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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1914
Page
8
Richfield notices A C Plank of Plainfield visiting his son George of East Rock. The brief item records a family visit between relatives in the region.
Reports reveal Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Peterson recovering from illness while social visits occur at Mrs. M. J. Wood’s home. Birth announced for Ben and Mrs. Pember’s daughter. Card and song events planned at W. F. Crackley’s, and Valentine party at John Gadson’s. Neighbors Mrs. Maxwell and Mrs. Hamiston regain health. families share visits, sales, and activities across Rozellville and Bakerville areas.
Miss Helen Frantz and Belva and Nora Christmen visited Mr and Mrs Robert Machels Sunday. Miss Lillian Nelson visited Sunday and teaches a Washington and Lincoln program at Sleepy Hollow School next Monday February 28 1914. Local youths attended a masquerade dance at Sherwood. H A Frantz H Qualley and John Kauth helped E Thomas saw wood Saturday. H A Frantz and family called on John P Kauth Friday evening.
Mrs John Kauth visited Mrs Rob Mabel Friday afternoon. Mrs James Johnson went to Gran ton Friday.
Wm Stearn formerly of Dorchester has taken possession of his new farm bought from Ed Kautzer. He faced severe cold as he moved with a sleigh team covering 32 miles in eight loads of furniture at 20 below. Meanwhile H Schafer and Julius Rink were seen in Marshfield on Friday on business. Geo Zopfi is listed as ill. Timber hauling keeps everyone busy with little other activity while conditions remain harsh in the woods and on the road.
North Nasonville records Frank and Joe Stine as Marshfield callers on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Louis Rustad visited Marshfield Saturday. Mike Duvall works on filling his ice house with ice from West Branch and is pleased. Mrs John Donnerbauer called on Leobold Donnerbauer Saturday. Frank Koukalik recovers from a Quincy operation and is progressing well. Walter Peterson hauls lumber for a house to be built this spring.
Prof. M. Jackson visited the district 1 school Friday. Mrs. Johnson and her son Earl were business visitors at Stevens Point late in the week. C. W. Winebrenner continues to recover from a serious saw mill injury in Ogema. Wedding bells will be ringing in the near future.
Meta and Edith Wilson of Seymour visit winter with Roehrigs. H F Roehrig hosts Hutchinsons of Gilman and Mrs Hutchinson. Midway Holstein Cheese Co buys factory machinery. Gertie House and Charles Schmidt wed at Grand Rapids. They plan housekeeping at the Lord place near Arpin. Grace Hise recovers from pneumonia. Roehrigs and Hutchinsons travel to AppletonMilwaukee. Bible study at H A Roehrig home draws large crowd. Jackson of Grand Rapids lectures on “Squeaks.” Next meeting Feb 2 at Robert Morris home. A J Cowell visits the Dingeldein home.
An advertisement touts the Makestocke Waymore Safety tank heater as effortless and safe to operate for up to 18 hours without attention. It claims no fire risk no wick trimming and no cleaning required and notes it runs on kerosene costing under half a cent per hour in zero weather. The copy invites readers to write for proof and full details.
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