Mrs. Case to Crosby for auto business opening
Mrs Jerre Case of this city traveled to Crosby Texas to review land prospects and may arrange for her husband F C Johnson and partner to move there this spring. She rode with Mrs Baker of Crosby who recently visited Marshfield. The item also notes stockholders of Marshfield Rural Telephone changing meeting place to Rozellville at 1 pm Thursday and mentions church services at the Methodist church with sermon topical titles and a social visit at Medford farm home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerre Case
Crosby
Tex
Case
F.C. Johnson
Baker
Milladore
Marshfield
Robert L. Peterson
Epworth League
Pepula
Lydia Hamm
Scho
M. G. Fleckenstein
George Hamm
Medford
Remarkable Kerosene Tank Heater Promises Low Running Cost
The heater claims to run for 18 hours unattended with kerosene tank heater efficiency praised as the handiest on the market. It allegedly costs less than half a cent per hour in zero weather, with readers urged to write for proof of all facts about this remarkable device.
Wood County Educator Jackson Named UW Extension Lecturer
Principal M H Jackson of the Wood County Normal School in Grand Rapids is appointed to lecture for the University of Wisconsin Extension. He plans to travel to Europe after this school year and, if timely, speak at the Central Wisconsin State Fair in Marshfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Jackson
Wood County Normal School
Grand Rapids
University of Wisconsin
Jackson
Europe
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Wisconsin
Marshfield
Local notes from Fond du Lac area residents and visitors
Gilman of Fond du Inc visited on business. A E Broker and wife of Milwaukee came to see his parents. Dance at Lynn drew many locals with a fine time reported. House made a trip to Wausau. Harwik family moved to Dexterville. Chicago visitors Greenwalds spent days with A Greenwald. Fritz drove through in a new Ford. Seifert building a barn west of Lindsey. Andrew Mohle and Wall injured chopping wood. Eyelid wound. Seitz ill with pneumonia after blood poisoning. Pie social by Ladies’ Aid raised 24.65 at the schoolhouse. Marshfield visitors Steinwagner at Gilbert Nelson’s. Iris Nelson returns from North Dakota where she taught. Some Ebbe men laid up with gripe. Van Epps visited dentist. Edna Nelson home from Grand Rapids. Laufenberge visited Montford. Evening school shows eighteen present. Peterson sawing wood for Van Epps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilman
Fond du Inc
A. E. Broker
Milwaukee
Lynn
Oe H. House
Wausau
W. Harwik
Dexterville
A Seifert
Lindsey
Mohle
Andrew Wall
John Heckel
Rip
Messrs
Morey and
Penney
J. W. West
Frank Eckes
Mr. Gessert
Henry Seitz
Edna Nelson
Grand Rapids
H. Laufenberge
Montford
C. Peterson
J. A. van Epps
Richfield Notes Social Center Meeting and Local News
Richfield reports a Social Center meeting at the M E church with all welcome and a cannon pull at Wm Burhopp's socially successful. Emma Russell visits from Michigan and Ed Sutton comes for medical care. Families Knapton Hamiston Gibson ill with grip, stone for road macadamizing to be hauled to Louis Robinson’s corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wn. Zenner
Bert Thomapson
Frank Belton
M. E
Canvay
Wm. Burhopp
Geo. Knapton
Geo. Baurer
Clark Gadson
J. R. Thomas
Daisy Baurer
Anna Frederickson
D. M. Hamiston
Louis Robinson’s Corner
BakerVille Notes On Local People And Events
Peter Kasberger hunts and reports twenty five cards seen over two weeks while 65 years old. Peter Schuster sold his deceased son's cheese factory and 80 acre farm for 4600 at Marathon. Gleichsnar Bros. train colts for a hopeful team. Mrs Hanser visits with Mike Ertl family. Henry Ebbe remains ill. Frank Gleichgner improves. Emil Heintz held an ice haul. Miss Mary Sicklinger visited her brother in Chili. Miss Katie Zinthofer from Marshfield visited home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Kasberger
Kasberger
Peter Schuster
Gleichsnar Bros
Hanser
Mike Ertl
Joe Bell
Henry Ebbe
Frank Gleichgner
Emil Heintz
Mary Sicklinger
Chili
Katie Zinthofer
Marshfield
Auburndale News Roundup Includes Funerals and Sports
