Fenwood and area draw small town notes and changes
Fenwood Chas Nelson Al Sawyer called at Wausau Wednesday. Brinkmann Zebsdateaf store visitors J Brinkmann Rozellville and Fred Zebsdate Edgar. A B Tralaveore station agent left for Split Roth. replaced by M Schuette of Wausau. Albert Wilcott moved household goods to Weston. Fred Arndt took charge of the boarding house. Fenwood Lumber Co started saw mill with six month run. old whistle heard again. Brinkmann Zebsdat Co unloaded a car of nails and fence wire selling cheap. Sam Chariton of Campbell Lumber Oshkosh in Fenwood seeking piling ground for lumber. J Bohman head sawyer smiles. a ten pound lawyer appeared at his home. Marathon county touts three of the youngest justices in the state. Justice Wi Kock Town Frankfort Arthur Wagner Edgar Gust Brooks Fenwood Police Justice. Village election results: President C Pray. Trustees Albert Hysler Ed Protz J Schollert. Clerk W Sommers. Assessor W Blordel. Supervisor Ed Protz. Constable Jos Kuhl. Max Degner two year old son fractured foot. Mrs Degner staying in Stratford with him under Dr Fuller care. Snow storm covered town. drifted in new officers at Northwest corner. Officers: C Schroeder Chairman Wm Huyek F Laessig Supervisors Ben Ruley Clerk Dave Brandt Treasurer J McWright Assessor J Kantver A Muir Justices Max Polege A Vsadle Constables. McMillan town death: Mrs Albert Manigie 55. funeral at Lutheran church. husband two sons Albert Helmut, three daughters Irene Emma Mrs Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tralaveore
Split Roth
M. Schuette
Wausau
Albert Wilcott
Weston
Fred Arndt
Fenwood Lumber Co
Brinkmann-Zebsdatter, Co
Fenwood
Sam Chariton
Campbell Lumber Co
Oshkosh
Nahrings
J. Bohman
Marathon County
Frankfort
Arthur Wagner
Edgar
Gust Brooks
C. Pray
Albert Hysler
Ed. Protz
J. Schollert
Wm. Sommers
C. Schroeder
Wm. Huyek
F. Laessig
Ben Ruley
Dave Brandt
J. McWright
J. Kantver
A. Muir
Max Polege
A. Vsadle
Local residents listed for recent visits and a medical case
Staadt J Shorr served as Wansau caller last Saturday. Mrs C W Hughes visited the school last Tuesday. Joe Jgnnemann returned from a two days visit at Ladysmith. Mr Pressing is being treated by Dr Fuller of Stratford for a sore wrist that has troubled him for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Shorr
C. W. Hughes
Joe Jgnnemann
Ladysmith
Pressing
Dr. Fuller
Stratford
Local Notices and Visits Across Town
Spencer reports Frank Hayward returning from Mellon for a short vacation. Mrs. Bernard Hoey traveled to Medford and back in a day. Mrs. M. Christiansen spent a few days with her sister at Sherry. Mrs. W. F. Heath went to Abbotsford for a few days with her parents. George Farrington made a business trip to Mayville over the weekend. A confirmation class of ten girls and six boys was held at Evangelical Lutheran. Miss Ethel Clendenniog of Rib Lake visited her grandmother Mrs. H. Mason. The Relief Corps honored Mrs. G. H. Lake with a surprise at her home. Will Annis and wife of DePere stayed at Bert Reas over the weekend. Mrs. Reas and Mrs. Annis are sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hayward
Mellon
Bernard Hoey
Medford
M. Christiansen
Sherry
W. F. Heath
Abbotsford
George Farrington
Mayville
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ethel Clendenniog
Rib ‘Lake
H. Mason
Relief Corps
Ill sister of Mrs Potter ill in North St Paul
Mrs J Gardiner received a message that her sister Mrs Elizabeth Potter is seriously ill with no hope of recovery. Potter formerly resident of Spencer, friends there regret her illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gardiner
North St. Paul
Elizabeth Potter
Albert
August
Frank
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Unclaimed Letters at Marshfeld Post Office Apr 1908
Uncalled letters listed include Emil Belgrim Henry Burke Anton Buchman M C Bary Fred Brekerik Anton Cordick Crom stock Cook Ned Dillmany Joseph Eagie Roby Frederick Frank Fro del M J Graph ney EB Huston Aug Hass Mrs Mary Jones Frank Kline Fred Zeim Jos Klahn Wm Sommer John Loffe Henry Mulliner Alfred Oldham Geo Pritett Wn Simroth Peter Scaffer Aug Shalty John Schneider Chas Theine J Vasste J Waldvogel Wm Werth Frank Yenneman P M Corz text urges callers to say advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfeld
Emil Belgrim
Henry Burke
Anton Buchman
M.C. Bary
Fred Brekerik
Anton Cordick
Cromstock Cook
Ned Dillmany
Joseph Eagie
Roby Frederick
Frank Frodel
M. 3
Graphney
M.J. Graphney
Must File Their Expenses in Election Reports
Filing of election expense statements by candidates is the next stage in the political process. Under state law a candidate must within thirty days after an election file a sworn detailed statement listing each item over five dollars in money or property contributed, disbursed, expended, or promised, including dates, recipients, purposes, and total sums, to the best of the candidate’s knowledge.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thralay
Spteral Laat
Eglantine
Salor’s Pride
WM. Tineley
Bridie Git
Peach
THE
American Tobacco CO
St. Louis, Mo
Royalty Patent Flour
Chas Nelson
al Sawyer
Cal
J. Brinkmann
Rozellville
Fred Zebsdateaf Edgar
Brinkmann-Zebsdat
Max Degner
McMillan
Albert Manigie
Helmut
Irene
Emma
Reynolds
McLaughlin
H. C. Koenig
W. L. Little
Tiffanie & Kamps
G. R. Gustafson
R. Connor Company
Stratford, Wisconsin
Will Annis
Depere
Bert Reas
Reas
Mrs. Annis
Marshfield State Bank
Richard Batts
C, EB
Buoppert
John S ¥Ubert
Anon Holl
Bicnarp
Ravi CE
Bioncerr
Brennan Turel
J. A. Fogemasox, H
Koenig J. Wi
William Wirzgs
Rice Weavers
Heventsen
Washington
Cleveland
Dews
Prien
W.l.douglas
Mieres
Desslen Mekes
Rele
Ryen's
Humphreys
Reyer
Lyon
Medicive CO
Corner HD
Williamsod Soin Streets
New Yorks
United States
Prentice
Price County
Edgar, Marathon Co
Marshfield Real Estate Exchange Co
Rembs & Sturm
Marshfield
Wis
H. B. Carpenter
Wenry Goldi Company
New York-Chicago
Peacock
C.B. Edwards
Marsurigio State
Geo. H. Welton
Deming Building
John A. Hoffman
Dealer
M. G. Lueckenbach
Central Avenue
Miller Bros
South Central Ave. L. D
Wisconsin
Ness Johnson
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