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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1908
Page
1
A selection of Ladies' Tailored Suits offered in fall fashions with values up to 27.00 a suit and options at 16.50 a suit. Garments feature latest patterns in plain and mixed fabrics, with lengths 80 to 36 inches, buttoned straps, satin or taffeta lining, and various collar styles.
Milton Munger aged 74 died at his home near Meehan Station. Funeral was at Meehan church Sunday at 2:30 p.m. with interment at Ives cemetery. Survived by a wife and several daughters in Bruce, Wisconsin Rapids, Watertown, Amherst, Biron, Nekouse, and Agnes at home. The service was conducted by Rev. Miller. county bearers included Andree packs, D Phillea, Chas Steuner, Vox and C Cradle.
A local endorsement letter praises Frank Leuscen for County York clerk position, highlighting his immigrant background, education at Bt Frately Catholic Normal and teaching in Hewitt and Bakerville, and his long career in Gowinhar teaching. The letter argues Leuscen is a capable, steadfast candidate and urges voters to support him on election day.
One of the town’s well known Polish families, the Sirieger Tomczyk clan, celebrated the marriage of Miss Mary Hirleger to Mr. Nicholas Tomczyk at St Lawrence Polish Church. Attended by relatives from Milwaukee and Cleveland, the ceremony featured a Maks choir, holy communion, and a large reception. The couple planned a honeymoon visiting Milwaukee and Chicago.
Misa Emma warning suo wer and a partner were married this afternoon at 4 oclock in the Scandinavian Moravian church with T. B. Johnson officiating. The bride was attended by her sister Miss Ponisa Hill and the groom by his brother Charge. After the ceremony a wedding supper was served at Andrew Odegard’s home for relatives and close friends. The couple will take a short wedding trip and then establish a home on Baker Street. The Tribune extends congratulations. Hamm-Jesamier- George Hamm and Mrs. Phyllin Jeasmier were married Tuesday morning at the Catholic church with Rev. William Redleg officiating. They were accompanied by John Schmid and Miss Kate Bamm as attendants. Both are well known locally and will begin their life together with many friends wishing them well.
A railroad official indicated the St Paul Railway will build a modern depot at Port Edwards this fall at an estimated cost around 3000 dollars. The official added that another depot will be built in the city next spring with further major improvements planned.
Aylward delivered a lengthy address praising Republican aims and criticizing Democratic tariff plans. He argued for limiting interstate rate authority and pressed for a commission empowered to determine valuation, citing seven million dollars in railroad stock and costs borne by the public. The speech drew a large audience and mixed Republican support.
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