Spencer social notes and visits in April
A stream of visits and travel marks Spencer society events. Mrs F W Heath visits Abbotsford to see parents while Mrs Ed Olson of Chippewa Falls calls on friends. J Hess sells a farm to B C Utter. Mrs D Bodle returns from Kansas. Minnie Neuman travels from Marshfield for a dance. A A Damon attends county board in Wangan. Mrs Cam Utter to Marshfield for an operation. Mrs Enright of Marshfield visits Crawshaw in CO. Stoltenaw spends days in Eau Claire with daughter Mrs Guy Blaisdell. Sophia Schwantes travels to Minneapolis. Guy Ingham returns from a Montana to Oregon trip. Mr and Mrs Masoniek of Fairwater visit their son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs A Haigtman. Mesdames Bodle and Soles host cards at Bodle home. Prizes drawn by E G Ingham, Mrs A C Andrews, and L Driscoll. Royal Neighbors plan a basket social at M W A hall April 25 with baskets and a short program before baskets sold. Rail commission representatives and Superintendent C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Heath
Abbotsford
Ed Olson
Chippewa Falls
Spencer
John Hess
Mr. Archer
B.C. Utter
D. Bodle
Kansas
A.A. Damon
Wangan
Cam.Utter
Marshfield
CO. Stoltenaw
Eau Claire
Guy Blaisdell
Sophia Schwantes
Minneapolis
Guy Ingham
Montana
Washington
Oregon
A. Masoniek
Fairwater
A. Haigtman
Rail crossing danger debated at Clark and Main streets
Urbans of the Soo line met village officers at the G A R to secure evidence in a complaint about rail road crossings at Clark and Main streets and whether gates are necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soo
G.A.R
Clark
Lindsey Town News and Local Happenings
Lindsey A Prest is reported better after sickness. Small pox is now absent in the Lindsey area. Mrs Folt of Marshfield visits her daughter Mrs Rose Hart. Spring field work has begun with farmers sowing Brain Saturday. Eddie Hahn and Oscar Kidder left for Mobridge SD last Tuesday. Schirmacher family arrived and will occupy the Hahn house. Roads, once feared to be bad, are surprisingly good. Harold Washburn buys the Elijan Riley eighty farm and plans to move there. Mr and Mrs Randall and family, recently moved from Fond du Lac, attended services Sunday. Church services resumed after a six week small pox closure. Mr and Mrs Aug Thorn mourn an infant buried Friday at Progress cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsey
Harold Washburn
Elijan Riley
Mrs. Randall
Fond
Lac
Marshfield Visitors and Local Social Roundup
Eau Pleine residents Mr and Mrs HE Fraidrick called in Marshfield Friday. T Franchowiak visited A Kranter Sunday. BP Gliniecki A Gawlikowski called in Stratford earlier this week. Mrs A Kranter seen out again, possibly helped by the weather. W Boucher Franchowiak and son Thomas and E Reimer were Marshfield business callers Thursday. Miss Ethel Faleske visited March with her brother and sister in law and attended a dance hosted by Wm Mahlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. HE. Fraidrick
Marshfield
T. Franchowiak
A. Kranter
Gliniecki
A. Gawlikowski
Stratford
W. Boucher
Franchowiak
Thomas
E. Reimer
Ethel Faleske
March
Wm. Mahlock
Local residents affected by illness and work progress noted
Theresa Ley remains on the sick list while many in the locality suffer measles. Carl Koch visited Marshfeld on business and John Reichlein drove out Sunday in a new buggy with a close friend. Farmers began seeding after a spell of clear sunny days. Frank Darst Jr and Frank Moulter painted M Ley's store last week and have a contract to paint the town hall and other jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Koch
Marshfeld
John Reichlein
Frank Darst Jr
Frank Moulter
M. Ley
Local notes from Richfield and nearby towns
Richfield reports visitors to John Suttons and Albert Swont. Carl Leudthke Sr. is seriously ill. Stover buys a house in Wood. Willing Workers meet with Mrs. Hanson May 1. Alfred Willett to Granton to view horses. William Gessert and wife bought a telescope. Mrs. Harvey Hurd and children visit Mrs. Burbopp. M. S. Tuttle improves house and barn with lightning rods. Lina Johnson of Edgar visits Mrs. M. S. Tuttle. Mrs. John Hauser recovering from illness. Max Bock invites for a barn raising. Miss Phoebe Goss visits J. H. Thomas, Chas. Ewer, Wm. Burhopp. Miss Ruth Wesler to close term with picnic. Mrs. H. Brooks back at church. Alma Matson returns from Evanston for summer with parents. Farmers ready for spring work with seeds out. Misses Pansy Wood and Phoebe Goss weekend at Rev. Coram’s. Goss returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Knapton
John
John Hauser
Max Bock
Max
Phoebe Goss
J. H. Thomas
Chas. Ewer
Wm. Burhopp
Alma Matson
Evenston
Pansy Wood
Rev. Coram
Grace Puzzles Father With Twin Pranks Tale
Grace, five, has mischievous twin brothers Harry and Willie. She tells her father that every night before bed they ask God to make them good boys, prompting the skeptical question of why He hasn’t done so yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Papa
Harry
Willie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Minnie Neuman
Mesdames
H. Bodle
F. A. Soles
Bodle
E.G. Ingham
A. C. Andrews
L. Driscoll
M. W. A- Hall
Railroad Commission
Sik
Alicorwary
Tliware
Demag
Lt Workainyekiy
Vaaliy
Uas
A. Prest
Aug Thorn
the Progress Cemetery
Eau Pleine Town
Theresa Ley
Richfield
Albert Swont
W.H. Pember
Alfred Willett
Granton
Wm. Gessert
Harvey Hurd
Burbopp
M. S Tuttle
Lina Johnson
Edgar
M. S. Tuttle
Ruth
Ayer
Walter F. Laabs
Prop
South Cent. Ave
Marshfield, Wis
Mazda
L. B. Carl
Donhard
Central Ave
Frank Vaughn
AM. Nat's Bank
Local Market Report
Sparr Cereal Company
Casey—Phwat
Niver
Associated Silver Company
Chicago
Elmer, Lang & Scharmann
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