News Notes From Neighboring Places
John Smeaton of Alaska spent weekend at the home of Mr. Mits F C Kilpatrick. Miss Martha Smith and Edith Kilpatrick visited, with others, near Milwaukee. Mr. and Mrs. Olney of Denver are visitors. E B Vanderpool of West and Mrs. Kilpatrick of Milwaukee stayed with their father A W Vanderpool who is ill. Clara May Blutt held a sixteenth birthday party with forty-five guests. Victor Thompson and Nora Wye nyne wed at New Berlin Catholic church and travel to Chicago for their honeymoon. Various locals visited, hosted guests, or traveled to Burlington and Chicago, with church and community events noted. A big community gathering planned Oct 15 will feature canning, crafts, farm products, children's exhibits, a tea and program. Rev Gower preached at the Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smeaton
Alaska
Mits
F. C. Kilpatrick
Mart Smith
Edith Kilpatrick
Ea Medora
Rosskelley
James Morn
William Fletcher
Andrew
Col
Chas
Eilomerom
Indianapolis
G.art
E. B. Vanderpool
West
J. A. Kilpatrick
Mil
A. W. Ivnderpool
Clara May Blutt
Evenlik
Andres
William Saint Ste Sperding
Lake Beulah
Afras Howard Winton
Milwaukee
Rose Edman Aldrich
Bellaire
Mich
Winton
Orville Evans
West ‘Allis
A. J. Jamsop
Springdale
Stephan West
John Scott
Raymond
T.A
Jonney
Gleson
Mil Sec
Victor Thompson
North Cape
Nora Wye ¥Yne
New Berlin
Frank Vyevyan
Chicago
Noy
George Clark
Bownd
Raton New Mexico
Miss EE
Big Bond
Glark
Roy Jackson
Leey
Prospect
Fnér
Wigh Selags Haikdis
Amleeenieg
Glen
Seling
Mr. Gower
Ralph
Delafield Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors and Games
Delafield residents and nearby communities saw a busy week with visits from Port Atkinson Watertown and Milwaukee. Families hosted relatives attended football and church events and a Milwaukee trip featured senior socializing. The week included billiards and a Hartland baseball game and the Woman's Auxiliary meeting at Bethesda with several local families noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amd
M. Schmidt
Miss Daviss
Dowell
Pawankee
Byrne Jacobson
Lyman Tells
Marquette-Carroll
Milwaukee
Frank Pfieffer
Airs. Sterns
Donsman
Violet
Wedninley
Werthesda Tober
Bmcnulty
Mayfield
Olga Peterson
Wankesh
Graham Garner
Milo
EB. R. Fhontas
Levi Morris
Marguerite
Jack Peterson
Frank J Weber
Cheam Leo “Smeck
Hartland
Sunda
Asen
Delafield
Mie
Prank Slade
Archie Kane
Charles Bowman
James Kew
Rea
Bramer
North Lake
Fyorney
Monta
of Gat the Theological Seminary
Nashotah Mission
Willian Kells
William Jones
David North Prairie
Baby girl arrival hoorayed by Mr and Mrs Big Rend
Mrs Biddle, formerly Margaret Claflin daughter of Hawley Claflin of Muskega, welcomed a baby girl born Saturday October 3. Edith Barglett hosted relatives from Chicago with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Barglett at Sunday morning gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mya
Community Gathering Planned in Maskegsa for Friday
On Friday October 7 a program will be held in the new town hall at Maskegsa City. The event includes a cake and coffee, with Mr and Mrs Walter Fivnsen and other locals expected to attend as visitors at Racine. Weather delays activities as rain makes fields muddy and hampers harvest work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Glaflht
Vanlewaller
Orville Earson
Magle
Afra
Markham
Charles
Wauwatosa Ladies Attend Devhants Entertaining Week
Local community notes recount gatherings at the Devhants with Miss Helen Smy and Mrs. Adolph Whizen of Waukesha, multiple Milwaukee and Jefferson guests, along with visits to St Martins Wharf and a Pink tea for harbor queen Gwentine. A child’s birthday supper is listed and relatives travel from New York for two weeks.
