Recruiting Station Opens in Marshfield Army Office
Private Charles A. Norman of the U S Army recruiting service opened an auxiliary office at the Montreal House in Marshfield offering enlistments for ages 21 to 35, with Dr H Wahle as examining physician and a path to promotion, pay, clothing, rations, hospital care, and discharge benefits for U S citizens or declarations to become citizens. The notice also invites inquiries between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Norman
U.S. Army
Marshfield
Montreal House
U. S. Army
H. Wahle
Norman
United States
Night school schedule at Contrenue school announced
Beginning January 1st 1903 the night school will be held at Contrenue school three evenings weekly Monday Wednesday and Friday from 7 to 11. Tuition free. All who desire the benefit are invited to attend. Dated Marshfield Wis January 14 1903. C S Vanorr Dist Clerk.
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Contrenue School
Marshfield
Wis
C. S. Vanorr
Notice on incorrect printed dates for subscriber accounts
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Hyon
Tie Times
Local People and Weekend Trips Noted in Wisconsin Entries
Spencer married Bodley spent Sunday in Medford. Heath was in Marshfield Saturday. Stoltenow traveled to Wausau Tuesday as juryman. Malay and LaFever drove to Marshfield Sunday. Landaal visited Wausau and Milwaukee last week. Blaisdell of Eau Claire split weekend with his mother. Gardiner returned from Chicago last week. Stevens of Spokeville visits sister Mrs Coop Welch. Follette wife went to Fond du Lac Friday back Saturday. Donna Blaisdell spent Saturday at home then returned Sunday to Abbotsford.
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August Borchardt
Miss Matilda
Marshfield
J. E. Kennedy
Rib Lake
Marry Bodley
Medford
Q.H. Heath
Eugene Blaisdell
Eau Claire
J. W. Gardiner
Chicago
A. W. Follette
Fond’ du Bac
Donna Blaisdell
Abbotsford
Hemlock Road
Varn Morrison
Leander Morrison
Lichfield
Orson Eager
Plainfield
Ross Morrison
Magnus Mattson
aAndrew Peterson
Big Hill
Wood
Pansy
Anges Remae
George Clarck
1Rock
Tne
Marshfield News Roundup and Town Notes
A social mask event by Peter Nennig drew a large crowd last Saturday. Sunday offered excellent sleighing as a cay thawed into ideal conditions. Paul Darmis struggles with his lath mill engine. Marshfield sports joined a fox hunt nearby. results unknown. A smallpox quarantine is placed on J Weber’s house near Seefeldt cheese factory. District No. 1 winter term nears end with top teachers praised. Attendees at Mrs. M. F. McDonald’s funeral returned home. Mrs. James McDonald, 87, remains visiting. Subscriptions urged for Marshfield Times and Wisconsin Weekly.
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J. Weber
Seefeldt
Emma Jackel
A. Velie
John Miller
Claude Vannerhoof
Plymouth
M. F. McDonald
Sherry Illness and Local Notices Highlight Week
Sherry, child of Mr and Mrs, is quite ill while W Park Contractor D C Pickett works on the Presbyterian church. Tim O Connell receives a four year mail route assignment. Friday events include a lecture and concert that were well received. Rev W J Agnew returns from Chicago. Endeavor society hosts a box social promising good fun. Farmers bring logs to the sawmill, about twenty teams seen Monday afternoon. Call for a sample copy of Weekly Wisconsin with Tur Marin sippy Times for $1.75 yearly.
