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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1901
Page
9
News brief lists Mrs August Lushierhaud visiting relatives at Beloit with others traveling from Spencer and Granton. Several locals move, visit, or plan trips to Milaca, Foreman, Norway, and Beaver Dam while a saw mill closes for a day. Election results and community events mark a quiet spring in the county.
Mrs. Joe Whitmore and others appear on the sick list. Mrs. B Potts visits Stevens Polac Friday. Damon returns from Boyd Saturday. Galland family moves to Gildden. Maud Damon vacationing at home. Mabel Thayer of Unity visits Rison Crowell. Toes Damon closes a successful term near Athens. Bert Whitmore leaves for Merrill for summer work. I Holman and son Ira from Amherst visit BH Heath family. Verna Richardson host to moon candy party. Rev Bigger and Evangelists Jacquish hold revival at M H church this week. Wu Look and Adell Burnett married at M S church. Rispa Crowell hosts young people for Miss Mabel Thayer. Marie Transon takes millinery job in Thorpe and leaves Tuesday. Thepworth League musical social at Richardson's Friday evening. Mrs. J E Kennedy of Rib Lake visiting her parents Mr and Mrs John Gardiner. Mr Kennedy arrives Tuesday.
Mrs Andrew Kohl remains ill but hopes for a speedy recovery. Miss Hotleberg of Marshfield began teaching in Thack. Mr and Mrs Bruha and family travel to Marshfield to bid grandma farewell before she returns to New Holstein. Jenning’s new skimming station two miles west of the Yellow River bridge opened, with Mr Wills as manager. Freemont Lutheran congregation has called Rev Martin Bunge as pastor, preaching every second Sunday. Gustav Heinrich of Rock marries Bertha Behling of Freemont with Rev Maria Bunge officiating. Services held Thursday evening with 10 A M Easter services announced. Parochial school operates Saturdays. Sunday school at 9 A M and church service at 11 A M.
Busiest place in town is the harness shop as Brad Johnson plans an April 16 auction of his personal property. Joseph Rows will marry Aliss Nellie Scholler on May 14. Andrew Carnegie is urged to fund Marshfield library expansion amid state-wide philanthropic interest. Henry Schuller visits Abbotsford relations. Peter Stuehsel's auction draws good prices. Community notes mention job moves and local ambitions.
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