Lincoln County News Brisk Trade and Tax Notes
The Lincoln tax roll shows higher taxes than last year while farmers haul wood hay and potatoes to town. Holiday shopping in Marshfield occurred earlier in the week as petitions seek to adjust the rural southern mail route. Alfred Paulson buys a gasoline engine for woodworking. Peter Schuster eyes a new barn. J P Kraemer and companions sleigh ride and will soon collect town taxes. Local youths attend a Granton concert. Ebbe’s anniversary celebrated. Christmas trees brighten local churches. Chas Peterson moves toward selling his East Branch farm. John Austin is acquitted in a child abandonment case after restitution. Cole’s Veterinary salve advertised for wounds and hair color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Paulson
Peter Schuster
J. P. Kraemer
Lincoln
Chas. Peterson
East Branch
John Austin
Cedarhurst
Local notes from Spencer area families and holidays
A long list of social and personal notices, including illnesses such as Mrs Owens sick, recoveries of Mr Gibson, visits by Misses Hyden and Dow, Christmas events at the MWA hall, and community updates from Spencer town and nearby areas with multiple names, farms, and local happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owens
Otto Bulgrin
L. Millar
Albert Cully
Marshfield
Lynn New Year notes and local notices from Gran ton area
Raymond Brooks drives to Gran ton for New Year. Mrs. Allie Hoover receives a fine organ for Xmas. E. F. Brooks busy with wood. Ernest Quicker and Ed Reidel spend holidays at home. T. F. Feldmaier calls on business at Neillsville. Max Opelt conducts Loyal business. Feldmaier ships hay to Chicago. Stubbs carts weed by the track. L. & Merriam visit Lynn from Wallpin. Clara Schultz visits from Bab sock for holidays. Masquerade ball draws 40 numbers and good attendance. Hiles Co. ships logs from Romadka and nearby yards. Christmas service attended by Mr. and Mrs. Becker and Mr. and Mrs. Bohr. Mrs. R. T. Washburn returns from Millston visit. Robert Sternitzky and wife visit from Junction City. A sleigh party accompanies them to Grant. Aug Gotter does Marshfield business. slips with Carbolic Acid saved by Dr. Shultz. Cole’s Carbolisoap advertised as a bath aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Brooks
Ernest Quicker
Ed Reidel
T. F. Feldmaier
Neillsville
Max Opelt
PF. Feldmaier
Chicago
Hiles Co
Dexterville
Lynn
Romadka
Becker
Bohr
Chili
R. T. Washburn
Millston
Christmas Day Activities in North Rock and Local Notes
Will Hart and wife spent Christmas day with Simpson Hart and family. Frank Mertle discussed bolts supporting E. E. Winch. Miss Pearl Witter visited brother W. C. Witter at Unity. Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Johnson entertained relatives for Christmas dinner. Tax time arrives with reports of taxes one third lower than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Hart
Simpson Hart
Frank Mertle
E. E. Winch
Eben Rexford Endorses Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
From Shipeton Wisconsin Eben E Rexford a literary contributor to the Ladies Home Journal writes that years of using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure strengthened his digestion and relieved dyspeptic troubles. He recommends it to others as an invaluable medicine sold at Strauss drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben E. Rexford
The
Ladies’ Home Journal
Shipcton
Wis
Strauss Drug Stare
Loyal Farm Institute Highlights and Local Trade
Loyal hosts the farmers institute on January 14 and 15 with visits from Miss Daisy Lawrence of Marshfield. A. A. Davis sold his livery business to George Shupe and moved to Colorado Springs with his family. Graves went to Chicago to buy two new dynamos for the electric light plant, promising brighter nights. Merchants report the largest holiday trade in Loyal and vicinity this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal
