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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1906
Page
11
Easter guest visits and local social news from Spencer area. Families from Oshkosh Butternut Marshfield Milladore Rib Lake and other nearby towns hosted gatherings and attended church events. The piece notes a china shower for Alta Wendel and a charity sale with reported health product ads.
Bakerville Anna Nuber visits Marshfield with friends. Mr and Mrs Nick Michels Stratford visit relatives here. Miss Christine Hauser Appleton visits aunt Mrs A Michalski. Mrs E Price Milwaukee with two children visits mother Mrs A Seidler. District No 3 children entertain teachers at Marshfield institute with singing. Next Tuesday Lizzie Hauser and Mike Ertl to wed at Corpus Christi Church. District No 3 operetta The Enchanted Apple presented Wednesday April 25 with public invitation.
An advice snippet notes appendicitis tends to affect chronic constipation sufferers. It promotes Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a remedy that stimulates the liver and bowels to restore normal action. The product is described as mild, pleasant, and non nauseating with no griping. Sexton Bros.
Auburndale residents visited Marsh- Geld on Tuesday while Mrs F E Graham hosted visitors. Mrs D N Welch and her sons were in the village on Monday and Tuesday. A six member confirmation occurred at the Lutheran church on Palm Sunday. Mrs W M Graham and children were Packwaukee visitors last week. Miss Anna Elton returned from Clintonville Monday where she spent her vacation. Many townspeople attended the wrestling match in Marshfield Saturday evening. Misses Ina and Minnie O'Brien returned to Stevens Point Wednesday to resume school.
Mrs Alexander of Cary Maine says Dr Kings New Life Pills are the best remedy she has tried for keeping the stomach liver and bowels in perfect order. Painless purifiers that infuse new life guaranteed by Sexton Bros druggists. Price 25c.
Mannville reports Barnie Martell fields a new horse lineup while Dan Smith rises as Marshfield tall. Mrs. Revel Marx visited Mrs. E Huber. Emil Model of Washington County visits with his brother John. Frances Hofman of Marshfield sees Katie Seubert. Mr Kaufmann trims trees for Conrad Sendert. Local youths attend Saenger hall dance. Henry Hubert departs for a Duluth railroad position.
An ominous warning on kidney trouble describes it as a hidden menace that may lead to fatal illness before symptoms are noticed. The ad urges taking Foley's Kidney Cure at the first sign of trouble to correct irregularities and prevent Bright's disease and diabetes. Sexton Brothers.
Sherry reports John E. Jones left Monday for Rudolph on business Rev W J Agnew was here Monday with Rev Beil Bartle Hollar died after months of illness Messrs G A Humphrey and Geo L Weatherly visited Athens Chas E Anderton the real estate dealer is visiting friends here Easter services at the Presbyterian church Sunday evening drew a crowd despite muddy roads All did well given brief practice
A Maple Landing Iowa man recounts severe grip and winter colds that improved after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. He claims rapid relief and urges others to try the combination. The ad notes Sexton Bros. sell the remedy. A separate notice invites exchanging portable items and advertises a ten cent change column.
Provincial Constable William Thomas Lanorgan testifies after a forest chase that Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy cured a severe cold from last fall. The ad promises rapid relief for coughs and colds and lists Sexton Bros. Pianos and Mechler’s Jewelry as sale points in Chapleau Ontario.
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