News Notes From Neighboring Places Me
Me Hengen visits his daughter Mrs Nothuhim at Dodeanith. Mrs Harland of Duplainville spent Tuesday with her mother. Habn-Mrs Slade hosted friends Friday. Mrs Woodheust spoke last week with relatives in Waukesha. Miss Pearl Glaneh formed Young Men's club and A.S. club at her home Thursday. Arsbahen spent Wednesday in Milwaukee. Wilson of Waukesha visited relatives. Treue Smith of Milwaukee guest of Dorothy Jovabson. J Ilaka spent Tuesday in Madison. Misses ardhiga were in Ainwiser Friday. Mr and Mrs Lows Hoett visited Hoett’s parents. Saturday Saim Snean of Madison visited. Captain ArbusQ went to Milwaukee. Several attended the funeral of AWSs Jehule Jonking. Miss Young of Powaukee visiting relatives. Mrs Udsaenping of Milwaukee spent weekend here. Baker of Wrovatosa visiting. Mrs Kilker entertained from Milwaukee. Miss Margarite Morris confined to home. Miss Frieda 4astraw in Wiel. Max entertained his friends. Many attended the horse races on Lake Nagawleka. Miss Peterson of Milwaukee spent weekend here. A child born last week to Sergeant and Mrs Gibson at the mother’s home. Mrs Kllckor entertained Milwaukee relatives. Mandie Hain spent weekend in Milwaukee. Tom Peterson visited Stone Bank. Mrs Hansen of Milwaukee spent week here. Mrs Mughes in Waukesha. Miss Johnson returned to school at Waukesha. The ware Hage of igs Kathryn Regwly of Madison and George Schinder of Ashland to be married March 1. Miss Regula is daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Rela who formerly lived here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me. Hengen
Nothuhim
Dodeanith
Harland
Duplainville
Mew
Slade
Talneik
Woodheust
Eveni Arsbahen
Milwaukee
Wilson
Wawkesha
Treue Smith
Dorothy Jovabson
J. Ilaka
Madixon
Ardhiga
Ainwiser
Wyiday
Lows Hoett
Bonnly
Waukesha
Nothohmya
Baker
Wrorwatosa
Arubyron
Kilie
Nilyenukee
Eivahell
Ryening
Rex
acDonall
Margarite Morris
Alnes
Frieda 4Astraw
Lydia Jaenboa Kestia
Max
Mies Lanvey
Lake Nagawleka
Aliss Oi
He Peterson
Narcus
Lust
Sergeant
Misa Martha Wing
Tohi Peterson
Stone Bank
Alis G. Hanson
Mughes
Misa
Johnson
Ware Hage
Igs
Kathryn Regwly
Madison
George Schinder
Ashland
Miss Regula
Frank Reila
Jotin F Powter Dead Buried in Minnesota
John Frederick Patler died at his daughter Mrs W A Murphy Genesee village on Sunday March 5 at age 60. Burial followed in Falls Minn as the body accompanied to the Falls Monday. Survived by four sons and two daughters. Mrs Thomas returned home after ten days in Milwaukee hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genesee Depot
John Frederick Patler
Mrz
W. A. Murphy
Genesee Vilelage
Murphy
Falls Minn
Thomas
Milwaukee Hospital
Social notes and minor travels in Milwaukee area
Mrs. Samuel Nelson and Mrs. Harriet Sederhorn visit stek Hst. Mr and Mrs Leo G Smith of Mukwounga guest of Miss Mintel. Mr and Mrs Sul Engle visit relatives in Milwaukee. St Davids meeting in Milwaukee marks attendance as Edward Jarma is mentioned. John A Soues notes an enjoyable time on the Western count, with a long absence and planned return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Nelson
Harriet Sederhorn
Stek
An Mra
Leo G. Smith
Mukwounga
Mintel
Sul' Engle
Milwaukee
Uuis
St. Davids
Edward Jarma
Eken Genuanely
John A. Soues
Social Notes From Local Gatherings
Pits MEWON MERTON Emers Norlan and a Milwaukee friend visited Gee fod of Ianare ets hosted by Mr and Mrs A F Neoxton and others. A new daughter welcomed by Mr and Mrs Albred Lowe. An old-times party held at Public hall with invited guests. Miss Margaret Laew visited cousin Vettes Smith. Mrs Willian Kante hosted luncheon guests. Ladies Aid Society of Methodist church met with Mrs B A Graven. Mrs Weber hosted an old fashioned quilting. Geraldine Spewart held a banca party Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merton
Emers Norlan
Milwaukee
Gee Fod
A.F. Neoxton
Albred Lowe
Margaret Laew
Vettes Smith
Willian Kante
Hose Bresent
Fhe Maes
C. V. Jing
Putnam
G. Schartz
C. H. Golden
Cora Schnuder
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Methodist Church
B.A. Graven
al. Weber
Nere
Geraldine Spewart
Mhe
TANSAC Heka Meeting With Minnibala This Saturday
TANSAC Heka met with Minnibala on Saturday. The next meeting will be held with Naltowa and Red Wing Aina and Grace Splecter on Saturday April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heka
Minnibala
Naltowa
Red Wing
Aina
Grace Splecter
Dirk to Run for Town Chairman in Spring Election
John Dirk plans a bid for town chairman in the coming spring election. He expects substantial support from women voters and aims to secure broad local backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
John Dirk
Charles
Funeral of By Coote Held Sunday Afternoon
An obituary notes the funeral of By Coote was held Sunday afternoon. The report also mentions illness, family details, and local social events including a St. Patrick's party at the Harvey Hoffman home scheduled for March 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owers
Brown Homestead
By Coote
Goole
Harvey Celley
American Legion
Milwaukee
Bartlett
St. Patrick’s
Mra
Harvey Hoffman
Directors elect Rose to take MMe plate at Sadat Li bank
At the Sadat Li bank meeting on Monday the directors elected Rose to take a new plate. Mr Guthrie remains president since the bank organized and under Ms management has shown steady growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadat
C. . Rose
Mme Plate
Guthrie
Eincs
Mms
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Jotin F Powter
Minnesota
Vmriday
Marcel
YM. Coa
Webb's
Hub Clolliers
Trakel
SOC
Mewon
Tansac
Bessie Roberts
Laurel St
Amd
Callend
Duy Anching Wit
George
Woodman Hall
Putney Block
Lally
Chas, Stutz
Red Hoppe
Wm, Smith
Committee
Supt
G. B. Rhoads
Above
State Industrial School Orchestra
Nellie Kedzie Jones
A. J. Glover
Fort Atkinson
John Kelley
New York City
State Industrial Schoolboys
Anthony Olinger
Lillian Newbecker
Phil A. Gray
Milwaukes Ghambear
Commerse
Industrial School
M. Johnson
Mary Ann
Carroll
Milwaukee City Car
Broadway
Clinton St
Tralne
Intermed
Jy SB
Watertown
Pharatens A
Wattesa
Ocongmayora
Otor Bus Servior
Ahd-Neve
Swift, Safe
Tomy
Plankint
Ry & L. Co
AL MA
Mo GR. & L
Intersithan
Milwaukee Electric Railway & Light Co
Wysart
Universal Food Coverer
Universil Food Chopper
EDAR
Senor
Banitary Uegt
Valles
Poe
Innes Obe
Fea
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