Local Men Attend Wisconsin Short Course at Madison
Several county men joined the University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture Short Course. The 14 week sessions run over two years with free tuition and low total costs around 100 dollars. Last year 120 enrolled, with students mainly experienced in butter or cheese making and ice cream instruction added this year. Carl Steder of Marshfield and Anton Peterson of Milladore are among county attendees. Frank Roit of Milladore is listed as a first time participant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Agriculture
University of Wisconsin At Madison
Anton Peterson
Milladore
Frank Roit
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Carl Steder
Marshfield
Richfield community notices and upcoming events
The M E Aid plans a meeting with Mrs Beile Tar and extends a cordial invitation to all. Miss Minnie Baker Deaconess of Green Bay will preach next Sunday and lecture on Deaconesses. Rev A J Coram will tour Minnesota and Rev J T Knees of Stanley will speak next Sunday. Ed Lehnherr family visited old friends and will travel to Stratford for Thanksgiving before moving south to start a business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richfield
M. E. Aid
Beile Tar
C. J. Billings
Robert Bruley
Minnie Baker
Green Bay
A.J. Coram
Minn
J.T. Knees of
Stanley
Ed Lehnherr
Stratford
M. E
Thanksgiving Dance At Weigelsboro Well Attended
Thanksgiving events noted as well attended. A baby girl weighing 10 pounds was born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Frehbrodt on November 30. Roselyn Weigel visited grandparents Herman and Mrs. Weigel. Mer kell sisters Frances and Pauline seen in town. local socializing includes Mechlers Jewelry store. Several families gathered at Weigel home for Sunday visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Frehbrodt
Roselyn Weigel
Herman Weigel
Frances
Pauline Merkell
Free Stomach Remedy Ad Offers Free Tablets
An old advertisement promises a free package of Stomach Tablets for symptoms like indigestion and dyspepsia. It instructs readers to write to Febn A. Smith at the Emith Building in Milwaukee for a free reading and remedy package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Febn A. Smith
Emith
Milwaukee
Main
Ancestral Pride of the Future
A humorous exchange recalls a claim of ancestral signer status. Mrs. Yotehby Gumm remarks on the pride of descendants noting a forebear as a signer of the Declaration while playfully mispronouncing terms and questioning lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Yotehby Gumm
Important to Mothers Castoria Bottle Warning
Important notice urging mothers to inspect every Castoria bottle for infants and children, warning about a sale and a remedy claim. The fragment discusses precautionary measures and consumer vigilance.
Thanksgiving Visitation and Local Socials Reported
The page lists numerous visits and family gatherings across Wisconsin communities during Thanksgiving week. Individuals from Spencer Marion Unity Dorchester Colby Ladysmith Loyal Fond du Lac and Fairmont are noted visiting relatives and hosting guests. Community events include a large Graves Mercantile Co sale and threshing operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graves Mercantile Co
E.W. Romaine
Joyce Graves
Loyal
J. D. Graves
Royal Neighbor officers elected and town events update
Glen Tyler and family visit the Richardson home as local trade rises due to merchant efforts. Royal Neighbor camp elected Oracle Sea Graves vice Oracle Rispa Crowell chancellor Carrie Damon recorder Lillie Farrington receiver Lizzie Soles marshal Alice Andrews Joner sentinel Amy Daves outer sentinel Jennie Gantvoort with managers Laurence Driscoll May Hayward and Laura Martin. The Fair Store opens December 6 in a new Clark street building with Maslneck stocking goods. Owen High School basketball lost 8 to 31 to Spencer. referee Prof Nygard and umpire Jim Ingham praised both teams. Spencer hosts Loyat next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbor
Oracle
Sea Graves
Rispa Crowell
Carrie Damon
Lillie Farrington
Lizzie Soles
Marshall
Alice Andrews
Joner Sentinel
Amy Daves
Outer Sentinel
Jennie Gantvoort
Laurence Driscoll
May Hayward
Laura Martin
Clark Street
Masclneck
A. Hartzman
Owen High School
Nygard
Owen
Jim Ingham
Spencer
Loyat
Local Notes From Auburndale and Stratford
Minnie Schmid stepped on a nail while Ina O'Brien is on the sick list this week. Mr Dunham of Hancock works as a clerk in R Connor Co store. Thanksgiving dance drew a good turnout. Zita and Robert Lawrie of Stratford visited Wm Lawrie at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina O'Brien
Mr. Dunham of
Hancock
R. Connor Co
Zita
Robert Lawrie
Stratford
Wm. Lawrie
Prizes to Be Awarded Saturday Evening
The prizes will be awarded Saturday evening, December 28, just in time for Christmas. They are surely worth trying for, especially since they cost you nothing.
