr'e farm in Rudolph and are warmly wished happiness by many friends.
The readable fragments describe events including a market sale with items such as household goods and farm equipment, a lecture series by Mr. Janna Stocs and Ray Hicherd Evann, and a local display of portraits. Also noted are brook trout fry received and planted in nearby streams. Local names and places appear in garbled form.
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