Bethel Nursery Stock Seller and Local Notes
Bethel Howard Smith of Poysippi was selling small nursery stock in Bethel and vicinity last week. Charley Proctor returns from visiting his parents near Hawthorne in Douglas county. Miss Lulu Cutler rushed back to the Madison sanitarium due to an unusual influx of patients. A comet appeared visible Friday and Saturday evenings near the western horizon reminding readers of 1859. Boiler defect at the Academy forces closure of both departments today. Miss Jessie Bigelow in her graduation year at the Madison sanitarium nurses a case in southern Wisconsin and writes to her mother and grandmother about experiences. Authorities at the Sea and local friends express great confidence in Jesus, who has never betrayed them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Howard Smith
Poysippi
Charley Proctor
Academy
Jessie Bigelow
Madison
Wisconsin
Alice McCrillis
B. J. Pearl
Jessle
Couple marries surprise in Spencer results in wide friend turnout
Spencer residents Donna Blaisdell and Harry Bodle wed at Eau Claire on Wednesday afternoon January 19 with Rev Guy Campbell officiating. The couple arrived in Spencer by three o clock with a Marshfield livery rig to find many friends awaiting them, reflecting strong local support for their marriage. Ed Reasof Moon visited Spencer for a few days over the weekend staying with his mother. Miss Ina Damon Rispa Crowell and Miss Kate Pyatt joined a trip to her Unity area home and J D Graves left for Kansas City for medical treatment, planning about three weeks away. A man seeking factory land spent last week in Spencer choosing several parcels along the proposed railroad right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina Damon
Rispa Crowell
Kate Pyatt
Unity
J.D. Graves
Kansas City
Missouri
Spencer
Donna Blaisdell
Harry Bodle
Bau Claire
Guy Campbell
Marshfield
Bennet boys prep to run their saw mill in Rozenville
Community notes recount local activity across Rozenville and nearby: Mr Frankies’ mask hall drew a well attend event last Saturday night. Hatter hauling four foot wood to the railroad track for shipment. John Nickolas buying railroad ties and running a small farm mill at Bernzts place. Four sick kids at Willy Wunch’s and two at Willy Gebline’s. Farmers haul logs to Range line mill. Two Schafer children died last week of scarlet fever. Andrew Oppman’s son also died from scarlet fever. Ferdinand Scheschi to give a chance Jan 50. Laura Lex left for southern state. Town board met in the schoolhouse. Mathies bedridden since winter onset. Lilly of Houston visited with Henry Frey. Train from Mannville to McMillen faced snow drifts last Friday. Mike Duval held a 4 wood hauling bee. evening social followed. Wanted 300 cards building stone for Wood County asylum. deliver to John Schwartz farm. Inquire of A. Connor, Marshfield, Wis 15tl.
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Wood County Asylum
John Schwartz
Connor
Marshfield
Wis
Our Modern Repair Department In Special Attention
Our Modern Repair Department receives special attention. We make a specialty of repairing. Mr James Feit, a veteran shoemaker, is in charge and has every facility for best work at reasonable prices. Sales replaced and all repair work done without altering comfort or fit of the shoe.
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James Feit
Sunday school and social events at the Presbyterian church
The Sunday school meets next Sunday at the Presbyterian church at 10 00 am and the Christian Endeavor gathers as usual with leader Ella Schunk on missionary crisis. Juniors meet at 2 30 pm with Byron Schaber superintendent Dor ris Holister. A social at the church Thursday evening January 127 includes supper for 10c children and 15c adults. The Equity convention meets January 29 at Vesper with C O Drayton and leaders addressing topics on organization marketing and farm social conditions.
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Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
Ella Schunk
Byron Schaber
Dorris Holister
Railroads and books range in Marshfield Free Library catalog
The item lists railway related works such as Pagan Confession of a Railroad Signalman American Railway Transportation Science of Railways Nerve of Foley Last Spike Story of the Railroad Romance of Modern Locomotion and notes related to the Chicago Union Pacific Northwestern line, its Denver Special and Overland Limited trains, plus a local service and a baking powder price compare. The piece includes an advertisement for Mutual Exchange Co and a separate note on prejudice and KC Baking Powder pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield Free Library
Johnson
Kirkman
Spearman
Foley
Warman
Williams
Denver
Chicago
San Francisco
Overland Limited
California
San Joaquin Valley
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Foreclosure Wisconsin
Foreclosure sale ordered by Wood County Circuit Court on January 22, 1999. Sheriff will sell March 7, 1910 at 10:00 AM at Marshfield City Hall main entrance, east half of the southeast quarter of section 8 township 28 range 5 east, containing 80 acres, cash terms. Plaintiffs: Goma, LCollina. Defendants: Fred E. Graham Mary Graham George Welton Helen Walton Fred Zwiefel.
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Goma
Lcollina
Plaintlit
Fred E. Graham
Mary Graham
George H. Welton
Helen E. Walton
Fred Zwiefel
Wood County
Wixconain
Marshfield
Spid County
Ichael Griffin
Edwards
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The
Northern Medical Institute
Blodgett
Minneapolis
Christenson
Abel Co
Marshfield, Wis
State House
Supreme Court
Ed Reasof Moon
Rozenville
Bennet
John Nickolas
Bernzts Place
Willy Wunch
Willy Gebline
Peter Schafer
Andrew Oppman
Mann
Ferdinand Scheschi
Laura Lex
Mr. Mathies
Lilly
Houston
Minn
Henry Frey
Mannville
McMillen
Mike Duval
Bassi
Juliets
Dors
I. I
Lycoming
Keystone
Sale
Dongola Kid
Guo
Vici
Stratford
American Society of Equity
Vesper
C. O. Drayton
Indianapolis
National Union
Mutual Exchange Co
Phoenix Ball
Minneapolis, the
Chicago, Union Pacific & Northwestern Line
Case & Johnson
Triverymen i
South Central Avenue
Siti
Trust
State of Wisconsin
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