Bakerville Weather and Local Happenings Update
Bakerville notes a maple sugaring season depends on extended cold snaps. Mrs Jos Regele has been sick for a week. Mrs Jos Huber returned from a visit to Mrs Tressy Osbald. Mr Huber sold his farm to Frank Ott for 6800 dollars. Royce family moved to a new home formerly used by Mr Dumer. Anton Henseler bought a two year old colt from Ed Ingle of Nasonville. Math Klinger plans to return to his homeland next year. Bakerville wishes luck to a traveler, Miss Lula Hallock brings cheer to Bethel. Tax collector’s annual visit provokes chatter. A biblical sentiment closes remarks. Gravel removal from Jenkin’s site toward the Academy progressed until January thaw paused work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Henseler
Ed. Ingle
Nasonville
Klinger
Bavatia
Bakerville
Marshfield area notes and social rounds in Wisconsin
Marshfield area social visits and local happenings include Mrs. Paul Schroeder and others visiting relatives, trips to Chicago and Wisconsin towns, school inspections by State Inspector Drury, new pianos installed by White Brothers, and local residents attending events, with mentions of illnesses, a birth and death, and upcoming projects such as a bank interior nearing occupancy. The item lists numerous residents, travels to Bay Point and Unity, and community activities around Marshfield and nearby communities.
Milladore Wedding and School Visit Highlights
Mr Dille attended a patched bell game at Auburndale. A dance at Lang's hall yielded four dollars. Miss Edith Empy visited Abbotsford to spend time with her cousin Perry before returning to Morris. George Drewey and Supt. Robert Morris visited Milladore schools and praised the work. Joe Casda and Rose Parutka married at Milladore Catholic church. Dinner, supper at Schliees'. Wedding dance held at Schliees' Mall.
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Dille
Auburndale
Edith Empy
Abbotsford
Perry
Morris
George Drewey
Robert Morris
Milladore
Joe Casda
Rose Parutka
Milladoré Catholic Church
Traling
Schliees
Schliees’ Mall
Local notices note society events and prayers
Mrs. Shirm is very sick. Mrs. K Wood visits Mrs. Byers. The Ladies Aid hosts an oyster dinner at the M W A hall on Thursday February 4 priced 20 cents. The M W A plans a social mask ball February 12 with three prizes for best character comic and homeliess. Sunday services at Presbyterian church 11 am and 7:30 pm by Rev. Martin. Sunday School at 10. Prayer meeting Thursday evenings enriching and helpful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Martin
Local notes reveal visits, sewing bee and school visits
Mann hints of Oshkosh visited his brother Wm Hintz for ten days and Margaret Seubert spent weekend with her parents during the Strauss absence. Mrs R A Buckmaster hosted a Thursday quilting bee for about a dozen ladies and children, supper at 5. Robert Duthie of Hewitt seen in town. F W Parks drilled a well on his property. Sherry basketball fell to Auburndale as Drury and County Supt Morris visited the graded school. Hugh Jones showcases wallpaper designs and leaves Alfred Peats Co. Elizabeth Siedensticker died Saturday after months of tuberculosis. her husband died within the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann
Hints
Oshkosh
Wm. Hintz
Margaret Seubert
Mrs. Strauss
Robert Duthie
Hewitt
F. W. Parks
Sherry
Auburndale
Hugh
Jones
Alfred Peats Co
Elizabeth Siedensticker
Richfield social notes and local mentions
Rev M E Kraser was a caller in our burg last week. Taxes and weather words describe a light snow year. Antone Dallenderfer shipped hay at the owiteh this week. Miss Bernie Knapton works for Mr Walters of Rack. Miss Elsie Grandt of Jackson Wis inspired her brother Ak Grandt last week. Wm Burhopp owns a common cow that he says earned over one hundred dollars this past year. Some prize breeds performed less well.
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M. E. Kraser
Antone Dallenderfer
Owiteh
Bernie Knapton
Walters
Rack
Elsie Grandt
Jackson
Wis
Wm. Burhopp
Parkin and visitors gather at Parkin home this Sunday
John Fohl called on his father over Sunday while Mr T W Parkin of Coloma and daughter Mrs Esther Rous from near Riverside visited at the home of Mr and Mrs H Parkin. Harry Thurston, recently clearing for Mr Seehafer, left to visit his brother Wallace in Waupaca before returning to Hancock. Sam Parkin cut his knee with an ax Saturday morning but is back at work. Philip Schurk and Eddie Merkel hauled wood from Jthmeier’s farm to Marshfield, six cords of three foot wood daily last week, as roads hinder future loads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Griffith
Kate Smith
Bay Point
Cal
Frank Heath
Gus Damon
Marshfield
John Swan
Stevens Point
Alis
J. Gardiner
J. L. Dintman
Schroeder
Clarence
Dorchester
Frank Johnson
Abbotsford
L. Dygart
Jennie Clark
Ellsworth
J. Andrews
Gardought
Wisconsin Veterans’ Home
Spencer
J.D. Graves
D. M. Hansen
L. Klatt
Unity
Drury
White Brothers
Milwaukee
Louis Justman
Chas. Andre
Chas
C. K. Richardson
Dr. Mason
Syles
Roy Rush
Mr. Davidson
W.N. Caine
Plainfield
Ed. Bragdon
Marshfield Hospital
Clyde Lawrence
Tony Wix
Stratford
John Fohl
T. W. Parkin
Coloma
Esther Rous
Riverside
8. H. Parkin
Harry Thurston
Mr. Seehafer
Wallace
Waupaca
Hancock
Sam Parkin
Philip Schurk
Eddie Merkel
Jthmeier
Nearby basketball scores and local business notes
In Friday night games Co A beat Neillsville Company 16 to 15 while Neillsville girls defeated high school girls 8 to 4. John Dotzel piano tuner now based in the city. leave orders at Mechler’s jewelry. Atlas illustrations will feature Peter Weber’s farm once the Wood County atlas is issued. Case and Johnson livery operate from a new South Central avenue barn with a funeral hearse. Dr. Harding, vet surgeon and dentist, now at 501 South Vine, serves the area and logs work for several companies. Wisconsin Central will sell Home-Seekers Tickets on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays monthly. contact 1916 W.L. Atwood or Oscar Schube. Oscar, now with the Georgetown Gazette News in Washington, reports an earthquake shock affecting his type cabinet.
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Wood County
Grand Rapids
Peter Weber
Blodgett
Case & Johnson
South Central Avenue
BE. K. Harding
South Vine Street
Harding
Clark County
Chili
Wisconsin Central Ry, Co
W.L. Atwood
Oscar Schube
Times Force
Washington
Georgetown Gazette News
Rockies
Wisconsin
Oscar
High School Notes and Literary Society Update
The second semester started January 25 with new Bookkeeping and Political Economy classes. A Friday rhetoric program covered Wisconsin forestry topics. The Literary Society held an after school debate on Latin or Science courses, though two participants were absent and no decision was made. Peter Miller outlined a cooperative policy, Mr Gile praised the Critics report, and the society is expanding with new members. An informal gym party followed the basketball game with refreshments by the Domestic Science girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Forestry
Literary Society
Peter Miller
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