Local Herald Notes and Visits Around Redgranite
Local brief mentions include residents and visitors such as Herman Grimm, Archer Jennings, H Gies, Hick Porter, Carl Stork, Mrs. I. Ryan, Mrs. B. E. Bauman, and others stopping in Redgranite or nearby towns. Easter services, medical visits, business transacts, theatre ads, and upcoming events fill the scene alongside travel to Fond du Lac and England plans. A Wisconsin Granite Co manager and Odd Fellows Hall work anchor local commerce and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Grimm
Archer Jennings
Wautoma
H Gies
Winneconne
Hick Porter
Plainfield
Carl Stork
Wm. Roberts
Wales
I. Ryan
Neshkoro
B. E. Bauman
Hugh Jones
E.T. Ridgeway
Fond du Lac
Oscar Lichtenberg
Princeton
Daniel T Leisk
Wausharas
H.C Jenson
Waupaca
Trans
Seth Durfey
Redgranite News Highlights Local Social and Theatre
Local notices include guests Irene Hadcliffe Hazel Ropers and others at a family home. Business activity at the county seat. Horace Bown announces a postponed auction. A baby’s brief life, several entertainments at Eagle Theatre, and a Royal Italian Band dance are noted. Also reports on parish events, subscriptions, and a near-sinking auto incident near Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weshor
Redgranite
Manawe
Cal
Irene Hadcliffe
Hazel Ropers
Tha’ Hs
Death of Dolph Lillicrapp and family mourns
Obituary notes Dolph Lillicrapp aged 28 years on March 80th 1882. He married Mabel Taplin who survives him. He left a son and a daughter both died earlier. Surviving siblings and relatives listed. He worked as a carpenter then ran a soft drink business in Wautoma before moving to Redgranite to run a saloon. Funeral conducted by Rev Philo Hitchcock with the I O E of which he was a member in attendance. Burial at Wautoma cemetery beside deceased children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel
Taplin
Mary Gable
Tustin
Grace Gable
Edith Kolar
Chicago
Edna Briggs
Carbondale
Edward Lillicrapp
Berlin
Richard Lillicrapp
Omre
Wautoma
Redtramte
Dolph
Philo Hitchcock
Order of Eagles
J.gable
Andrew Goggins
Omro
W. A. Bugh
Hick Porter
Plainfield
Lot Maitland
Hyda
Here Is Your Opportunity Contemplated Newly Weds
Applications for marriage licenses may be secured of Justice of the Peace Daniel T. Leisk at the Red granite State Bank. As a special inducement Judge Leisk will not only donate his services but will also start a savings account of $1.00 for the first couple who may come before him to be made one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Daniel T. Leisk
Red Granite Stote Bank
Leisk
Art Exhibit Arrives for Bijou Showing on April 26
Two hundred pictures for an art exhibit have arrived. The Bijou will host the event Wednesday evening April 26 starting at 7 o clock with a pupil and local talent program at 830. A candy case and other goodies will be offered. Admission 10 and 25.
Dance at Eagle Theatre Opens Season with Gohlers Orchestra
A Monday evening dance at the Eagle Theatre drew near a hundred numbers sold. Admission was 25c for adults and 35c for reserved seats, with curtain at 8 90 sharp. The event featured Gohlers Orchestra of seven pieces under M W A Camp 10190 and catered by Alex Moir of the Western Hotel. An odd incident involved a warden who fell into the creek and fought off an unseen assailant, discovering two fine fish. The tale ends with a confidant keeping silent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley
Carley & McYearland
Horace Bown
Herald
Geo H. Duncan Saurday
D.S. Johnson
Ellen Hoxie
Jtessant
T. Wi. Finnerty
Warren
Sis Erkins
Sis Perkins
Eagle Theatre
Royal Italian Band
Orgytnational
Damons Colored Musical Comedy Co
Hagie
Jones the Jeweler
George Mc Kiley
O W. Keup
Mike Naigbar
Chas Fox
VanAirsdale
Eli Peterson
Baldwin Sears
F.A Terrl
R D. Brodie
J. W. Terr
Gohlers
Alex Moir
Western
Memorial note on Misa Tolcombe a Milwaukee educator
Mary Tolcombe 18 years in Milwaukee public schools is remembered for faithful service as assistant principal at Sheboygan Jalle and in Milwaukee. She taught Thursday classes, served 15 years as Tabernacle Baptist church missionary secretary, and died April 7 after pneumonia. Funeral services were held at Congregational church with a large community turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Milwaukee
Mias Tolcombe
Tabernacle Baptist Church of Milwaukee
Mary
Misa Alice
Henry C. Campbell
Miwaukee
Tabernacle Church
Ierves
Wouleld
Congregational Church
Philo Eitebecek
Gore
John Bannerman
Jira
David Horne
Lows Desir
Morris Thomas
W. Horne
Misa Rice
Evarto
Norton Hoegmbe
The Busiest Little Things Ever Made
An ad claims Dr King’s New Life Pills are sugar coated globules of health that turn weakness into strength and energy into mental power. It lists cures for constipation headache chills dyspepsia malaria and markets at 26e at Clawsons Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Clawson
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Scott
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Chipman
E. T. Ridgway
Wautoma Friends
Harley Jacklin
Peter Bartel Bertin
E F. Eileen
Redy
Anceirs
Leish
Mia
Florence Sexton
Oshkosh
Kath McKay
Walter Lennop
Miss Hollower
Our City
England
Joseph Borzick
Harrisvile
Rosick
Peter Borzick
E. Redford
John
Grant Rapids
Jonn Ryan
Neshaoro
Wau- Shara Co
Odd Fellows Hall
Egbert and
McIntyre
Louis Lueck Sr
Louis Jr
Li We Leuck
Curtle
Selah Terrill
James T. Larson
H&s. Berray
Central Hotel
Darling
J. J. Sloan
Wisconsin Granite Co
Perkins
Chas. B. Rogers
D. S. Johnson
Sinter
Mra. N. B. Ho Combs
Ets
Wall Paper
Calso
Clawson’s Pharmacy
Redgranite State Bank
Old Country
Notary Public Savings Department
J. M. Koeser
Wm. Bannerman
H. Dehde
D. T. Leisk
Clark
MR. Lioy
Lohrville
the Herald
Jones
Campohner
Andy
Waushara
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