Local briefs from Marshfield area weekly events
Tuesday news notes report a birth to Mr and Mrs Pul weller, various church and social events, weddings upcoming at St John Catholic church, a forger arrested after years, a Catholic church cornerstone to Rozellville, and local industry updates. Also notices of picnics, baptisms, theater outings, weathering and a lumber firm expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borx
Geo. Pul'weller
Mary
Jannie Kelly
Cinch Lagi
Tull
Colby
Spencer
Episcopal Church
Ebbe's Park
John Hume
Horn
Thompson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Henry Maurer
Barbara Steinwagner
St. John’s Catholic Church
Wisconsin Agricultural College short course dates shifted
The University of Wisconsin agricultural short course begins December 1 instead of January 1, lasts one week and ends March 5, 1887. The college seeks energetic effort to make the term notably interesting and instructive and urges all eligible young men to apply by the proper date, noting late registration will not be admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wisconsin
College of Agriculture
Ray Rollo Branch Returns to Proge Presbyterian Church
Ray Rollo Branch has returned from the Uhe Engl trip and will lead both morning and evening services at Proge Presbyterian Church next Sunday. A large congregation is expected as he resumes his pulpit duties after a six week absence. While away he preached to seven hundred at Sodus New York and rumor says he enjoyed fishing on vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Black Rey
Beeson
John Carvanach
Nasonville
PB. Petersen
Petersen
Christ
Presbyterian Church
G. J. Follett
Spencer
Lucius Foster
Vine Street
Mr. Follett
Mr. Foster
Pree Carrara
Northwest
la Crosse
Add
Wisconsin Business University
LaCrosse
Wis
Ray, Rollo Branch
Uhe Engl
Sodus
Lts
Dairy Board Meeting Reflects Cheese Market Hesitation
Nine factories represented at the Marshfield Dairy Board of Trade meeting last Tuesday reported about 2,500 pounds of cheese. Names include Toho Blanker, Julius Koc, A. de Burpey, B. Servno, Marshfield, Rozellville, Pere Olim, Nasonville, and others. Market remains weak with a 5 cent bid rejected as producers prefer higher prices, similar to beer-industry price sensitivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Toho Blanker
Hou Pleing
Julius Koc
NiLanora Geenery
A. de Burpey
Thetory
B. Servno Town Warner
Adg
Bayer
Suku Honedtar
Rozellville
Pere. Olim
Nasonville
F. H. Theil
Chia
M.A. Sickles
Dolly Berry Pickers Visit Arpin With Berry Aim
A group from this city traveled to the Marshfield and St Paul area for berry picking, the party including Mr. and Mrs. Voelker, Wheeler, Deming, Gortychius, Finney, Boyington, Vollmar, Ilsworth, Renne, Winch, Titeult, Lathrop, Livingston, Williams, Tollett, Heath, Huarward, Emmajesne Chay Grundy, McMillan families, Beebe, Conroy, and Miss Margarite McMillan. They enjoyed the trip though berries were scarce. Also noted is an upcoming G A R National Encampment in St Paul with low-rate tickets from Chicago & North Western via Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rozellville
J. Bisen
Jawinik
We of
McMillan
Menion
St John's Catholic Church
Wm. Gallager
Ornuhn Land Company
Gungur
Perguson+ DPatmor Lumber Go
Chicago
Coy Payne
Nellie Warshoo
Auburndale
Ferguson
Wright
Fowler
Mr. Berguson
Arpin
Marshfield
Southeastern
John Voelker
BM. IT. Wheeler
K. M. Deming
Mev
A. Gortychius
Mes
Finney
J. N. Boyington
Damus Fred
Vollmar
E. T. Ilsworth
B.S. Renne
B. Eb, Winch
PB. Titeult
H. A. Lathrop
Maggie Livingston
J. J. Williams
L. M. Tollett
Allen Heath
J. C. Huarward
Emmajesne
Mr. Chay
Grundy
Cty
B. FB. McMillan
A. ©. Beebe
Conroy
Margarite McMillan
McMilan
Jeanie Hugo
Clinton
Candidate for Sheriff on Republican Ticket
P M Wen announces as a candidate for sheriff on the Republican ticket. He notes service as deputy sheriff for two years and expresses confidence in his familiarity with the duties and work of the office. He pledges to serve the people of the county faithfully if nominated and elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liam
Davies
P.M. Wen
Clearing sale summer goods in store now
A brisk sale notice invites buyers to clear space by purchasing summer dress goods, underwear, hats, and more. Items are marked down from former selling prices with bargains claimed at two dollars per armful.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Theo. Roessler
Poner
Peresa Roessler
Mollie Moosbrugger
Jefferson
Grand Rapids
Miss
Lake View
Katy Mees
Tuberon
Alice
Geo. Lesselyong
Will Bradley
Connor
Waupaca
C. W. Kraner
Jessie Baker
Stevens Point
Taura Wright
Wauwatosa
Maliie
Agnus Connor
Alice Olin
Sue Doern
Will Trumbull
Res. O. R. Oe
Chaperon
Geo. RK
Reed
Rhinelander
Sheldon
Clerk County
Frank Kolbeck
Kolbeck
Thorp
Ransis
Otto Penn
Upham
Omaha
Davye Morton
Bland Tunctive
Jave
Wiliam Hackett
Chippewa Falls
Wisconsin Central Depot
WH Beach
Hackett
Sven Ee
R. T. Wood
Doud
See & Cy
March Rapids and
Archy
Ray
Rollo Branch
Dairy Board Meeting
Dolly Berry Pickers
St. Paul
G. A. BR
Rev. Thom
Walpace
Nellie Christenson
Webster
Peasley
Neenah
Maggie Jeke
Ghili
J. Lott
Cadlott
LoBudde
Ida Greisinger
Marshal A.‘l
Gerwing
Hortonville
Newtie Dickinson
Green Bay
Sparta
J. Eisen
Vol
Neillsville
Andrew Forrest
Superior
Mrs. Schubert
Bonnie Steveens
Ed. Reese
Whideren
Dodgeville
Miss Levy
Milwaukee
Lois Wilsworth
Louis Gaemle
Tub Lake
Misses Gang
Misses Thomas
Chas. Hinckley
James Beattie
Lorengohl
Fairbanlt
Old Bars
Juffergon
Charley
Orr Foster
Kaule Mitchell
Ashkesh
Minnie
Prank Strong
Merchant H. Stein
Milyanker
Fred Kohl
Peink Cramer
H. Icke
Currie Rey
Visival Waukesha
G. K. Clausen
Warrena
J. Clcott
Magrie Lueckenbuck
Jon. Deckee
Ed. Hahn
Babcock
James Myre
Clemens
Wm. O'Neil
Elray
Jos. Lahl
Gus. Ruediger
Horo
A.kleinheinz & GO
Louis Laemle
DR. Brewer
Tremont
Marshiald
Aditress
UlleWersa
Urewer & Son
Ave
Evanston
E.c.derby
C. M. Allen & CO
C. S. Sheerin
Sexton’s
Lo V
C. O. B. Grocery
J. EB. Paine & Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!