Spencer A Damon visits Loyal Sun day and town notes
Spencer A Damon visits Loyal Sun day. Chas Rienow and Minnié Griffin ill with grip. Lytie Club meets with Marie Slanson. Mrs F Hand returns to Hurley. Presiding Elder Pilcher in town. Wedding trip returns for Mr and Mrs J C Ringer. Len Griffith and wife visit from Spakeville. Mrs Chas Cramer visits relatives in southern state. White of Marshfield seeks insurance. Mrs J Morgan returns from Sparta. Mabel Hall of Unity visits. Amos Noble ill with smallpox, quarantines affect W H Chariton and Chas Pickruhn. W O W dance at Arpin planned. Ben Hubert loses house to fire with no insurance. Rev Biggar to preach at Chill. Epworth League to host. Smallpox case confirmed in town. Jos Kotas Jr visits Marshfield. Attendees plan W O W dance. Frank Zeimer visits Ashford. Edward Tutton of Palmyra audits local lunch interests. Koller painting saloon and dance hall. machines described as total adders. J J Schil buys land from Edw Tutton for 1280u. Chariton and Sehluens families ill. recovering. Lindsey Telephone company receives new telephones. free phones on Marshfield line listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnié Griffin
Lytie Club
Marie Slanson
F. Hand
Hurley Mond
Pilcher
J. C. Ringer
Len Grifith
Spakeville
Measles and Scarlet Fever Reported in Bakerville Area
Miss Lulu Van is ill with measles and scarlet fever is reported in several families including Lindsey at Mr. Kennedy's. Lincoln town treasurer Anton Hensler has collected about $4500, just over half of the town taxes last Tuesday. Dan H. Brooks moves the old Hogans store building to the Schafer/Campfield farm. A basket social at Nasonville Woodmen's hall is set for Friday evening promising a jolly time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsey
Dan H. Brooks
Hogans Down
Schafer
Mr. Campield
Nasonville
Local notes from Blenker and Milladore district
A fragmented local bulletin reports John Blenker starting logging near his acreage and John Altmann drilling a well to serve water and beer. The town hears gossip on cards, a cheese factory whistle, teachers visiting the town treasurer with a warning, Clerk EH J Blenkex witness in a farmers’ lawsuit, births and visitors, and a surprise social event in Herb Tibbits’s circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Blenker
John Altmann
J Blenkex
Auburndale
WLC
Tie
Wallace Kieffer Recovers From Severe Quinsy At Home
In Wis. field Jan 7 1902 Wallace Kieffer suffers a serious quinsy but is recovering. A temperate pre social at the M E church last Tuesday netted about twelve dollars for church needs. Mesdames Jones and Hilliard visited Mrs F M Russell from Marshfield last Saturday. A new row of sheds will soon shelter church teams while services run. Newly married Mr and Mrs Barnes moved to the Barnes farm from John Maxwell. Mr Manwell moved south of the Yellow River. W H Clark chief templar spoke twice at the church and organized a Good Templars lodge with fifty three members. A voluntary testimonial from Lewish Wis praising a facial treatment at the Thomas House showing removal of a lip lesion without surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Jones
Hilliard
Marshfield
F.M. Russell
M. E. Church
Mrs. Barnes
Mr. Barnes
John Maxwell
Mr. Manwell
Yellow River
W. H. Clark
Good Templars
Field
Wis
Lewish
L. A. Murray Ader
Joux
Collision In Wisconsin Damages Engine No. 217
Near Spencer Wisconsin a central engine No 217 crippled in a Colby wreck about a year earlier collided with a southbound local freight near coal kilns two miles north of Spencer. The rear end strike damaged a caboose and a pilot beam, with slight injuries and no major damage to the local.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Central
Colby
Jonah
Spencer Monday
Spence
Annual Mara thon County Toll Line meeting recap
