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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1901
Page
12
Neighboring News lists numerous visits and trans-actions across towns including Sherry Marshfield Laona Wausau Athens and Mani-towne. It notes births marriages licenses and upcoming sports with Athens at the local ball grounds and summer travel between Stratford and surrounding communities.
The Sherry and Auburndale ball teams will play a match here Sunday. The sisters residence near the Catholic school is being enlarged one story, Lochner Bres doing the carpenter work. A. O. Kiefer and wife will leave for Stratford next week, where he has accepted a position in the R Conner company's store. Prof. Sutton of Marshfield was down here Sunday to instruct a class in music. He will come every second Sunday after this. The R. Conner company is putting up a house on main street for Dennis Rowan. Contractor Knute Woren is doing the work. Louis Koller will give a chance at his hall Friday Aug. 5 for the benefit of the new band. The Three Juges pile band will furnish the music. V. P. Atwell of Stevens Point transacted business here Wednesday. Fab. Bray and John and Jacob Smith left this week for the western harvest fields. Jay Munhall, who has been working for Hammel & Co. at Marshfield, is at home again. H. P. Maynard of Wausau solicited insurance here last week Friday and Saturday.
Miss Louise Boucher of Marshfield visits this week with her brother Napoleon and family. Geo Cattanach visited with friends last Sunday then departed for Kellogg North Dakota. The nine days old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Rivilinski died Monday evening. Funeral Wednesday with interment at Marshfield. Rev Herman Zimmerman of Naugart filled Rev Theodore Engel’s pulpit at the Lutheran church last Sunday while Engel conducted service at Rozellville.
A hard battle last Sunday saw the Marshfield Maple Street Lobsters top the Hewitt Stars 15 to 12. Joe Regenfuss hit a three RBI homer in the sixth, while Ed Ruplinger and Billy Huth emerged as talked about figures in a game noted for ninth inning miscues and strong umpiring.
John P. Hume bought 80 acres south of POG Petersons in Christen sen area. Chris Rasmussen finished a fourth consecutive well for neighbors, all around 100 feet. Howard of Waukesha visiting son C. J. Howard and land bought last winter. Harvesting is active as rains, heat quickened ripening. grain expected light in weight.
Eddie Hahn spent Sunday with his grandfather while Harry Wheelock and his mother were in Chili for the day. Rev J E Brierly of Duluth is visiting. Several local youths attended church at Nasonville Sunday evening. Rippey and family moved to Carey for mill work. Elmer Alebercher hosted friends for his sixteenth birthday last Saturday. The wife of Fr Fredrick section foreman died Sunday from blood poisoning and was buried in Pittsville. she leaves seven children, the youngest two weeks old.
The piece argues winter woods life boosts health, citing pine needle oil as a remedy for insomnia. It notes scientists' belief in pine scent as a tonic and forecasts its future use to boost longevity. A Gentry Bros. animal show drew crowds on Fourth Street, praised for child-friendly entertainment and lively acts. Thresher’s advertises butter, land, and eggs as a shopping tip.
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