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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1905
Page
12
Local residents and visitors fill the Auburndale area with events and travels. Names include Sherry Putney Jesse Parker Oliver McKee and many others with many short visits among family and friends at Waukesha county Marshfield Madison and Stratford. The Sherry Christian Endeavor selects officers and Cole's Carbolic soap markets nearby.
An old fashioned household remedy, Boschee's German Syrup, is praised as a rapid cure for severe colds and coughs for adults and children. The ad notes its popularity, says it relieves congestion and irritation, and promotes trial and regular bottle sizes available from Sexton Bros.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Isaac Morrison Dee on Hemlock Road. Mesdames J R Thomas and Chas Ewer and children of Richfield visited their mother Mrs M J Wood Sunday. Robert Morrison returned from camp with grippe and aided his father’s team. Helen, four, daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Peterson, is slowly improving after illness. Dr Wahle attended her Saturday. Electric Bitters are promoted for malaria and related symptoms with a testimonial from E S Munday of Henrietta Texas. Sexton Bros. drug store sells them for 50 cents with guarantee.
Mrs Moon was on the sick list. School reopened after a one week vacation. Celid Butters returned to Elmhurst to resume teaching. Miss Hendrickson and Votler visited relatives here last week and returned to Waukesha. Chas Cramer, trustee of Marathon county asylum and poor farm, handled business at Wausau regarding institutions. Mail delivery halted last week due to bad roads. Frank Korth oversaw road openings. Cole's Veterinary Carbolisalye advertised as a remedy.
An advertisement touts DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as a rapid scar free healer for cuts burns and inflammation. It claims to soothe cool and heal while warning against counterfeits and noting sale by R J Strauss.
A roundup of visits and returns includes Edy Tilton staying with relatives in Cadett and E H Smith returning from Apple ton. Residents such as Rosa White resume duties at Elroy High School and Norman Grandy shows improvement. Several locals travel between Alto Chili and surrounding towns, while a party at Harry Elwood’s marks New Year celebrations. Cordwood trade rises due to snow and high wood prices.
Mr J W Smith of Juliff Tex describes a severe bilious attack easing after taking a free sample of Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. He reports feeling like a new man the next day and lasting improvement. The tablets claim to aid biliousness stomach troubles and constipation. Price 25 cents. sold by Henry Horn and all druggists.
A storm last week is noted along with community visits by Moon area residents. Ira Romac died at 83 after a long illness. he leaves a wife and son. Edna Francisco and Jack Easman wed at the bride’s childhood home in Bergen. A musical gathering at Mr Mind’s Sunday evening featured Cassie Monnett. Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar advertised by R. J. Strauss. Tompson headed to Hinnkeman for work. Ward suffered a bad injury but aims to return soon.
Stratford items report Wm Deticks moving with family to Grand Rapids Tuesday. G Luchterhand sold his house to John Kroening of Fenwood. Mr and Mrs Al Sawyer of Fenwood visited over Sunday with his parents. Andrew Weber left for Cavour Wis Tuesday near his homestead. Stamped envelopes will be sent to Stratford correspondent on request. Conrad Reichart takes charge of H L Klemme meat market until March 1. Elma Lammer teaching Eau Pleine school spent holidays at home in Wausau. Dance at Hickey's hall Sunday drew an unusually large crowd and good time was had.
Harriet Howard of New York recounts long skin trouble before Bucklen's Amica Salve cured her eczema. The ad promises quick relief for rashes, burns and sores and notes a 25 cent price at Sexton Bros. drug store.
Real estate transfers in Marathon county reported for the past week include Joseph McNamee of Colby transferring the east half of the southwest quarter of section 28, township 28, range 4, to W. M. Goelta of Pickett for $900. John Furmaneck transfers the northwest quarter of section 35 and part of section 34 in township 27, range 9 for $1. Mrs. Nina Anderson transfers Lot 6 in Block 1 of her Abbotsford addition to Anna J. Sprague for $100.
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