Local Items Mention Regional Visits and Appointments
Mas. MY i Gordon visits In Toniah for weeks. Mrs. John Nitios and two children visit relatives in Cak urold Babeouk has moved to Burke rate with a new position. Misses Margar es Ragan and Marion Phileo visit Neenah for a week. Agnes Dalywag attends Merrill standral with Mrs. Mary Sulliven. Mrs. Nic Reiland and daughter Gertrude visit relatives. Applyton on Friday and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. D. Gerow attend traveling salesmen convention in Marshfield. Peek visit Avith thlen tives during the week. Dr. Russe Lyon of Wausau attends Lyons Land news directorate meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Wood Claire spend days with Wood's parents F J Weed. Andrew and John Oblavin of BamL visit city for business and friends. Iris Brown reports Russell Construction fleet move to pave sidewalks. residents expect progress soon.
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I. Gordon
Toniah
John Nitios
Enlidr
Agnes Dalywag
Merril
Mary Sulliven
Nic Reiland
Gertrude
du Applyton
Gerow
Marshfield
Russe—Lyon
Waus The-Elty
Lyons Land News
Guy Wood Claire
Local notices and church events reported in Madison
A parade of small town notices includes a marriage in Grand Rapids on June 1. Dancy carries to Elroy a new express assignment for Sie Teltér. Benz Hansen named to park work on river banks. he vows city beautification. Christian Endeavor meeting set for June 25 28 in Madison with speakers Dr Francis Clark D Ireland and Daniel A of Boston among others. Welsh Endeavorers will host special sessions tents on Madison lakes and a university committee plans a Saturday parade and evening banquet at the University gymnasium.
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Louis We Diupresa
Grand -Rapas
Dancy
Ayn Sie Teltér
Elroy
Mart ‘Pelfer
Benz Hansen
Vriveribanke
Hansen
Erideavor
Madson
James
Sheldin
Drs Fraveis
Clark
O Poluig
Gapartment
Revenohn
Daniel Evans Jones
Peaker
Dr. Barr
P Gates
Madison- Lakes
Gosch T.E. Jones
University Gymnasium
Milwaukee
Wisconsin River flood harms crops and ranchers recital
The report notes hard rain and high water along the Wisconsin river causing damage to potatoes oats and feeding along river lands. Orrin Clendenning narrowly escaped when a boat capsized while moving hay to higher ground. Elmer Thompson's barn barn and corn crib burned after a lightning strike during an electric storm. his best horse was killed. Insurance partly covers losses.
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Mrehan
Amherst
Grace ‘Clummatnt
Mabie Gross
Stevens Point
I. Hy Fields
Will Fields
Plainfield
Victor Ward
Junction
Ward
AL. Ty. Fox
Wisconsin ‘River
Orrin-Clendenning
A.e.swensen
Chicago
Elmer Thompson
Insurance
Stockton
Public welfare column and marriage notice in Wisconsin
A health column criticizes common drinking cups in saloons and soda fountains, noting improved washing of glassware by the New York Health Department. Johnson Koch and Minnie Koch, both from Sigel, were married at the Johnsons' home and will reside on the west side after a honeymoon in Minneapolis.
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New York Health Department
Thia
Pers
Tya
University of Wisconsin Extensian “Division
Johnson-Koch
Garl E. Johnson
Johnnson & Hill Cy
Minnie Koch
Dan Koch
Sigel
Minneapolis
the Tribune
Acknowledgement of Thanks for Support After Loss
The family of Mrs. Chia O. Haskell extends gratitude to kind neighbors friends and relatives for aid sympathy and floral offerings during the witness and after the death of their beloved relative.
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Chiia
Haskell
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