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D.C. Pickett
Marshfield
Presbyterian Learned
Tim O'Connell
W. J. Agnew
Chicago
Endeavor Society
Wisconsin
Tur Marin
Sippy Times
Auburndale Social Notes and Local Death Announcement
Auburndale reports Alvin Koch visiting Mrs. Thompson of Paynette while Jos Quinn of Stratford joined the Scott Sheldon family for a Sunday visit. Mrs. Geo H Reynolds and Mrs D Harney of Marshfield stayed with Mrs C A Reynolds on Tuesday. Fred Mews, early settler in the region, died at 72. funeral held Tuesday at 2 PM from the German Lutheran church led by the Rev.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Quinn
Stratford
Scott Sheldon
Geo. H. Reynolds
D. Harney
Marshfield
C. A. Reynolds
Fred Mews
German Lutheran Church
August Ristow's Death and School Strike Incident
August Ristow is mourned by five sons in the vicinity. A janitor's walkout at a graded school led to a one day dismissal. The strike ended when Ristow argued he deserved his pay and was reinstated the next day. An advertisement promises One Minute Cough Cure at Kamps' drug store.
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August Ristow
S Graded School
Walter
Kamps’ Drug Store
Richfield County Board Meeting and Local News
J G Davis attended the county board meeting in Richfield on Monday. Several sore throat cases near diphtheria are improving with no serious outcomes. W C Snow was summoned to Green Bay as his wife’s condition worsened. The former town clerk Wm Milnes resigned. Otto Will appointed to serve the remainder. Milnes began moving to Athens with two loads already moved.
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Wm. Milnes
Otto Will
Klondike
Mr. Milnes
Athens
Grand Rapids
Wenzel and Wenzel Expand Sausage Department Capacity
One of Wenzel and Wenzel's specialty lines is making fine sausage and they are now better equipped than ever in this department. The sausage room features every convenience for turning out a large daily amount of superior quality product.
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Wenzel & Wenzel
Birthday celebration draws crowd at Thompson home
A large party gathered at Thomas Thompson's home last Sunday to honor his birthday. Miss Mary Schubert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Schubert, is set to marry Mr. Fred Fritz of Progress this Thursday evening at her home. Community notes record travels to Grand Rapids for county board meetings and various local visits.
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Thomas Thompsson
Mary Schubert
John Schubert
Fred Fritz
Progress
Short Skirt Hits Publicity in Stomach Remedy Ad
A short skirt reference frames an ad for Re-Go Tonic Laxative Syrup as a dependable medicine for stomach and bowel disorders. Sold by Henry Horn, druggist.
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Henry Horn
Valentines Mystery Strikes Stratford as Fun Fair Attends
Albert Hoffman bought a new driving hearse while Ernst Leatritz did business in Wausau on Tuesday. August Wolfe visited Marathon City Friday and Peter Strochota traveled to Wausau Wednesday. A large crowd from Marshfield and Auburndale attended Friday’s masquerade dance. Prize winners were Miss Lucy Cassy first, Charles Kohl and Lena Kaiser second, Mrs Harron third.
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Ernst Leatritz
Wausau
August Wolfe
Marathon City
Marshfield
Auburndale
Lucy Cassy
Chas. Kohl
Lena Kaiser
Harrold
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Greenwood
Upham
Loyal
G. H. Heath
E. Keath Jr
Gladstone, Mich
Baptist Sunday School
Frank Carrett
Leo Schussmann
Sheboygan
Lyric Club
A. A.graves
Ladies’ Air Society
George Fisher
Chas. Stoltenow
R. N. Malay
Will LaFever
G. J. Landaal
Milwaukee
Miss Stevens
Spokeville
Mrs. Coop
Welch
Peter Nennig
Paul Darmis
Marshfield Times
Sherry
Mrs. S
W. Park
Alvin Koch
Mrs. Thompson
Paynette
S. Sheldon
Stevens & Company of Chicago
M. J. Kraus’ Stock
Baby
Sis
Bob
Marshfield, Wis
M. J. Kraus & Co
Richfield
J. G. Davis
W. C. Snow
Green Bay
Bakerville
Albert Hoffman
Peter Strochota
Skeen
R. H. Schroeder
Mansion House
Jaike Tirey
Tite Old Reliable Horse-Shoer
Tremmel's Corner
Basswood
Excelsior Bolts
Wisconsin Central
St. Paul
Omaha
Chicago & North Western
Marshfield Stave Co
Louis Baumann
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