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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1908
Page
7
Community notices report residents traveling to Milwaukee and Chicago for shopping and funerals while others attend church events, meetings, and social gatherings. Local names appear alongside routine travels, sales listings, and upcoming performances, reflecting a bustling small town week.
A home wedding in Br Bra Kaw Wisconsin Thursday Oct at four p m joined Miss Elaig Lior Dupre of that village and Roger Grenther of Knowlton Wisconsin. Rev L H Lewis of Tomahawk officiated. The bride wore white organdy over satin with lace trim and carried pink roses. Attendants wore white silk with lace. The reception featured elaborate floral decor and a substantial menu. The groom, son of G B Guenther, heads the Guenther Mercantile House in Knowlton. The couple departed for a southern honeymoon and will reside in Knowlton after returning.
In a Spokane letter Robert W Lyons announces moving back to Michigan with his mother due to health and climate. He notes plans to change their address to Dowagine Michigan and recalls satisfaction with Spokane and timber investments. Governor Davidson visit described. a jeweler testimonial touts Foley's kidney remedy curing health issues.
A garbled fantasy forecast mixes politics with theater and weather, predicting Bryan versus Taft, a grand parade, and a moonlit race. It references Pullman speakers, a gala show, and a sprawling Thanksgiving theme, with many misread names and chaotic scenes. The piece also alludes to FDR era figures, civic spectacles, and a vivid, satirical town chronicle.
Candidate Louis Reichel proclaims as a west side jeweler and optician for the post. He pledges opposition to unethical deals and promises fair prices and prompt service for glasses and repairs, inviting voters to visit his store and trust his care.
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