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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1914
Page
8
Aug 4 ceremony at Bakerville Catholic church joined William Freidel of Phillips and Anna Fleishman of Richfield. The couple will reside in Phillips and celebrate with a large gathering at the bride’s parents home. Many friends offered congratulations and gifts. Local notices mention upcoming engagements, visits, and community events across Richfield and nearby towns.
Martin Nelson and Casper Galatin picked blackberries at Richfield on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Herman Shultz and children of Fremont and Otto Theil of Yenusall joined at Martin Nelsons. Miss Hattie Shultz works for Mrs Nelson. Two brothers in law of Mr Sulliv an visiting returned to Madison Sun viall Tuesday. Miss Mary Horn spent Sunday at. Thus Horn returned home from his.
Spencer Wisconsin August 3 Miss Muriel Richardson of Chetak visits Spencer friends Misses Etta Rue Manan Parrett and Christine Sorenson return from Stevens Point summer school Mr Eugene Blaisdell of Hall Claire visits with his parents Miss Pearl Ratelle Loyal stays with Miss Joyce Graves Mrs Charles Luepke Medford visits relatives Mr Leo Gummo and sister Beulah of Rib Lake pass through en route to Chicago to visit sister Mrs L Martin Mrs Rae Ingham and son Donald Tiago visit Spencer relatives Miss Effie Williams travels to Ironwood aunt Mrs Will Madison Mr and Mrs Ray Damon visit Wausau last week Miss Minnie Dolezal Marshfield guest of aunt Mrs Herman Seimers Miss Mary Stoeciek Chicago visiting her parents Mrs Robert Sleyster Cochrane visits Spencer Saturday night Miss Ethel Damon and Constance Welch head to Unity to stay with Mr and Mrs J R Kuehnan for U S convention in Unity Tuesday Aug 4
Ernest Wendt visited Chicago with Ben Lang to tour the stock yards and a packing house, rode a streetcar and a Lake Michigan launch, noting crowded business districts. Ben Lang spoke at a local A S of E picnic, while farmers enjoyed music, lemonade, and speeches. John Hoffmann is ill with rheumatism. George Schuster moved to new cheese factory quarters. Farmers await harvest completion if weather remains favorable.
Veefkind Wisconsin residents Mr and Mrs Louis Darling return to Milwaukee after a two week visit with Mr and Mrs Fred Mueller and Mr and Mrs Christ Kibble.
Ma and Mrs E W Kibble attended last Sunday. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid met last Thursday with Mrs P Knickel and no location for the next meeting was noted. Mr and Mrs E W Kibbel drove with Chas Woodky to Edgar one day last week. Herman Getchow’s infant son Fred Herman was christened on Sunday the 26th. Arthur Mueller visited his sister Mrs Lang at Mankville Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wm Riemer and children from Milwaukee visited Fred Mueller’s home last week.
Bethel notes haying progress with local farmers finishing first crops and turning to grain. Residents make short trips including John La Fevre to Green Bay, Prof. J. N. Kimble returning from New York to begin academy duties, and visits by Mrs. Ed Greenman and daughters to Marshfield. Several locals travel to nearby towns and cities including Trondgan Norway, Merrill, Pittsville, Wenatchee, Seattle, and New York, with multiple family and academia ties mentioned.
In Arpin on Aug 3 Lyda Roecinig is ill and Jens Nickolson from Racine visited his brothers at the J. T. Holland home. Edna Van Natta returns from Stevens Point summer school to stay with H. F. Roehing. Mrs. R. Robinson improves after a week of illness. D. 1.0 Lawin recovers from knee injury after a runaway. George Hauser employed Sid Bray at the factory. Gus Grabowske returns from Wales Sanitorium healthier. Mrs. C. W. Bluett visits sister Mrs. 0. Dingeldein in town. Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Loken dies. Loken returns to Milwaukee for work. Silos construction underway as many prepare storage. Kantzer builds granary and shed. Mrs. M. Trimborn injured by a log while berry picking, spraining her ankle. Grain harvest begins. oats not perfect, corn excellent.
Miss Viola Staadt returns home from a long stay at Stevens Point Normal. H G Hellerman of Milwaukee visits B J Trimborn's relatives for a few weeks. Berry pickers work hard as the season nears end. Johnnie Swan of Marshfield visits Staadt on Sunday. A P Trimborn comes home Tuesday after spending the summer on his Staadt farm.
Paid advertisement by Michael Griffin of Marshfield Wisconsin seeking Democratic nomination for Wood County sheriff. Primary on September 1. Urges support and votes with earnest solicitation and payment at one dollar per issue.
A testimonial notes rapid relief from severe bowel ailments after one or two doses of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The writer claims it never fails and urges use when needed. Sold by all dealers.
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