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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1908
Page
1
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The remains of L P Martin were brought to this city after dying in Spokane the previous week. He was thirty and formerly lived here, survived by two sisters Mrs Win Westenberg of Milwaukee and Mrs Frank McRaynalde of Mosinee, plus three brothers. Services were held at John Martin's residence with Rev O B Blakeslee officiating.
The obituary notes the death of David Lutz Sr, a long-time resident of Stavoud Point and Grand Rapids, born in Bade in December, who worked in the river mill and later ran a store and saloon. He helped operate a brewery with his brother for eleven years and later farmed before returning to the city. He is survived by two sons, a sister, and a daughter in law. The funeral was held at Gumma Odd Hallows with Rev. O. A. Mallicke delivering the sermon.
Horace McFarland spoke on urban beauty at a Methodist church gathering, praised as a strong talker. Attendees felt more confident about continuing their beautification efforts and supporting the project. Also noted are listed advertised letters for both ladies and gentlemen with several names and cards.
Broken Lee Willig son of Wine Jaiison of Hadolph was thrown from his wagon when it ran away on Wednesday fracturing his leg. He will be laid up for some time. Harvey Des Brown lectured on socialism at the Q A R Hell on Wednesday. his remarks drew strong interest from a fair attendance of socialists and others. Lawyers will rest from June 20 to September 1 with Grand Repide offices closing Saturdays. Bart. Obese left Thursday for Stanley ND for a drugstore position.
An early 20th century wedding reports Matthows Hiroll and Mabel Maiiiown uniting in Milwaukee on an afternoon ceremony. Guests and family attended a large reception at the Matthews home with plans for a public celebration in coming days. The couple will reside in Higol and begin a life together as extended family and friends follow events from the ceremony through subsequent social gatherings.
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