Local Notes From Spooner Area Religious and Social Items
The column reports on community happenings including visits by Ernest Trowbridge and Mr. Hanson to Spooner evangelistic work, sewing and wood market activity, potato hauling to Pittsville, week of prayer by the S D A, and church services. It notes deaths and funeral details for Mrs. Kidder of Nasonville, with family survivors listed, and mentions upcoming Christmas gift displays at Mrs. Jos Donhard's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christianson
Mabel Cutler
Ed Greenman
Graham
Pittsville
S.D. A
W. H. Thurston
SD. A
Local notes on movements and births this week
Peter Mouster left Monday for St. Paul to work. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Krall on November 30. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Oba left for Athens last Wednesday. Mrs. Wundrow, visiting her son Fred, returned to Potters. Miss Helen Huth, working in Marshfield, visited her parents the Haths. The Leys and their child, visiting with the Dursts for Thanksgiving, returned home Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sievers
Chicago
F. A. Soles
Butters
Waldo
L. Driscoll
Inez Fulton
Stevens Point
Joyce Graves
Brother Wayne
Ladysmith
Foster Mellihattan
Bert Andrews
W. F. Blaisdell
F. Mellihattan
Wausau
W. B. Parker
Kern
Phillips
C. Loveland
Wm. Oba
Athens
Wundrow
Fred
Potters
Helen Huth
Marshfield
Geo. Ley
F. X. Durst
Cameron Notes and Local Visits Highlight Cameron Open Page
In Cameron, Daisy Davis visited Sunday with Mabel Johnson. Berklein left for Dorchester to attend his niece wedding. Ada Fredrich returning from Grand Rapids training school visited over Thanksgiving. Lawrence Johnson visits with parents J O Johnson after three years in Oregon. The Stowell and Noble families spent Thanksgiving with Kiesling in Lincoln. Leona Rhoder and Luellan Ro wed last week Tuesday at 5 pm with Ella Myrland Bertha Olson Ole Heglund Ed Hansen in attendance. Rev Coram conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Daisy Davis
Mabel Johnson
Berklein
Dorchester
Neice
Leona Rhoder
Luellan Roand
Ella Myrland
Bertha Olson
Ole Heglund
Ed. Hansen
Rev
Coram
Also Mentioned on This Page
Weigelsborf
Mechler’s
Nick Hamas
Olivia
Peter Bohmann
Yar
Herman Weigel Sr
Hilda
John A. Webber
Henry Weigel
Bigantare
Grant Damon
C.F. Schaub
Marion
Jennie
Dorothy Salter
Unity
E.G. Ingham
Tioga
Dora Lundahl
F. W. Heath
Hattie Johnson
Colby
Crowell
F. A. Allan
Abbotsford
J. K. Hayward
Frank Hayward
Walker Hayward
A. S. Butters
J. H. Clark
Farrington
Swan
Andrews
W. W. Swan
Mr. Swan
G. Powell
Endeavor
C. Pitts
Fond du Lac
G. R. Prapp
Fairmont
N. D
Frank L
Glen Tyler
Bayfield
Richardson
Auburndale
Minnie Schmid
ATX
Blue Wolf Fur
Brussels
Golden Oak Buffet
Ath
Edison Talk
Rogers Spoons
Kestel Bros. Company
Bethel
Stone
Arpin
Academy
Ernest Trowbridge
Bethel Academy
Trowbridge
Hanson
Spooner
Wis
Sawingwood
Frank Henbest
C. R. Olin
Olin
Margaret Doll
Caroline Luedke
Grand Rapids
Frank
Fred Kidder
Jos. Donhard
Hewitt
Peter Mouster
St. Paul
Ason
Joseph Krall
Ada Fredrich
Lawrence Johnson
Mr. and
Mrs. J.O. Johnson
Oregon
Kestel Bros. Co
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