Ray returns to Lavagas NM as depot agent
Correspondence from Sherry and Vicinity notes Ray, revived health in Lavagas after eight months away, resumes role as depot agent, succeeding Wm. Looker. Smoker is succeeded by J. A. Rey at Thorpe station. Nancy Wilkey of Centralia visiting, marriage announced in St Kilian church, Lena Gustavson and Nefilie Leveaux wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Lavagas
New Mexico
Wm. Looker
Wm. Smoker
J. A. Rey
Thorpe
Ake
Nancy Wilkey
Centralia
Nefilie Leveaux
Migs Lena Gustavson
St. Kilian
Movements and Visits Across Wisconsin Towns
Raymond Winkel and M Winkel, a Fond du Lac liquor dealer, drove to Loyal last Friday. M A Petier did business at Colby on Monday. Hoer and Stewart moved their families to new homes. Horr now occupies a house bought from Cook. Dr Stewart stays on the West Side. Prof Hogers, after spring vacation near Rice Lake and Chippewa Falls, returned to Unity. Groelle went back to Madison for law studies, Stevens Point hosts S J Falck returning to Normal. A Cook visited Colby Saturday. Fred Beell and his athletic group will not appear in our city Saturday due to a Cuban affair. Seth, instead of Sat Apr, and Maggie McGrath, a Colby teacher, visited Miss Vorling Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mossra
Hoer
Stewart
Mr. Horr
Cook
Prof
Hogers
Rice Lake
Chippewa Falls
Unity
Fred Beell
Atheletes
Seth
Haworth League meeting draws unusually large crowd
A Sunday Haworth League gathering attracted an unusually large audience. Local notes mention Deputy Sheriff Progser from Colby, upcoming farewell dance for pharmacy students, and several residents planning to attend. A Dorchester war-related delegation met Monday regarding Wisconsin vs Pred Bu Unity. trial ended with discharge due to insufficient evidence. Ken Salzer and Dist Arty Parkhill served as counsel for the defense and state respectively. Gov Scofield designated Arbur and Bird Day on Ape 29th as schools prepare programs and reopen with full attendance. Miss Dacling expected next week. primary department duties adjusted with Mr Butler covering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haworth League
Progser
Colby
Pharmacy
Dorchester
Wisconsin
Ken Salzer
Mr. Busche
Dist
Arty Parkhill
Thorp
Ape
Arbur
Scofield
Migs Darling
Butler
Miss Dacling
Misses Gyseth Lee and Addie Eastman Home on Vacation
The Misses Gyseth Lee and Addie Eastman students at Warshfield visited Sauvaville last week during vacation. The Modern Woodmen are building a 80 by 90 pull on Ferdinand Reidie’s farm, site donated by Mr Reidie. Gus Bulgrin opened the spring term of school in District Sa 2 Lingoln town. A cyclist seen near the hills has been providing relief on his route. The Nagonville baseball team is organized with Ralph Peck as manager Sanford McKercher capital and Will Cattinach treasurer. About 800 pounds of ham were stolen from Leopold Vonnerk’s snake house last Thursday evening. The community expresses concern over a missing or unsafe situation and possible punishment for the crime remains undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gyseth Lee
Addie Eastman
Warshfield
Ferdinand Reidie
Reidie
Gus
Bulgrin
Lingoln
Reife
Hill
Deanda
Nagonville
Ralph
Butterine Law Declared Unconstitutional by Chicago Court
A Chicago court rules a state butter coloring ban unconstitutional amid dispute with Tinos Dairymen's Union. Judges call the act unlawful, claiming it discriminates between manufacturers and invalidates individual citizen rights. They approve regulation of butter and butter substitutes on fair grounds but reject forced reform via prohibited coloring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tinos Dairymen's Union
Mayse Wonuto
Soc
Unclaimed Letter List at Marshfield Post Office
Unclaimed letters listed for week ending April 12 1808 include names such as Mar Gane PH Gibbs Mrs We irbb Mrs Serbara Hoover Mrs Jessie Hopgool GP Hansen J W Livingston Bertha Seheorder Mery Teltle Miss Note Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Mar Gane
PH Gibbs
Weirbb
Serbara Hoover
Jessie Hopgool
GP Hansen
J W Livingston
Irry Hk
Bertha Seheorder
Mery Teltle
Note Walker
Wit and Wisdom and medical ads from the era
A collage of literary quips and early 20th century advertisements. It mentions DeWitt’s Life Early Risers for liver and constipation, Be Witt’s Life Early Risers, One Minute Cough Cure for coughs and colds, DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve for piles, and Be-Witt branding. Also includes a quip about a Georgia parent and a joke about a lawyer and two stripped men. Multiple names and places appear in ad copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Henry Korn
United States
Adolph Fisher
Zacesville
de Witt
H. Horn
Be- Witt
Horn
M. L. Yugom
Gameran
DuWitt
DeWin
DeWit
Georgia
Trippe
Cheap Rates West and South Excursion Tickets offer
On April 3 and 19 the Northwestern line sells Home Seekers excursion tickets at low rates to the west and south. Agents list Deywood and Edwards & Parker as contacts. Chamberlain's Pain Balm advertised as a remedy for rheumatism lame back sprains and swellings with mentions of H. Horns as seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Linterett
Chamberlain
Svrite Edwards & Parker
Plains
Sue
H. Horu
Also Mentioned on This Page
Narshfield
Stevens Point
Eagver
Rosa
Anos Zeloer
Francis Buleyl
Theresa
Francis Kuntinger
Messy
Paul Kuntinger
Louis Meixner
Multy
Raymond
M. Winkel
Fond du Lac
Loyal
M. A. Petier
FF. Groelle
Madison
Law Department
Our University
S.J. Falck
A. Cook
Bliss Maggie McGrath
Miss Vorling
Sauvaville
Nusonville
Vlc
Leopold Vonnerk Vai
Sayer
Puck
Haar
TIMES
Wisconsin and the
the Times
the Marshfield Times
Deywood
A. Wieinheine & Co
Sheerin
Louis Wallesen
Nome
John Therolf
Adier
Marsh
Wis
C.F. Wlobgett
Tremont House
Rug, Purstenberg
Lefeny
Houke
Incom
T. F. Roessler & Joe
Tailors
Maine
Spain
C. Schmirler
B. Alvis
Manso Field
Louis Bauman
North Side
Pabst
Milwaukee
Noll Hardware, Co
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