The Mara thon County Toll Line company held its annual meeting in Wausau last week with officers re-elected and Dr. K W Doege continuing as director. A new Mosinee to Halder line is planned and soon to be built. Services listed for Presbyterian church include morning communion at 7 30, sermon at 1 45, and evening service at 7 50 with themes on child conversion and the Fifth Commandment. St Wban's Church schedules January 29 services with morning prayer and sermon at 9 30 and evening prayer and sermon at 7 30 led by Rev Robt G Wihom of Mosinee. Unclaimed letters noted for January include many local names listed. recipients should claim ads with advertised status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marathon County Toll Line Company
Wausau
K. W. Doege
Mosinee
Halder
Presbyterian Church
C. EB
Caleb
Josh
J. Frans Yorsu
St.Wban's
Robt
G. Wihom
Mosinee Oviehiting
Lindsey Town News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
Mrs Boyer remains very ill. Dr Watrous has been busy recently. Ab Ellwood and son Harry visited Town last week. Dally Conway on sick list now improving. N Christensen made a business call last Saturday. Mystic Workers held first meeting Saturday evening. Lindsey cornet band organized and advancing. Town Treasurer John Rothenberger visited in official capacity. A literary and debating society organized, to meet weekly. Mr Hegge repairs store and installs hardware and farm machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Watrous
Ab Ellwood
Harry
N. Christensen
Mystic Workers
Lindsey Cornet
John Rothenberger
Hegge
Lamb
Wisconsin Central Railway Maintains Daily Train Service
The Wisconsin Central Railway operates a daily schedule between Chicago and Milwaukee to Manitowoc St Paul Minneapolis and Duluth with extensions to Eau Claire Chippewa Falls Marshfield Hurley Ironwood and Bessemer and key Wisconsin points. Connections to roads meet at terminal points. Pullman sleepers accompany all night trains and meals are served a la carte. Agents offer information and reserve sleeping car space. Jas C Foxn, Gen Pass Agt, Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Milwaukee
Manitowoc
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Ashland
Duluth
Eau Claire
Chippewa Falls
Marshfield
Hurley
Ironwood
Bessemer
Wisconsin
Pullman
Wisconsin Central ‘Ry
Imilwaukee
Wis
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Spencer. A
Damon
Loyal
Chas, Rienow
Sith
Mr. White
Dusiurn
Mrs. J. Morgan
Sparta
Mixa Mabel Uall
Unity
Sart Volnes
Rispi Crowell
Samuel Neu
Frothinger
1. O. GT. Lodge
Ben Hubert
Biggar
Chill
Epworth League
Amos Noble
W. Hi. Chariton
W.H. Chariton
Chas Pickruhn
Jos Kotas Jr
Alarshfield
Nutber
Arpin Nest
Frank Zeimer
Ashford
Edward Tutton
Palmyra
Jos Notas
Geo. Sehmid
Minnie
Spencer
John Sehluens
Louis Keller
Theresa Tremel
Yuesday
Miss Tremel
Miss Tromel
Messrs
A. Snow
P. Cattanach
A. Kaufman
Chris. Rasmussen
Odd Fellows
Alex Cattanach
Otto Bruhn
Peter Hanson
Eddie Jacobson
Matilda Christensen
Albert Roberts
Lathrop
Marshfield Hospital
Lindsey Telephone Company
Sir. Hoerl
Marshited
Bakerville
Lulu van
Jos
L. Sight
Millacore
John Stuhr
Rozellville
Joehz Kendrickson
Lo Oopermann
TP. Pent
Emma
Ferdinand Ruscho
Pred Kline
B.D. McMillan
Herb Tibbits
Merb
Richfield
Wallace Kieffer
Church Notes
Lake View
John
Hield
Upto
Inclu
Gunderson
Irs
T. Acton
Rob Boil
Rosie Bayeri
Gert Buckman
A. Dohery
William Ewert
Fredali Gallatti
Jenbie Guffare
Eseral Huber
Adhid Jones
A Koch
Marrk
Lily Miller
Chas Mundt
Ino Nelson
Christina Neitnier
Theo Penke
Anna Belt Rhoder
Anna Reiser
Ino Schlofeski
Smoother
Geo. E. Wal- Mace
Anna Wagley
Alnor
Boyer
Dally Conway
Brill
Pat
Brill’s
STOE
Local Market Report
Heer
Ps Bork
Weigut
Grant
Wolf
Adler
Opera House
William DeShetley
Clara Knott
London
Wile Gall
Pommer's
Hoop CO
J. Hammel & CO
Weabere
Leo
Froelich
Managhee
The
Wisconsin Central Railway
Assiday
Chas. Scirler
IRON
Lang & Schar
South Street
F. W. Farmebhileld
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