Auburndale Social Roundup includes visitors and birthdays
Ed Kennedy visited Stratford while Matt Schill was in Marshfield. Several locals in town and nearby towns are listed from Sherry Mills to Laona with sickness and recovery notes. The village notes a wedding party from Sherry and a Sunday school social at Wm. Drollinger’s. A horse injury near the road and a 4th birthday celebration for Master Franklin Graham highlight these Auburndale happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Kennedy
Stratford
Matt Schill
Marshfield
Geo. Smith
Sherry Mills
Mr. Kliner
Kliner Lang & Scharmen
Wm. Drollinger
Louis Berman
Peter and
Nicholas Schill
Local notes and notices from Marshfield area
Sherry is reported quite ill. Mrs. Drollinger, W A Siedensticher entertains his sister. Examination at the state graced school this week. Katie Jones leaves for Waukesha to be employed indefinitely. J S Wilson of Merrill will occupy the Presbyterian pulpit next Sunday evening. Rev Joseph Brown of Marshfield preached at the Presbyterian church. Mr Hughes and family of Stevens Point reside here now. Hod Doolan takes Wood county territory to sell Dr Ward remedies and extracts this week. I A Johnson and Jamil plan to move southward. Sherry creamery receives a large milk supply. Duthie reports doubled output and highest prices paid. Colonist low one way second class rates to California and Western Northwestern states. Tickets on sale Marshfield to points west March to May 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 5. Wilson
Merrill
Presbyterian
Joseph Brown
Marshfield
Presbyterian Church
California
C St
P-M& O Ry
Marshfield News Roundup of Local Happenings
Staadt and Kantzer took a Sunday trip despite bad roads while Staadt plans a store near town. Laura Pernadecker remains housebound with a serious leg injury. John Juneman suffers a weeks long mumps illness as Emma Irene Monickle Carrie Beer returned from Sunday home visit. Joe Kautzer touts a new graphophone from Marshfield merchant Tiffault Kamps. Ed Bragdon family returned to Fond du Lac. Mrs Warner leaves Marshfield hospital after recovery from surgery. Local dance drew a large crowd and rumors mention a major businessman planning to buy farmers’ goods. Newmeier Carl Bros cut 1200 cords of wood over two winters and may convert land to a farm. G Krauter may move to Washington with brother Fred. L J Beedon of Ashland was felled by a pulley bolt injuring an elbow bone and muscle, treated with Cole's Carbolisalve and back to work in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Juneman
Emma
Irene Monickle
Carrie Beerborn
Marshfield
Joe Kautzer
Tiffault-Kamps
Joe
Ed Bragdon
M. Zopfi
Fond du Lac
Charlie Warner
Marshfield Hospital
Staadt
Newmeier & Carl Bros
L. J. Beedon
Ashland
Wis
Cole
R. J. Strauss
Town News From Spencer Mixed Social Notes And Calls To Form Farmers’ Association
Town residents report visitors and activities from Unity Marshfield and McMillan. A Christmas season masquerade at Unity pleased many, with Frank Cressy Funeral held in town, and local residents praising farming unity. The column urges farmers to form an association to discuss matters and improve the community. Wollister's Rocky Mountain Tea offered for ailments.
