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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1903

Page

6

NEW COMMON COUNCIL MEETING NAMES OFFICERS AND APPOINTMENTS

The Tuesday session elected reappointed officers including Alderman W. H. Kamps as President, Albert F. Gerwing City Marshal, Michael Griffin Police Officer, L. C. Shubert Policeman and Janitor, Peter LaBelle Driver and Janitor, Clarence B. Edwards City Attorney, Jacob Wilhelm Street Commissioner and Pound Master, W. G. Hinman City Surveyor. Mayor Pankow announced committee assignments and proposed dispensing with Cemetery and Park and Judiciary panels.

Common Council Ald W. H. Kamps Albert F. Gerwing John A. Hoffman E. E. Finney Mershfield Fire Department Schneider Reynolds Kamps Finney Winch Couinels

Church Notes and Local Updates From Fenwood

Presbyterian Church notes for Sunday April 26 announce morning and evening services with lessons and themes. Local gossip covers Pete Holling’s resignation from Fenwood Lbr Co to join Kickbush Grocery Co at Wausau, plus humorous anecdotes about a cat’s water needs, hunting tales, and county marriage: Frank Vlasak and Emma Rose wed in Ke-Waskum with Rev. Casper officiating.

Ben Peter ‘Holling Fenwood Lbr. Co Kickbush Grocery Co Wausau Pete Frank Vlasak Kewaskum Emma Rose Casper Stratford Vlasak

National Encampment Draws California Attention

The Thirty-seventh National Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic will meet in San Francisco the week of August 17 1903. San Francisco and California residents plan to make the gathering notable in numbers magnificence and unity, reflecting the veterans affection for the Union defenders.

Grand Army of the Republic San Francisco California Pacific Defenders of the Union

Northwestern line excursion tickets on sale to western territories

Homeseeker's Excursions to the northwest west and southwest offer greatly reduced rates via the Northwestern line. Excur sion tickets include Standard and Tourist Sleeping cars and Free Reclining Chair cars with the best of everything. For full particulars apply to agents Chicago and North Western Ry.

St. Louis North-Western Chicago & North- Western TD Colorado Chicago & North-Western Railway Colorado Christian Endeavor Denver W. B. Kiniskern Chicago Chicago & North Western R’y

Bucklen Arnica Salve Promises Quick, Thorough Heal

Bucklen's Arnica Salve touted as the best for burns, sores, bruises, and skin eruptions. The tonic claims to sweep away injuries including tears and piles with a 250 guaranteed satisfaction by Sexton Bros, Druggist.

Bucklen Sexton Bros

Town Wires Several Visitors and Local Workers

A patchwork of notes shows visitors and locals traveling to Stratford Marshfield Wausau Marathon City and Bear Creek. Names include Fred Swoboda Peter Shortime Fred Worth Geo Leiti J Mertle Wes Single Gus Zuelke Henry Eblers Herman Miller Otto Zuelke and others. School inspectors Geo Drewry and John Lamont toured area schools while Ben Umbhoef er and Alex Nehring offered maple syrup samples.

Fred Swoboda Stratford Peter Shortime Halder Fred Worth Marshfield Frank Pardeau Wausau Peter Holling Will Thompson Ben Umboefer E. S. Bailey Gus Zuelke Geo. Leiti Marathon City Paul J. Mertle Wes Single Pete, Holling F.C. Shinek Bear Creek J. Wilcott

Re Go Tonic Laxative Syrup touted as cure

An advertisement touts Re-Go Tonic Laxative Syrup as the real cure for biliousness constipation indigestion and stomach trouble claiming merit lies in the medicine itself not the name. Sold by Henry Hora Uruggist.

Henry Hora

Local Notes Provide Parlor News From Loyal Area

Loyal residents share visits and travels with Naillsville Marshfield Spencer and Loyal community. The list mentions Anna Bushman Mary Mulvey Mary Lendlin J Wilie Co cashier Miss Maud Graves and many others visiting returning or traveling to nearby towns including Marshfield Spencer Fairchild Greenwood and Neillsville. Social rounds include Elk’s ball attendance, progressive cinch games and family departures to California with wishes of good luck from friends.

