Marshfield and Loyal People Visit. Death of Hulda Borchardt
Local notices report Spencer Graves and many residents of Loyal, Marshfield, Unity and surrounding towns traveling for visits, dances, and errands. A death notice details Hulda Borchardt of the village, wife of August, with funeral services conducted by Rev. Imm and many relatives present from Wayside and beyond. A playful incident at Goetz’s orchard ends with local youths fleeing pursued by the homeowner and helpers.
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Son Bay
Door County
Wis
Stratford and Marshfield Play as Stratford Wins 28 to 10
Stratford beats Marshfield 28 to 10 in a Sunday ball game between the Marshfield and Stratford second nines. Oscar Peterson and family were at Marshfield Tuesday. F J Curtin busy issuing licenses. Albert Hoffman and Chas Senk beil plan a new livery barn. Union Portrait & Frame Co. manager H M Cordell expanding business. Two boys Hetby Kohl and Chas Grasse will travel to St Louis by team, leaving Tuesday with provisions. Catholic supper in the new school house drew a large crowd, ending with corser-atons and a Kohl Bros. ball dance.
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Oscar Peterson
Leona
Jep Ballschmeider
Marshfield
F. J. Curtin
Albert Hoffman
Chas
Senkbeil
Stratford
Cordell
Union Portrait & Frame Co
Hetby
Kohl
Chas. Grasse
St. Louis
Kohl Bros
Sherry and Town News Snapshots Distill Local Visitations
Chairman J J Iverson spent Friday at Marshfield and residents from Waterloo Rudolph Portage Marshall Grand Rapids and Dakota are noted visiting or traveling. Miss Jennie Whitney rode with Miss Kitty Bever to Grand Rapids for a two week stay while families and society groups plan activities such as an ice cream social on Thursday evening Aug 21. Arthur Putney and relatives visit, and Mr Putney’s 83 year old father, newly converting a musket into a shotgun, keeps busy at home.
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Martha Potts
Lena Eblers
Colby
Teachers’ Institute
Frank Huntley
McMillan
Bertha Dullman
Waupun
Master Delbert, Conk
Fond du Lae
George Fisher
F. B. Hand
Delavan
Hurley
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
S. G. Damon
Miss Maude
Genevieve Ackerman
Marshfield
F. Borchardt
Miss Frome of
Stokenow
Sheboygan
Mr. McKenzie
Waterloo
E.G. Thomas
Marshall
Gage
Portage
Mrs. Patney
Henry Merrill
Rudolph
Jennie Whitney
Kitty Bever
Grand Rapids
Jake Drollinger
Thomas Becker
Ben Gardner
Harvest Fields
Dakota
Arthur Putney
Edna and
Ethel Putney
Ida
Esther Ridgeway
Marshfeld
F.M. Putney
Mr. Putney
Local notes from Auburndale and area
Ben McMillan and Darms of Auburndale visited Paul Darms and Eugene Vanderhoof helped Morris Vaughn stack grain last Saturday. Paul Darms and Vanderhoof went blackberrying to Arpin, several quarts picked, berries plentiful. Fuller & Hathaway patrons had pay day last week, with butter fat at 17.7 cents per pound, down from last month. Mike Weinfurther sidelined by sickness for a few days. The threshing machine engine is heard in many directions nearby.
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Paul Darms
Eugene Vanderhoof
Arpin
Fuller & Hatha‘way
Simp son Hart digs cellar for new house on Hemlock Road
Birth announced for a girl to Mr and Mrs Herman Kaufman on Monday. Leander Morrison to move into a new house soon. Robert Morrison working on Hans Paulson’s threshing machine. Young people visited Woodland academy last Sunday. Miss Pansy Wood returns from Richfield to visit sisters Mrs Wm Burhopp and Mrs J R Thomas. J J R Morrison family to leave for Indiana Thursday. Orl and Morrison to stay indefinitely.
