New Year Greetings and Local Socials in Sleepy Hollow
Sleepy Hollow reports Henry Frantz and family and neighbors celebrating New Year’s Day at John Kauth’s. A few attendees joined the Hard Time dance in Shortville. H A Frantz and daughter Helen visited Nellisville. The Frantz baby is improving. Sam Ferguson visited Saturday, and L Ferguson called on his parents. Nellie Esther and Fred Ferguson spent New Year’s Day with grandmother and father. Local men are hauling sand from the East Forks river.
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Sleepy Hollow
Henry Frantz
P. Hohnstein
Michels
Oscar Thomas
Steve Hrasky
John Kauth
Shortville
H. A. Frantz
Helen
Nellisville
Frantz
Sam Ferguson
Mr. L. Ferguson
Nellie
Esther
Fred Ferguson
East Forks
Local Visitors Share New Year Greetings In Marsh Field
North Nasonville notes show Mr and Mrs Peter Thiel visiting Saturday. Mr and Mrs Jake Dieringer with Mr and Mrs Peter Goergen joined Mr and Mrs Joseph Stine for New Year's Eve. Dr Leopold Donnerbauer suffers rheumatism and is largely immobile. William Fried of Phillips visited Stine Sr. Anton Sumrak works cutting and hauling bolts to Chili.
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North Nasonville
Peter Thiel
Marshfield
Jake Dieringer
Peter Goergen
Joseph Stine
Leopold Donnerbauer
William Fried
Phillips
Anton Sumrak
Peterson Bros Pressed Hay For Stine Bros In Weeks End
Richard Block visited 2 Marshfield businesses on Monday as the week began. Peterson brothers pressed hay for Stine brothers on Wednesday and Thursday, showing steady activity in local trades and farm work.
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Peterson Bros
Stine, Bros
Richard Block
Marshfield
Mohle Brief Notes From January Community
Mohle January 4. Mr and Mrs Brown Morey and their young son returned from Waupaca after holidays with relatives. Sleigh ride to Marshfield Wednesday evening with Miss Sarah Icke. Jesse Scholtz of Marshfield visited his parents. Edward Patt sawing wood for William Eckes. Miss Lenora Tremme visiting friends in Fond du Lac. School starts Monday after holiday. John Heckel cutting wood for Peter Heckel near Spencer. Dr Abbott of Marshfield made a professional visit. Ernest Montgomery and Ebbe visited Marry Penney Sunday.
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Mohle
Brown Morey
Little Son
Waupaca
Marshfield
Sarah Icke
Jesse Scholtz
Albert Schultz
Edward Patt
William Eckes
Lenora Tremme
Fond du Lac
John Heckel
Peter Heckel
Spencer
Abbott
Ernest Montgomery
Ebbe
Marry Penney
Mill Creek Reopens After Brief Vacation
Mill Creek schools resumed Tuesday after a two week break. Ed Wanke baled hay for Thomas Horn on Tuesday. Miss Eleanor Noonan, attending Wood County Normal at Grand Rapids, is unable to continue her studies there due to an unspecified reason.
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Mill Creek
Ed. Wanke
Thomas Horn
Eleanor Noonan
Wood County Normal
Grand Rapids
Family Visits and Health Ailments Noted in Local Observations
Mrs. Casper Galatine is reported with a very sore throat while her sister visits. Michael Horn endures neuralgia of the face. Mr. and Mrs. M Galatine of Marshfield spent several days last week with M Galatine and family.
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Casper Galatine
Michael Horn
M. Galatine
Marshfield
Pickle factory prospects eyed by Lindsey residents
Local tobacco growers ship their crop this week as George Burt and Chas Ingles visit Lindsey. F L Gavolink, Libby McNeal Libby state manager, meetings boost pickle factory hopes with possible installation. Mrs P Kettel ill. Chas Ingles of Minneapolis spent holidays with relatives. P J Tilton ships wood. Miss Mable Broker visited home for vacation.
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Lindsey
Wis
George Burt
Christ Paulson
F. L. Gavolink
Libby, McNeal & Libby
Richfield Social Notes and Local Happenings
Richfield reports January activities and visits. John Katzenberg cuts fodder for A Willett while Mr and Mrs John Klumb attend a funeral in Jackson Wisconsin for his mother who died at 80. J C Davis shipped a ton and a half of honey recently. Carl Luedtke Sr hosts his son Emil from Montana. Mrs J Ross Porter shows a new piano. George Stewart returns from Christmas in Wautoma. Willing Workers meet at James Chapman’s New Year’s Day. next gathering with Mrs Fred Fritsche January 28. Richfield Aid Society to meet with Mrs Miner January 6. Marcus Hansen chalk talk at the social center draws a good crowd. Miss Helen Mechler opens her District No 2 school Monday morning. Wm Hanson ill with grippe for several days.
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Richfield
John Katzenberg
A. Willett
John Klumb
Jackson
Wis
J.C. Davis
Carl Luedtke, Sr
Emil
Montana
J. Ross Porter
George Stewart
Wautoma
James Chapman
Fred Fritsche
Richfield Aid Society
B. Miner
Marcus Hansen
Helen Mechler
Wm. Hanson
Local Socials and Health News Highlight Quiet Week
Merle Tuttle entertained Mr. and Mrs. Wenzel, and Carl Luedtke hauled hay delivering fine quality. H A Knapton of Curtiss visited New Year’s day with his children. Miss Pansy Wood and niece returned to Menomonie. Arvid Baxtrum moved a barn from Wm Hanson’s to his place Saturday. M J Wood improved from gall stone attack. Wi Altman of McMillian visited John Gadson. The E W Ellis Lumber Co of Grand Rapids wins a refund of 1029.02 from Milwaukee Road for hog fuel charges on 244 carloads to Grand Rapids waterworks.
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Merle Tuttle
Wenzel
Carl Luedtke
H. A. Knapton
Curtiss
Pansy Wood
Menomonie
Arvid Baxtrum
Wm. Hanson
M. J. Wood
Wi. Altman
McMillan
John Gadson
Milwaukee Road
Railroad Commission
Grand Rapids
Market prices for hay and grains from Sparr Cereal Co
The list shows price quotes for hay grades with No 1 Timothy at £9.00, and a range of farm staples including onions, potatoes, butter, beef, pork, veal, sheep, calves, poultry, and several grains. Flour and feed items from Sparr Cereal Company include wheat at £1.10 per bushel and corn bulk at $26.00 per ton, with oats, barley, rye, bran, middlings, and oil meal also listed.
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Sparr Cereal Company
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