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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1902
Page
4
The week features the birth of a baby girl at Mr and Mrs Daniel Rezin s home in Grand Rapids. The community notes illnesses, visits, and family events including Eugene Warner s illness improving, Jacob Emmerich and seven month old son visiting Whittlesey, and Harry Whittlesey kept home with tonsillitis. Local ad copy for electric bitters targets women s health with promises of relief and satisfaction.
Miss Anna Granger recovers and resumes duties at the school. Joseph Jaeger resigns as millwright to move to MacClarie. George Stowe relocates his family to Wrightstown. Nellie Ward and Roy Nash visit from Grand Rapids. Edgar Kellogg travels with Rev. Peterson to church. Tax collection by SN Whittlesey in Grimmoor. Maudiy a Mors Linge noted. Mrs. A Guredy attends Nekousa party. Peter Keyzer transacts business in Rudolph grocery mill. Lyman Lamphere moves into former Stawe residence. O W Dodge buys a cecesian from James Music Co. Mrs. E Bichsteadt visits Grand Rapids. W T Rive of Nekotsa calls on friends. Mrs. A Carlson departs for Merrill. Chamberlains stomach and liver tablets offered for sale by Johnson & Hill Co. and Wood County Drug Co.
The community reports Anton Brash’s serious illness and successful operation, while maple sugaring nears with farmers hopeful for sap. John Peterson visited Stevens and the Winfield druggist TF Hewett cites Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as effective against grippe, pneumonia threat, and popular with patients. Johnson & Wl Cas advertise the remedy.
Alton residents celebrate Carl Wipfli’s homecoming after four months at Minocqua. The note mentions his daughter and mentions the Stocker family, Mr. and Mrs. Stocker, M. Selilig, and Vitti, along with Lanny Wipfli visiting from Ne Noosa and returning home.
Babcock and associates plan a river voyage to the 1903 St Louis Exposition. Del Cleveland elected manager and to build a house boat. The expedition aims to sail from Hemlock to the Mississippi, then to St Louis by May, with Tom Kelley as Spirit Committee chair and John Close as general custodian.
Authorities debunk a fad claiming separate foods for brain muscles and bones. A balanced diet supports all body parts, while indigestion can negate any nourishment. Regular use of Green's August Flower is pitched as a preventive tonic aiding digestion liver function blood purification and vitality. Johnson Hill Co. supplies Green's remedies and special preparations.
Bob Grant near Dexterville was found dead at his home on Friday. his exact death time and age unknown, mentally unbalanced and pursued by phantoms. Mrs Jed Haasler of Hansen died Tuesday morning at 26, married 1½ years. funeral Thursday at Seveca corners church. A husband and week-old baby mourn two losses. community notes mortgage on a forty-acre tract and a financial and family sorrow.
Hansen H Rodewan of Waterloo bought the Woodruff farm west of town and plans a creamery with stock and feed milk connection. Farmers of Hangen area gather rock for the spring creamery building. W H Bean received Osborn machinery carload for inspection. C J Monroe returned from Plainfield for his mother’s sickness update. C M and St Paul Ry depot new structure praised by patrons. Evie Brig of Sigel bought 8 1/2 acres farming land from Nels Johnson. Chas Natwick transacted county seat business and attended a minister show.
Ness cut the in S t wo friends here over S$ reay Emery Rayone, who has been employed in Merril) for the psst tree x home visiting with his parents. Mrs. Louis Eiverwash departed Wednesd, procuing for Colby to visit her sister, Mrs. Cart Vetter. Clarence Rattelle and his brother Joe are the guests of their sister, Mrs. Bat Sharkey, this week. Mr. and Mrs.Tony Wershinsen of Lynn are visiting relatives and friends in this burg. Miss Nellie Akey left Wednesday evening for Merrill to visi her brother Abbie Akey. Daniel Marsaw who has been away all winter returned line Monday night. A fine baby boy arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs. Geo, Pi last week. Miss Buna Hassel wis on the sick 'fist the latter part of last week. Mrs. Ralph Clonie has been serious ly ill during the past week. Mrs. Isadore Livernash is a Liaat hess caller here this week. Walter Coulthart is very sick again [with pneumon Cornelius J day for Merritt, or departed Weduls Man to Cure the Grip. Remain quietly at home and take Chamberlin's Cough Remedy as di rected and a quick recovery is sure to follow. 'Elat remedy counteracts any tendency of the grip to result in pneumedia, which is really the only serious danger. Amon the tens of thousands who have used it for the grip, not one case has ever seen re ported that did not recover. For sale by Jaliason & It Co.
Verdundairy Theo Carey and Evans hive moved their ening to the uth amill at Verdund providing 1.75 per cord for tt holts on the Green Day rack in Hiles. Miss Sophia ceupka wnh her school entertained Miles residents with a vice program and cake and tea on Saturday evening. All report a good time. Mr. Vickers of Shirland J. trips lumber from Indian camps to Veedun and plans to have it planed this summer. four Pittsville teams hauling lumber for Mr. Vickers to Veedum. Groundhog remark prompts discussion. Mr. Johnson of Chicago is at Veo dui to clear a site and his father will move here soon to start building. Rudolph and Sue Adams, John Muilman and Thomas Clack visited New Dim Saturday night. Lounsberry family returned to Sherry after winter logging near Indian camps. Jobin Mrneson is home again after hauling logs for Arquette in Clark county. A bachelor joined the club Thursday night. chicken praised. Mr. and Mrs. Wi Busjahn welcomed a baby boy. George Hermann and family visited Pred Lismiai. J C Hoffman visited Owens on Sunday. Jackson Steller visited Pittsville Friday.
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