Weyauwega Chronicle - Weyauwega, Wisconsin - January 13, 1902

Mrs. C.I. Baird is visiting in Manawa.

Mr. Pearl Caldwell is very sick at the home of his father.

Weyauwega Chronicle - Weyauwega, Wisconsin - January 15, 1902

The infant child of Gus. Luther was christened at the Lutheran church Sunday, and the event was duly celebrated at the home of parents in the afternoon and evening.

Weyauwega Chronicle - Weyauwega, Wisconsin - January 29, 1902

A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Aug. Domke Jan. 18.

Mrs. S.H. Smith is reported on the sick list this morning.

Charlie Buss, a son of Wm. Buss, quite ill with lung fever.

Mrs. Elizabeth Richie celebrated her eighty-first birthday last week.

Mrs. Aug. Hasse of Lind has been quite ill with pneumonia during the past week.

Charlie son, of W.F. Whitney, has been ill with appendicitis during the past week.

Geo. Haire has been confined to the house by illness several days during the week.

Born on Thursday Jan. 23 a son and heir to Mr. and Mrs. Reinhart Schroeder of the town of Mukwa.

Weyauwega Chronicle - Weyauwega, Wisconsin - February 26, 1902

Eb. Mead sold 160 acres of his farm last week to George Marchant for $10,000. He will start for the western part of Montana in March with his family, where he has decided to locate.

Weyauwega Chronicle - Weyauwega, Wisconsin - March 5, 1902

Rev. E.C. Henke will preach at the Presbyterian church at Fremont Sunday afternoon at 2:30 p.m.

Fremont - March 4th.

Mrs. Gibson of Lind spent a portion of the last week with her daughter, Miss Alma Gibson.

School closes this week for the spring vacation, and from the fact that there are so many coming down with the measles.

There will be a surprise party on Herman Mach at his home this Tuesday evening to celebrate the anniversary of his birth.

Henry Lueke, residing near the depot, was taken violently insane last week and Drs. Jones and Greiner have decided to remove him to the hospital.

Weyauwega Chronicle - Weyauwega, Wisconsin - March 19, 1902

The members of the confirmation class of the Lutheran church will have their final examination at the church Friday forenoon of this week. Next Sunday, beginning at 10 o'clock, the confirmation will take place. The class is composed of twenty-two this year as follows: Edith Hennig, Elsie Wruck, Mathila Stuebs, Bertha Klein, Anna Marquardt, Lizzie Fandry, Anna Ziemer, Lena Ziemer, Mary Donning, Bertha Butt, Minnie Brasch, Martha Klug, Rosa Pirk, Margaret Worbs, Dora Bluhm, Ernstina Niemuth, Herman Anklam, Albert Pagel, George Beckman, Willie Follendorf, Louis Glocke and Richard Doede.

Weyauwega Chronicle - Weyauwega, Wisconsin - May 14, 1902

IT SNOWED MAY 10TH
Saturday morning the good people of Weyauwega beheld a covering of four inches of snow on the ground. Friday evening it began to rain, but the weather was cold and it turned into snow and continued snowing until about 7 o"clock Saturday morning. The weather continued cold and damp, though just above the freezing point, all day, and some of the snow remained with us until Sunday afternoon. Shoveling snow off the sidewalks, and snow-balling, on the 10th of May was a novelty.

It is not believed that fruit and vegetables suffered as no frost occurred. Thursday night the temperature fell below the freezing point, but no particular damage was done.

Weyauwega Chronicle - Weyauwega, Wisconsin - May 21, 1902

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bauers of Baldwin Mills celebrated their golden wedding, Saturday, a large number of friends being present to offer their congratulations.

Weekly Chronicle - Elyria, Ohio - August 30, 1902

 A Fatal Wreck  -Waupaca, Wis., Aug. 2S.—By the wreck of a freight train in "the railroad yards here Wednesday a man; Supposed to be William O'Connell, of Utica, N, Y., was killed, and James probably fatally wounded.

Weyauwega Chronicle - Weyauwega, Wisconsin
October 29, 1902

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