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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1925
Page
4
Fragmented notices describe neighbors dining together on Friday evening and a program described as very able. A sale of sream netted over $30.00. Various names appear with families visiting relatives in cities like Milwaukee and Chicago, with guests at several homes and weekend gatherings across multiple towns.
Local social column lists visits and absences across Waukesha Mounday with residents of Makwonage, Vernon, Milwaukee and Chicago. Readers note hospitalizations, operable recoveries, summer visits in Ireland, and a library event in Seattle. Engagements include Messrs. and Misses Jackson, Abel family, and a postponed July move in Milwaukee.
Guthrie church convention notes use of space by J Essex Montgomery Muslingut of Ohio. Evening addresses planned at the United Kan church. Mrs Taylor and Kee bought John Miller farm and moved last week. George Salter aids his sister from DePére. Ally spending two weeks with Mrs Ervin Peck. Girls League to meet with Mbdred and Madelind Wie Ami Wednesday. Mrs John Baird hosts Ald society after July 1. Ladies Mission Society to meet with Mrs C J Tuesday at Sussex. Mrs Haroll Maltexna visited John Envie home Saturday. Grace Delty and Grace Kieht graduated from West Atlig High June 19. Mr and Mrs George Rynard and family from Indianapolis moved into Jehh MacKenzie tenant.
North Prairie Wisconsin residents report a flurry of visits and social outings. Mr and Mrs H Weat motored to Madison on Wednesday. Rev W S Carr from Watertown visited Harvey. The Shermans and Swan family enjoyed Lake Geneva outings and Milwaukee visits. Grandmother Dabto spent Sunday with relatives in Mukwanago. The North Prairie Coronet Band announced a free open-air concert at the village hall grounds on Wednesday evening July 1. Christie Sherman and wife of Milwaukee visited his parents.
The Pilgrim M E Sunday school picnic shifted to the church grounds due to unsettled weather. New Batlerites attended a Bible story telling contest, while Lucile Knapp wed Herbert Finz at the Knapp home with Rev. Anne Flager Fanltz officiating.
Mire Dehafteld与 Lent Movrid mit Grant and daughter Marguerite are mentioned amid social rounds. Visitors Miss Vivian Stuart from Wankesha, Miss Ada Driclos of Watertown, and Mrs. Whitney of Chicago are noted. A Presbyterian church Juniors’ society hosted a miscellaneous supper. a public bridge party is planned by the American Legion at St. Jolio’s Military Academy. Various visits include Miss Lenixe Aldne of Milwaukee and Mrs. Winifred Berkhultz with son Pant to Waukesha, plus gatherings by the Women’s Auxiliary and local clubs.
The community gathered for multiple weddings and engagements. Miss Rapin Van Denn en-ir and Mark McNulty wed at St Kerame's church in Ocooamiawee, with plans to reside near Nagawieka lake. A Milwaukee bride, Henrietta Mile, married J Herman Beck after a ceremony officiated by Frenerick Snow, followed by a reception at the rectory and a honeymoon trip to San Cinive.
The funeral for William Tacner, who died early Saturday morning, was held from the home of his son Henry Turner. Burial followed at Prairie Cemetery. Tacner, 80, long served the community. Mrs. Yarner, sole survivor, and Raleigh Didley, long-time employee of the Ordley Dairy Co., left to work in Milwaukee. Hagkins attended a Marshfield funeral and visited relatives. No services were held for a daughter of Love Sheard at MLEB Church.
Farmers in Wainkeshat County will host demonstrations led by Prof. W a Rowlands from the Agricultural Engineering Department detailing use of the war explosive pyrotone to clean ditches and establish drainage. Shows planned across Genesee township Muskeg and Menemnee with timing and locations listed.
In Chicago the Levi Leiter estate dispute intensifies as Lady Marguerite Hyde and Joseph Leiter fight over $2400.09 to be divided among heirs. Legal maneuvers move toward a decision by Judge Sullivan who must determine how the large fortune will be allocated among the trust’s children and heirs.
A reader’s guide highlights Dixon's Westward Motions and a raft of western tales by Zane Grey Rex Beach and Mary Roberts Rinehart. It praises desert journeys through Death Valley and Mojave as well as frontier scenes, rider heroes and lone trails with suggested titles and authors.
A distorted excerpt discusses a diary by Burt about wranglers and their life, referencing Jadan and Marsha Summerhayes. It mentions new editions and a 5 book lineup including Silverado Squatters and works by Louis Stevenson. The piece notes George Wharton James New Mexico explorations and a broad mix of books for readers.
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