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Newspaper
Ogema Record
Location
Ogema, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1925
Page
7
Local notes report travel to Chicago and Denver, visits with relatives, card party planned at I O O F Hall on March 28 with prizes and lunch. Births, funerals, and hospital visits noted. various residents travel for business and family events. sale and livestock ads appear among community notices.
Fred Leonard remains confined to bed with grip for most of the week and shows no improvement. Mrs. Grant Van Dusen travels from Tripoli to assist Mrs. Morner during her illness as Dorothy and Stanley Morner join others on the sick list. The W W G Girls plan a Baptist church meeting on April 2 with a program on the Religion of the American Indians. Art Lindmark visits from Mellen, staying with his parents and A L Gimm, noting local competitive spirit.
Monday of last week saw Louis Johnson return to a valley in Catawba while Ruth Olson traveled to Phil lips for new employment. Nels Ahlstrom left Spirit work to return home Thursday. Lillian Peterson, after weeks with Prentice, came home Thursday. Mr and Mrs Johnsons visited Nels M Nelson Sunday afternoon. Oscar Kranz, employed in Gheden, spent Monday at home. The Misses Emma and Anns also noted in this brief.
Johnson visited Gust Evans A sumber of Heebstt people mo tored down to Prentice for a Young People's Literary meeting at C. B. Granstrom home. A fine time was reported. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Bursall visited John Peterson home Sunday afternoon. Ed Holmquist was a business caller in Prentice Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Spear visited F. Johnson home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Bruckbauer and family visited H. Schiessi home Sunday. Mrs. Henry Schiessi was a caller in Prentice Tuesday.
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