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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1913

Page

8

Richfield Social News Notes and Local Visitations

Richfield notes report Mr Frank Belton remains sick and Mrs M J Wood visiting Mrs Harvey Hurd for the week. C Porter’s dairy herd sold to Albert Paulson last week. John Suttor attended his brother’s funeral at Stevens Point after traveling Sunday. Maple syrup yields look poor due to wind. Alfred Willett’s cow ill with a disease seen in several others. Thos Woolstrum hosted neighbors for his 60th birthday celebration Sunday.

M.J. Wood Harvey Hurd Albert Paulson C. Porter Dean Knapston Marshfield John Suttor Stevens Point Alfred Willett Thos Woolstrum

Last Week In Town News Summary

Dr Budge visited town Sunday while I A Tuttle worked for art Kemnitz Saturday. Norma Regenfuss recovering from measles, and Mrs Drakley improving after illness. William Wickman moved to Medford to run a creamery. Walter Maxwell became Wan Shara county buttermaker. Willing Workers Society met at Harvey Kurds. Prof Jackson lecture at the church Friday drew a large crowd. Mrs Hansen had blood poisoning from a rusty nail cut.

Dr. Budge Our Town I. A. Tuttle Art Kemnitz Norma Regenfuss W. E. Drakley William Wickman Medford Willing Workers Society Harvey Kurds Prof. Jackson Wm. Hansen

Richfield News Roundup and Local Notes

The Richfield Ladies Aid plans a meeting with Mrs Alfred Willett on April 9. April 1 was a pleasant election day but questions linger on the results. Jake Pelmarch reports a freak call with a two headed animal noted. Erle, who runs a Hewitt area creamery, is tapped to lead the Richfield cooperative creamery next year. Ross Porter may take charge of his brother’s position in the coming year. We welcome Ross back to the fold.

Richfield Ladies Aid Society Alfred Willett Jake Pelmarch Erle Hewitt Richfield Cooperative Ross Porter Ross Woodrow Wilson White House

Auburndale Community Updates and Visits

Miss Thresa Quinn visited her parents Sunday while Miss Olive Friedrich shopped in Marsh field Saturday. A March 28 Baieri's hall dance drew strong attendance. Ed Wachter was moved to Abbotsford briefly. Anna Weiland of Milwaukee visited Friday and Saturday. Zuma and Ida Kotlow, recently in Wanpaca, are home for a visit. Mrs. Joseph Berdan Sr. went to Manitowoc for Juling Lange’s funeral. Juling Lange bought the Ed Chapin farm and took possession Thursday. Anna Berdan returned Thursday from Michigan. Joseph Sawyer of Stevens Point visited his brother W. E. Sawyer Friday and left Saturday. Paul McMullen, visiting his uncles Ed and Join Kennedy, returned to Plymouth. Katherine Markee, visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs John Markee, returned to Madison Sunday. Carrie Heeg returned from St. Joseph’s Hospital after appendectomy. all glad she is home.

Thresa Quinn Olive Friedrich Baieri’s Hall Ed Wachter Abbotsford Anna Weiland Milwaukee Friends Zuma Ida Kotlow Wanpaca Joseph Berdan Manitowoc Juling Lange Ed Chapin Anna Berdan Michigan Joseph Sawyer Stevens Point W. E. Sawyer Paul McMullen Kennedy Plymouth Katherine Markee John Markee Madison Carrie Heeg St. Joseph’s Hospital Carrie

Wilson calls extraordinary session on tariff reform and banking

In a special message President Wilson urges Congress to alter corn duties to reflect modern economic changes. He argues for abolishing privileges, boosting competition, and pursuing targeted tariff changes while delaying broader reform. He also signals future banking and currency law revisions as a secondary priority.

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Local society notes and business changes in Grand Rapids area

Miss Zita Snider visits with her parents in Grand Rapids. Mrs George Haeuser visits friends in Dorchester. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs J J Pankratz on April 2. The R Connor saw mill will start up Tuesday for a short run. Miss Thressie Gotz of Stevens Point visits her parents. Frank Herman buys the John Brath butcher shop and takes possession Monday. Grace Welch returns to Weyauwega to resume school after a week away. James Leibelt to Jordan Minnesota for treatment with Dr W E Allen. Edward Goode and Clara Hafer marry at the Hafer home. only family present.

Zita Snider Grand Rapids George Haeuser Dorchester Tor J. J. Pankratz R. Connor Company Thressie Gotz Stevens Peint Louis Gotz Grace Welch Weyau Wega James Leibelt Jordan Minn Jordan Mud Paths W. Eallen Edward Goode Clara Hafer Charles Hafer

North Nasonville Weather and Local Activities

Rain snow and slush hit April in North Nasonville. Philip Kohl and Otto Hulgrin, both Marshfield visitors, were seen Saturday along with Jos and Frank Stine. Richard Bloch conducted business in Marshfield Monday. The maple syrup season has been poor due to excess rain. Otto Peterson hauled a large cheese shipment to town Saturday despite rough roads. Several area farmers took livestock to Chili Tuesday for shipment.

Otto Peterson Otto

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Richfield Frank Belton Dirs. G. Claflin Bethel Wm. Burhopp Jos Ewell Walter Maxwell Wanshara County Auburndale Sala John J. Meyers President Wilson Democratic Party Garden of the People Haas G Kleinheing and Son Park Frank Herman John Brath North Nasonville Philip Kohl Otto Hulgrin Normington Brothers New Adler Opera House Miss A. Florence Chatauqua Mmr Enrigo Wagner Miss Best King Irriday Lion and the Mouse Kliner, Lang & Scharmann Co Universal Marshfield, Wis City of F. J. Deckert Jos. Seidl Palace Meat Co Mess & Vaughn John Kirchner
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