Cranmoor Cranberry Camp Party Returns Home
Cranmoor residents recount a camping party to Clear Lake on Sunday. Harry and Harriet Whitnety were escorted home by their father after a trail end meet with Fitch family guests and Miss May Crosby. Miss Crosby formed many friendships during her stay. Cranberry picking begins next week as berries stay small and green. Dorothy Fitch and friends joined a party at Ne Koosa Thursday. Marian McDonald and Nellie Silverthorn visit from Wausaw to see Dorothy Fitch. Edward Kroger sold a span of horses to C. J. Lester after a Berlin trip. Mrs. James Gaynor travels to Rochester Minnesota for a short visit with the alt home family. Robt. Skeel visits his ill father by telephone summons. Myra Krager returns from Babcock. Harry and Harriet Whitnetey spend time at the Fitch home. Roy Lester heads Nekaoan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lekeee
Harry
Harriet Whintlesey
Trail End
Fitch
May Crosby
Usay
Lester
Muscoda
Madison
Miss Crosby
Dorothy Fitch
Babcock
Nekoosa
Marian McDonald
Nellie Silverthorn
Wawsaw
Robt. Skeel
Myra Krager
Editor S A Brown recovers with Electric Ditt ers tonic
Bennettaville South Carolina editor S A Brown recounts his wife recovering from long standing dyspepsia and stomach distress after using four bottles of Electric Ditt ers tonic. He praises its tonic and laxative effects for digestion and liver troubles, available only at Johnson Hill Co. and John Daly's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Brown
Bennettaville
S.C
Johnson & Hill Co
John & Daly's
SIGEL CHATTER NOTES CHANGES AND RUMORS OF WEDDINGS
In Sigel several weeks ago Stanie Nogalski trapped a woodchuck he fed it until it wandered off and later learned it died crossing a field. Rumors speak of upcoming weddings though details remain uncertain. Work on the Polish church progresses toward October completion. Farmers expect at least a modest potato crop, weather permitting. A. Havener plans a new house, Warner a new barn. Mrs. Whitaker’s illness improves with Dr Aking’s New Discovery, praised by her husband and granddaughter. Local stores offer free samples of the cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanie Nogalski
Stanie
Sadieville
S& P. Whittaker
Aking
Prink
Jonson & Hal Cows
Jona
Daly
Local Fair Attended as Rural Residents Attend
Aitirg residents and travelers from Merrill and Stevens Point gathered for a rural fair week. Purchases included 12 acres of land near J. J. Malici, with Mrs Dudie and Mrs W A John among attendees. Mrs Oliver Akey hosted guests while Chas Ball and Sueds of Moe attended, and the event drew a large, well pleased crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aitirg
Ian
Wadadshaw
Chas. Ball and Sueds
Moe
J. J. Malici
Stevens Point
Crowes
Owliny
Dudie
Alby
W. A
Herrick
N.V. Noel
Merrill
Oliver Akey
Vance
Joe Vorei
Local notes and society items from a small Wisconsin town
Congregational church ladies hosted an ice cream sociable Saturday evening with strong turnout. Treatell brothers acquired Goldsworthy and Bailey, continuing operations at the old stand. Mrs Nels Johnson and children visited Geo White in Vesper. Verhalten of Sher countertt plans move back to W as per near future. Mrs A Cale left Monday for Fond du Lac. J S Bailey shipping goods to Wansin. Woodman picnic a grand success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Treatell Brothers
Goldsworthy and
Fatality on Wingon Central line sparks inquest and local notes
A young farmer Joseph Hotuni living west of Hewitt was struck by the Wingon Central Limited around 3 am Monday. The body lay near the tracks with a crushed head as an inquest led by Justice Phil Ruplinger yielded no new facts. Other items note Fred Heel defeating William West in two falls at Bayfield, and a Labor Day picnic at Sacnwer Park under the Woodworkers Union. Mary McMillan visited Mary Riley, Atty J W Brazeau spent Monday in Grand Rapids, and Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets touted by Johnson & Hill Co as a remedy choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hotuni
Hewitt
Wingonsin Central Limited
Lotfman
Lunded
Lankrate Hall
Phil Ruplinger
Fred
William West
Bayfield
Beell
West
Beelk West
Villiquette
Tlay
Sacnwer Park
Woodworkers Union
Mary McMillan
Cras Rapsids
Mary Riley
Atty J. W. Brazeau
Grand Rapids
Among the Farmers in Wisconsin River Region
Report on farmer MacKinnon's model dairy near the Wisconsin river including new brick structures, herd expansion, and butter production. Melon crop prospects praised by Frank Whitrock despite drought. corn and potatoes affected by dry weather. prize cattle at Stevens Point fair. general notes on threshing, yields, and pasture shortfalls.
Why He Succeeds in Education Then and Now
Wausau Daily Record argues that next month will bring a large rise in attendance at state educational institutes as many youths plan to study during vacations. It stresses business education, practical courses, and graduates prepared for well paying jobs, praising a prominent educator and his school’s graduates as leading to success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wausau Daily Record
Imost
Patronizin
Wea
Busi
Vlion
Schouls Wat
EL J. Lolind
Oschees German Syrup Promoted for Coughs and Lung Trouble
An advertisement touts Oschee's German Syrup as a universal remedy for coughs and lung troubles. It claims to heal tissues, destroy germs, and provide rest, recommending a single bottle and noting long-time druggist approval. The note mentions price and availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oschee
Green
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cranmoor
Edward Kroger
Berlin
C. J. Lester
James Gaynor
Rochester
Minn
Alt
Harry and
Harriet Whitnetey
Itch
Mrs. WH. Fitely
Roy Lester
SIGEL
A. Havener
Warner
Ital
W.H. Rozey
Taraue
Sandion
Ches, Baker
Frank Dedley
Grand
Mr. Verwalten
Sher Contertt
W ‘Asper
Marsh Parld
Chamberlain
MacKinnon
Wisconsin
Frank Whitrock
Mr. Whitrock
John Reinhart
Rudolph
Stevens Point Fair
Cult
Sir Rohmer
Arthur Sickles
Cape
Sonunian & Kpugep
Deulers
Geo, Moulton
Plasterer
Johnson& Hill
Drug Department
Hardware Department
Grocery Department
West Side
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