OFFER THEM SERVICES RRE TO THE SICK
The Northwestern Clinic in Minneapolis offers absolutely free consultation examination and medical services for a wide range of chronic and acute diseases. Patients are asked only to report results to friends to prove cures, with doors open. hours 9:30 am to 5:30 pm, married women with husbands, minors with parents, address Hennepin and 5th Street.
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Northwestern Clinic
Cor
Hennepin & Sth St
Minneapolis
Minn
Local residents and visitors share updates from Spencer
Mrs A Soles visited Fond du Lac relatives. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Mas Stol ten on Sunday July 30. Stella Clark of Tomahawk visited relatives here. M Mascolnek of Fairwater stayed with his son and daughter. Mrs F W Reath visited Abbotsford to stay with her parents. Rispa Crowell visited Coley and returned Monday morning. Mr Pickering of Eland Junction served as priest at the Bloor home last week. Elizabeth Bloom traveled to Unity for dressmaking. Mr and Mrs A Wendel attended Market Day in Colby and visited their daughter. Mrs Frank Ailar was called to Abbotsford by her father's illness and returned Sunday night. Mrs Dahl of Romeo buys two lots from her son-in-law and plans a house in the village. F A Soles visited Milladore and brought Bernice back. Martha Krebs visited Spencer after stays at Princeton and Fox Lake. Louis Malehow of Appleton called on Spencer friends after Camp Douglas with Marshfield militia. Mrs A A Grannis of Lake City, Minn., spent a week with E G Ingham and left with her mother Martha Ingham. A musical social at E G Landaal’s home drew a large crowd plus a good program. The next social will be at C Williams’ home in August.
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A. Soles
Fond du Lac
Mas Stolten
Stella Clark
Tomahawk
Rispa Crowell
Coley
Mr. Pickering
Eland Junction
Bloor
Elizabeth Bloom
Unity
J. H. Clark
Martha Krebs
Princeton
Fox Lake
Aug, Raabe
Louis Malehow
Appleton
Spencer Friends
Camp Douglas
Marshfield
A. A. Grannis
Lake City
Minn
E. G. Ingham
Marcha Ingham
E. G. Landaal
C. Williams
Bethel News: Births, Travels, and Local Updates
Bethel writes reflect a July birth to Mr and Mrs Ralph Gietfe eight pound baby girl or boy and notes Rudolph McChesney losing a valuable horse on a wire fence. Mrs William Bradbury departs for California, Aleck Cowie joins George Cole in Minnesota harvest. George Cole Fred Will Bushlen Floyd Foote shift south to harvest and thresh. Floyd Foote confirms new southern Minnesota work by postal card. Mrs John McReynolds and child stay with Mrs W H Thurston as James Johnson Jr travels for S D A conference duties in Grand Rapids. Miss Jessie R Bigelow plans nursing in Tomah Madison Baraboo after three weeks visit. Health concerns for Marie Grab er now Mrs James Johnson Jr rise in Minnesota.
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Ralph Gietfe
Rudolph McChesney
William Bradbury
Mary Snow
California
Aleck Cowie
George Cole
Minnesota
Bethel
Jessie R. Bigelow
Tomah
Madison
Baraboo
Community Notes From Cameron and Nearby
Cameron residents Mr and Mrs C Fredrich spent Sunday with Geo Stowell who has finished cutting oats and helps neighbors The Norwegian Lutheran minister stayed with Mr and Mrs J O Johnson Miss Enola Johnson visiting her parents at Cameron The Young People class play at Cameron School drew a good crowd A local prank left tin by the road frightening a passing team and risking damages. residents urged removal
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J. O. Johnson
Enola Johnson
Burlington
Mrs
J. C. Johnson
Cameron School
August Storms Forecast Prompts Marshfield Warnings
Weather outlook predicts a stormy August with frequent changes and cooler spells. For two weeks, blustery winds and rain threaten the middle states, with frost and warm waves later in the month. Marshfield residents are advised to prepare for unsettled conditions and bring warm blankets for livestock. Two local youths had a windy misadventure obtaining rolls en route to Romeo. Denting a well project and bank testing news round out local items.
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Middle States
Marshfield
Gulf
Wisconsin
Romeo
Spencer
Stvrter
Dewey
Herald
Joseph Wettstein
G. W. Henderson
B.A. Williams
Wettstein
Henderson
Mr. Henderson
Summer Joys in Chicago Riverview Exposition Thrives
Chicago's Riverview Exposition draws massive crowds with two major spectacles Monitor and Mertimac and Creation, each costing about half a million dollars. The park offers numerous thrill rides, extensive green spaces, and daily concerts, attracting nearly one tenth of the city on peak Sundays and Decoration Day.
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Chicago
Riverview
Hampton Roads
Hewitt Baseball Club Plays Friendlies and Ties
F. X. Haselberger sold a horse. P. F. X. Durst left for Luxemberg Wisconsin. A baseball dance was held Aug first by Hewitt baseball club. Mrs Emma Selle of Chicago visits Mr and Mrs Ford Schroeder. M Ley and John Gonering went to Rozellville to see General Winch. Hewitt club tied Stratford 4 to 4 after a ten inning game. Our boys travel to Auburndale next Sunday.
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The
Hewitt Baseball Club
Mrs
Emma Selle
Chicago
Mrs. Ford Schroeder
M. Ley
John Gonering
Rozellville
Mr. Winch
Stratford
Auburndale
Rainstorm Forces Marshfield Driver to Swallow Water
A Marshfield man trapped in his car by a heavy Monday afternoon downpour was compelled to swallow water to endure the storm.
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Blodgett Hotel
Milwaukee
University of Wisconsin State Horticultural Society
Assa
Aviatiowersrina
M. Mascolnek of
Fairwater
Friday
F. W. Reath
Abbotsford
Mrs. A. Wendel
Colby
Frank Ailar
F. A. Soles
Milladore
Bernice
Geo. Cole
Fred and
Will Bushlen
Floyd Foote
John McReynolds
W. H. Thurston
McReynolds
Nere
S. D. A. Conference
Grand Rapids
James Johnson Jr
Marie Graber
Cameron
Mrs. C. Fredrich
Geo. Stowell
Felix Lapoint
American National Bank
Sacre
Riverview Exposition
Dakota
Kestel Bros. Co
Ford
Benz
Algonquin
Ford Motor CO
Marshfield Hardware & Auto Company
Hewitt
F. X. Haselberger
PF. X. Durst
Luxemberg
Wis
Stevens Point Business College
C. E. Wood
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