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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1912
Page
9
In a chaotic regional write up, Rudolph planned a Fourth of July celebration with a diverse cast of attendees. The report lists Merntul Mik, Kenest Grobroay, and others visiting Alabama and New York for related ceremonies and marriages, with numerous local relatives traveling and attending dances and ceremonies across several towns.
Advertisement lists Vesper Wood Mfg Co of Vesper Wisconsin and mentions sequence models and catalogs available.
A jumble of 19th or early 20th century local items reports trains, veterinary services, travel to Milwaukee, visits to relatives, a whooping cough case, a birthday surprise, a roof injury, a wedding at a church with attendants, Mill owners and grain trade, house guests, and residents preparing to travel. It mentions Hermat Behrend and Gertruds Hirnsdort wedding, and local residents such as Rav I Wetter and Mrs. W. J. Grauer with family.
South Arpin notes show Mrs Obriation Alwardt ill with rheumatism. William Wintlyn visited Barkhotte home Sunday with Miss Viola. Mrs Groth’s daughter visited the Guat Hassler home Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Otto Shalz moved to Vosper Manor Road for their future home. Mrs Frank Scorlet keeps house for her father Fred Sholte. Miss Laura Grompmeyer visited Tomtolide home Saturday and Sunday. Gov Ludlow to loge 8 colt Inet week. Clara and Rosa Krouse noted misfortune. Paula Groth visited Monday. Ang Wintlyn was a gracious caller at Grand Rapids Monday. A dance at Exdiman home last Tuesday reports a good time. Ghagomfolsde to build large payment bars this summer at the Bread day evening.
A mosaic of brief items reports Breen Wright’s steady yield, business deals in Neenah and Two Rivers, visitors in the city including Hudolph and St. Barney, and visits by residents to Green Bay Stevens Point and Minneapolis. Talks on travel, local errands, and small incidents like a sprain, a fingernail end cut, and a hospital operation. A closing sale at Daly Drug & Jewelry Co and local social events fill the page.
Local leaders organize a charity game after hospital funds ran low. Grand Rapids team will travel to Stevens Point after July 4th, with profits aiding the hospital fund. About 2,500 tickets are expected. workers and stores may close early to donate.
Last Sunday the Alsdorf team defeated Hansen Vesper and Sig by 11 to b. Mrs Albert Viertel visits Milwaukee. The town board meeting at the school house in district No 5 is set for Monday June 24 to hear grievances about BBSCARIDENE. Frank Wipf shingles his house Monday. P Wirtz and Frank plan to put up four visas this summer, if Review will.
Miss Luella Otto departed for Milwaukee to stay through the summer. Jessie Hackbarth closed a Goose coast al farm school in District No 4 Hansen. A P Boon sold five cows to Alex Anderson Rudolph at fair prices delivered last Wednesday. Mrs Leo Knosch was ill Monday morning and Dr Pomuinville of Grand Rapids was summoned.
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