Clark Main streets gain new sidewalks and local visits
The notes list ongoing sidewalk construction on Clark and Main streets. Residents and visitors travel between towns for family, work, and church events, including Mrs. Mason in Athens, Mrs. Heath in Waupaca, and Miss Hance returning from Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Main
H. Mason
Athens
F. W. Heath
Waupaca
Cora Hance
Milwaukee
Frank Reas
Park Falls
Diem
Sherry hosts Labor Day celebration with races and dancing
Mrs C Yean and Pearl visit Unity while Mrs John Beaver entertains her sister from St Paul. Miss Austin leads Presbyterian service. Miss Bessie Lounsbury hosts Mary Rateha of Milladore. Families visit Waukesha county relatives. Ridgeways visit their daughter family. School opens Sept 6 with Miss McCallin principal, Miss Potter and Miss Draeger teachers. Sherry Mill camp plans grand Labor Day event with baseball, foot and horse races, bicycle races and an address by Chas Brieve at 1 pm. Dancing afternoon and evening. Neighbors invite all for a royal good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Yean
Pearl
Unity
John Beaver
St. Paul
Miss Austin
Presbyterian Church
Bessie Lounsbury
Mary Rateha
Milladore
Ridgeway
Esther
Miss McCallin
Potter
Draeger
Sherry Mill
Sherry
Marshfield
Chas
Brieve
Local social notes and weekend activities in Richfield area
Gertrude Christopherson visited Curtins on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Dohm were Marshfield callers on Saturday. D D Bathrick came from Chicago Saturday and left Sunday. Will Hopp and wife went to Arpin with their new horse on Thursday. A Saturday Andersons gathering was well attended. Anton Dollendorfer and Herbert Mathrick visited Marshfield on business Friday and Saturday. Richfield beat Hewitt the ball game at Hewitt on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Christopherson
Curtins
Mrs. Dohm
Marshfield
D. D. Bathrick
Chicago
Will Hopp
Arpin
Anderson
Anton Dollendorfer
Herbert Mathrick
Hewitt
Richfield
Richmond church farewell and September social announced
Town of Rock notes many attended the last service in Richferd by Rev Curran and regret his departure. Since July 1 his labor has brought many blessings. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid plans a Baltimore social at the church served by the young ladies on Wednesday evening September 1. All come as it is the event of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richferd
Curran
Ladies Aid of the
Presbyterian Church
Baltimore
Stratford Social Notes Highlight Visits and School News
Ted Schmidt of Edgar visits friends between trains in Stratford. N ate Rogney visits Manitowoc and Green Bay areas. Phillip Kemmeter from Granton visits the Leiteritz home. Pearl Rogney returns from Wausau to teach. Edyth Varney leaves for Minneapolis due to ill relative. The Kemmeter and Gardner sisters visit Granton. The Felic lot merry go round draws crowds, then moves to the next station. Mary Miller and Doris Hollister visit Waupaca and Chain o Lakes. The Presbyterian ice cream social is a success with a musical program. Fall term starts Sept 7 with A L Stengel as principal and other teachers retained. Stratford State Bank plans a new banking house north of the Stradhota saloon. A picked nine loses to Hewitt 17 to 10. possible September game with Rozellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nella Gardner
Mary Sargent
Granton
Phil Kemmeter
Felic
A. L. Stengel
Misses Blier
Rosalia Bury
Anna Bradley
Stratford State Bank
Stradhota
Opera House
Npuine
Hewitt
Palmer Allen
Rob Allen
Phil Allen
James Platterer
Free Exhibits and Lectures at Council
The Masonic anti tuberculosis exhibit opens at city hall with W C Glover in charge. He lectures daily at 4 pm through Saturday and an 8 pm talk Wednesday on tuberculosis in all forms including cattle. Dr Rounseville of Milladore speaks Thursday on prevention and cure. An open air illustrated lecture is planned Friday. All visitors at Marshfield fair are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Glover
Madison
Glover
Rounseville
Milladore
Marshfield Fair
Changes in the Game Laws Prompt Hunters to Prepare
Local hunters study new game laws with many radical changes likely to be strictly enforced. Open seasons listed include wild ducks and mud hens Sept 1 to Sept 10. prairie chickens Sept 10 to Oct 1. woodcock partridge plover snipe Sept 10 to Dec 1. rabbits and squirrels Oct 10 to Dec 1. no quail or pheasants until Oct 1, 1915. deer Nov 12 to Dec 1 with a limit of one. no bird dogs Aug 1 to Sept 10.
Fire Threatens Barn on West A Street
Fire broke out around two o clock Monday morning in Lenhart Borofka s barn at 213 West A street. The alarm roused the town and the fire company arrived quickly but nearby structures burned like tinder. Livestock were saved except for a fatally injured chicken. The origin of the fire is unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenhart Borofka
Two Grand Rapids lawyers suffer notable accidents
Brief notes report B M Vaughn and H C Wipperman, prominent Grand Rapids lawyers, both injured last week. Vaughn was knocked down by a pasture bull, bruised severely, while Wipperman fell through an opening left by carpenters, dropping twelve feet and needing crutches for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.M. Vaughn
H.C. Wipperman
Grand Rapids
Mr. Vaughn
Mr. Wipperman
Livery Stable Sale Stand On Central Avenue
George Gillen of York Pennsylvania advertises a good livery stable for sale with a central avenue location and address 4315 in the listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borrent
Central Avenue
George Gillen
York
Penn
Case and Johnson Open New Barn on South Central Avenue
Liverymen Case and Johnson relocate to a new barn on South Central Avenue boasting a fine line of rigs and a funeral hearse associated with the establishment. Siti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Case & Johnson
South Central Avenue
Siti
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Muriel Richardson
Olive Richardson
Loyal
Utter
Irma
Palm Creek
Okla
Portage
Ernest
E. Heath Jr
Kitlips
Rae Ingham
Anamosa
Iowa
George Burnett
Carleson
Ladies’ Aid Society
K. Pickett
West
Wisconsin
Mankoisky
Berlin
H. S
Haslow-Sorenson
Chas. Haslow
Mr. Sorenson
Colby
John E. Jones
Waukesha County
Ruplinger
Town OF Rock
Stratford
Ted Schmidt
Edgar
Nate Rogney
Manitowoc
Green Bay
Phillip Kemmeter
E. C. Leiteritz
Pearl Rogney
Wausau
Teachers’ Institute
Edyth Varney
Minneapolis
Mary Miller
New York City
J. C. Martin
Doris Hollister
Chain O' Lakes
Council
Fort
D. M. Glassner Department Store
Pittsville
C. EE. McCoy
McCoy
Anks
Wood County Publications
Ed Payne
Fair Grounds
Times Office
Eliese Gallet
United States Government
Neopit
Miss Gallet
Brown Bros. Lumber Co
Rhinelander
Rhinelander New North
E. A. Gallet
P.J. Kraus
P. O. Building
Marshfield Wisth
Wau‘shera County
Wautoma
H. M. Younglove
Will Hughes
Art Bean
Wautome
Mr. Hayes
A. Richards
Wild Rose Times
Marie de Bean
Harvey Stock Co
American National Bank
Marshfield, Wisconsin
Jacob Schuler
Wausau Business College
E. Widmer
Peach St
T.F. Raught
C. S. Sheerin
Hdw. Co
Sheerin's
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