Our
Farmers’ Institute
Daisy Lawrence
Marshfield
A. A. Davis
George Shupe
Colorado Springs
A. A. Graves
Chicago
Cole's Carbolisalve Advertisement Claim
An old ad promises quick burn pain relief and scarless healing with Cole's Carbolisalve. It claims instant injury treatment and promotes availability at druggists with 28 and 50 cent prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Arnica Salve Claims Pain Relief and Piles Cure
Wonderful Nerve. It relieves accidental cuts wounds bruises burns scalds sore feet and stiff joints. Arnica Salve kills the pain and cures the trouble, plus best salve for piles. 25¢ at Sexton Bros. drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sexton Bros. Drug Store
Christmas Visit Notes From Local Families
Spencer Frank Reas came home on a visit to his mother Mrs Reas. Mrs G Moon came home Christmas from Hutchinson Minnesota. Miss Grace Butters came home from Wausau to spend Christmas. Miss Martha Potts went to St Paul to visit her mother Mrs Potts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Moon
Fond du Lac
Celia Butters
Elmhearst
Zelma Blankenburg
Pike Lake
W. Blaisdell
Mrs. Stuart
Park Falls
Mrs. Perley Reas
Mrs. Parks
Phillips
Mrs Loveland
Frank Reas
Mrs. Reas
G. Moon
Hutchinson, Minn
Grace Butters
Wausau
Martha Potts
St. Paul
Local Community Christmas News From Wausau Area
In Athens Frank and George Blecha visited Wausau last week. Fred Lonsdorf did business in Medford last Friday. Harold Damon returns home from Wausau for the Christmas vacation. Miss Helen Schmidt hosted a small party last Sunday. Mrs Ed Rietz and children returned to Elmira New York this week. Mr and Mrs Williamson came home from a Chicago visit. Miss Florence Barden spends Christmas vacation near Wausau. Mrs Frank Delle and Floyd visit Emil Schroeder in Cashton. Clyde Hamilton, teaching in Hamill Minnesota, spent Christmas with his parents. Miss Mary Barman’s school closes for a week. An entertainment was held last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Frank
George Blecha
Wausau
Fred Lonsdorf
Medford
Harold Damon
Helen Schmidt
Ed, Rietz
Elmira
N. Y
Williamson
Chicago
Florence Barden
Frank Delle
Floyd
Cashton
Emil Schroeder
Clyde Hamilton
Hamil
Minn
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Bakerville
Nasonville
Granton Lot
Woodmen’s Hall
Louis H. Ebbe
Dist. No. 2
Rocks
Mr. T. Gibson
Ron
Una Dow of
Marshield
George Young
A. Degener
Mr. Ford
L. Christensen
Cora Hyden
Ethel Russel of
Ethel Dow
Pauline Waiters
A. Devener
Ladies Aid
E. Webster
Bessie Young
Thorpe and
Eau Claire
Ella Becker
Neenah
W. Fraser
Chili I. O. G. T
Woodman Hall
W. Crego
Milwaukee
Vermont
Grand Rapids
Mable Fraser
Selma Walters
Mearning
Sherry
Williams
Oshkosh
Ella Rhode
East Tray
Leroux
Mesdames Weatherby and
Whitney
Merrill
Herman Jantz
Elias Wiliams
Columbus
Mr. Wilson
Presbyterian Church
Ethel Putney
Portage
Christian Endeavor Society
Skerry Presbyterian Sunday School
John Lounsbury
Alma Hoisington
Hugh c. Jones
Bessie Lounsbury
M.W.A
Bert Mercer
John Sheloisky
Puerner Creamery
Rock Town
Quinn
Main St
Wateford
E. A. Gwin
Longbeach
Cal
Dr. King
Henry Harry
Calby
John Harry
Wm. Harry
W. H. Hutchings
Lillian
J. A. Vanderhoof
Vanderhoof
Lillian Hutchings
Miles Standish
C. V. Burton
Jed Bleiscer
Harry Eimermann
George Lupient
Willard Christensem
Merton Vanderhoof
Visses
Edna and
Marie Puerner
Mabel Christensen
Alice Tucke
Haldah Luedke
Rose Schlegel
Alma Vanderhoof
Spencer
Jesse Bradley
Ella Blankenburg
B. F. McMillan & Bro
Thcir
G. Felker
Marathon County Asylum
Spencer Given
M. W. A. Hall
Moon
Rose Hawkins
Elmhurst
St. Nick
Leary Hanson
Mellon
Raymond Brooks
Granton
Allie Hoover
L. &. Merriam
Wallpyn
Clara Schultz
Babsock
Lynn and
Nevins
Robert Sternitzky
Junction City
Robert
Grant
North Rock
Ohn Smith
Paul Jones
George Brown
Jones
Smith
Brown
Mertle Land Agency
Laemle Bldg
Marshfield, Wis
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