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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1914

Page

2

Lost and Found notices and farm ads from Wisconsin paper

Found a large square pipe wrench with iron handles 6 ft long, two miles southeast of Hewitt. Owner inquire at this office, pay for ad and reclaim. Lost at Hotel Blodgett or CQ & N. W. depot or between, two black handbags very valuable. leave with Blodgett clerk for reward. Farms wanted in Wood Clark and Marathon counties. Wisconsin Sales Agency will contact sellers. Wanted: reliable farm hand over 17, sober, milks cows, handles horses, willing to hustle. address St. Cloud Wisconsin.

Hewitt Blodgett Wood Glark Marathon Wisconsin Sales Agency Fiwaukee John P. Hume George Twohig St. Cloud Wis

Rural Telephone Line Finishes Work in Central Wisconsin

The Marshfield Rural Telephone Co completes a 57 mile line from Marshfield to Hewitt and beyond, serving 150 subscribers at $1.25 monthly. Two switchboards operate in Marshfield and Rozellville, with a trunk line to Stratford. Talks with Stratford about equal service exchange stalled after Stratford claimed promised free Marshfield–Stratford service. A stockholders meeting is set for Thursday at 1 p.m. at City Hall amid investor concerns.

Marshfield Wisconsin Hewittland Rozellville Charles Daul Stratford Telephone Company Stratford Company Stratford Marshfeld Company

Maurer Sisters Orchestra to Headline Lyceum Show

The Maurer Sisters Orchestra, entering its eighth year on Lyceum and Chautauqua circuits, has built a strong reputation since early public performances with the Redpath Bureau. Known as versatile Orchestral Entertainers, they showcase varied instruments, vocal pieces, and elaborate arrangements in a single program this Friday evening.

Maurer Sisters Lyceum Chautauqua Redpath Burea Red‘path Bureau Mauret Sisters Wouch

Broadway Jones marked ball up duindsey gathering

In Rock, a Saturday evening event at Broadway Jones drew a jolly crowd. Oshkosh notes report Nelson Byers and wife Jaz welcomed a baby boy weighing 8 lbs. John Byers hosted Emma Athrop, Dist No. 2 teacher, Sunday. Aug Schhafer’s baby remains ill. Dix to collect taxes at Linassey January 30 with road receipts due.

Broadway Jones Duindsey Gao. Eyers Oshkosh Nelson Byers Jaz John Byers Nagonville Emma Athrop Dist Aug. Schhafer Will H. Dix Rock Linassey

Doans Kidney Pills Helped Marshfield Cook No More Kidney Pain

A Marshfield man, T. A. Goslinew of C St, Marshfield, Wisconsin, states kidney pain and back trouble from graphite in water while working as a cook in Michigan iron mines were cured by Doan's Kidney Pills. He reports lasting relief and endorses the remedy, urging readers to ask for Doan's by name and noting price at dealers.

Marshfield T. A. Goslinew C. St Wis Michigan Tageil Bright Doan Dean

Chautauqua Plan Moves For Marshfield Sale

The Boy Scouts of Marshfield plan a rapid canvass to sell season tickets for the Redpath Chautauqua this summer. Four hundred tickets are needed to fund the scouts. Tickets cost twenty cents per performance per person, and organizers expect strong town support to ensure a successful season.

Boy Scouts Marshfield Scout Counsel Redpath Lyceum Bureau

Grand scheme for roads to fund a plan in Iowa

A Des Moines man, age 14, claiming to represent the National Highway association, arrived midweek and sought subscriptions from local business owners and motorists at 2.50 each to support a proposed road plan. He announced a meeting and urged attendance to back the effort.

Iowa Des Moines National Highway Association

Vinol strengthens feeble old folks says Columbus woman

Feeble elderly readers are told how to regain strength and vigor. Vinol cod liver oil tonic is promoted as ideal for old people, building strength, improving circulation, and preventing pneumonia. Maryrey of Columbus, Ga endorses Vinol calling it the finest tonic she used. If Vinol fails to do good, money will be returned. Also Sexton’s Prescription Store at Marshfield, Wis. offers Saxo Salvo for itching.

