Weather shifts from 85 to 10 below in Sleepy Hollow
The copy notes a dramatic weather change in Sleepy Hollow from 85 above to 10 below zero. It records local movements and visits including Mr and Mrs Geo Frantz from Pleasant Ridge visiting Henry Frantz, Sunday visits by John Kauth, and hay hauling by Henry Frantz and John Fergusn to Granton on Monday and Tuesday. Henry Frantz and Mrs. Neillsville callers Wednesday. Steven Harasky went to Minnesota Monday. John Johnson and his wife with Herman Qualley took his father-in-law away Friday. H A Frantz traveled to Neillsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Frantz
Pleasant Ridge
Henry Frantz
John Kauth
John Fergus N
Granton
Neillsville
Steven Harasky
Minnesota
John Johnson
Herman Qualley
H. A. Frantz
Neills
Humphreys Remedies Inspired by Dr Humphreys Past Use
A historic note describes Humphreys remedies as scientifically prepared prescriptions long used in private practice and carried by the public for decades. The text emphasizes tested efficacy and traditional distribution through a mailed book style promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knesa
Humphreys
Edigal
Oyster supper brings Sleepy Hollow people together
On Saturday residents of Sleepy Hollow joined in a surprise party at Mr. Fentz of Sharwood. John Kauth was seen out looking for clover hullers while John and Herbert Kauth attended Mystic workers gathering Saturday night.
Nasonville Ice House Built by Mike Duvall
Mike Duvall built an ice house Friday with most patrons helping. He welcomes many new customers and receives congratulations as a successful cheese maker. Walter Peterson saws wood for John Rossman. Frank and Jos Stine were Marshfield visitors Thursday. Roy Bresman underbrushing for his brother Burke. Henry Joergensen grinds feed for area farmers. Otto Bulgrin transacted business in Marshfield Saturday. Richard Block visited Marshfield on Monday.
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Nasonville
Mike Duvall
Mike
Walter Peterson
John Rossman- Frank
Jos
Stine
Marshfield
Roy Bresman
Burke
Henry Joergensen
Otto Bulgrin
Richard Block
Wood County Normal students visit over weekend
ARPIN Miss Elizabeth Winebrenner and Lena Rocher pupils from Wood county Normal in Grand Rapids visited over Saturday and Sunday with their families. John A. Dingeldein left for Jamestown North Dakota after a holiday visit with his brother’s family. Dr Hopgen of Grand Rapids attends Mrs Balis Tjenkema is ill. Royal Neighbors elected officers for the year and plan installation. Ladies Aid Society held first New Year meeting electing officers and inviting members to next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arpin
Elizabeth Winebrenner
Lena Rocher
Wood County Normal
Grand Rapids
John A. Dingeldein
Jamestown
Dingeldein
Waukesha
Wis
Balis Tjenkema
Dr. Hopgen
Mary and
Louise Mollet
Oscar Dingeldein
Oracle
G. Whittingham
Chas, Edwards
Recorder
Robi. Morris
H. F. Roehrig
Inner Sentinel
L. Ruegger
John Dingeldein
Jamestown, N. D
Cowell
Local Market Report Values For Hides And Poultry
Market listing shows prices for onions and potatoes per bushel dairy and eggs with a 28 cent per dozen egg quote. Meat prices include beef and veal per cwt or per lb, pork dressed per lb, lamb and sheep per cwt, and spring chickens as listed.
Grand Rapids and Surrounding News Brief
Grand Rapids reports Under-Sheriff W. Bluett of Grand Rapids formerly of this place is seriously ill with tonsillitis. Sheriff Cowell, Master Hosea, and W. E. Little visited the DengelDein home. H. F. Roehrig attended a Vesper meeting. Lawrence Hause left Thursday for Ogema to work for August Miller at his Saw-Mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
W. Bluett
Sheriff Cowell
Hosea
W. E. Little
D'ngeldein
H. F. Roehrig
Lawrence Hause
Ogema
August Miller
Lenherr’s Son Hospitalized After Setback
The note reports Gottlieb Lenherr’s little son remains in hospital after a setback and will not be able to return home soon. It mentions a church social meeting Friday with another planned Thursday and invites participation. Douglas Walters has returned home from the hospital.
