Community notes mix business and personal moves in Auburndale
Local items report Rev Artman meeting Rev Eisen in Auburndale, staff changes at R Connor Co store in Marshfield, a spring millinery opening, a dressmaking shop start, a Sunday ball planned for Easter Monday, and a large burglary at the R Connor Co office. Suspects fled via railroad velocipede, later found in Marshfield. work crews form a shingle mill venture and property transfers occur around Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Artman
Fr. Eisen
Marshfield
R. Connor Co
Chicago
Ellsworth O’brien
R. Connor Company
L. Keller
Elizabeth
Mary Baltuy
G. E. Reynolds
C. EB. Reynolds
Kotas
Emma Friedrich
Menasha
MM. F. Scholler
Laura Ecke
Merrill
Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Society
A. Moran Ryzen
George Theobald
Henry Lochner
J. Berdan & Co
Connor
Aug. Schultz
Pleasant to the Taste Laxative Syrup Promotes Child Health
The article promotes Ro-Go Tonic Laxative Syrup as a pleasant tasting relief for dyspepsia, constipation, and biliousness. Henry Born, Druggist in Spencer, sells the remedy. It also notes local notices and community events including confirmations, illnesses, travels, and a funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Born
Draggist
Bakerville Community Notes and Local Happenings
Anton Kult's baby ill for four weeks. Mrs. H Paulson visiting family in Graton and Longwood. Town finances sound. roads muddy but improving. caucus selects local officials. Obituary for Nicholas Fisher, 92, long-time settler buried at German Lutheran cemetery. Weddings announced for Edward Schmidt and Annie Lewis. P Degner and Anne Schalow wed last Saturday. Barn raising 36 by 80 feet. Vaughn barn project. Wood of Medford on property matters. Several residents travel to Washington and Nebraska. land purchases and farm sales underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Kult
H. Paulson
Graton and
Longwood
Geo. Steitz
Mary Steitz
Hugo
Nicholas Fisher
Leonard
Andrew
John
Mike Fisher
J. P. Kraemer
Gus, Wood
Medford
Edward Schmidt
Annie Lewis
Marshfield visitors and local road work noted
Leander Morrison went to Marsh field Monday. Miss Anna Mercer of Marshfield is visiting relatives here. Miss Pansy Wood visited Marshfield relatives last week. Mrs. George Compleau and daughter Elsie of Marshfield are visiting relatives here. Mrs. A M Dean is ill with bronchitis at Minerva J Wood's home. Mrs. Chas Ewer of Richfield returned home after visiting Mrs Wood. Magnus Mattson and Andrew Peterson are clearing the new road east from Jo Morrison's farm to the old mill dam. Gus Wood of Medford visited with his sister Mrs Joseph Morrison and returned home accompanied by Mrs Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity
Frank Baches
Marshfield
Spencer
Myra Kennedy
J. Gardiner
LaGest
Menasha Wis
Cole
W. Blaisdel
Tennessee
Leander Morrison
Anna Mercer
Pansy Wood
George Compleau
Elsie
A. M. Dean
Minerva J. Wood
Chas, Ewer
Richfield
Wood
Magnus Mattson
Andrew Peterson
Jo Morrison
Gus Wood
Medford
Joseph Morrison
Mrs. Morrison
Stratford Social Updates Highlight Marshfield Visitors and Local Moves
Louis Garbish and Mrs. Chas Kehl visited Marshfield Monday. Henry Hanger and Philip Werheim from nearby towns transacted business and visited. C Reichard takes charge of H L Kiemme's butcher shop. L B Isbell sells saloon and hotel, Reed family moving into Heller building. Nix Family Jollities draw crowds. DeWain Reed opens a livery stable and dray line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Reed
Heller
H. L. Kiemme
L. B. Isbell
Orberg
Adam Ottinger Sr
Peter Strochata
Bockman