North Auburndale Births and Marshfield Visits Report
In North Auburndale a daughter to Mr and Mrs Gie War mtin was born last Thursday. Matilda and Regine Mundt traveled to Marshfield last Saturday. Frank Colbeck had a runaway in Marshfield on Saturday. Chas Krenpin went to Marshfield on business the same day. Alice Teske visited Matilda Mundt Thursday evening. A surprise card party for Cora Rogney drew a large turnout last Thursday. Herman Mundt received a new horse harness from Sheboygan via his cousin Wm Sackse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Auburndale
Gie Warmtin
Matilda
Regine Mundt
Marshfield
Frank Colbeck
Chas. Krenpin
Alice Teske
Matilda Mundt
Cora Rogney
Herman Mundt
Harness
Sheboygan
Wm. Sackse
Promoted Veterinary Car Bols Alvers for Livestock Care
Advertisement for Cole's Veterinary Car Bols alvers claiming no scars from wounds on horses and cattle. Promises quick healing and restoration of original color, with a guarantee. Priced at 50 cents and 1 dollar, offered by R. J. Seranite at 172.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
R. J. Seranite
Local Notes From Neillsville And Surrounds
A.B. Barney went to Neillsville Monday and A.H. Blaisdell of Stevens Point was in the village Friday. D.M. Hanson and son Lee were Marshfield callers Friday. A daughter was born to Reinholdt Plath and wife on Saturday Feb 18. Geo. Farrington transacted business at Marshfield Monday. Herman Preba purchased the Zetti property for 1600 dollars. Effie Williams closed the winter term of the Drew district school Friday. M. C. Blake returned from Wausa where he served on a jury. Martha Potts of Unity visited relatives Saturday and Sunday. Harvey Stewart and wife visited his parents Sunday. Rev and Mrs A. N. Conklin spent Thursday and Friday in Marshfield for the Sunday School Institute. News came Sunday that Frank Cressy died in Phoenix Arizona of hemorrhage of the lungs and will be interred here. He had consumption and went west in December seeking benefit. He leaves no family but had many friends in the community. Don’t let the life ones suffer with croup, have Cole's Cough Cure handy. It stops croup and throat troubles. 25 and 50 cents. Sold by R. J. Strauss. 1712.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.B. Barney
Neillsville
A.H. Blaisdell
Stevens Point
D.M. Hanson
Lee
Marshfield
Reinholdt Plath
Geo. Farrington
Marsafeld
Herman Preba
Zetti
Effie Williams
Drew
M. C. Blake
Wansac
Martha Potts
Unity
Harvey Stewart
March
Our Village
A. N. Conklin
Sunday School Institute
Frank Cressy
Phoenix, Ariz
Sevent h Anniversary Song Service At Local Church
Richfield notes record Sunday visits among neighbors. Chas Burdick spent Sunday with friends and relatives while Mrs Howiston stayed with Mrs Mazzy on Saturday. Miss Anna Robinson visited her parents the Robinsons. The seventh anniversary of the Song Service was held last Sunday at the church. Miss Bessie Knapton is home with her parents the Knapt ons.
Hyomei Offers Cure for Catarrh with Personal Guarantee
Sexton Bros market Hyomei as a practical cure for catarrh of the nose throat and lungs claiming it cures without stomach drugs. A complete Hyomei outfit costs 1 dollar and includes inhaler dropper and bottle with extra bottles 50 cents. The product claims to heal irritations kill germs and enrich the blood with ozone. A refund guarantee backs the guarantee if relief is not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sexton Bros
Also Mentioned on This Page
Auburndale
Ed. Chapin
Morris County
Otto Madenwold
Conrad Krengs
David Hood
Laona
Otto
Emil Schultz
Tillie Baltus
R. Connor
Will van Ryzen
D. A. Kailans of
Marshfield A
Auburndale House
Sherry
Louis Pankratz
Wm. Drollinger’s
John Haessley
August Luepke
Craig Connor
Cully Larhsen
Carrie Reveling
Wm. Schroeder
K. Conner Co
Tomah
Franklin Graham
F. E. Graham
Gor
Don Welch
Graham
Beatrice, Cady
Alice
Anna
Ellen Kennedy
Walter
Margaret Brandel
Alma Berdan
Arnold Kennedy
Katie Jones
Waukesha
A. Johnson
Jamil
Mr. Duthie
Henry Kantzer
Laura Pernadecker
G. Krauter
Washington
Fred
Spencer
Lagrippe
Frank Korth Sr
Fred Schwantes
Butters
Louis Frank
McMillan
A. R. Butters
Northern Hospital For Insane
Wollister
Croup
Richfield
Chas. Burdick
Jeff. O. Shaw
Y . Jorval EB. Smith
Anton F. Gravers
Thomas
Divison St
Green Bay, Wis
American National Bank
Cart
Rexall
Adj
Gutstore
Orbs
Nuff
Marshfield Banner Mills
Armory A Hall
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