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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1920
Page
6
Classified note outlines ad pricing per line and time limit for urgent notices. Mentions a boarding house manager wanted by F. H. Rosebush at Nekoosa Edwards Paper Co and a man and wife to run boarding house in Nekoosa. Includes date October 8 1919 and contact details.
The M. M. M. club met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Mark Whitrock Jr.'s home First Street North with Mrs. Robt Morrin of Stevens Point visiting as an out of town guest. The E F U Lodge initiated several new members and planned an entertainment for April first. The L A L Club held an Old Fashioned Party at Mrs. J Lavigne’s home with guests from Loveland Iowa and New Lisbon. Mrs. Wallace Fairbanks was surprised on her birthday with five hundred games and high scores by Mrs. A J Cowell and J Bogie. Mr and Mrs E Basset won consolation favors.
Glenn Daly returned today from a business trip to Wausau. Leo F. Lake of Sigel was in town Friday as a pleasant caller at the Tribune office. Byron Whittingham of Arpin shopped in the city. Indianapolis guest at the I. Minta home. Cleveland Ve, Little of Stevens Point, visited Thursday. RS. Van Dyke of Oshkosh was a business visitor today. Clarence Blair of Milwaukee visited at his uncle’s home. Thomas Levies of Moraill attracted Lynn of Port Edwards in town today. Dolan JR of 215 Eighth Ave. returned home with an antl guest. A Frankenstein of Chicago is a business visitor in the city today. Mrs. Ella Minnehan, visiting Mosinee, returned home Thursday. Mr. Dresher of New York City is a business Visitor today. Mrs. T. E. Nash recovering at First Ave. & in recent illness. Lincoln high school si(es class attended court this morning. Miss Anna Spires of Tenth St NL returned home Thursday evening after Madison visit with sister Marie. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Huffman, E. Schilling, and Mrs. Lake of Stevens Point attended Mrs. S. J. Rowson funeral and returned home Thursday. W. Feinberg of Chicago is a business visitor today. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sleicher, Fred Young and Mrs. Manly of Almond returned home after holidays. Mr. and Mrs. J. Rowson of Pifield attended the Rowson funeral and went home Thursday.
Mrs H G Krean named president of the Elks Auxiliary in Manitowoc as a meeting this week plans for officer elections. The 200 member group aims to play a key role in social and other events during the coming season.
Captain Marshall Field appears in an item noting a policy taken out on his life prior to 291 DDo pan insurance events. The fragmentary text includes names and a claim about life coverage connected to a broader insurance discussion.
In Wyoming near the Big Horn River at 4050 feet, a great health spring taps 18000 gallons of first degree hot water daily. Discovered by Indians and later named Big Horn Hot Spring, it formed Thermopolis after a 40 foot fall. Government protection ensures free public use, promoting its medicinal properties for blood and skin diseases and rheumatism.
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