Numerous visits and travels noted in Medford area
A parade of visitors and travelers listed include William Bartels in Medford, Mrs C A Coon in Minneapolis, Solon Reily in Augusta, Mrs John Scheuer visiting Bloomer relatives, C H Grundy from Tomahawk, Miss Nancy Beattie with Antigo kin, and many others from Stevens Point to Milwaukee. Several locals joined outings at Camp Griffin, Madison, and Duluth, with trips to Oshkosh, Waupaca, and Unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Coon
Minneapolis
Solon Reily
Augusta
John Scheuer
Bloomer
C. H. Grundy
Nancy Beattie
Antigo
Neltie Ginley
Stevens Point
N.A. Anderson
Chicago
W. S. Carr
Herman Bauer
Medford
Neighbors share visits and forthcoming changes
Miss Martha Kolatt of Marshfield visited Napoleon Boucher and wife over Sunday. Mrs. Napoleon Boucher and sister Louise went to Fenwood on Monday for a week long visit. C E Wert and family from Stevens Point visited with A A Wert and wife. Mrs. Chas Schilling of Milwaukee visiting son Wm. Eva Kalk returned from Unity after a month with relatives. Mrs. Matt Gregerson and son Andrew of Romeo visiting Wm Kalk and family. Edward Conshock of Granton who bought the Koch Reckher creamery will take possession about Sept. 1. The Lutheran congregation in McMillan town will hold a Mission Fest next Sunday with ministers Engel Haennecke and Brandt assisting. School began last Monday with Merton Vanderhoof as substitute for the week and Frank Giles newly hired teacher away briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Wagner
Milwaukee
Omaha
Camp Griffin
Barney Harkin
Etta
Fond du’ Lac
John Harkin
John Eckhoff
Lydia
Columbus
Watertown
Siayme Maloney
Hattie Pickett
Ernest Schmidt
George Haoth Com
St. Paul
C. EE. Wert
Vernon
Stevens Point
A. A. Wert
Chas. Schilling
McMillan
Matt Gregerson
Andrew
Romeo
Wm, Kalk
Edward Conshock
Granton
Koch-Reckher
Theo. Engel
Haennecke
Herman Brandt
Naugart
Merton Vanderhoof
Frank Giles
Richfield News Bountiful Local Happenings
Richfield notes report births and visitors including a 10 pound daughter born to Mr and Mrs John Gad last Sunday and a visit by Frank D Cady’s sister in law from Washington State. Workers travel to Northern Michigan for railroad work while farmers harvest in Grafton ND. A child dies of scarlet fever. the Nor Danish Lutheran church is being repainted. Local movements include Herman Mauser’s trip to Bismarck and Williams & Company shows drawing a good crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gadson
Frank D. Cady
State of
Washington
Ladies Aid Society
Tom Williams
Local visitors and early infrastructure plans noted
Mr Tilton visits with Mrs CG and family as investors from Missouri arrive. Masonry work continues for Hahn's new house foundation. Betlach brothers from Sun Prairie visit Wheelock brothers. Local farmers praise the country's outlook. A telephone line to Marshfield will soon operate, linking to Grand Rapids and other key points, fulfilling a long felt need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. King
Missouri
Hahn
Messrs
Joseph
John Betlach
Sun Prairie
Wheelock Brothers
Marshfield
Grand Rapids
Local social and school activities cited in Junction City trip notes
Sherry, Kelley and Thomas traveled to Junction City on Saturday while Mrs O Leroux and her two daughters joined the excursion. Local residents Jess, Robert Parker, Chas Yaw and Mr Johnson went to Dakota to harvest. A youth group visited Sholts schoolhouse for a basket social. Sunday School convention here Tuesday drew large attendance and favorable reports. Milladore children joined the Sunday School gathering with dinner served in Hosivy's hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherry
Messrs
Kelley
Thomas
Junction City
O. Leroux
Jess
Robert Parker
Chas. Yaw
Mr. Johnson
Dakota
Sholts
Milladore
Hosivy's Hall
Launch Kid Burned In Harbor Gas Explosion