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Gottlieb Lenherr
M. E. Aid Society
Douglas Walters
Hanson
Carl Luedtke
Wm. Gessert
Edwin Dix
UNITED IN MARRIAGE AT OSHKOSH WISCONSIN
Miss Elsie Nygaard and Walter Sternitky were married at the bride’s home on Central Avenue. Reverend William C. Stump officiated. Attendants included sister Gladys Nygaard and best man Dorrance Nygaard. The couple will reside in Granton Wisconsin. A five course dinner followed.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Elsie Nygaard
Walter Sternitky
Central Avenue
High Oon
Gladys Nygaard
Dorrance Nygaard
Granton
William C. Stump
St. John’s English Lutheran Church
Bakerville News Highlights From Local Families
Miss Emma Regele left Tuesday for Fond du Lac. Mr Tony Konz of Hartington Nebraska visits with the Kraemer and Michels families. Miss Clara Farrell and Lucia Kraemer returned from Chicago Waukegan and Milwaukee. John Henseler attends cheesemakers convention in Milwaukee. Jacob Schuster after apcreaction at St Joseph hospital Marshfield returns home. Wm Zenner pressed hay for Wm Gessert and Miss Carolyn Kraemer of Stratford visits parents in Bakerville.
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Bakerville
Emma Regele
Fond du Lac
Tony Konz
Hartington
Nebraska
J. P. Kraemer
Mike Michels
Clara Farrell
Lucia Kraemer
Chicago
Waukegan
Milwaukee
John Henseler
Jasob Schuster
St. Joseph's Hospital
Marshfield
Nellie Broker's Seymour Visit and Local Notices
Miss Nellie Broker left Friday for Seymour to visit relatives with Miss Ella Gasner helping in the store during her absence. Mr. and Mrs. W Opelt visited Lynn between trains. Ladies Aid met at the church and served dinner to the men who sawed wood for the church. H Hahn and Chris Paulson shipped a carload of stock to Chicago Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsey
Nellie Broker
Seymour
Ella Gasner
A. Broker
Nellie
W. Opelt
Lynn
Ladies Aid Society
H. Hahn
Chris. Paulson
Atock
Chicago
Pyramid Cash Bank Surprise Divides Greenback Prize
A 1914 promotion offers new crisp U S Government green backs in denominations of 1 2 5 10 and 20 dollars. Fourteen customers will share the bank’s contents on April 30 1914, after a drawing by Cashier Thos Spaulding at the American National Bank.
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U. S
American National Bank of
Thos. Spaulding
American National Bank
Masquerade Ball and Southern Travel Promos
Ed Hahn visits Chicago to sample Dosa's Kidney Pills while local names Gosline and Kramer are tied to advertising. A Lindsey Hall masquerade ball is planned for Saturday evening with January 17, and a travel pitch invites readers to plan winter escapes to Florida Cuba or the Gulf Coast with travel rates and itineraries offered by C E Strouts at Chicago and North Western Ry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hahn
Chicago
Mr. Gosline
Toster-Milburn Co
Julius Kramer
Buffalo
Lindsey Hall
Doan's Kidney Pills Restore Marshfield Cook’s Health
A Marshfield man testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured his back and kidney symptoms after exposure to graphite-laden water in Michigan mines. He suffered cramps, weakness, blood in urine, and was told he had Bright's disease before finding relief. pills priced 50 cents at dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
T. A. Gostine
W. C. St. Marshfield
Wis
Michigan
Bright
Doan
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Wood County
Farmers’ Institute
Auburndale
Thursand
David Imrie
University of Wisconsin
Sleepy Hollow
Werthy
Humphreys Homeo. Medicine CO
William and
Ano Streets
Ufacture
W. A. Iese
Local Market Report
Sparr Cereal Company
Richfield
Walter Sternitzky
Grunton
Our
Pyramid Cash Bank
Kestel Bros. Company
Joseph Sheehan
Florida
Cuba
Kimball
C. A. Carlson
Prop
Lahr
Wisconsin
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