Town notes and notices from Spencer Miss Foth visit and local events
The Spencer column reports Miss Bertha Foth and brother Chas shopping in Marshfield, illness trends including parotid gland affliction and varicella fading, and recovery notes for Frank Korth Jr. A death of Chas Munson is recorded, land sale by Z Moon to L H Euben, and a successful farmers institute. Social events include a Foth residence party for Miss Kreuger, and rural reminiscences alongside local ads for Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
R. J. Strauss
Stratford News Briefs and Fires in McEachron Warehouse
Stratford notes report Lena Kaiser birth to the Huberwitz family and a dance supper at a local restaurant. Rumors say Mace Bulman may head to California while Frank Kohl and family plan to settle here from St Louis. Local ice contracts to furnish the summer trade. A 12:30am fire at McEachron warehouse caused by stove sparks burned stock and building worth about four to five hundred dollars, controlled within an hour, Herman Langer leading the crew. Hemlock Road column recalls Leander Morrison’s illness and gratitude for a recent community purse. Cole’s Cough Cure ads and Mrs Gustav McHenrick’s January 7 death with burial follow. Restorative tonics advertised by Sexton Bros.
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McEachron
Herman Langer
Sherry Lee Harvesting Underway And Local News
Sherry lee harvesting is now in progress. Rev Mr Large of La Crosse delivered a very eloquent discourse here Sunday evening. G H Humphrey our town treasurer spent Tuesday at Grand Rapids on official business. A number of our young people spent a pleasant evening recently at the residence of William D Jones. John Becker has returned home after visiting at New Glarus, he was accompanied by his cousin who will visit here a short while.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Institute
Spencer
Mr. Large of
la Crosse
G. H. Humphrey
Grand Rapids
William D. Jones
John Becker
New Glarus
Wood County Normal Sees Incoming Students and Practice Start
Applications for seats next fall are arriving and observation work will begin ahead of practice. The new student Miss Muehlstein returns to complete her practice. Twenty lessons in music and drawing have begun with gymnastics being organized. Acquaintances with several last year's graduates reveal they have met expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Muehlstein
Vacation study changes in class eight four
Miss Mayme Christain and Miss Gertrude La Vaque of the class of eight four take special work during long vacations. Next week ends the second quarter with geography replacing arithmetic grammar and U S history. The county Normal is full with every seat occupied. Mr Fowler will soon teach. Miss Berg and Miss Charmley will finish this quarter, leaving room for all, though no more can be accommodated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Christain
Gertrude la Vaque
U. S
County Normal
Fowler
Miss Berg
Miss Charmley
Painless Dentistry to Visit Marshfield for Dental Extractions
Dr. Carter, formerly of Minneapolis now based in Chicago, will visit Marshfield at Thomas Hotel on January 23 through 28 offering painless teeth extractions. He cites a new painless system with ten years of experience, free hours from 9 to 10 and 2, and a Chicago office at 1009 Masonic Temple. Mr. Peter McMullen of Stevens Point testifies to twenty teeth extracted painlessly. Children’s hours are 4 to 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Minneapolis
Chicago
Marshfield
Thomas Hotel
Masonic Temple
Peter McMullen
Stevens Point
Death notices and ads appear in small city column
Last week word came of the death of Mrs. Josephine Loell of Milwaukee, sister to Mrs. Joseph Thomas of this city, with Mrs. Thomas at the deathbed. Three siblings of the Loell family have died in the past year. The column lists live chickens at Miller's meat market and long street corner name drops, with multiple individuals and cities named. Closing out cloth for ladies wear offered at Roesslers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Loell
Milwaukee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Bertha Foth
Brother Chas
Weiland
Varicella
Frank Korth Jr
McMillan
A. R. Butters
Northern Hospital For Insane
Oshkosh
Hattie Krueger
Sparta
Chas. Munson
B. F. McMillan & Bros
Camp No. 4
Z. Moon
L. H. Euben
Milton Junction
Foth
Kreuger
Cole
Lumbermen’s Rubbers
Mer Price
Arcties and Heavy Lumbermen's
Odds and Ends
Rigek
Stratford
Lena Kaiser
Jos. Huberwitz
Mace Bulman
California
Frank Kohl
St. Louis
Frank Pagel
Peter Strochota
Hemlock Road
Leander Morrison
Helen Peterson
Gustav McHenrick
Hollister
Tate
Sexton Bros
Sherry
Wood County Normal
Loell
Miller’s
St Hotels
Hotel Blodgett
Miss C. Reynolds
Chas. Sideman
J. W. McConnell
Harrington Pair
William Owen
H. D. Vestal
N. A. Weinbaum
W. H. Sherman
R. F. Kortebein
F. F. Luce
W. H. Williams
P. R. Carroll
Henry Veit
J. G. Skinner
A. L. Eisen
Sam Rice
W. G. Cleary
T. J. Dalton
J. A. Bailey
Geo. Watson
C. K. Harmon
A. A. Walker
A. K. Frank
C. M. Rapham
C. W. Schutte
Wausan
J. M. Corby
W. B. Keller
M. F. Vaughn
St. Paul
J. Wolfsky
Detroit
F. J. Hill
Omaha
C. Lewis
F. W. Hosly
W. E. la Blanc
Eau Claire
Adam Paulus & Wife
C. A. Johnson
Ed Gallett
Phillips
M. J. McCoy
Waukesha
Thomas
W. H. Packard
Black River Falls
Julius Franz
F. K. Talbot
L'Omah
C.H. Dietrich
Abbotsford
Ang. A. Thomas
City
Wm. Kranzasch
B.S. Miller
W. T. Stacker
Neenah
F. PF. McFarlane
F. A. Lackley
Liewellyo Watkins
Katherine Evans
James Landon
Percy Tuttle
Kenosha
Mansion House
J.J. Dora
Merrit
Fred Worth
T. S. Pollard
Lillian Cole
Portage
Elery Drake
Chili
Clara Schilling
N. Frendell
Medford
K. W. Woolverton & Wife
Osage Iown
C. E. Stark
Wantoma
Roesslers
American National Bank
Wisconsin
U.S
Easa
Raeten Neell
Fshor
Artbets. CO
Woop
G. Lindemann
G. Lindemank
Acg Wegener
County
Wise
Comunisalan
Aluie SN Deminge
WINCH
W. D. Connor
Bss
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