Mark
Nick Kieffer
Auburndale
Nix
Kohl's Hall
Mick Hetler
Frank Lessig
Peter Strochota
DeWain Reed
Kohl Bros
Local Notes From Fre ment and Surrounding Areas
Granton resident Lew Davis tallied chili on Sunday while the chili cheese factory plans a April 6 startup. Fre ment town voters held a Monday caucus. A wreck near town Friday damaged five freight cars and about 10 rods of track, cleared by Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Davis
Granton
Town News Snippets from Spencer and Nearby
The note mentions John Hoops’s ill child and Eddie Butters needing a doctor after Friday. Farmers attended an auction by Mr. Fitagib bon and others. Ella and Selma Blankenburg attended the Unity teachers exam on March 25. Merton Hayward and wife plan to move to Washington about May 1. Ella Blankenburg returned from Unity saying the exam was the hardest she ever took.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hoops
Eddie Butters
Fitagibbon
Miss Ella
Selma Blankenburg
Unity
Ella Blankenburg
Lindsey Moving Week Sees New Homes and Shops
Joe Vroman buys a driving nurse stock. G Hshm acquires two houses and seven rows of H Thiel. Mrs Watrus opens spring millinery at home. Ward Elwood sets up lath mill machinery south of Lindsey. A Chicago dealer arrives with a large shoe stock for the Broker, marking Lindsey’s annual moving week as residents seek new homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Vroman
G. Hshm
H. Thiel
Watrus
Ward Elwood
Lindsey
Chicago
Death of Mrs Esbell at Stratford aged 44
Mrs Emma Isbell wife of L B Isbell died at her Stratford home on March 20 aged 44. Remains were brought to the city for interment March 23 with Rev E A McKinney at the M E church. Born near LaCrosse she was daughter of Jacob Weld and married in 1879. An old resident she leaves twelve children nine surviving three brothers and one sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Isbell
L. B. Isbell
Stratford
E. A. McKinney
M. E. Church
Isbell
LaCrosse
Jacob Weld
Tion
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Tron Eood
Anid
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Musiel
Fourth St
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Scheike’s
Eiche’s
Pelsbutys
J. H. Jeffers & Co
Wausau
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Bers & Ford
Lyers & Pond
James Music House
Kodol
B.C Dewitt & CO
Tom Welch
Nora
Maude
Mississippi
Eugene Cole
Colby
M.E
G. Reas
Moon Mer
Bert
Ed. Reas
Marathon City
Perley Reas
Ffamily
Bakerville
Lewis H.’Ebbe
Catarth
Joseph Conture
Peter Hanson
Pp. N. Christensen
Math Jonas
John Jerschele
Henry Ebbe
It . Kraemer
Otto Peterson
Inguices of the Peace
Frank Leuschew
James Cattanach
Wm. Patt
Louis Reese
J. C. Peterson
Kamp's
Staadt
M. CG. Vaughn
Wm. Grover
Washington
Tumor
Joe
Sam
Wim, Krause
Wo Dvering
Charles McKee
Nebraska
Condon Brothers
Henry Erfmeyer
Fond Duvac
Mr. and Paul Darms
P.degner
Anne Schalow
Tony Fogel
Frank Buttko
Virginia
Wai
Shalow
Hemlock Road
Louis Garbish
Mark Lewis
Richland Center
Ethel Craft
Chili
J. Bailey
Mrs. A. Degner
Neillsville
Fred Brown
Waugait
Fremont
Louise Brown
Weyauwega
Tom Gibson
Honby
Lake Mills
Mr. Brown
Bennie Webster
Marshfield High School
Merton Hayward
Esbell
Cent. Ave
Marshfield, Wis
C. S. Sheerin
American National Bank
Wisconsic
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O. G. Lindemann
G. Lindemann
A. L. BouLpalr
Notary Public
Wood Co
W. D. Coxner
R. L. Kraus
E. BE. Wiser
E-M. Demeny
J. C. Marsn
P. N. Ciris- Tensen
Marshfield Brewing Company
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Sexton Bros
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