Fresh Start for Rasmunssen Boy and Local News

Bakerville reports the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Chris Rasmunssen on April 19. Sherman acquired a team of draft horses from Dan Cattanach. Mrs. 4 M. Dean is improving at her daughter's home, and Mrs. M. J. Wood is recovering. A major barn fire near the schoolhouse in Dist. No. 2 destroyed the Larson home and belongings, with only a few items saved and $673 cash lost from a satchel. loss estimated at $1040, insured by Lynn Fire Insurance Co. In Town of Spencer, Will Frank worked for B. F. McMillan, Eddie Butters recovered health, and Mrs. Maria Baxter, Mrs. Geo. Lake, and Nande visited Mrs. B. F. Bradley. Bryton school closes May 1 with a program. Mrs. John Frothinger and Susie were called to Sherman for the illness of Mrs. Frothington's niece. The writer urges road repairs one mile east of Spencer to prevent injuries or damages.

Mary Mulvey John Bender Victor Richardson Spencer Mary Lendlin J. Wilie &Co Peter Weiland Marshfield Clara Walter Bishop Andrew Collet Will Nicholas Bishop Father Berkhardt Marshfeld Bakerville Chris Rasmussen Sherman Dan James Larson Dist. No. 2 Larson Lynn Fire Insurance Co Bryton John Frothinger Susie Frothington H. Ebs

Robbed the Grave by Electric Bitters Claim

John Oliver of Philadelphia narrates a dramatic recovery after near death from illness. Three physicians had given him up until Electric Bitters brought rapid improvement after three weeks, he says, and he credits the remedy with “robbed the grave of another victim.” The ad ends by urging others to try the medicine at Sexton Bros. drug store.

John Oliver Philadelphia Sexton Bros. Ding Store

Tilton Mill Set to Resume Operation

Mrs. P. J. Tilton returns home as Ward Elwood's mill nears readiness. M. E. service at Lindsey attracted a large crowd last Sunday. Miss Pearl Clapper becomes a boarder with Mrs. Dames. R. Jamison of Chili visited Tuesday seeking an investment. An accident at Tilton's mill last week nearly injured a laborer.

M. E Lindsey Pearl Clapper Dames. R. Jamison Chili Tilton's

A Thoughtful Man Helps Wife Through Illness

M M Austin of Winchester Indiana faced his wife's stomach and liver illness and used Dr King's New Life Pills. The medicine brought instant relief and she was cured. Available for 25 cents at Sexton Bros. drugStore.

M.M. Austin Winchester Ind Dr. King Sexton Bros. Ding

Community Notes From Spencer and Surrounding Areas

Spencer residents and visitors share small updates including Risoa Crowell sewing in Unity, Marie Baxter visiting Kiowiton friends, W Chariton visiting his son Will from Black River Falls, Victor Richardson visiting his mother C K Richardson, B Mason returning from Duluth, A Gardiner visiting Gardiner parents, a past item about lemon and orange trees, Crowell sending a lemon to Hayward for fifty cents, and B S Bradley awaiting a ripe orange.

Risoa Crowell Unity Marie Baxter Kiowiton W. Chariton Will Black River Falls Victor Richardson C. K. Richardson

Local business and social notes from Wisconsin region

Stratford records Carl Moss transacting business Thursday. Kohl Brothers bought a piano from James Music Co of Wausau. Harry Kohl H L Klemme and Fred Bennett were in Wausau Thursday. Leo Sargent visited friends Saturday and Sunday then returned to Laona Monday. State Game Warden Redman of Neillsville brought in several fish nets Tuesday from the Little Eau Pleine River.

Stratford Carl Moss Kohl Brothers James Music Co Wausau Harry Kohl H. L. Klemme Fred Bennett Leo Sargent Laona Redman Neillsville Little Eau Pleine

Also Mentioned on This Page

NEW Common Council Advgetisera Calumet Baking Powder Company Kamp's Church Notes Hermann Tab Nette Waltons Homeseeker's Excursions Fenwood Henry Eblers Herman Miller Cosmos Otto Zuelke John &. Lamont Ben Umbhoefer Alex Nehring Will Bradford Naillsville Anna Bushman Dr. Smiley Lula Christenson Loyal Maud Graves Tilton Fairchild Lawrence Will Barth Kate Alexander Greenwood Carrie Rossman Thorp Will Shock Newton Allen Maud. Graves Anna Devlin Mr. Rush Sade Rance Kibo Oxfords Call Tiffault-Kamps Mercantile CO Ss. Central Ave Will Frank McMillan B. F. McMillan Eddie Butters Maria Baxter Geo. Lake Nande B. F. Bradley P. J. Tilton Ward Elwood Mrs. B. Mason Duluth Mrs. A. Gardiner Mrs. Gardiner
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