Local Notes From Bakerville and Surrounding Areas
Alvin Couture spent the week at home for vacation. Marv Treiber remains seriously ill with whooping cough. A baby boy was born at John C Kupher last week Tuesday. J P Kraemer sold his white horse to Wm Reichert. Mrs John Sicklinger Jr slowly recovers after illness. Arthur Michaelis visited at home for a few days. Anton Schuster of Tigerton visits his brother Peter Schuster. Mary Michalski returned home after staying in Marshfield for a year. Corpus Christi church services will be at 8 AM next Sunday. Emmet Hephner returned to Stevens Point after a week’s vacation to resume studies. The children of school No 3 practice an operetta for the commencement exercises under teacher F X Leuschen. Lillian Hephner of District No 3 goes to Grand Rapids for vacation and to finish practice at the Training School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marv Treiber
John C. Kupher
J. P. Kraemer
Wm. Reichert
John Sicklinger, Jr
Arthur Michaelis
Anton Schuster
Tigerton
Peter Schuster
Mary Michalski
Marshfield
Corpus Christi Church
Emmet Hephner
Stevens Point
F. X. Leuschen
Lillian Hephner
Grand Rapids
Is the Moon Inhabited Scientific claim and local notices mix
A fragmented old column discusses whether the moon harbors life, praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds, and notes local social and business updates. It mentions Sexton Bros druggists selling the remedy and includes several brief community items about people returning home from work or travel and farmers preparing equipment.
Bethel Welcomes a Daughter Born to Hallock Family
Bethel reports the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hal lock last week. Mrs. S. E. Pearl’s sister from Minnesota visits Bethel. Walter Cornwall, Academy student, traveled to Marshfield on Monday for conference business. Eld, McReynolds, Prof. A. W Hallock and J. C. McChesney left for Milwaukee. Mary Cook returned from Eagle River and plans to stay at the Academy until the Union conference session on May 8. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Baker celebrated their fifteenth wedding anniversary last Monday with a group dinner. Dr Shoop’s Free Book on Rheumatism is offered and Dr Shoop’s Rheumatic Tablets are sold by RK. J. Stauss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Hallock
S. E. Pearl
Minnesota
Bethel
Walter Cornwall
Academy
Marshfield
Eld
McReynolds
A. W Hallock
J.C. McChesney
Milwaukee
Mary Cook
Eagle River
Union Conference
Chas. Baker
Local Happenings and Wedding Preparations Tighten Community Ties
Mesdames Gregor and Frances Durst returned last Thursday from Laona. Our section crew helped clear the track at Arpin last Sunday. Ernest Rapp was home Sunday from North Fondda Lac and returned Tuesday. A notary public filed for a marriage license for Frank Haselberger and Mrs A Hirsh. A dance is planned for the Regenfiss hall on the 19th with all invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arpin
Ernest Rapp
North Fondda Lac
Opening at Wenzel and Wenzel Meat Market Featured Souvenir Line
Women attending the April 13 and 14 opening and reception at Wenzel and Wenzel meat market will receive a handsome souvenir and view the finest line of meat ever shown in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenzel & Wenzel
Grip Quickly Knocked out
Mr J Egleston of Maple Landing Yo wa and his wife suffered severe grippe after winter sickness. They used Chamberlains Cough Remedy with Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets, and the ailment was quickly knocked out. Sexton Bros sold the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. J
Egleston
Maple Landing
Yowa
Chamberlain
Sexton Bros
History of St John’s Church Marshfield 1882 1892
The history tracks St John’s Church in Marshfield from its 1882 start with 86 pupils, through enrollment growth, a 1888 brick four room school, and the various pastors. It notes Rev I Schaller’s tenure and death, Rev Paul Geyer’s projects and reassignments, administrative shifts after Bishop Flasch’s death, and Rev John Eisen’s arrival amid fundraising debates for a larger church, ending with a note on continued efforts to unite the parish by subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Schaller
St. John's
Tilden
Fifield
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Chippewa Falls
Plain
Marshfeld
Schuller
St. Joseph's Hospital
Killian C. Flasch
Geyer
Marshfield
Flasch
James Schwebach
Diocesse
la Cross
St. John’s
John Zisen
John Eisen
Eisen
Livery, Talking Machines, and Jewelry Offers
We have located our livery in the old Erion barn on Fornrth street and are ready for business. Good horses, stylish turnouts, prompt service day or night. Phones 201. Case & Johnson, 464. Sell all makes and styles of talking machines Victor Edison Talkophone Sonophone Columbia and all others. All the latest records. Frank L. Zweck, jeweler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erion
Fornrth Street
Case &Johnson
Victor
Edison
Sonophone
Columbia
Frank L. Zweck
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Bakerville
Alvin Couture
Mannville
Arnold
Ed. Hintz
Emil
Conrad Seubert
Richard Koch
Chas, Fleishman
John Bendling
Phillips
Emma Hints
W. D. Connor
John Bohem
Park Falls
Henry Huber
New Orleans
Mr. B. Huber
Wm. Thos. Lanorgan
Chapleau
Ontario
Dr. Shoop
RK. J. Stauss
Hewitt
Mesdames Gregor
Frances Durst
Laona
S & Boys
Char. Reeman & Row
Chicago
Tiffault-Kamps Mercantile Company
St. John’s Church
Carney
KCB
Madras
Roelofs
Robert Schroeder
Arthur C. Hoene
Insurance
American National Bank
First National Bank
Wisconsin
Adam Hater
William Utemeier
B. Z. McMillan
L. T. Thom Thomas Daly
Fred Vollmar
Leaxder Choate
U. S
First National Bank of
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