Loomis couple wed with surprise party and homebound plans
The groom and bride, local Loomis residents, married in a ceremony followed by a supper at the bride’s father Mrs J C Joy’s home. A reception is planned next Tuesday for Mr and Mrs Tastoor at the Bo stone parents home. Guests noted the couple’s character and ties to Loomis and surrounding county. A surprise birthday moment and a large turkey supper highlighted the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. c. Joy
Mies. Tastoor
Bpoowls
J. J
Loomis
U Whiling
Ali
Mrs. Taylor
1. Taylor
Mr. Morrow
Climan
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Frank A. Zeal
Loretta M. Wreebern
Vassive Hoagland
Sadie J. Zeal
George H. Bent
Mrs. Zeal
Mt. Vernon
Seaborn County
Morrvow
Mitchell
J. le Gree
Health Allegations Spark Digestive Disorder Talk
A fractured, low-clarity note discusses liver trouble and digestive issues, mentioning life passages, bowels, constipation, and stones. The text appears to mix medical terms with garbled phrases, referencing health concerns and possible remedies without clear attribution or dates.
Riot of explosives kills and wounds in local disasters
A string of accidental detonations at a community event and nearby mining housing have left multiple dead and injured. Reports describe a Christmas celebration crash involving dynamite and a boarding house blast near Lew Derry, with victims including Mike Vouk and others hospitalized or dead. Local neighbors and relatives mourn as authorities investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Vouk
Library fundraiser receipts noted at town event
A floor note details a library fundraiser with a beauti ful book and an old Daslish script presentation. Subscriptions were raised by Edith Blaisdell Myr Ray Brenson Robert Burns H AD Butterfield Davison J J Lahey James Lyons McCinton Morris Ming Reapevomw Retheen Wlinkhatm Mer Wiliom Smith W T Kibbee C TH Reaves and others, with two dollars from each speaker and additional contributions from Mrs Butter field and Mr Daniels noted with thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Brenson
Robert Burns
H. AD. Butterfield
Davison
J. J. Lahey
James Lyons
Me McCinton
Mr. Morris
Ming
Retheen & Wlinkhatmprov
Mer
Wiliom Smith
W. TR. Kibbee
AtenGeid
C. TH. Reaves
Mitchell Couple Celebrates Forty Four Years of Marriage
Mr. and Mrs. H. Green marked forty four years of married life at their home 213 Second Ave West. Family and neighbors gathered for a dinner as the couple, who moved from Minnesota in 1870s, were praised as long time Mitchell residents and early settlers helping establish local social and political life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atis
Grene
Mr. Green
Ich
Wisennes
de Cree
New York
Issueis
Green Bay
Wis
Retiieven
Mitchavikeos Rey
Nochiester
Minn
Mace Poly
Minnesota
Stu
Born Tlombe County
Foe
Mitenaf
Green
Mir Green
Yankton
Thomas
Jim Vives
I. J. Lover
Polock
Weads
Quinn
Shnisband
Connie
Plotner
Noles
Ehetiff Berry
Viesaniria
Minneapoli
Plotuer
Letcher Items Highlight Local Visits and Travels
Letcher notes show Woonsocket visitors over Sunday including Misssipton Pierce and Miss Ida Isdoland. Leonard Vorisey left for North Dakota while Miss Kernice Weldner moved in with Dr and Mrs Weldner. Various residents traveled to Iowa and Nebraska for family matters and extended visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Demuth
Iiipatrick
Mitchell
Lowell Clerk
Iowa
Mins
Chas.Clark
Joe Bennett
Will Scott
Artesian
Myron
Corliss
Wil Scott
J. Gorliss
John Greer
Letcher
Hinckley seeks higher maintenance for heir in court
In New York City Justice Davis heard Mrs. Mary Beach Hinckley argue for raising her son Arthur Whinekleys maintenance from 8000 to 15000 annually. She asserts the estate exceeds 22 million, while Arthur claims need for tutors, servants, and living costs as the case awaits decision next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Morrow
