Local notes from Unity area reflect community visits and events
Spencer Henry Binning of Unity drove to Spencer Sunday. Rev. N. Christianson visited by his brother. A W Stewart and wife visited their son on March weekend. Harriet Hayward teaching at North Fond du Lac returned home. Harry Prehn accepted a clerk position in Abbots ford. Wm Rhineheimer attends Madison agricultural school. Seventeen youths sleighing party to Mr Weymer's. Mary Ehlers home from Wausau for a short visit. Rev F W Straw presiding elder held second quarterly conference at M E church. Mrs Otto Heintz of Cherokee visited parents and went to Marshfield for appendectomy. Mrs Bernard Hoey and brother Harry Bodle visited Withee. Knehling, Bessie Oleson, Borghild Nelson and Alice Binning visited Effie Williams. A patriotic program at M W A ball Feb 16 by Juvenile band under W R C. Five and ten cent admission. all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Straw
M. E. Church
Otto Heintz
Marshfield
W.R.C
Seventy-Seven remedy and local school updates
Dr. Humphreys' Seventy-Seven claims to cure grip influenza coughs colds and sore throat and promises quick relief when used during prevalence. The piece also notes local news from Madison and Marshfield, including school attendance eight seven in academy, a new dormitory project costing about seven thousand dollars, church and school efforts to avoid debt, and various visits and pupil substitutes at local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphreys’ Homeo, Medicine Co
William and John Street
New York
Local Social Notes From Bakerville Area
Agatha Kraemer spent Sunday at home while Orillia Michaelis visits at Stratford. Mr and Mrs Royce were visiting Granton Saturday and Sunday. Services at Corpus Christi church next Sunday at 10 30. The dance at Michalski s hall Wednesday evening was well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agatha Kraemer
Orillia Michaelis
Stratford
Mrs. Royce
Granton
Corpus Christi Church
Michalski
High School Notes Lit Society Meeting Recap
At a recent Literary Society meeting the program included roll call and notes on attendees. Edward Witters and Henry Michaelis, staying with his daughter at Stratford, returned Thursday. Henry Fechelm and his son-in-law John Cohn were welcome callers at Kraemer's place last week. John Hoeltz of Marshfield made his usual circuit trip selling Havanas. The jovial Klondike landlord, known as The Dutchy Wilhelm, registered at Lincoln hotel last week and reported ice harvesting completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Society
Ers
Henry Michaelis
Stratford
Henry Fechelm
John Cohn
Kraemer’s Place
John Hoeltz
Marshfield
Klondike
the Dutchy Wilhelm
Lincoln
Local notes mix visits and farming talk in Richfield and beyond
Richfield updates include Miss Clara lock visiting friends at Wausau and John Jenkins pressing a large amount of hay last week. Mr James Kinner visits Rozelville with his daughter, while William Burhopp invests in Guernsey cattle. The physics class studies electricity and Shakespeare’s Othello in literature. Heaver Knapton and family plan to move from Marshall. A large crowd attends the Yagers masquerade ball on the 10th and a birthday gathering favors the Felhover home. George E. Nelson reports strong cabbage market talk from Grand Rapids and Milwaukee crowds, with Pittsville touted as a coming cabbage center. Farmers discuss storage needs to hold crops for better prices, planning a cooperative cold storage near the railroad to extend sales into winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jenkins
James Kinner
Rozelville
William Burhopp
Guernsey
George E. Nelson
Grand Rapids
Wis
Blatz
Milwaukee
Racine
Kenosha
Pittsville
Wisconsin
Ladies Travel Class and Lent Lectures Notice
February eighteenth schedule lists a Ladies Travel Class and various lectures and services. Includes references to Den mark history, reading on a Norwegian sea captain, parliamentary practice, and Riksdag opening. Ash Wednesday services at St. Albans with 7 30 and 6 00 times, Lent Wednesdays and Fridays, evening prayers, and catechism lectures inviting all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
Hahn Charles
Robert Connor
Riksdag
Tiffawic
Lind
Piano Contest Extension at Baraboo Wis Store
Patrons may answer until March 1 1907 for a chance to win a piano a cash prize or a credit certificate. Lost lists can be replaced at E F Mechlers Store or by sending a postal card to Charles Wild Music House Baraboo Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Mechlers
Charles Wild Music House
Baraboo
Wis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Spencer
Henry Binning
Unity
Harry Prehn
Abbotsford
Short's
Wm. Rhineheimer
Sherman
Madison
Mary Ehlers
Wausau
Bernard Hoey
Harry Bodle
Hemlock
Withee
Knehling
Bessie Oleson
Borghild Nelson
Alice Binning
Effie Williams
Humphreys
Bethel
Alice Fieldberg
HL. Smith
T. B. Snow
Green Bay
Will Snow
P. Farnsworth
The
Madison Sanitarium
Academy
Marshfield Times
Bethel Academy
Wood County Normal
Cecil Delap
Mr. Jackson
Wild Rose
Mary Kaye
Anna Wogensen
Mary LaVigne
Anna White
Marie Evenson
Dora G. Johnson
Fred Johnson
ROYAL
Bakerville
Edward Witt
Richfield
Clara Lock
Elizabeth Walterbach
San Francisco
Mable Winch
Llva
Gottfrey
Elsa Byer
Genevieve Russell
wwtMlva
Reily
Cordelia Randall
John F Perrybings
Charles Oe Caleb
Charles Faber Tackelten
Peter Miller
Old Mar
Richard Reenholt
Dot
John
Katheryne A -Gross
Fielding
Vera Randels
May Fielding
Ethel Milligan
Bertha Caleb
Pearl Peurner Tilly Slowboy
W Foyce Hattebury
Shakespire
Heaver Knapton
Marshall
Yagers
Mrs. Felhover
W. A. ‘Upham
St. Albans
Piano
Only &E
Hebley
Tiffault-Kamps Mercantile Company
John J. Mettelka
Marshfield, Wis
South Central Ave
Normington Bros. Proprietors
Upham Banner Mills
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