Rudolph school visit applauds eighth graders progress
On June 13, Mr Varney Bounty Superintendent visited the Rudolph Catholic school. He praised pupil politeness and order, especially the eighth grade after a strong exam. He spoke to the children with uplifting patriotism and presented diplomas to several masters and Miss Verne VanBr t, noting high standing for John Kujawa and Walter Dixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr.Varney
Bounty
Rudolph
Varney
Hdmind Vadnals
Jesse Provost
Verne VanBrt
John Kujawa
Walter Dixon
Gen. W. Baker Jr
Mary Jane Warren
Your City
N. A. Htatella
Royal Baker
Nick ‘Ratelle
Louis Joosten
Dakota
Walter Dickson
John Granger
Webster
N. de
Viele
Mra
Jim Granger
Will Raymond
Frank Polebitsk
Ruth
Stevens Point
Bunday
Rhinelander
Israel Juneau
Leland
Park Atlas
Grand Rapids
Eugene Juneau
Cleorge Elliott
Grand Rapids Jadt
Hannah Akey
Gilbert Akey
Peerenboom
Immerman
Laurel
Chicago
Laurella
Barn Dance, New Barn Setups Highlight Weekend
Clara Krause hosted a Monday calling in Grand Rapids as Chas Edwards nears completion of a basement barn. A large crowd attended the Saturday barn dance at the Krause home with musical selections by Kurt Zellmer and Harry Griffen. Lewis Kluge nears completion of his new barn, Wm Peters and family visited the Gronomeyer home, and Mr Holmes and Mr Nyspler are Kalsemting the Arpine Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Krause
Grand Rapids
Chas, Edwards
Krause
Kurt Zellmer
Harry Griffen
Lewis Kluge
Wm. Peters
Gronomeyer
Mr. Holmes
Mr. Nyspler
Arpine Lutheran Church
Local Social News Highlights Missing
Misa Louise Hansen spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents Miss Martha Lontkowsky departed for a two weeks visit with relatives and friends at Wautoma Green Lake and Ripon Annie Hansen entertained several of her friends Sunday afternoon Light refreshments were served and all present enjoyed themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Louise Hansen
Your City
Martha Lontkowsky
Wautoma
Green Lake
Ripon
Annie Hansen
Alt dore News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Events
Mrs Joe Arnold and Mrs Dominick Wipfll of Nekooga visited here. Mrs Anton Arnold travels to Nakoota until Saturday. Josephine Senn visits Arbor Vitae Star Lake and Wausau. A church picnic at Seneca Corners next Sunday to raise funds for the new bell and seats. Altdorf ball team claims title with an 11 to 2 win over Hansen and Vespernite. Linda Gagsoh returns from Milwaukee. JH N Brue, state bridge engineer, visits C J Leu. Frobert Lau starts silo work. Wm Brockman sells five head to J Lutz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Arnold
Dominick Wipfll
Nekooga
Anton Arnold
Nakoosa
Josephine Senn
Arbor Vitae
Star Lake
Wausau
Seneca Corners
Altdorf
Hansen and Vespernite
Linda Gagsoh
Milwaukee
JH. N. Brue
Madison
C. J. Leu
Frobert Lau
Hig Silo
Wm. Brockman
J. Lutz
Altdorf Beats Weaper in Heat Affected Game
Altdorf defeated Weaper 11 to 2 in a Sunday baseball game before a large crowd. A second game was not played due to extreme heat, but attendees were pleased with the contest. Prof Sandera warns Wisconsin farmers face grasshopper plagues and urges immediate control steps with a cheap spray using sodium arsenite molasses and water. Will Gross of Wausau visited the city Tuesday for friends and business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altdorf
Weaper
Upper Wisconsin
Sandera
University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Upper
Door County
Will
Gross of
Wausau
Woman Burned to Death in Pine River Brush Fire
