Richfield Community News Highlights Local Activities
Walter Clark bought five purebred Holsteins in Baraboo last week. Mrs Ed Barker and family and Grandpa Elliot visited Benton last Thursday. A large crowd joined the Sunday league at Mr Blanchard's. Next meeting at W S Crackley home with Florence Belton as leader. William Burhopp and family traveled to Grand Rapids Friday. Richfield Ladies Aid plans a Wednesday meeting at Burhopp’s. The fair is nearing and everyone should exhibit. Rain kept attendance low at George Kirkland's Aid Society meeting. Messrs W W Clark Otto Leu and Mr Furgeson scouted stock for Milwaukee Fair and Holstein sale this fall. Little Harold Omans was injured in his grandfather’s barn last Wednesday. Ice cream social at E E Miner home Thursday evening for Epworth league. Miss Florence Belton celebrated her birthday with a Sunday dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Blanchard
W. S. Crackley
Florence Belton
Richfield Ladies Aid
William Burhopp
Aid Society
George Kirkland
Messrs
W. W. Clark
Otto Leu
Mr. Furgeson
Milwaukee Fair
Harold Omans
E. E. Miner
Epworth League
Dainty Lillian Gish
Robert Harron
C. J. Lundgren
Laona
Lundgren
Elsabea Hipke
Olive Lange
Marjorie Sexton
Lynette McCulloch
Helen Heaton
Lorna Scharmann
Ruth Tufts
Withee
Waupaca Lakes
William Hahn
Florence and
Norman
Charlotte Hazelton
Silver Lake
Auto
William Wenzel
Medford
Mr. Wenzel
Harry
Kiss on the cheek prints not published by printer
A young woman argued with a printer about printing and publishing and finally said he may print a kiss on her cheek but must not publish it. He then carried the fair form to the press.
Sugar Crop Forecast For 1919 20 Season
Washington reports the Bureau of Crop Estimates forecasts sugar production for 1919 20 at 1 108 000 short tons, 73 500 more than the six year average and signaling the end of the sugar shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Department of Agriculture
Two new banks planned for Colby in near future
Local Colby will host the Farmers and Merchants bank a new institution organized last week with ninety stock holders and capital stock of 25000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colby
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Monroe Salisbury
Trio Theater
M. E. Pfeifer
Kathleen
Russell
Waupaca
Frankenham
Billy Rhodes
A. Hearst International News
Tad
Red Arrow Orchestra
McMillan Herbert Schroeder sells farm to Charles Sweeney of North Benton IA
Herbert Schroeder sells his farm to Charles Sweeney of North Benton Iowa and will take possession October first. A farmer’s market note reports scarce potatoes and damaged grain due to rain. Locals Frank Snyder visited H Schroeder. Pete Specht and N Seitz families hosted a planned August 17 picnic at Luchterhand’s grave. A justice court summons and garnishee against Bridgeman Russell Co. is set for August 23 with a possible sale to satisfy John A. Thomas debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Schroeder
Charles Sweeney
North Benton
Iowa
John A. Thomas
Charles Hahn
Vity
Marshfield
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Richfield
Walter Clark
Baraboo
Ed. Barker
Baby
Grandpa Elliot
Benton
Beatrice
Grand Rapids
Harold
LocKwood
Taare
THE
Harold Lockwood
Chester Ager Theatre
A. Western Electric
Marshfield Electric Co
DELCO
Completa Electric Light
Muah
Braem Bros
Marshfield, Wis
Winterbumn Drug Company
Falr
Helen
Ketherine
Marie Gross
South Dakota
Nicholas Gross
Wominy
Mis
Marie
Brookings
Catherine
Milbank
Doland
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Eau Claire
White City
Waul. Claire
Marshfield Fair
Wisconsin
Big Round
R. R. Williams
Secy
Adis
Kenney
William Kenney
Roddis Lumber & Veneer, Company
Mona Acker
Bissell Lumber Company
Rhinelander
Frank Snyder
Bakerville
H. Schroeder
Pete Specht
N. Seitz
U. S. of E. and Woman’s Auxiliary
Luchterhand
Wood County
Justice’s Court
Bridgeman-Russel Company
Laundry & Dry Cleaning Co
Adler Theatre
Vitagraph
Pathe Review
Larry Lemon
William Duncan
Constance
Talmadge
Harold Lloyd
Mutt & Jeff Special
Gladys Hulette
Ruth Roland
Kitty Gordon
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