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Joseph Gerlach
P. N. Christensen
Gladden
Herman Kauytmann
Carl Fredericksen
Ebbe
Peter R. Ebbe
Alfred Jacobson
Omaha
Robert Morrison
Indiana
Thompson
Henry Ebbe
Marshfield
Calumet County
H. Schmidt
E. EB. Ames
Clark Peck
Simpson Hart
Herman Kaufman
Leander Morrison
Hans Paulson
Pansy Wood
Richfield
Wm. Burhopp
J. R. Thomas
J. R. Morrison
Orlando Morrison
Wisconsin Central Booming and Controlled by Voting Trust
Wisconsin Central has seen steady open market accumulation for months and is now under a voting trust with two years left. Formed for bondholders at reorganization, the trust prioritizes reinvesting surplus earnings into the railroad rather than paying dividends.
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Wisconsin Central
Moore
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Medford Star-News
Marshfield Street Fair Attracts High Class Shows
Secretary J H White announces the Marshfield Street Fair for September 25 26 and 27 featuring war scenes balloon ascensions parachute leaps the high dive flying lady Moorish palace Ferris wheel ocean wave statue turning to life and other specialty acts. Street decoration falls are under way as local business leaders promise unprecedented displays.
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J. H. White
Marshfield Street Fair
Home From Encampment by Second Regiment Band and Company A
The Second Regiment band and Company A returned from Camp Swanson last Saturday after a profitable week at the state encampment. They conducted disciplined camp life with hard work and moments of relaxation, the band earning renewed admiration through concerts and improved endurance. Despite rain, Tuesday’s concert showed good form. The company performed well on the range, with officials yet to reveal camp inspectors. No injuries or illnesses occurred. The encampment spurred ongoing drills, plans to recruit new members, and to prepare for next year. Also noted: sale of fifty acres of unimproved land between Fenwood and Edgar, and details on Stevens Point Fair travel rates and a local drink at Wheelong fountain. Local market notes list various produce prices and other items.
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Camp Swanson
Shoes With Character In Striking New Cushion Line
Store emphasizes select stock with unusual care and real character. They avoid both cutthroat discounts and fads, offering well fitting, good looking shoes at moderate prices. They carry one top named shoe, Dr. A. Reed's Ladies' Cushion Shoe, priced at 4.00, boasting fine style and fit.
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Dr. A. Reed
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Spencer
Anna Neatz
Morris Weaver
Loyal
Ray
F.M. Graves
Albert Martin
Fond du Lac
Mrs
Criss. Pyatt of
R. M. Maloy
Rispa Crowell
Irene Heath
Katherine Hall
Sherman
D. Bodle
Harry
Medford
John Gardiner
B. T. Landaal
Oshkosh
Ernest Whitmore
Louis Martin
Marie Hanson
Edith Hazeltine
Tillie Kuethe
Frances. Stolter
J. W. Gardner
Cora Hance
Delavann
Portage County
Frank Parrett
Fond du Lac County
Michigan
Maude Parrett
Kaukauna
G. E. Vandercook
Milwaukee
BE. Heath
A. Schnasse
Loyal and Sisters of
F. C. Blankenberg
John Davel
Mildred
Spokesville
C. Williams
Vincent Dygart
Abbotsford
D. V. Richardson
Verna Richardson
Muriel
Lake Chetek
Spencer Graves
Papa
Fred Danskin
Thomas Biggar
Marengo
Biggar
Chicago
A. M. Pilcher
Eau Claire
M. E
A. F. Borchardt
Hulda
August FP. Borchardt
Hulda Pandry
Eni
Bakerville
D. W. Rausch
Longwood
Mr. Rausch
Auburndale
R. A. Connor
Laona
Ellsworth O'Brien
Stevens Point
BE. D. Hood
George Schmidt, Jr
Brother Ed
Manitowoc County
J. N. Goetz
Lawris
Ranaway
Messrs
Goetz
Kiefer
Sherry
J. J. Iverson
Ben Darms
Paul
Morris Vaughn
Mike Weinfurther
Hemlock Road
Woodland Academy
Wisconsin
Baed and Company
Ant Wesk
Fenwood
Edgar
Enquirer
Times Office
Stevens Point Fair
H.J. Kamps
Wheelong
Chas. Schmirler
Hotel
Blodgett Barberhop
Rosa
Central avenue Fourth #1
His
Pheimalism
Ichingon
Aca
Sexton Bros
Marshfield, Wis
M. J. Kraus & Company
M. J. Kraus & CO
Gerth Bros
Uxt
Marshtfield
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