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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1901
Page
6
A roundup of names and hometowns notes illnesses travel and gatherings across Loyal and surrounding towns. Residents like James Dygart and Ed Heath Jr return home, while others visit Marshfield Chicago and Dorchester. The piece also mentions a M W A dance and hunting concluding with a wind related anecdote.
A crowded local notes column records visits and movements of residents and relatives around Stevens Point McMillan and nearby towns. The piece mentions Mrs Geo Nold of Milwaukee visiting her daughter Mrs Israel Huber and other travelers including Jacob Barron Annie Baptist Chas Cramer and Jacob Slimmer and reports on local commerce shipping by Becker Manufacturing Co and a cheese factory closure. It also notes weather easing for lumber work and community happenings including a funeral at the Lutheran church and a Thanksgiving day quietude.
Auburndale reports Andrew Regan left with a car of horses for R Connor Co at Laona. August Mews visited with A M Van Rayen last Sunday. Jos Berdan moved from Stratford to stay with his family a few days. Jos Ratty of R Connor Co left to visit relatives in Fond du Lac. Maggie and Mary Schill returned from Fond du Lac and Dodge counties. Wm Schultz and crew of carpenters left for Lombard for summer work. A humorous note from the News correspondent about passing cigars to maintain friendly relations.
Driving horses and farm teams offered at a bargain by A. Coon proprietor of Marshfield Livery Barn. Enquire at the barn for details on available horses and prices.
Social round up from Nasonville and nearby Marshfield recounts barn raisings and new trades. Otto Backhaus and Emil Scheibe attend. town auditors meet to settle claims. a wagonmaker takes Nuber shops. Miss Ella Thompson starts at Marshfield high school. deer hunting praised. a Thanksgiving dance draws crowds. a special December meeting funds highway and bridge projects. various moves births and sales noted.
Johnsons move into a new farm house as Little Lawrence Hahn spends Thanksgiving at Lindsey home. A large local turnout attends the R N A entertainment. A push to build a public hall starts this season. Several settler families arrive, one to live in Chas Snack's house. Mr Heggie, who will open a hardware store, will occupy H Johnson's vacated home.
Morning service at 10 30 the communion Sunday with the Lord s supper. Sunday School at 12 m Junior C E at 3 p m Y P C E prayer meeting at 6 30 Evening service at 7 30 the pastor preaches the first of eleven sermons on the ten commandments beginning December 15 through February 16 All are invited J P Youna Pastor
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