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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1905
Page
2
Mixed string of train times and passenger routes between Grand Rapids Chippewa Falls and Loyal with names of towns and stations. Local arrivals visits and departures list residents such as Mrs J Whitmore Mrs W B Parks Mrs L Dygatt Mrs E Haskins Rev Colby and Rev Conklin plus obituaries for Mrs Jas Vought and E W Romaine with funeral plans. short business note and advertisement for Chamberlain's remedy.
Partial timetable shows stations from Wynsau to Milwauker with Chicago and Milwaukee notes. Mentions Menasha Oshkosh Rhinelander Hurley and Grand Rapids with 4 Wansnd and 98 900 figures, plus accommodation reference and Sunday exceptions.
Mrs. Cecil is improving. Alice Busha from Mosinee visited for berry picking. Edgar Coerper of Wausau spent Sunday at home. Louise and Nellie Lutz visited sister Mrs Zell. John Coerper of Hartford attends local interests. Harvest picnic at Zell's grave on Monday August 6 invites all. Mrs Gebauer of Montrose Col. had an operation for a tumor and is recovering. De Witt's Little Early Risers pills advertised by RK, J. Strauss.
Staadt J A Pennebecker peeled hemlock bark this week. Mrs Wm Maniger hosted Mrs L Krauter last Sunday. Otto Degner left Tuesday for North Dakota to work for threshers. Art Reinke held a farewell party last Saturday night and plans to move to Manitowoc County to threshers. A reminder to keep Cham berlain Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand. For sale by Sexton Bros and H A Schumaker.
Town news recounts visits by Chas Cramer and Mrs Schuyt and O Lehra guests from Wausau and Marshfield, Lutheran picnic success at Colby, and orchard losses due to tent caterpillar. It highlights windmill plans, social gatherings at the Griepentrog and Chas Cramer homes, and a banking appeal urging farmers to use the First National Bank of Marshfield as their headquarters.
Public notice hails Electric Bitters as a tonic for sick stomach liver and kidneys. Mary H Walters of 546 St Clair Ave Columbus Ohio says she was near death from fever ague and nerve breakdown before using the remedy and after starting it she found relief and was cured. Guaranteed at Sexton Bros drug store for 50 cents.
McMillan era notes workers at Welter site and new houses under way. Julius Hass and Otto Shalock push building and plastering while Danny Shay relocates to Park Falls for mill work. Town hall rebuilt after storm damage, meat shop emphasizes quality as Wenzel and Wenzel promote goods.
Sherry notes visits by local residents while Arpin hosts a Sunday School picnic near Arpin with Sherry, Arpin, Auburndale and Dist No 2 schools participating and prominent speakers from abroad. A Presbyterian church sermon moves to Sunday 10 AM to draw a larger audience for Rev. Burton’s discourse.
An advertisement extols DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as a cure for sunburn skin diseases and piles. It claims it draws out fever and heals without scarring and warns against substitutes sold by R J Strauss.
For sale two saddle horses a stylish Kentucky Bay Mate gaited saddler and driver and a Black Gelding combination gaddler and driver. Both sound gentle and offered cheap if taken at once. Write or call W A Brazeau Port Edwards Beit 4lta long distance.
They appeal to our sympathies for the biliows and dyspeptic, who suffer constantly. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets can bring health and happiness by invigorating the stomach and liver, regulating digestion and bowels. Sold by Sexton Bros. and H A Schumaker. Smoke the City Hall ten cent cigar by John G Hoelz.
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