Spencer Village Notes and Social Visits
Spencer reports Harry Bodle of Marshfield visiting this week and Mrs. C. E. Langdon staying with her son Victor at March. Ed Cool and family move into Langdon’s house for the winter and Fred Bennett travels to Omro for Thanksgiving. Mrs. Lloyd Warden of Unity visits Spencer friends and Mr. Gates of Sheboygan stays with Ed Wendell Task. Cora L. Hanse returns from Rib Lake for Thanksgiving, Ida Bushman visits Hazel Whitmore, and H. Lake and son Almon return from Moon by illness in the family. Antoinette Kolsta leaves for Milladore as sister Mrs. Carpenter stays. Ladies Aid plans sale and supper at M E church December 15. Mrs. G. H. Lake suffers a nosebleed but recovers after medical care. weak heart noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Langdon
Victor
March
Ed Cool
Cora L. Hanse
Rib Lake
Ida Bushman
Unity
Hazel Whitmore
H. Lake
Son Almon
Moon
Antoinette Kolsta
Carpenter
Milladore
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E
G. H. Lake
Strayer
The Key that Unlocks the Door to Long Living
An advertisement extols longevity for the elderly, noting thin, spare men live on a slender diet. It advises a dose of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to cleanse and regulate digestion and liver function after overindulgence. Sold by Sexton Bros. and H. A. Schumaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Sexton Bros
H. A. Schumaker
Progress Notes From Pro gress Community
Harry Zentnes visits old friends Albert Fritz stays with brother Fred Stella Potter spends Thanksgiving with Pittsville residents Dan Murphy and son work on cord wood Tamrack Park sells whisky by the peck Peter Welch returns to bachelor lodgings Progress sleighing favorable with tun sleighs since July Elmer Krentz visits parents Thanksgiving Martha Redepenning visits parents pumpkin picking A A Davis recovers A Hilda Krenz returns home Phyllis Gorst visits Veedum Tillie Anderson returns home F Boushon opens large livery stable with many wooden horses anticipating brisk business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Murphy
Tamrack
Peter Welch
Phyllis Gorst
Veedum
Tillie Anderson
F. Boushon
Mad Chase for Health Ends in Pills Promise
Millions rush in a mad chase after health from fad to fad until they eat good food and keep their bowels regular with Dr Kings New Life Pills. Prompt relief for liver and stomach trouble. 25c at Sexton Bros drug store guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Sexton Bros
Local notes from Bethel area include visits and moves
Floyd Smith was at Marshfield Monday. Mrs Walter Eisner and her mother arrived Monday. Mr Neilson moved into his new house the first of the week. Mr and Mrs Arthur Putnam are visiting at the home of the former's parents. Ormal McCrillis returned Friday from Hancock where he has been working. Mr Greenman of Morrisonville spent a few days last week at the...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Smith
Marshfield
Walter Eisner
Mr. Neilson
Mrs
Arthur Putnam
Ormal McCrillis
Hancock
Mr. Greenman
Morrisonville
Allen Anniversary Celebrations And School Enrollment Figures
Last Sunday friends gathered at Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Allen home to mark their tenth anniversary with a pleasant day. The Academy shows growing enrollment with 77 in the academic department and 34 in the primary, term totals 79 and 38 respectively. Rev D Moore of Harpersville N J tells of recovery through Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption and Coughs, offered by Sexton Bros. druggists with trial bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Moore
the Baptist
Harpersville
N. J
Dr. King
Sexton Bros
Thanksgiving Visitors and Local Skating Chorus
