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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1899
Page
5
Several Wisconsin doctors listed with specialties in diseases of the eye ear nose and throat. Includes D N Alcorn M D Stephan experts in surgery and eye glasses, Conroy A M M D noted for eye nose throat care, Gathrop a physician and surgeon with office hours, Wahle M D dentist and physician with after hours calls, and a dentist in Marshfield. Office locations and telephone access provided.
Local notes report Lipwam's saw mill active on Monday while the county board schedules a special session for February 4. Reports mention cold weather, a mumps illness delaying Charley Baker, and various small notices including sales, rentals, and bids. The town records a marriage, a divorce case, and public notices about brick for a new high school and a cold storage plant proposal.
Albert Dumas buys the Hinman house and plans spring remodeling. Mrs. H Federwitz dies at 157, with husband and children. burial in Hewitt. Foster brothers to reopen theoremont hotel in Owntown, Minnesota in March. Woman's Christian Temperance Union meets Feb 10 at 3 pm. Fire crew battles rubbish blaze on Sih Street. Local updates cover farming plans, a bookkeeping teacher returning to town, and a public meeting at Horn's drug store. Marshfield brewing company weighs spring bowing works. 1995 output similar to prior year and tax impact noted.
Wing visits Wisitehall and Mrs Liftwell of Stevens Point was a visitor on Tuesday. Major Upham returns home from Washington trip Mundhy. Henry Schroeder a blacksmith at Kuaw Lumber Co Edgar OM Burg back to Auburndale. Hoffman of Medford visited with brother John. J K Hayward hosts card gathering. Landlord Giles and RB Blodgew made a business trip to St Paul. James Vaughn registers of deeds led the coastre and dance at the opera house. Harry Biggs went to Chicago Tuesday, back Cottontoy evening with Mrs Riges. John Hickey of Brillion cousin of Mayor Horn looking to farm. William Droney of Centralia attended concert and dance at the opera house. Miss Luthe Lizwe DeLup Stell Henderson of Abbotsford visited friends Saturday night. J K Hayward of Spencer Marshtield visitor Tuesday. laid up five weeks with grips. Mr and Mrs John Luchoun called to Rough Falls by death of Mrs Lochinga’s sister. John Kelson traveling with a show company returned home tied up here and beauty ad ever.
Cashier Edw L Reese was away from his duties at his Reedsburg home this week due to the unexpected death of his nephew Paul Neumann. Neumann, employed at the Hotel Blodgett barbershop, had previously moved to Stevens Point where he took up work. S Hyman of Stevens Point visited here yesterday to see his son Arthur.
Three wrecks on the Wisconsin Central one day highlight railroading risks as winter strains passenger safety. At Neenah a passenger train collided with a freight engine emerging from a siding, derailing freight cars and injuring a passenger lightly. A broken rail near Kumu caused an east bound freight pileup of seventeen empty cars, with operations restored within hours. Later a car struck the depot platform edge, tearing stone and platform, repairs completed next morning.
Driving horses see rising demand after years of slack markets. Chicago buyers boosted sales with Mongolian imports and a Mangland haul of 10,000 head. Dr Worsinske visited Minnesota stock farms and eyed a German coach stallion, urging farmers to invest in coach horse breeding as prices hit 150 to 500 dollars for good horses and 100 to 250 for bus horses.
The Travel Class women have arranged a three night program of music and literature. The first event will be February 22 at the opera house featuring the Ariel Ladies Quartette of Boston. Future entertainments will be announced, with DeWitt Miller and Hoyt L Conary presenting separate programs. Single admission 40 cents, series 70 cents with 10 cents for reserved seats.
A list of non called for letters at Marshfields includes Mrs Joe Bicker Jast Holander Mr and Mrs Fred Cole Mandie Domer Mrs Witt Garrison Gust Johnson John Johnson Mrs Katie Kohl Susanna Koll Ester Manel Mrs due Morne Ings Nelson Mrx Owens Walter Potter Mrs Nike Sherry Mrs Sterns Mea Will Sheery AM Scott Mra Linder J M Swith Christian Weber Mrs Gertrude Waite Emma Wunnen Jos We Bangel DW Smith.
The Presbyterian Church announces a morning service on Sunday February 12 with theme We are His Witnessed. Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. Meeting at 6:10 p.m. Subject finding the lost. Evening service theme Gadara. Welcome to all. pastors J BF Fouxe.
Property on Cherry Street priced for cash sale. Seller G W Brauer lists a five room house and lot in Greenwood Wisconsin, with the buyer expected to provide funds promptly.
Ice man Jos Manrer finished erecting a new floor of ice last week, claiming it is the clearest and free of snow. The structure, built on the Yellow river, includes 100 cords for the brewery and 650 cords for custom trade, with plans for two delivery teams next summer.
Excursion tickets will be sold February 6 to 12 at reduced fares with return limits for Mardi Gras travel to New Orleans Mobile and other principal U S resorts. Tickets available daily from Ticket Agents Chicago and North Western Railway for full information.
Thos Whitfeld and Co promote Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at 240 Wabash Ave corner Jackson as a treatment for la grippe promising prompt relief yet warning against pneumonia risk. Henry Horn sells the remedy.
February 21 and March 7 add train excursions to four regional directions. Tickets: 21 excursions, round trips, priced with fare plus 2. Contact A. KR. Weiser, agent, Omaha and Northwestern Line, 13-44 for details.
The article claims Cham berlain's Cough Remedy prevents pneumonia from La Grippe and cures faster than other treatments. It asserts thousands have used it with no pneumonia cases and advertises availability by Henry Horn.
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