Auburndale News and Local Notes From March
Auburndale telegram notes Mrs E Q Crady on the sick list and several local movements. Fred Graham visited Marshfield while Michael Griffin was seen on our streets. Weddings and postponements include Alma Gabrieson and Wyatt Barney. A barn project and timber work feature farm plans. Dora Larson and Louis Schubert wed January 1 with 150 guests. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve sold locally for injuries and piles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Pankratz
Michael Griffin
Marshfield
Wm. Berdan
Waupun
Geo. Kennedy
R. Connor Co
Stratford
One Minute Cough Cure Claims Swift Relief and Safety
One Minute Cough Cure promises rapid relief by killing the microbe that tickles the mucous membrane and triggers coughing while also clearing phlegm and reducing inflammation. It strengthens lungs, wards off pneumonia, and is suitable for all ages and all cough cold and croup cases. Sold by Strauss drug store Sherry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strauss Drug Store
Saving Woman From Terrible Death By New Discovery
The family of Mrs. M. L. Bobbitt of Bargerton Tennessee watched her near death as doctors failed to halt consumption. Dr King’s New Discovery brought relief after the first bottle and cured her with continued use. It claims to be a universal cure for lung troubles with bottles at 50 cents and one dollar, trials free at Sexton Bros. drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Bobbitt
Bargerton
Tenn
Dr. King
Sexton Bros. Drug Store
North Rock Chronicles Briefs and Local Notices
Henry Angel lost a valuable horse last week. Larson returned from a two week visit with his parents at Randolph just in time for the Larson Schubert wedding. A surprise party was sprung on H Sherman and family last Thursday evening. Dancing and games marked the evening. David Weaver, now living on the old Peter Lavigne farm, is taking pine logs to be sawed into lumber from his 80 acres one mile south of Rock town hall. He plans building a house and parsonage on his land soon.
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Arpin
Ida Ridgeway
Menomonie Palls
Miss Browning
Miss Lindsey
Marshfield
Root
McCormack
National Fraternal League
Davey
Wwagee
Aband
North Rock
Henry Angel
Christ
Larson
Randolph
Larson-Schubert
H. Sherman and Family
David Weaver
Peter Lavigne
Rock Town Hall
Farmers’ Institute
Woodman’s Hall
Vesper
R. J. Coe
Ft. Atkinson
L. P. Martiny
North Freedom
Thos. Convey
Ridgeway
Alex. A. Arnold
Galesville
J. L. Herbst
Sparta
E. C. Jacobs
Menominee County
Robert Morris
Spencer Town News and Rural Institute Report
Town residents entertained relatives from McMillan and Marshfield. Roughty slowly recovers from illness. M E church service held in Spencer. Local farmers held a successful institute at Vesper with leaders from multiple towns. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised in a Garland Texas News letter, available locally.
Card of Thanks and Rheumatism Cure Ad
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends and G A R for help during sickness and burial of the father. The ad notes Cole's Blood bilder as a rheumatism remedy, claiming it builds blood and costs $1.00 a bottle. Dr N H Lewis has sold practice to Paul B Wallace who will visit Marshfield three days a week from 2 to 8 p m after January 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
N. H. Lewis
Paul B. Wallace
D.O
Wausau
Wallace
Marshfield
Prisons and Remedies in Smogged Life
A Kansas City woman reports relief from prolonged hoarseness after using Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy with initial success noted within a day and a two week cure claim. The ad promotes rail travel, carbolic salve, and a Chicago based sales position. It also notes a barber shop change of ownership by Robt Schroetter in Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Layha
Agnes Ave
Kansas City
Henry Tiorn
Defendants Bound Over In Adultery Case
The preliminary hearing for John Austin and Mrs Geidenech of Chili on a new adultery charge occurred before Judge Andrews. District Attorney Brazeau and Judge F A Cady presented essentially the same evidence as the prior hearing. Both defendants were bound over for circuit court. Austin posted 500 bail, the woman jailed on 250 bail. Also notes a testimonial about Chamberlains Pain Balm curing rheumatism and lumbago, sold by Henry Horn and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Austin
Expressing thanks to friends and neighbors for care during illness
The McKercher family extends thanks to friends and neighbors and especially to the Royal 3 boys for loyal assistance in caring for their wife and mother during her long illness and death. The note ends with a postscript mentioning a ten cent cigar produced by John G. Hoelz of Marshfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal 3
Donald McKercher
City Hall
John G. Hoelz
Marshfield
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Auburndale
E.Q. Crady
Fred Graham
Gotleib Twaghtmann
Wyatt Barney
Alma Gabrieson
Presbyterian Church
John Schewaska
John Schillenz
Emma Hood
Fond du Tac
Adam Wiefler
R Connor Go
Mr. Kiefler
Marie Bowling
Ed Liddens
Chas. Meisner
Geo. Eyers
John
N. E. Hilbert
Mr. Hilbert
Yellow River Bridge
Lindsey
Dora Larson
Louis Schubert
Jas. Larson
Mr. Larson
Bucklen
Sherry
Sherry State Graded School
Katie Lusk
Pearl Yeau
Armean Varsho
Josephine Varsho
Ella Whitney
Will Jones
Tone Kelley
Lilly, Wunsicker
Jessie Leroux
Serial Varsho
Maryy
Blanche Barr
Carl Buck
William Lusk
Edith Hunsicker
Josie Hollar
Spencer
Chas
McMillan
Mr. Ford
Roughty
A. RK. Butters
Rev. Stewart
M. E
Messie J. A. Babcock
Calhorn
Raleigh Place
Gust. Schilling
G. Rhineflesh
Voet
Unity
Institute At
John H. Cullom
Garland
Texas
Terry Horo
G. A. Rk
Fire Insurance and Loans
Mertle Land Agency
Laemle Bldg
Marshfield, Wis
Hot Springs
Ark
San Antonio
el Pago
Galveston
Tex
Old Mexico
California
St. Louis
L. D. Exones
Wisconsin St
Milwaukee
Cole’s
Coles
All Deuggists
North-Western
Chicago Northwestern Railway
Faitufur
Standard House
Dearborn St
Chicago
Robt. Schroetter
Louis Bautiann
Vienna
Wm. S. Crane
Chamberlain
Henry Horn
Local Market Report
Tutler
Creamery
Friend of the Home
the of the Trust
Minnesota
Upham
Manu’f'g CO
S. Banner Mills
Wisconsin
Glencoe Stock Farm
C. E. Blodgett
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