Sherry J. J. Williams of Columbus is visiting in our midst. Oliver Iyerson spent Saturday at Grand Rapids on business. Robert Morris, County Superintendent and Prof. Jackson spent Sunday here. Miss Lillian Couture spent her Thanksgiving vacation at Marshfield. The young folk skate on the creek. Misses Kitty Lusk Hazel Putney and Armean Varsho spent Thanksgiving at home. John Udell of Pittsville spent a Wednesday here and Miss Udell who teaches here returned home for Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Williams of
Columbus
Oliver Iyerson
Grand Rapids
Robert Morris
Prof
Jackson
Lillian Couture
Marshfield
Kitty Lusk
Hazel Putney
Armean Varsho
John Udell
Pittsville
Miss Udell
A Certain Care for Croup
When a child shows croup symptoms there is no time to experiment with new remedies. There is one preparation that can always be depended upon Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Mr. M F Compton of Market Texas says it always gives prompt relief in severe cases. For sale by Sexton Bros and H A Schumaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Compton
Market
Texas
Sexton Bros
H. A. Schumaker
Garnishee summons in Wood County court
The document warns A S Fowler of a garnishee summons to satisfy a debt of thirty five dollars to W W Noll. The case actions require appearance before EB Andrews justice of the peace in the City of shield on December 26 at the stated time. If not, judgment will be rendered against you and your property. Dated December 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood County
Marshaeld
A. S. Fowler
W. W. Noll
Dacembe
Nore
Palau
Utah
Othor Bouschald
Huy
Wews
Salvona Supplies Company
Pine Street
St. Louis
Marshfield Visitors and Local Notes
Town of Marshfield visitors Ewald Bennisch and Peter Blum spent Tuesday there. A J Dohm, recently from South Dakota, is now at home while Woodford brothers visit Morrisonville for about a month. Mrs John Brickles takes a several weeks vacation with her mother Mes John Friedl. Har ry Colson of Masonville Ia endorses Encklen s Arnica Salve as cures for piles and injuries, 25¢ at Sexton Bros. druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Ewald Bennisch
Peter Blum
Woodford Brothers
Morrisonville
John Brickles
Mes
John Friedl
Harry Colson
Masonville
Encklen
Sexton Bros. Druggist
Sunday Guests at Hotels Motels and Travelers
A pastiche of hotel guest listings from multiple cities including Wausau Eau Claire Chicago Milwaukee Racine and St Paul along with named individuals and hotels. The fragment ends with an advertisement note praising Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and a hay for sale listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Hurley
Chicago
R. Miller
J. F. Keitt
J. Gross
FP. V. Eglof
J. Billskoff
H. Goldfrus
W. S. Clarey
H. Phillips
L. D. Quayle
Milwaukee
R. B. Thomas
Racine
E. A. Ketchum
Wittenoert
C. A. Johnson
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Hager’s Hall
North Side
Max Wegner
Prop
Louis Hahn
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Mounster Dive Cospaxy
Madison
John J. Mettelka
Marshiieid
Wis
John A. Hoffman
United States
The
National Railway Training School, Incorporated
Qyston Block
Minngapolis
Mian
Spencer
Harry Bodle
Fred Bennett
Omro
Mr. Gates of
Sheboygan
Ed Wendell
Harry Zentnes
Albert Fritz
Fred
Stella Potter
Andrew Anderson
Elmer Krentz
G. Krentz
Progress
Martha Redepenning
A. A. Davis
Hilda Krenz
Bethel
Greenman
Sherry
A. J. Dohm
South Dakota
H. Kessler
Escanaba
Mich
L. L. Miller
Glen Beulah
F. D. Beck
Clarence Clark
Henry Butler
Ashland
A. J. Butler
Abbotsfore
Rosa Brooks
Chili
M. J. Vanderhoot
City
B. Towers
Belmont
Park House
J. M. Durst
Hewitt
A. R. Meneely
Chas. Hogan
A. J. Marx
Bill McMulkins
Stevens Point
Sexton Brothers
Boquvire Geo, H Weltan
Crockery Dept
D. M. Glassner Dept
U. S
United States Senate
Washington
War
Steawart
U.S
Nes
Hayner Distilling Company
St. Paul
Minn
Atlanta
Dayton
Troy
Just
Wisconsin
Upham
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