Mrs. Henry Ray died at home in Pine River after her clothing caught fire while burning brush on the Raw farm near Bunker, Hun. She, with three children, tried to escape to a dog cabin but flames overtook them. The three year old son tried to save her with a pail of water but failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Ray
Pine River
Bunker
Hun
Reu
Llitle
Merril Hreald
Henry Boab
Chestnut
Stevens Point
Boab
Central Avenue
Hopp Place
Soo Tracks
Badb
Stevens Point Journal
Soo Line
Maachinery
Callie House
Hidgary Baab
Chestnut Street
Marshfield
Hastoos
Marghfield Herald
Local Social Notes and Tragic Accident Report
Miss Sadie Cinney attends a city salon and visitors include Mrs Hursell Lyon and Mrs Schultz visiting relatives. A cousin list of guests and trips to Ladysmith Rhinelander and Green Bay appears. A farmer near Death Mill Schultz is killed crossing the Soo line after a collision with No. 6 train. driver survives with minor injuries, holding the lines as crash occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Cinney
Myrauveral
oPalea
Cent Westfield Central
Stevens “Point
Rush “McCamley
Ladysmith
Rhinelander
Jussell Lyon
Pag
Sew Cole
Oay
Severan
Amill
Auburndals
Connor Mill Yard
Eut Ly Wo
Schultz
Marshield Weratd
Tan Bark Wanted by War Cedar Co. at Oconto
We pay cash prices for tan bark. Readers are invited to write for quotes from War Cedar Co. in Oconto Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunet Falls Manufacturing Company
Cornell
Wisconsin
War Cédar Co
Oconto, Wi
Equitable Fraternal Union Meets In Foresters Holt
Equitable Fraternal Union convenes in Foresters Holt on the third Thursdays of each month with Res A Weeks as president, Williams Ti, and Burch as secretary dividends and organizational duties outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foresters’ Holt Wurst
Wms Ti
Burch
Gents Furnishings Clearing Sale Highlights
Gents Furnishings offers a clearing sale on men’s chambray working shirts hats caps suspenders silk neck and bow ties white handkerchiefs and Windsor neckties. Boys items include caps blouses and straw hats with rompers and beach suitings also part of the sale. Prices mostly 50c or less and 20c to 50c on selected pieces.
Fourth of July Hat Sale at 20 Percent Discount
A 20 percent reduction applies to all ladies hats both trimmed and untrimmed with an invitation to visit early for best selections. The sale promises hats this season and also offers a 20 percent discount on flowers and trimmings. This unusual opportunity encourages shoppers to come in and try on hats for the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batiste
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SOUTH
Arpin
Kellner
Altdore
Janal
Times Office
Nekoosa
Hilis
Biron
Wis
Een Port Sale
Arat Elags
Geo
W. Davis
Fred Mosher
Blodgett
John Graither Cooper
West Side
J. R. Ragan
Buick
Xtra
Cand Rapids
Weapor
May ‘Futtle
Clarance
Clare County
Michigan
Hermann
Dahike
Wisconsin Streat
WII
Knott
Granton
Mike Sterck
D. G
City
P. O
Edward Pomalnyike
Otto
Strongs Prairie
M. C. Jacobson
St. Pay
Conover
Bhig
MacKinnon Block
T. J. Cooper
Tte
PF. W. Kruger
Pulpur Biron
Washington Street
G&le
Maxwell
Elaan
Roenius
Pralyle Au Chie
the Sa College
Ron Clement Beng
Praduat
Ning
Mamie Schultz
Ae “Gmarning
Mullen
A. Wweeks
Green Bays
Wiusau
Appleton
Lie M. Alexander
Mei
Nekoosa: Paper Co
Port Méwarda
Equitable Fraternal Union
Chichester
Grand Rapids, Wis
McKinley
Se Bbig
Post
I C
Coats
Men’s Union
Pac
Cohen
Japan
Rio
Cohen Bros
Millinery Department
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