Yerett
Wash
Ray Dalotheer
Miss Bras
New York
Pnapendino
Justice Tavis
Supreme Court
Mary Beach Hinckley
J. Nether Hinckley
Central Vist Company
Hinckles
Trust Comepany
Davis
Arthur Whinekley
Josephine Wood
Mary
Tlinckley
Sumborn
Woonsocket
Luther Platner
Wate Quinnie
Smith
Jones
Shuy Walls
Momery
Myre
Qurinn
Get Rich Quicks Made a Big Hit at the Gale Theatre
The Gale theatre drew a large Friday audience for Get Rich Quicks Welline fond a lively portrayal of Wallingford and Daw. Jodi Webster and J. Vorestere delivered spirited performances as grafters with investors. The play featured witty dialogue and comic scenes as scheme and eventual factory outcomes unfold. Next up is Madame Snerry on December 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale Theatre
Wallingford
Uiackie
Daw
Jodi Webster
Wan
J. Vorestere
Moth
Carpet Tack Company
Tphunt
Dan
Madame Snerry
Funeral services for Mrs Schnerder Schneider Held at Holy Family
Saturday services for Mrs Nicholas Schneider were conducted at Holy Family Catholic Church with Father Hart officiating due to Father O Flaherty’s illness. The procession from seven miles west included many community friends and city attendees. Floral tributes surrounded the casket and pallbearers listed include Joseph Schlimgen Joseph Koch Tahyn Vancorhnweh Dot Canta Vas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Family Catholic
Nicholas Sehneider
Father O'Flaherty
Father Hart
Joseph Schlimgen
Joseph Koch
Tahyn Vancorhnweh
Three Die In Christmas Dynamite Blasts
Two separate incidents detonated Christmas dynamite causing three deaths. Authorities reported premature explosions at different sites, with investigators tracing source materials and blast patterns. Victims and exact locations unnamed in initial reports.
Consistory Planned by Pope Pius for Spring
Rome announces Pope Pius plans a spring consistory to create several new cardinals. The move could shift control of the sacred college away from the Julian faction, who hold a slim majority. Four cardinals are expected, with three possibly foreigners, surprising clerical circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Pius
Vatican
Christmas Tree Murder in Brooklyn Foreman Killed by Father-in-Law
In Brooklyn a widow Catherine Schleger plans to marry foreman John Gadle. His future stepchildren witness a violent family tragedy as Catherine's father Joseph Prosgrop kills Gadle with a knife during a Christmas tree scene. Prosgrop is jailed as police arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Giraders
Smith
New York City
Catherine Jelieger
Peooklyn
John Gadle
Joseph Prosgrop
Gadte
Thirteenth Street
Brooklyn
Mrs. Schleger
Gaadle
Proserop
Gadle
Presgrop
Henry
Sehieger
Cadle
Valle
Baer
Gadleis
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Sovine
Eve
Hellanel
Mise Jones
Ifiyk
Ik Pisukimton Ify
Miss Greausion
Miss Maguire
Duluth
Miss Gurtise
Giark
Miss Mallory
Sioux Falls
Miss Hardy
Paradise
D. Wits
Mu Wyckshire
BPEAU
Will Seoty
Mr. Baxter
A, Parridey Blunbinn
Dich
Wee Emmy
Ewe
Gaye
Er Ginee
Union
Vvheatere
Domifolie
Va Solinley
Ponti
Mittchie
Taylor-Joy Wedding
Warduarl Taylor
Isse L. Joy
Teal Tain Rising
Necetetts
Frias Y Snornine
Rogers
Hastiian
Milwaukee
Platte
East Second Avenue
Mastmnan
Cclnples
Milwaukee Railway Company
Eastman
Schoool Supply Go
Nihil Poueeman Lilas CO
Colt Data
NLU
Ruth Priest
C. W. Leakly
Celebira
Tion
Sitom
Canna
ONG
Felestien
Charles Wit
Rinehart
Waorikinen
Dinines
Deila M Stair
Mastery Star Chapter
Leonia Civ
Mitehel Patterson
Alargiureat Jones
Cook
Shelby
Winisdel
Mind
Branere Leavitt
Profs
Martin
Roxyroad
McClinton
Art Club
Panet
J. de Winsor
Inet Tronic
Fourth Avenue West
Vie
Kittilien
Hore
Alice Conner
Conney
Miss Conner
Oki
Ste
Cree Plotner Quinn
Icdeceh Pones
Merrie
Ili
Kuneratl Services
Schnetder
Pks
Valians
Pemper
Cagle
Muncey Night Hen
Gable
Santa Claus
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