Spencer Area Social Roundup and Death Notice
George Heimerl of Medford spent Sunday with Harry Bodle. Mrs Bert Andrews and Mrs L Driscoll shopped at Marshfield Friday. Mrs Kear of Piedmont came to see her sister Mrs E Heath Jr. Mrs E W Follett and Mrs B J Landaal visited Marshfield Friday. Minnie Hewitt and Cora Hance visited Marshfield Friday. W F Blaisdell and wife left for Harriman Tennessee for the winter. Mrs Mary Clarke of Milwaukee visited LD Hanson Thursday to Saturday. Mrs A W Stewart went to Park Falls Sunday to see her ill grandson Darrell Reas. Spencer Lumber Company moved four miles east. Mrs S Bloomer cooking. E G Ingham family left for Rock Falls near Eau Claire. Mrs E Heath Jr. operated on for appendicitis at St Joseph's Hospital. recovering slowly. Ed Heath rushed home from North Dakota. Bernard Hoey hosted a party Friday evening with a hat trimming contest won by Dr F A Soles. Mrs Bernard Landaal played piano selections. Wm Kommer died last Monday of typhoid fever and asthma. survived by widow, six daughters and two sons. Funeral at Tutheren church Thursday. Rev A F Imm officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Heimerl
Medford
Harry Bodle
Bert Andrews
L. Driscoll
Marshfield
Kear
Piedmont
E. Heath, Jr
E. W. Follett
B. J. Landaal
Minnie Hewitt
Cora Hance
W. F. Blaisdell
Harriman
Tennessee
Mary Clarke
Milwaukee
LD. Hanson
A. W. Stewart
Park Falls
Darrell Reas
Spencer Lumber Company
S. Bloomer
E. G. Ingham
Rock Fall
Eau Claire
Bernard Hoey
F. A. Soles
Bernard Landaal
Wm. Kommer
Rev. A. F. Imm
Town Social Ties Local Visitors And Arrivals
Pittsville and Barbox of Hiles residents are in town this week. J Sanville of Atlanta visits family, Wm Albright comes from Sparte, Lawrence Leiser heads home to Baraboo, John Erickson of Hiles stays several days, Dave Levin of Babcock was here last Friday. Mrs Clara Huckins returns from Grand Rapids, George McCoy retires from Withee, Miss Niles of Stevens Point leaves after a visit, Frank Rollins visits from western Canada, Mrs John Cole of Marshfield visits Lillian Coucher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsville
Barbox
Hiles
Wm. Albright
Sparte
J. Sanville
Atlanta
Lawrence Leiser
Baraboo
John Erickson
Dave Levin
Babcock
Ls. Covey
Loyal
Clara Huckins
Grand Rapids
George McCoy
Withee
Niles
Stevens Point
Robinson
Frank Rollins
Western Canada
John Cole
Marshfield
Lillian Coucher
John Maxwell
Wm Gessert
Wm. Dobm
Anton Miller
Fifield
Lawrence Mess
Ay Schrage
George Dallendorf
Yellow River skating drew many youths for weeks
Young people enjoyed skating on the Yellow River for two weeks. John Udell hauled a carload of tour and feed from Dexterville to S. N. Baum department store last week. The Marine Harp orchestra of Baraboo played at Hougen's hall last Friday, attracting a large crowd and high praise. This was the third season the orchestra appeared here and it never failed to draw a sizable audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow River
John Udell
Dexterville
S. N. Baum
Hougen's Hall
Marine Harp Orchestra
Baraboo
Stratford News Roundup With Local Visits And Events
Mrs T Sargent of Laona returned home last Tuesday. Clos Cournoyer has been ill with quinsey. Mrs Schroeder is improving. Presbyterian ladies plan their annual fair this Thursday evening. Hahn opens harness shop with shoe repair. J Jantz of Brillion visited Mrs Schroeder for four to five days. The infant son of Mr and Mrs E Konow died Friday evening. burial at Reform Church. Shildon moves jewelry and restaurant to Strachota building. Stratford loses to Marshfield 23 to 26 in a Saturday basketball game. Dr C O Fuller and T Fisher return from hunting in Monico. deer abundant but tracks hinder visibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Sargent
Laona
Clos Cournoyer
Quinsey
Schroeder
The
Presbyterian Church
Hahn
J. Jantz
Brillion
Wisconsin
C. O. Fuller
T &. Fisher
Monico
Fisher
Doan's Kidney Pills Help Women’s Aches
A classic 1900s style testimonial claims Doan's Kidney Pills regulate kidney action and relieve back and loins pain, fatigue, and nocturnal urination. Mrs. George Smith of Marshfield Wisconsin reports renewed strength after using the remedy, with Foster Milburn Co. as distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
West A. St
Marshfield Wis
Dogn
Dean
Foster
Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Richfield Notices and Local Movements
Richfield community notes include Mr. John Maxwell pressing hay for Wm Gessert, visits and trades among local residents, and migrations such as Mr. George Dallendorf returning from the West. New services appear with Dr. Secrist visiting Marshfield monthly and hairdressing and shampooing ads.
