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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1901
Page
10
Local items report visiting relatives in McMillan and Marshfield, wedding at Murstfield, farm trades, and community happenings. Edwin Bump and Mrs Joan Aebner visit Wallace Spencer. the Rminski Malach wedding occurred in Marshfield. Chris Tevke returns from Irma, Henry Sawyer visits Barron family. dancing at the town hall and a private Harpelse party are noted amid a string of unsettled household updates.
Fragmentary OCR notes show Spencer Mes and Chas Cramer visiting Wausau with mentions of Mabel Hall Unity and several locals. Although many names are garbled, the text references visits, social ties, a possible relay event, and a disrupted entry noting butter and a wheel in Gabe InP.
W B Parks from Philips to Stevens Point with wife. J W Gardiner in St Paul last week. Jobo joins Swift Co and plans April start. D Graves to California next Sunday for a western trip of about four weeks. A sleigh party to Tony Ekko’s ends in a dance. G Wendell reports goat losses this winter. Grandpa Stewart seeks a hand sled amid a new baby at Pearly Raas’s home. Grave fire hits Graves store during 7 pm Sunday, lamps and coffee sacks burn, marble top delays spread. windows broken to access flames.
An advertisement lists Persia and Dresden Braid trimmings in all widths values patterns and prices. BRILL'S line features Spun Glass Linings in black pink blue green cerise and other colors to attract shoppers.
Dave Appell is quite sick at home west of town with the grip. Clarence Clark has been home from Chili for a few days. Fred Reidel of Calumet county visited with his brother last week. Otto Brademan was in Marshfield Friday disposing of farm produce. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Daws Angell on Tuesday. Hesdame Niles and Sherman were guests of Mrs Wheelock Saturday. Eddie White and Elmer Strait left Wednesday to accept positions in Bancroft. A.M. Blakely and family have moved into the Schroeder halls store part. Mr Alexely plans to build a house on his farm next spring. A Droker’s new store nears completion with modern fit. Broker to improve residence and property in spring.
Myriad items from Bakerville include births at the Schubert and Ebbe households, property sales by J. Ingle to Joseph Morrison and the Jong G. Bart farm transfer, and Rasmussen’s wood sawing. Grieves neighbors may see drilling soon, Marshfield High pupils enjoyed a ride and refreshments with Thog Thompson, rumors of a new creamery site, and a well attended revival led by Prof. Livingston with J. Leu.
St Valumings Day was well observed Verginson visited Marsifield last Thursday Tom Gibson called on Neslsville last Friday Hd Fraser recovering and back to work Ford Heading Co stock rising postmaster Neitlsyble last week Miss Evbyl Fraser returned from Neenah Miss Mc Ramarn hosted a pleasant Thursday event Albion Downer now employed at Pord Co Mo Brown injured near home last Friday evening Brace and Schatsof Lynn reported broken limbs WoT Cohdes on sick list Mayn Nachiwey visited Murshid
Tuesday calls from Dr H K Wahlosa and Mrs Nation in John Schuster’s area. Wm Willimont left for Thorp. Ada Kotter of Auburnduie and van Stratford visitors. Haskins and Gaurle at Bab enstern Jaat. Meld last Saturday masquerade ball nearly a success with Rowe Gregware winning a prize. Jefferson Brick & Tile nearing end of season shipping. O A Renike, Geo Dave and Joe Berdan browsed timber lands Sunday. John Schuster and Miss Johannah Brindi attended Rozellville dance. Mrs Nation visited John Schuster’s last Monday. property damaged during a noted friction at home.
A sleigh load of twenty four from there attended the Woodmen dance at Arpin last Saturday. M M Derg left for Appleton to engage men for the Coungr Co. Leora. M F Scholler made a flying trip to Milwaukee last Sunday returning Monday. Mrs Mich from Milwaukee visited her daughter Mrs F Young for a few weeks. A candy pull at Louis Gribes’ last Friday was enjoyed by many young people. Anne Bulling took her year old chaperone to Appleton for treatment by Dr Hodeemund. Ed Ledden and Susan Masterson were married by a Justice of the Peace. Best wishes go to the newlyweds.
Jeggla and others feature in a rough Hewitt scene after a hay mow fall injures Jr. fell from a hay mow Sunday and was badly hurt. Streveler Sr. who was keen very At the Paw six weeks is m0 baler. Wim Kusmaul bag about recovered from the rowdle tn his foot. White Mar. McDonald wit more to Butverout this Meele by toni. Hig family will go by val. Lathrop Iusimaul jumped on beare with tawn rusty muds tt It both entered his foot. Adatier from Alan Taylor states that the ley Well find says there is no plice like Montana.
Mr and Mrs Mike Devey and children of Butternut visit NM J McDonald family. A Catholic priest who served in China spoke at the local church. Albert Pavilson returned home Sunday. Miss Leona Pigcher works for Mrs Remne. Mrs July Broa improving. Miss Witter and Mrs S Hart visiting Unity. Mrs John Hart and grandson visited Sint son Hart Sunday. Basket social at the Wadd mar hail day. Mrs Henry Sheriman and Mrs Niled visited Lindsey Saturday. Nisses Adda Sherman and Little Hare visited Mrs Pamson Sunday. Migs Hello! Diciyen and sister attended Monday evening.
Promoters organized a new canning company in Spencer with 10000 capital subscribed by local residents. Farmers pledge to plant at least 100 acres of vegetables including beans corn cucumbers and tomatoes. Factory will operate June to October employing about 125 workers and likely pay farmers 75000 to 100000 dollars for produce each season.
Notes of Company A describe arrangements for gallery practice and armory setup with a shoguing gallery along the hall. The rear area will hold a Mack era list, a session each arl night by officers, and Lieutenant Kosten has received a general uniform while Kane oversees battalion rounds.
A persuasive ad notes that clothing reveals the wearer and that top garments show the tailor’s skill. It argues that a perfect suit or overcoat demonstrates fit, style, finish, material novelty, and a reasonable price, implying the maker's excellence.
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