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Promming
Wauwatosa Avenue
Larkin
Helen
Ida Smy
Adolph. Whizenried
Waukesha
Ivhiner
J. Holztumer
Fee
Milwaukee
New Coal Storage Enterprise Launched
A new coal storage business was launched on St Paul avenue by W Thompson of Misery and partners G W Thompson and G B Finley. The firm will handle storage and related operations, has acquired a yard near the depot, and plans improvements including a compress line. It also takes over interests of the Wisconsin Bridge company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anmon
Wo Thompson
Misery
Wikeshi
Vt Supply Company
Nali
Winconsin Bridge Company
States to oppose federal control of public utilities convened
Madison demands nationwide pushback as federal rate discipline faces state commissions. National Association urges full representation at oct convention in Atlanta. Leaders Carl Jachaou James EH and Herbert Dover expected to address utilities policy. Lewis Gettle to speak on Wisconsin rate committee plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
National Association of Hallway and Utilities
Secreary
Harling
Herbert Dover
Lewis TH Gettle
Wisconsin Carvassimn
State Must be Kept Dry, Says R, Hutton
A damaged, partly garbled report discusses prohibition sentiment, state action, and a call for clean-up in Wisconsin. It mentions Congregational church convening, state superintendent Mitton, and debates over jury and law enforcement, urging community vigilance against illegal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R, Hutton
Wisconsin
Congregational Churches
Mitton
Guimet
Ute
Tragic drama of man who says he has forgotten
A tangled crime report recounts Dennis Musson and others in a fatal fall near Branfield. The victim, a ranch figure, dies after a disputed incident with a car crash and a head wound. Authorities name suspects, including a man linked to a murder plot, with investigations ongoing.
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Uranfield Caine
Icles Ag
JesmHe Fedsmillon
Ax Hall Fe
Elavere
Ois
Hasehay
Avnanite
Hietar
Searel
Dennis Musseli
Doc Terasnfield
Abudal
Inquest Links Body to Russell, Suspect Recants amnesia
An inquest muddled between suspects and sightings concluded the body was Russell. Witnesses claimed Grey saw a murder night scene and a car assault, while Russell’s clothes and letters surfaced. A reward of 2000 dollars circulated as officers pressed for leads. a Calgary man, unable to recall details, faced possible trial but hinted at deeper guilt.
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Sony
Brumfield
Rusecoll
Grey
Heuifield
Russell
Covaney
Iuimilelt
Calgary
Alberta
Canada
Wildes
Jane
Norman Whitney
Roseburg
Waukesha Tourists Enjoy 3 Weeks Trip
Waukesha travelers recount a three week journey through Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin sites. Mr and Mrs Job Thay Jia of Wisconsin Veneton recall long drives in a Buick touring route via Oshkosh and Stevens Point camping two weeks in Line County. They describe road conditions and a lone deer sighting during the expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsus
Job
Mr. Hardy
Warrkusha
Vaydy
Lee Oshkosh
Storfees Point
Linecoli
Hardy
Pne
Acasan Ajiens
Tel
Crete
Velry Party Quoted Remark Appears Incomplete
An incomplete quote reads son but that I could velry party. The fragment lacks context or identifiable subjects, making it unclear who spoke or what event is described.
Moonshine trio fined after federal liquor bust
Moonshine suspects Hurry toot, 20, WiMam Wand schneider, 19, Rudolph Marks, 20 all of Menomonen Malls were arrested by federal agents on a Saturday evening and charged with possessing a pint bottle of liquor found in their car. The defendants denied knowledge of the bottle and argued it was placed by another party. Costs of 100 and court fees were imposed against the trio and the case adjourned to the next court date.
Lawrence School Festival Triumphs in Big Show
Lawrence School festival success hailed as a grand event with leading exhibitors, student performances by Mins, Roland Seybold, and Mig Carroll, and support from Mrs. Te community chair. Volunteers and teachers credited for organizing livestock exhibits, funding, and trophies valued at $35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hool
Emus
Iiven
Schoo
Nei Ar
Tareey Aplin
Ane Te Community Chi
Wits
Sildies
See
Itary
T. M. Armatrong
J.B. Thoma
Siac
Re Rhoads
Cooley
Believe Wrong Man Punished For Murder
Odd report notes a belief that a murder was wrongly punished. A county fiddlers’ contest and prizes for business men are announced at Waunesta County theater with many details about performances, contestants, and local attendees. The narrative weaves through names, places, and events, including Lenberg Wisconsin and a trial reference involving Johnsin and Johnson, with sensational legal language.
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Waunesta County Bhildiere
Cattogd Weil
Anwlitnrin Theater
Cowete Hiss
Diddler
Fiddler
Phony Owl
Heit Mack
Miele
Inyerashi
Phiyrer
Turkes
Hiddel
Olle
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Johnsin
Mra
Lewhemery J
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Stenal Leer
Tresas
Han Zeigler
Viebur Trumber Company
Tad
Wisconsin Phaympeal Co
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Warkestiay
Phese
Willar Weber
Walsh
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Chautauqua
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