Walter Fromm and others visit town and events
Walter Fromm of Athens visited his brother here Sunday. Miss Hincksey of Abbotsford was a Spencer caller Saturday afternoon. Miss Kate Pyatt spent weekend with her parents near Unity. Mrs. D. Bodle visited Rib Lake with daughter-in-law. J D Graves returned from Kansas City healthier. Foster Menhattan with two Dorchester friends visited town. W C T U held Willard memorial service at M E church. MP Thayer of Unity for College Chemical Co. spoke. Misses Verna Richardson and Mary Hanson toured Milwaukee and bought spring millinery. Henry Dahl went to Stevens Point with brother Alvin, recently at River Fines Sanitarium. Mrs. M. A. Wendell’s birthday gathering. Rev. Kildow to lecture on Darkest Chicago and Waifs. Adolph Ehlers died of neck cancer. funeral at Lutheran church with relatives from Unity, Milwaukee, Waupun. Community notes urge depot master and local improvements. Unity trip anecdote included. Auburndale items: Mattie Bronson visiting. Louie Grube opened butcher shop. local visits and school duties noted. Obituary and local notices. Ambitious Woman ad ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Richardson
Mary Hanson
Milwaukee
Miss Richardson
Henry Dahl
Stevens Point
Alvin
River Fines
Adolph Ehlers
Town
Lutheran Church
Schmidt
Bake Day Promise: The Cook's Book and Baking Powder Deal
An upbeat plea invites readers to look forward to Bake Day with new recipes and baking success. The Cook's Book by Mrs. Janet McKenzie Hill is offered with K C Baking Powder, guaranteed to prevent failures, with a free copy upon sending a certificate and payment to Jaques Mfg. Co in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet McKenzie Hill
Jaques Mtg. Co
Chicago
German settlement sleigh party and town mission notes
Mr and Mrs Wm Dix hosted a sleigh party from the East known as the German settlement Saturday night. Mr Norton of Richfield gave a helpful service Sunday afternoon at the town bad mission. A meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs A Walters is planned for March 2 to form an aid society linked to the town hall mission Sunday school. An educational meeting by Prof Jeox Stevens Point and Prof Jackson of Grand Rapids training schools is set for March 3 at the P N Christensen district schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Dix
A. Walters
Town Hall Mission
P. N. Christensen
Jeox Stevens Point
Jackson
Grand Rapids
Bethel notes and relocations across towns
W R Ruff and family moved to Grand Rapids last Monday. Miss Lottie Jasperson returned home or to school last Monday. Mr Ober and wife moved onto the Ruff place. Last Wednesday night the thermometer fell to eleven below. Miss A G Foote recovering enough to attend church last Sabbath. Prof Stone returned from Battle Creek to resume duties at the academy. Mrs Anna Cole returned home after two to three months with daughter near Green Bay. Dan F Brown left for Marquette County last Thursday, planning to visit cousins between Bancroft and Browning. Luke 10 27 cited from Willard L Calkins visitor at Emerald, St Croix county. he missed Soo line connection and spent Thursday night in Marshfield. Mrs E J Pearl had not seen him for years. Most housekeepers use KC Baking Powder. one trial shows it an improvement and economy. KC costs 19 88 works better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
Battle Creek
Academy
Mars
Anna Cole
Green Bay
Willard L. Calkins
Emerald
St. Croix County
Soo Line
Marshfield
E. J. Pearl
No School On Monday In Maneville
MANN Monday there was no school. A supper was given at Mrs Buckmaster's last Wednesday. Mrs Schneider was taken to the hospital and had to undergo a major operation. She is getting along fine. Mr Wonder's son and family have moved from Iown to Maneville. He bought twenty acres from his father and plans to buy more land. The last dance of the season ended dramatically. Lent has begun to avoid repetition and confusion in Maneville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maneville
Chicago
Stratford News Briefs Highlight Local Visiting Guests
Romeo busy loading and sanding cars. M Brock and F Ailar visit Spencer and Marshfield on various days. Mr and Mrs Frank Marten visit Spencer Friday. Andrew and Mrs Anderson visit Unity Tuesday. Mrs Reas of Spencer guests of Dal family Thursday. C Witt of Marshfield calls on A Anderson Monday. D Andre visits Marshfield Tuesday. Baby boy born to Mr and Mrs J Schonjman Thursday. Agnes Kline and Augusta Monthe visit Marshfield on Thursday and Friday. Bertha Monthe hosts Augusta Monthe Bertha Anderson and Alice Monthe. Herman Andre party alert Wednesday evening. Paul Carlson visiting with parents last weekend. Pater Strachota ill at home. Sunday school at Presbyterian church next Sunday. Juniors meet 2:30. Chris Endeavor 7:00 pm led by Leonard Wahl. Charles Schuh seeks saloon license in Dahl building. Stratford’s eighth. Stratford basketball vs Warsaw Business College at Bannoch’s Hall Feb 26. Audience urged to attend.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walter Fromm
Athens
Miss Hincksey
Abbotsford
Spencer
Kate Pyatt
Unity
D. Bodle
Rib Lake
Bernard Hoey
J.D. Graves
Kansas City
Foster Menhattan
Dorchester
Francis E. Willard
M. EB
MP. Thayer
College Chemical Co
Fond du Lac
Kildow of
Loyal
M. E
Auburndale
Miss Mattie Bronson
Mews
Louie Grube
Jenction City
Matt
Joe
Helen Krings
Geo. Bauer
Anna Weiland
Ruth Connor
Madison, Wim
Thempire
John Weber
Ashford, Is
Mrs. Fredericks
Menasha
Margarette Curtin
Grace Welch
Glidden
Gatleib Feterman
Edward
Henry
Fred
Sheboygan
Bethel
W. R. Ruff
Mr. Ober
Mr. Ruff
A. G. Foote
Dan F. Brown
Marquette County
Bancroft and
Browning
Father
Heaven and
Earth
Babes
Mann
Buster
Genis
Sadie
D. M. Glassner Department Store
Romeo
M. Brock
F. Ailar
John Anderson
Frank Marten
Andrew Anderson
C. Witt
A. Anderson
Mr. D. Andre
J. Schonjman
Agnes Kline
Augusta Monthe
Bertha Anderson
Alvin Dal
Alice Monthe
Bertha Monthe
C. Monthe
Herman Andre
Paul Carlson
A. E. Carlson
Pater Strachota
Presbyterian Church
Mike Schmitbauer
Doris Hellister
Pete Sheer
John Brandl
Christian Endeavor
Leonard Wahl
Charles Schuh
Dahl
Stratford
Rerng
Warsaw Business College
Bannoch's
Hal
Mlume
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