Peter Kiefer's body was brought home from Barnesville and laid to rest after Catholic services. large turnout. An infant daughter of Seton Aschbrenner was buried earlier, and a baby boy was born to Hach Masters’ family. Auburndale beat Stevens Point 25 to 17 in basketball. Farmers Institute event held. Marguerite Hart visited. Ray Kennedy aided his hospitalized mother. Arthur Kennedy injured ribs while loading logs for Westboro Lumber Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburndale
Peter Kieffer
Barnesville
Minn
Mark E Kiefer
Marshfield
Vilage
Seton Aschbrenner
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Arthur Kennedy
Westboro
Westboro Lumber Co
Snow and travel keep locals busy in town and Marshfield
Miss Ruth Condon visits home with parents while Miss Ida Burke enjoys vacation. Ed Kanizer hauls wood to Marshfield as heavy snow fuels sleighing and wood movement resumes. Mr Hopfenberger returns to Dorchester to load baled hay left there. H Schafer visits Marshfield on business. Wm. Gersbach of Marshfield spends time in town between trains. Frank Norman and H Schafer travel to Marshfield on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Norman
H. Schafer
Marshfield
Local market report prices for common commodities
Markets list per bushel prices for onions and potatoes, dairy butter eggs per dozen. Live weight beef at $4 per cwt and pork dressed at 84.9 cents per pound. Veal live weight 9.8 per pound and veal dressed at cityme S 1d. Sheep live weight 4-6 per cwt. Calf hides and beef hides missing values. Poultry chickens show spring timing and 11 per unit.
Joseph W. Lawrence Dies at Staadt From Brights Disease
Joseph W. Lawrence died at his Staadt home on Wednesday afternoon after suffering Brights disease since last June. He was 54, came from Manitowoe nine years ago, opened a general store, built a prominent local business, and leaves a widow a daughter Mrs. Wn. Johnston of Detroit and two sons Clyde and Archer at home. Funeral held Monday at Niles, Manitowoc county, with St. Michael's Catholic church rites by Rev. Ad. Miller. A moving picture show is planned at the town hall tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Joseph W. Lawrence
Staadt
Bright
Lawrence
Mdnitowoe
Marathon County
Wn. Johnston
Detroit
Mich
Clyde
Archer
Niles
Manitowoc County
Atal
St. Michael's Catholic Church
Ad. Miller
Town Hall
William Seidel
Engagement Announced in Hewitt community
Miss Emma Korth and Mr Emil Ohm announced their engagement on Sunday. Peter Buierl died Wednesday at his home aged 66 years and 6 months from stomach cancer. Edgar Lawin attended a birthday party in Marshfield with cousin Leo Hilly. Wm Mann of Waukesha visited friends in the area this past week. Bible Study and literary club at A E Gardners Friday night invited.
New Bank Organized in Arpin This Week
A new bank has been organized in Arpin during the past week, marking a development in local finance and community services for residents and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arpin
North Nasonville Cheese Factory Report Summary
North Nasonville twin Oak cheese factory report lists 711,471 pounds of milk received 75,731 pounds of cheese produced 289,249 pounds of butter fat and total money 10 335 28 with 9 202 07 paid to patrons. Mrs Jos Stine Jr marked birthday anniversary with attendees including Miss Redig Motle Laurer Margaret Dieringer Mike and John Ibert Toe edie Motle Nor Dieringer Anton Sternweis and Frank Stine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Oak
North Nasonville
Mike Duvall
Jos. Stine, Jr
Redig
Motle
Miss Laurer
Margaret Dieringer
Mike
John Ibert
Toeedie
Nor
Isidor Dieringer
Anton Sternweis
A. Schulte
Frank Stine
Stine Anton
Mra. E, Jr
Prijatal
Marshfield
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F. A. Felhofer
Agt
Hamm
Wood County
Pyramid Cash Bank
American National Bank
W. A. Liese
Richfield
Bakerville
Local Market Report
Spark Cereal Company
Marshfield Music House
Edison
Edison Disc Phonograph
Edizon
Elks Lodge
Green Bay
Wis
Marrinette
Lahr
THE
New Adler Opera House
Thurs
Gus Hill
Bud Fisher
Mutt and Jeff
Panama
New York
Chicago
Boston
Liese’s Drug Store
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