Vinci Columbus Sexton’s Prescription Store Marshfield, Wis

Richfield Community Notes From Grand Rapids Convention

In Richfield all schools were represented at a recent district convention in Grand Rapids. I A Tuttle reports a cow with tuberculosis despite others testing clean, isolating the affected animal. John Gadson cut his hand badly but is healing. Henry Oestreich Sr tours Calumet County farms eyeing purchases. J R Thomas served jury duty in Grand Rapids. Richfield Ladies Aid will meet Mrs T A Tuttle. Beulah Gadson Alba Miner on sick list. Infant son of Mr and Mrs Id Sutton of Winchester ill.

Henry Oestreich, Sr Calumet County J. R. Thomas Grand Rapids Richfield Ladies Aid Society T. A. Tuttle Beulah Gadson Alba Miner Id Sutton Winchester

MILL CREEK LOCAL LIFE AND LOGISTICS

Read Broadway Jones. Ludwig Sehnert hauled wood to Marshfield last week. Ed Wauke and son John baled hay for Thomas Horn at about 3 4 tons per hour. Frank Hasselberger hosted a party at six place Tuesday night. William Seidel hauled four loads of heading bolts to Marshfield. Gregor Durst Jr and Herman Meyer Jr celebrated a birthday at Gregor hall. Peter Pail remains very sick with family by his side from Sherry. Tony Neigly, Joseph Seidel and wives visited Frank Seidel. Mr and Mrs Louis Wunrow and Miss Elsie Beyer visited with Wunrow's parents Sunday. John Benke hauling pole wood from Chas Wunrow.

Mill Creek Broadway Jones Ludwig Sehnert Marshfield Ed Wauke John Thomas Horn Trey Frank Hasselberger William Seidel Gregor Durst Jr Herman Meyer, Jr Gregor Hall Peter Pail Sherry Tony Neigly Joseph Seidel Frank Seidel Louis Wunrow Elsie Beyer John Benke Chas, Wunrow

Bethel Academy Young People Open Sewing and Carpentry Classes

The Bethel Academy news notes the Young People's society enjoyed a talk by Mrs. W Snow and recounts experiences at Sister BC White's home. A sewing class organized by Mrs. C B Van Gorder has started, and a seven-member carpentry class began with enthusiasm. El sie Jahnke has recovered from measles, blackboards increased in room 2 for algebra, and CG Allen spoke on accidents and emergencies Saturday night.

Academy G. Allen Micrlle Pogue Liddell C. G. Allen Jessie Jostad Merrill Wis Roy Sutherland Madison M. Barker Mr. Barker Bethel R. McChesney Madison Sanitarium

Lindsey social events and local notes

The town hosted a well attended Saturday night dance on the 17th with good reports. Julius Kramer returned from Chicago last week. The Ladies Aid held a social, clearing 11.20. Prof. M Jackson will lecture at the M E church Friday night day 30. Nellie Broker visited Seymour and Stevens Point, returning home last week. Several carloads of hay were shipped this month. Chas. Hope lost a horse a few days ago. Chris Carl and Louis Kelen of De Forest visited recently. Bring your want ads to The Times office.

Lindsey Julius Kramer Chicago Ladies Aid M. Jackson M. E Nellie Broker Seymour Stevens Point Chas Hope Chris Carl Louis Kelen Deforest

Wisconsin Circuit Court summons in Welton v McKenzie

The State of Wisconsin summons defendant W T McKenzie in Wood County Circuit Court for Welton v McKenzie. Defendant must answer within twenty days after service, else judgment by complaint demand. Plaintiff's attorneys TP O Williams Marshfield Wis. Also ad about a cold remedy from The Sick Room at a local drug store.

Circuit Court Wood County George H. Welton W. T. McKenzie State of Wisconsin PLA. & BR Williams Marshfield Wora County Wis P. A. & R. R. ‘Williams

Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised for Cures

A historic notice extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy as widely reputed for its cures of this disease and dependable by all. It is identified as a medicine of real merit and noted as available from local dealers.

Chamberlain

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