Personal mentions fill local pages in Chilton Times
A long list of residents and visitors from Chilton and nearby towns notes dozens of trips and calls. Fred K Kamps convalesces after a week of illness while C E Blodgett, Dr Ferringtion, I J OConnor, and many others travel or visit relatives, with social exchanges spanning Oshkosh Neillsville Milwaukee Madison Wausau and Colby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. R. Neilson
Julie Evans
Duluth
Minn
Ethel McKenzie
Martha Gross
Wausau
Robi. Hugo
GO. C. Dorschel
Marshfield
C. M. Hugo
C. M. Hugo's.—Chilton Times, Mrs. F. K. Pollard
Ruth
Oshkosh
Real Estate Transfers in Marathon County This Week
Real estate transfers filed since last week include George Sutter to Athens Farm Machinery Co of Athens for part of lot 2 in Greiner's addition to Athens. price 359 dollars. Joseph H. Furgeson of White Plains Mo to Gottfreid Stubbe for the east half of the northwest quarter in section 27, township 29, range 9, price 800 dollars. Gottfreid Stubbe to Lewis Schoepke for the west half of the northwest quarter in section 27, township 29, range 9 east, price 2500 dollars. G L McDermott of Chicago and John J. Sherman of Appleton to John J. Schuh of Outagamie County for the northwest quarter of section 28, township 30, range 9 east, price 2000 dollars. L E Schellenger of Marathon County to Lloyd Scott of LaFayette County for the northeast quarter and east half of the northeast quarter of section 3, township 26, north, range 2 east, price 1800 dollars. Levisa Scott of LaFayette County to ? price 5000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sutter
Athens Farm Machinery Company
Athens
Greiner
Joseph H. Furgeson
White Plains
Gottfreid Stubbe
Lewis Schoepke
Consideration
G. L. McDermott
Chicago
John J. Sherman
Appleton
John J. Schuh
Outagamie
L. E. Schellenger
Marathon County
Lloyd Scott
LaFayette County
Levisa Scott
Mr. Herman Hardrath Visits Town Clothier Sale
Mr. Herman Hardrath spent time in town this week shopping at Louis Laemle Clothier's sale. He claimed he is not starting a business, just taking advantage of savings on items he can use. Known as a busy man, his rare town visits are quick and purposeful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pomainville
J. R. Ragan
Mat Cavey
Chas, Gauger
D. J. Rieland
M. J. Slattery
M.S. Bogoger
W. F. McCarthy
T. N. Schnabel
Grand Rapids
Order of Foresters
John Gardiner Sr
Spencer
Mr. Gardiner
John
Couer d' Alene
Idaho
Herman Hardrath
Louis Laemle
Mr. Hardrath
Banner Mills Flour Brands Promoted by Local Firms
Advertising home product news notes Manager James Vaughn distributing a two color folder to retailers highlighting Banner Mills Upham Manufacturing flour brands. Vaughn offers extra inducements to flour users and claims an immense local sale. J W Wicker of Medford opens new veterinary office at Hans Bille building, moving from Medford after successful horse practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Vanghn
Banner Mills
Upham Manufacturing Co
Vaughn
J. W. Wicker
Medford
Hans Bille
Wicker
Ranger Is Released After Testimony
Albert Ranger, the young man who killed Harry Halbrook at a Gimp near Upson on New Year's day, was examined before Judge Thomas last Saturday. Witnesses testified that Halbrook provoked the quarrel and Ranger was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Ranger
Harry Halbrook
Upson
Thomas
Halbrook
Ranger
Hurley Miner
Uncalled Mail List at Marshfield Post Office 1905
The following letters remain uncalled for at the Marshfield post office through January 17 1905 Miss Mary Birtles Heinrich Krenzfeld Jake Koehler H C Koebler Alsis F Luke Mrs D Manlstedt WH Sidduth Miss Rosa Schramski F A Schmidt Miss Gladys Thomas Addressees please say advertised Joux F Cone P M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Mary Birtles
Heinrich Krenzfeld
Jake Koehler
H. C. Koebler
Alsis F Luke
D Manlstedt
WH Sidduth
Rosa Schramski
F A Schmidt
Gladys Thomas
Joux F. Cone
P.M
Financial items from First National Bank notes
Summary of bank assets and liabilities listing U.S. bonds to secure stock and securities, due from reserve agents and state banks, checks and cash items, notes of other banks, fractional currency, lawful money and specie, and a 2.000 redemption fund with the U.S. Treasurer at 9 percent of circulation. The text reflects a historic bank statement with various asset classifications and a funded reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowas
U.S
Lawry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fred K. Kamps
C. E. Blodgett
Dr. Ferringtion
Depere
I.j.o'connor
William Uthmeier
Neillsville
W. A. Sexton
Marie
Helen
Sam Schneider
E. &. Winch
W. D. Connor
Madison
Geo. H. Reynolds
Frank R. Upham
Peter Daul
Hawkins
Mr. Daul
Jon Hahn
Broadhead
T. F. Roessler
Annette Shaw
Claire W. C. T. U
W. H. Upham
Shaw
E. H. Upham
Greenwood
Edw. L. Reese
Adam Paulus
Frank A. Cady
Misses Marie
Marjorie Sexton
Colby
Herb &, Cranmer
Oregon
Washington
R. W. Woolverton
Orange
Iowa
Vhvnovios
Coats
Swift
California
Pride
Tiffault-Ramps Mercantile Co
First National Bank
Moorshield
Wisconsin
Total
Cahill Cunstalsteel
Palin
National Book Notes
Ehack
Edward J. Reese
Ohn L. Vorlker
Notary Public
Connect
Adam Hanmer
WM Uthmeier
C.e. Bloogett
Fred Vollmar
L. TH. Thom
Wood County
Winconsin
Murshid
Elay
Mareen
Allsbi
Shesecu
Marabteld
Coumiy
Sherif
Marahvekt Wis
Om Co
Cewek
Ebé Iutiers
A.D. Tal
John J, Zebe
Sheric
Louis Thompson
Saerift
Florida
Chicago and Florida
Florida Eary
Adams Street
Corcage
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
American National Bank
C. S. Vedder
City Hall
Wis
Milwaukee Sentinel
the Sentinel
Milwaukee, Wis
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