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Newspaper
Redgranite Herald
Location
Redgranite, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1918
Page
5
Dr. Greenberg the optometrist and optician will be in Redgranite again on October 24 1918 with office hours 8 am to 1 pm until regular train service resumes. The item also notes various local notices and ads including help wanted and sale offers.
New members listed include Bert Wade Mrs. Mary Mcintyre and Mrs. Wm Bannerman as the Red Cross reports Labor Day receipts from multiple sources. Proceeds from stands and dances, a flag fund, ambulance prize, and float events total 478.71 dollars, with donations from Roy Davenport and Mrs Venanzio among others. The Labor Day Committee is thanked for their support in raising funds for Red Cross work.
Death on July 15 1918 in France claims John Dewhurst who enlisted December 28 1917 to defend the Constitution and freedom. Lodge records drape charter for 20 days and copy resolutions to family. officers Mitchell Randolph and Geo Christie sign.
A brief political appeal thanks supporters for ritual backing of the candidate E. 8. Barnard running in the primaries on Tuesday September 3, 1818 for Register of Deeds.
F. W. Ploetz of Coloma Wisconsin expresses gratitude to Vaugharn County residents for their splendid support at the primaries. The message serves as a brief political thank you note from the candidate.
The guidance recommends Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for children one year or older, to be used at the first sign of abnormal stools, followed by castor oil. It emphasizes keeping the remedy on hand and giving it promptly.
Burr Oak Valley residents stayed up late for a Labor Day event. Most local families attended in Redgranite with visitors from Pine River. W Delington and son Horace called from Pine River Saturday. Mrs Ward Rogers and children and Maude Caswell returned to Beaver Dam Wednesday. Zada Moon and daughter visited Pine River Saturday evening. Aida Moon helped Mrs Van Arsdale in Gaxville Tuesday. Jack Terrill and family were locals' Sunday visitors.
Pine River notes last week’s Labor Day celebration in Redgranite with several locals attending. G Frisbie conducts business in Chicago. Miss Ethel Danielson of Saxeville visited with her sister Olga Danielson. Mr Nauman and family from Bloom visited Tuesday. Kimball, a Wild Rose visitor, stopped Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Hesse of Baraboo are visiting Mrs Hesse’s sister, Mrs Sovene.
Soren Jersen was a Tustin visitor Saturday. Mrs. Pickett and daughter Marian were Wild Rose visitors Tuesday. Lucille Prishie spent Tuesday with friends near Wild Rose. C Holme and wife and Miss Roe of Milwaukee were guests at H M Kimball's before part of the week. Mrs. J. W. May and son Donald departed for Marinette Tuesday after visiting here with her mother, Mrs S. J. Pickett. Mesdames C A and Wm Kimball were Wautoma visitors Saturday. Mary Heaney and Sterling Sorenson departed Monday for Berlin to attend high school. Mrs. Chris Olson is visiting relatives near Bushville, Anna Forbes departed Saturday for Oshkosh. E. Hutton and Wm Kimball transacted business in Milwaukee last week.
Slick Street Ira Joslin wife and daughter Esther spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Joslin and family. Ernest Rick spent Sunday near Berlin. John Roberts entertained company from Oshkosh last week. Cecil Cockerille helped Ernest Rick with haying last week. Hugo Extrand and Greta with Mrs Gilbert Joslin visited near Spring Lake. Frank Edgar moved his family to Redgranite Saturday. Jay Berray attended a show in Redgranite. John Berray visited Clyde Masiers Friday. Mane Booth called on her jaunt Mrs Guy Bonnell Monday.
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