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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1903
Page
12
Auburndale notes Christmas visits from Stevens Point and Fond du Lac. local residents, weddings, illnesses and a new bridge project. a smallpox quarantine on several houses. Harmful rumors about Goss Fisher and a death on Christmas mass ride. local business and school updates plus a testimonial for Harts Honey and Horehound.
Francis Boyd sold his 40 acre farm to Otto Bruhn for 3000 dollars. Bruhn allegedly sold livestock and implements to Mr Bartz for 7000 dollars. A baby girl arrived for Mr and Mrs Julius J Rasmus sen. A party of thirty two enjoyed a Christmas gathering at Hans J Jensen’s home. Misses Mattie Thompson and Agnes Ebbe visited Merrill to see uncle Chris Ebbe, returning December 26. Town authorities were urged to support Wm Morrison and family of Marshfield while under smallpox quarantine. Several locals from Columns visited H Sherman, then planned another visit to Longwood. Lyn Mutual Fire Insurance Co to meet January 5, 1903 at Neillsville courthouse to elect directors and conduct business. All insured members should attend or be represented.
Presbyterian church notes list Sunday services on January dith with morning worship at 10 and evening service at 7 30. Theme Isaiah's Prayer and A Young Man with a Supreme Chance. Week observance January 4 11 includes daily prayer and song meetings and missions. All invited.
The Marshfield post office advises unclaimed letters up to December 30 1902 for G L Andrews Herm Brandt Fred Baily Frank Breinneg Fred E Butler Will Crowley Minnie Domask J L Ferris Mrs Frank Fisk Herm Grean Jenny Johnson Delbert Larce Paul Maschner no O Leary Fred Pangratz Jacob Reichert Louis Schmedt Fredk Sennett John Smith Mattie Smith Laura Smith Wm H Schubring Henry A Witt Callers must say advertised for retrieval.
A San Antonio resident, H Williams, commends DeWitt's Little Early Risers as the best family remedy. The pills are said to cure constipation biliousness sick headache torpid liver jaundice malaria and related liver troubles. Kamps' Drug Store carries the product.
The following officers were elected for the year 1903 Pp L C Mary Call L C Lina Blackford L L C Caroline Horn L R Valentina Ebsen L F K Mannie Wollesen L C Mary Trewieler Lena Salzman M R Anna Rossman L C Minnie Bolte L P Christina Weiland.
A damaged ad warns of hidden illness and urges immediate use of Elec tric Bitters. It claims the remedy revives the entire system, curing stomach liver and kidney troubles, with a money back guarantee by Sexton Bro. druggists at 50 cents.
Merchant and Mrs. Leo Rose host Rose Brothers force at New Year dinner. Fred Allman to occupy A L Bouldrie residence. J F Teaman to take Cherry Street home. Grand military ball for Company A at the armory on Thursday. cordial welcome promised. Warner buys Cameron interest. Teaman to occupy Cherry Street residence. Parsonage for Evangelical association completed. praise from Clapper and committee. Schlegel & Jenkins dissolves. Jenkins moves to Seattle. Schlegel to continue solo with new contracts. Chocolate treats at Kamps Drug. George family moves to Marshfield from Watertown. plans to make Marshfield home and invest in land. Local market for poultry and hides with Wenzel & Wenzel. University bulletin No. 97 on licensed feeding stuffs issued. Optician M. Dunn notes reading corrections. Rural letter carrier Henry Wright resigns. exam to fill vacancy. Frank Llobweck jeweler ad. Former Governor Upham discusses Wisconsin lumber prospects. David J. Ryan praises Harts Honey and Horehound for croup. Kueblast brakeman dies at New Richmond. burial in Stevens Point. single, veteran of late war. Dunn optician offers made-to-order spectacles.
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