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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1906
Page
2
Spencer and nearby towns report a flurry of visits as Mrs. Wendell of Lancaster and Mrs. Griffin of Rib Lake call on relatives. The week includes trips to Minneapolis, Knowlton, Stevens Point, and St Paul for residents such as Krant Heath, Martha Finch, and many others. An advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a beauty aid.
Town of Spencer hosts Will Reviow and family from Spokeville. infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Aug Schwantes listed sick. candidates for office rise in number across districts and counties. young locals dance at M W A hall in Sper cer until rooster crow ends event. Will and Wlarh Korth Frank Schwantes and Will Newmann depart for upland West to seek work. praise for industrious youth. town shows growth with new paint on Mrs W Poth house and plans for a modern dwelling for L Frank. notes boom era optimism and imminent town development.
Joe Porath has left for the west. Joe Nuber departed for Wausau Saturday night. Agatha M Kraemer stays at Marshfield. Jank Hephner works at the Thomas House. Miss Anne Nuber visited Marshfield with friends last week. Mrs Bailey and Mrs Mattsog of Chicago visited with Martin Jensen the past week. Carolina A Kraemer went to Grand Rapids for a teacher's institute yesterday. Mary Michalski visited her sitter at Marshfield last week. Mrs Spiegelhof and children at Milwaukee visit her mother Mrs Stells Tillie Michalski has been ill and underwent an operation. Stephen Michalski of San Francisco and August Michalski of this place are here on a three month visit. For dry lips or rough skin use Dr Shoop s Green Salve sold by R J Strauss.
Granton and nearby towns report visits and travel. Granton Rick E. L. Snyder traveled from Neillsville, K Listerman seen in town, Wella Beecher visited parents, Earl Marsh went to Stevens Point to see Uncle R. Johnson, Mape Marsh stayed a week with parents, Faye Marsh visited relatives, Chas Nevnas family left for Grand Rapids for a wedding, Frank Converse visiting Melrose, L A Marsh sold stock in Marshfield, Rev Mallory and Miss Wrost visiting friends, Nearney Davis joined Loyal ball team in Withee, Mrs Brante Osgood learns of Duluth mother ill, Norick Raatz ends employment, and Marshfield Marble offers monument services with agent commission. Louis C. Schmidt, 4205.
Local notes list a newborn girl to Mr and Mrs Joe Robel last week Saturday. Visitors include Mrs B Kupfer and Miss Rosa Fohl in Spencer on Thursday. Families of Bruckine, Frey, Lena Specht, and Marshfield guests shared meals and calls. Lena Specht and brother returned to Stevens Point. John Boehm plans to train a bronco. Esther Huber celebrated her 11th birthday with friends. Rosa Fellenz returned to Campbellspore after two months with Mrs C2 Fleischman.
Local notes report Miss Annie Shortmer and Miss Wiland visiting Welnover's while a harvest dance drew attention Sunday night. Peter Ebernardy broke a leg moving a team to the water tank. Frank Feldover shifts milk routes from Richfield station to Wondruff district with quick changes expected.
Bethel, Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Hanson left for Chicago last Monday. Will Snow of Green Bay visited at his parents home a week ago. Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Sheppler spent Sabbath and Sunday with relatives at Granton. Miss Poynia Smith returned home from Tennessee where she taught for two years. Mrs. A. W. Spaulding's mother from Battle Creek, Michigan, visits at her daughter and son-in-law's home.
Dr J W Burns advertises specialty services in eye ear nose and throat care at American National Bank location. Glasses fitted examinations tested and operations performed as offered by the specialist.
County Clerk warns of a primary election in all towns wards and precincts on the sixth day of September under the reform era details include candidates to fill offices of Governor Lieutenant Governor Attorney General and others. Names of several nominees are listed with terms expiring on different Januaryes and Februarys. George W. Davis, County Clerk, issues the notice dated 1.
Probate proceedings open in Wisconsin Wood County for the will and testament of Weathering Reese, deceased. Wilhelm Kreypalas petitions for probate, with hearing set at the county courthouse on September. Notice to publish for four weeks in a local newspaper.
A guardianship and sale petition concerns the estate of Sukiat Klug and minor heirs. The court orders sale of the hotel property in Grand Rapids to the City of Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, on the first Tuesday of September, with publication required three weeks prior.
Daily scrubs for stomach bowels liver and tissues framed as moral cleanliness. An advertisement for Hollster's Rocky Mountain Tea or Tablets priced at 35 cents. Sexton Bros promote the remedy as a universal health aid.
An uncertain ad style note promotes Lexative Tablets for constipation sour stomach biliousness bad breath and complexion with a suggested risk price of five cents. Mentions R J Strauss and implies a store test or sample offer. The text is fragmented and reads as a casual promotional snippet.
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