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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
7
Reginald MacKinnon spent Sunday in Wausau with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Aug Gottschalk visited relatives in Waupacca. Miss Isabelle Werle is visiting relatives and friends in Milwaukee this week.
Rev Breed bought a Ford Sedan from Jensen and Anderson. James Jensen visited Milwaukee on Tuesday. Mrs Albert Jensen and children visit Kalamazoo Michigan with relatives in the city and her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Reimer in Rudolph. William Jackson of Seneca remodeling his home. Henry Carlson returned Saturday from a two week business trip in the east. Mesdames Ferdinand Link and A P Hiray visited Ste vens Point with friends on Saturday.
IE Cooley of New London spent Sunday in the city visiting with his another. Mrs. Aug. Jacoby of Clintonville and gon are visiting at the Mike Mason home. Muse Ethel Sutor departed on Saturday for a weeks visit with relatives in Green Bay. Mrs. John Neprey of Kellner was a business caller at the Tribune office Monday morning. Chester Severance has returned from Milwaukee where he spent the past couple of weeks. Frank Youngman of Wavtoma BE lived in the city the latter part of the week and is visiting at the E.B. Bedford home. Miss Laona Freund attending college at Prairie du Chien arrived home the past week to spend her vacation. Almond Press Mrs. Doyle left Wednesday for her home in Grand Rapids after visiting in the J. A. Shipley home. Miss Cordelia Richards, who has been teaching at Walworth, Wis., arrived home the past week for vacation. Louis Jensen, at a Ford plant in Detroit for several weeks, returned to this city Friday. Mrs. V. D. Simona and children, who have been visiting in this city, left Friday for Chicago where they will live this summer. Marshfield Herald T. F. Vannedom, the Holstein breeder on 4th street, sold six head of young stock last week three yearlings and three calves for $900. They were purchased by Houser Brothers of Vesper.
Junction City visitor O Voyer in town on Mob day. Red Arrow event in Marshfield attended by Cerl Vaughan. Peter Condo from Seneca visits Tribune office. Milwaukee trip for W. J. McGrogan relatives. Nash car purchase and real estate notes. Several residents marry new arrivals and travel for family visits across Wisconsin.
Miss Rosa Krause of Arpin marries Lieut Joseph E Peartree of Oconomowoc Wis at the groom’s parents home in Arpin. Ceremony by Rev Wilson. Attendants Mrs Arthur Steffen and Arthur Steffen. Bride in white georgette crepe de chine with carnations and lilies. They honeymoon in Milwaukee and will live in Oconomowoc. He served 14 months in France and Germany with the Thirty Second Division.
Mrs Charles Brahmsteadt a pioneer of this area died Sunday after a brief illness at her daughter Mrs Jain Martins home. She was 79 and had lived in the community fifty years. Survived by six children including Mrs Christ Meshke Hort onville Wis and Mrs John Martin here. Funeral held Tuesday at 2 00 pm from the house with burial at Kellner cemetery.
David Levine Helen Hougen Geo Corriveau Ruth Wuersch Delbert Rowland all of this city and Aileen oel of Port Edwards have returned from Appleton where they attended Lawrence College.
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