Community notes of Caran Bay visits and events
Mr. and Mrs. John Ray of Caran Bay spent Sunday at the Lalinie home. Mrs. M. G. Gordon and children visit relatives in Pomah this week. Several locals travel for family gatherings and work, including doctors, students, and workers from Michigan to Wisconsin. A fluency of names and places appears with hospitalities and departures, plus a public notice about official proceedings printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ray
Caran Bay
Lalinie
M. G. Gordon
Pomah
Juli Margeven Ape
Phiones Tanatyouk
Agou
Whes
Richard Taw
West Wie
Cnet Moanchey
Julisa Welel
Cartes Kruner
Appletoe
Milwaukew
Ub Basin
On Uewdliy
Dtr
Michigan
Mins
al Bonapaennes
Ak Rtax
Clark O
Mika Stuth
Mes
Geon Gusarge
Ak LaCrosse
Mra. A. Qretake
Ant
Waevau
Lowin Ff
Swain
Fae
Turbherk
Gillistian Pingae
Noelle
Bagun
Sealiaug
Assor Bation
Harvey
Winterucin
Guarke
Ghia
Krager
Stavnasy Point
Biarskyy
Ehoimann
Plage
Aliyond
Press
Misa Bolly Tarikime
Grane Rapids
Gilby
Mont
Frank Normington
Muralifielsl
Auuley Grin
Wythin Ral
Briday
Mormington Bees
Dinkiag bin
Brother AL
Minnie Gotslait
Attorul
Catherine Sith
Luria
Deceasodl
Rusing
Babcock
Mig
Louis Monier
Marseilles
Mea
Louis Mouier Sr
Stevens Point
Womans Foreign Missionary Society
M. B. Church
R. T. Weeks
Lincoln High School
Xoqmestad
Langs
Edward Berjan
Edith Youska
South Bend
Ind
Raymond Johmson
Farp
Youska
Fred Hofferman
Merrill
G. D. Spuris
Euman
Fire destroys station buildings in Cranmoor incident
Lingue of Ead ward Kruger's buildings at the Cranmoor station burned Monday afternoon as flames consumed contents. Origin of the blaze unknown. suspected from tramp, who reportedly spent the night there. Local residents and visitors, including Mrs Anderson of Houghton and Mrs Houdersai of Grand Rapids, were seen at nearby homes. Multiple local names and scenes of social visits appear amid fragmented notes and a city visit by Whittlasey and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eadward Kruger
Jouni
Bfanderson
Houghton Ait
For Houdersai
Grand Rapide
Robert
Thenmay
Father Binkesley
Wasalan
Robert Rezin
Babe
New Thisbor
Sue
Porp Kewarda
Ravlraw
Auth
Ciharane
Stevens
Oura
Bitell
Geant
Alvin Taylor
Migy Ganelia Laytor
Aremening
Timothy Voley
Musurh
Janes Gaynor
McCrovern
Dogingss
Grant Bapils
Whrithlusey
Arvoschey
Mrn
J. Weannur
Ben Giles
Robert Skeet Liusily
V. CG. Malle
Arpin
Mosars
Messames
Potter
Whittlasey
Mack
Grand Rapids
Ch Piteh
Priestling
A. Juaperson
Whittlesey Jone
Js.meuruth Potter
Sheeklin Barrett
Cotttleig
Alma Mater
Babcock Cleaver Stouk Opens Ice Cream Parlor
An item recalls Babcock Cleaver Stouk launching an ice cream parlor with a mix of groceries and fruits for the season. Local society notes mention visits, shopping trips, and a theft at Mrs. Peberr's hotel. Milwaukee plans include state synod events and a lighthearted joke about a singer in a piano audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleaver Stouk
Nambor
Sauls
Mer
Mire
Clarence Bowden
Navid Wings
Nail Wife
Youmi
Jas
Casey
Aund
Wat
Charles
Leather
Hemlock River
J. Wachter
Porter
Bittsvilla
Stoné
Grand, Rapids
Sam Griffith
Chas. Parker
Grand Rapids
Cleo
Din pocket ballot praised for secure voting method
The article describes Dr Moneena Dag's Din pocket ballot, its cardboard cards by party and color, and a double envelope system with tied tally sheets to prevent errors. It notes state legislative approval and outlines how voters insert colored and white envelopes, how counts are verified, and recount procedures. Also brief local notices list church meeting, a Chinese laundry move, and university commencement attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moneena Dag
Dinan
Kellner Lews Ties Knot in Milwaukee Wedding
Milwauk ee celebrates marriage of Timm and Elsie Kruger with details of families and community reactions. Several local residents traveled to attend, with notes on graduations, dances, and upcoming teaching plans. Kell and Berger unions also noted as families plan futures in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellner Lews
Milwaukee
T. C. Timm
Elsie Kruger
Tilhouth
Redt Brandt
Wm. Timm
Bla Fanning
C. W Rickman
Rod
Ernest
Liuimnd Heringa ‘Pavak
John Hala
Your City
Einger Timm
Hattie Ziebel
Chas. Milter
Plover
Tresa GoGinley
Fond du Lac
Merrill Beats Nekoosa In Nine to Five Game
Merrill baseball team defeated Nekoosa 9 to 5 in a Sunday clash at Nekoosa. Merrill edged ahead in the final innings despite four Merrill errors and a one run Nekoosa lead in the sixth. The report notes the game was spirited and close throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill
Nekooss
Nekoosa Boys
Nekoosa
Wekooss
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Sulibe
Wish Ta
Cory Tha ‘Besb
Rey
Wun
Khu
State Synod
Bella
Puck
Tes Steer
St. WM
DUNNY
Rudolph Moravian Church
Hadies Aid Society
Andrew Jolson
H. Bi Jalmeon
Dr. Harvey
Second Streat
Uest
A Boormap
Madison
University
A. D. Grigvon
Pitt
Vidi
Socaine
North Pacific
Sigel
Berger-Kell
Ellen Berger
Wanaau
Herman Kell
Texas
Marathon County
Kell
Virginia
North Carolina
Soutly
Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkingas
Congress For Agricultural Colleges
J. T. Schumacher
Ladie
Anen
Buster Brown
Pat
ATL
AQL
IAM
Oxfords
Canvas Oxfords
AML
All Boys
Seer Lot
Ladies’ and Childresen
iLonxfords
Sfords
Grand Rapids, Wis
Grand Automobile
the Eagles’ Hall
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