A gasoline explosion aboard the launch Kid at the Columbia Yacht Club harbor injured four men including owner Vernon C Seaver. The blast tore the craft, set the yacht clubhouse and naval reserve building ablaze, and threatened other vessels as club members fought the fire with available chemicals. The 4 PM accident occurred as fuel barrels were being transferred to reservoirs. the cause remained unexplained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon C. Seaver
Columbia
Naval Reserves
Naval Reserve Wuilding
Ong 90
Svaver Wis
Joseph Sarvent
Dallder
Enill Meyer
Culeazo Recorl
Will and estate matter in Wood County court
In private Wood County Wisconsin the last will and testament of Amelia Bartels Bilesner is being probated. An instrument alleged to be her will for Amelia Bartels Bletgoer is also present and may be proven and admitted to probate with letters testamentary. The hearing is set for Tuesday before September 10 at 10 o clock in Grand Rapids probate office. Notice will be published weekly for seven weeks in the Marshfield Times. Dated August 4, 1901. Judge John A. Gaynor. Deputy for Avoy and Rapids Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woo County
Wisconsin
Wood County
Amelia Bartels Bilesner
Amelia Bartels Bletgoer
Marshfield
Jay
Otto Bartalgat Marshdell
Wbureon
Grand Rapids
Said
Marshield
Ward County
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William Bartels
Fred Warsinske
Mary Grieves of
Ladysmith
Clifford Heath
Waupaca
A. Nielsen
Nina Strong
Miss Potter
Unity
William E. Smith
Duluth
Calvin Ely
Neenah
John E. Paine
Cora Vaughn
Vigo Nielsen
Eau Claire
Henry Horn
Abbotsford
G. A. Howard
Lisbon
C.J. Howard
Reb Petroff
Frank Mertz
Mondovi
Peter Pickett
Casco, Wis
J. W. Pickett
Nettie Barr
Thorpe
Mrs. Adams
al Sutor
The
Grand’ Rapids Tribune
Andrew Gotfrey
Camp Cleghorn
Prof
Chas. Rowe
Mary Thomas
Auburndale
City
Fiche
Miss Kapelley
Neillsville
G. W. Viele
Tomahawk
Matt Pfeifer
Park Falls
Geo. W. Viele
Northwestern
Ratekauna
E. E. Winch
Anna Linster
Theresa Weber
Keturah Whitwam
Lena Thomas
August Otto
Reily
Peter Prescott
Mrs
A. K. Hatteberg
Saunders, Mich
W. P. Berdie
Otto Rempke
Abner Wilson
Clyde Elvis
George Hutchinson
Oshkosh
Fred May
Tom Lee
Will Wheeler
Joseph Plum
J.C. Lott
Waukesha
E. F. Kelly
Harry Ferguson
Harry Bain
Elroy
E.N. Dufour
C. J. Kraus
Buffalo Exposition
Joseph Marsh
Olga Ringletaube
Brill's
Dan Harkin
Rena Lucas
Cora Jenkins
Green Bay
George C. Willson
Nellie Connors
John Connors
Joan Noe
Mike Clancy
Wausau
Colby
G. A. Warsinske
Montana
Joseph Maurer
Dorchester
Harvey Cook
Nasonville
Plainfield
T. A. Rafferty
R.G. Nuss
Joseph Brown
Agnes
Monona Lake
A. Furstenberg
Irene ‘Tesch
Brillion
R. H. Zulke
Athens
Harvey Banks
Illinois
Henry Leonhardt
Dr. Banks
Leonhardt
Carolyn Miere
Charles A. Johnson
Evansville
Indiana
David Cole Wenesday
W. G. Hellen
Corning
R. B. Hellen
Oakland
Wis
Ralph Fuller
Capt
A. C. Martin
Monty Wright
Wright
Charles Smig
Amherst Junction
R- E, Andrews
A.B. Beebe
Marathon County Board of Jury Commissioners
Frank Barron
Jake
Ida Koch
Herman Koch
Ferdinand Justinian
Iron Ridge
Theo
Engel
Ella Schoot
Hartford
Olga Beaumont
Mayville
Otso Kalis
Horicon
Martha Kolatt
Napoleon Boucher
Louise
Fenwood
Eva Kalk
Richfield
John Ewell
F. M. Russell
George Kirkland
Francis Baker
Northern
Michigan
Nels Bradley
Leonard Russell
Robert and
William Isabel
Grafton
N. D
Elias Noble
Fring & Gun
Wallace Kieffer
Peck Bros
Herman Mauser
Bismarck
Wm. Drollinger
R. Connor Co
A. W. Moerke
Aug. Moerke
Williams & Company
John Heinz
Menominee, Wis
M. I. Scholler
Nick P. Schill
Mildred Minor
A. Van-Ryzin
Willie
Walter Vai
Lindsey
Tilton
W. Tidel
Brill’s
Perfect Fit
A. J. Lundgren, Pommer's
Badger
Hoop
Marshfield, Wis
Market Report
Ty Guy Bir
Gulter
Crewsbury
Berlins
Legals
Vane
E.f.mechler
Mike Tirey
Tremmel's Corner
New City Hall
Co. S. Vedder
Koenig
Pommer’s
Louis G. Schmidt
Advice
C.T. Belt, Warder Building
Washington, D.C
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