Wanpaca Youth Preacher Arthur Telie Plans Wisconsin Revivals
Arthur Telie, a 12 year old famed boy preacher, plans revival campaigns in Wisconsin cities. He has preached for three years, delivering sermons in strong language. Regarded as a eastern phenomenon, he is aided by his father Velie Sr., a former southern ordained pastor now supporting the mission work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanpaca
Arthur Telie
Wisconsin
The
Bay
Arthur
East
Mr. Velie
South
Curing Diseases Promise at Free Consultation by Doctor
A self advertised doctor invites all afflicted to his office to explain his cure method for persistent headaches back pains and assorted troubles. He promises safe permanent cures with no charges for a perfect cure and urges those dissatisfied with other treatments to call for consultation and potential referrals to cured patients.
Digestive Health Ads and Humorous Wedding Note
A collection of old advertisements touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for appetite and vigor, Dr Shoop's Restorative for weak internal nerves, and a humorous letter about misprinting a daughter's wedding. Prepared by Sexton Bros with sample offers and pricing hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Sexton Bros
Shoop
Racine
Wis
When a man gets into trouble we always look for the women
A concise remark from the St Louis Republic notes a bias in credit and blame, stating that society tends to seek female fault in misfortune but does not extend the same scrutiny to women when a man succeeds. The quote reflects gendered double standards in public perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Loula Republic
How Diptheria is Contracted and Roman Colosseum Facts
The piece notes many children fool themselves into thinking a severe cold becomes diptheria. It claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cures colds and lowers diphtheria risk. It also states the Colosseum at Rome was built by Vespasian for 100000 spectators, covering five and a half acres and rising 120 feet high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Sexton Bros
Rome
Vespasian
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E. Heath Jr
St. Joseph's Hospital
Ed Heath
North Dakota
Limited
Stratford
State of
Minnesota
Richfield
Mechlers Jewelry Store
Hewitt
Wm. Hopp
F. Hopp
Frank Seidel
John Brickler
Jo Heintz
Matt Kantzer
Oconto Falls
Alex Fechhelm
Conner
Secrist
Brodsett
Wood County
M. G. Luckenbach
Lueckenbach
Upham Mtg
Mechlers Jewl Ty Store
Milllionaire
Pittsburg
NEW Unique Theatre
Christensen-Abel Co
DR. Turbin
Berlin
Germany
Blodgett
Wall
Neillsville
Doctor Turbin
Randolph St
Chicago, Ill
Ion Aiiano
Tetter
Keremme
Schumaker Quarrry
Yolande
Schumaker’s
Prescription Store
Gratia
Gratis
Incorporated
Taylor & Scott CO
Wood County Abstracts
D.bergman & CO
St.paul,minn
IGEO
H. Welton
Deming Building
Tures
GC. J, Lundgren
C.B. Edwards
Amy, Nat
Bary Buttore
John J. Mettelka
Marshfield, Win
Humphreys
Gonermay
Recelptor Prica
RUE Reys Homedo
CJ Willis
John Steve
M.C. Lueckenbach
Central Avenue
Tree Boo
Eho
B. Stevens
Brandow
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