Auburndale News and Social Notes
Mrs John Kennedy is on the sick list. A Marshfield business call occurred last Friday. The thermometer read 350 degrees below zero last Monday morning in Auburndale. A Worth Auburndale group attended a dance at Rozellville last Sunday night. Mrs R W Connor and son Wall ace leave for an extended visit in Indianapolis. Keller’s hall dance last Friday was well attended. Herman Lipke returns to Stratford store streets. A literary society forms in the public school. first meeting Friday evening. Weddings announced for John Warsinske and Maggie Woesly and Herman Lipke and Lizzie Pan xratz. Baby visits at several homes. stork hovering. A rebuke against undercutting competitors and urging fair business conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Coon
Auburndale
Worth Auburndale
Rozellville
John Warsinske
Maggie Woesly
Herman Lipke
Lizzie Panxratz
Raymond Brooks
Marshfield
Lynn
Chamberlain Cough Remedy praised in local letter
Garland editor John H. Cullom lauds Chamberlain s Cough Remedy for child croup and colds with lifelong use since 1887. Notices include local business, visits, weather, theater fire canvassing, church events, and promote One Minute Cough Cure sold by Strauss drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Cullom
Garland
Texas
Henry Horn
Gough
Strauss Drug Store
Local notices from a midwestern town reflect social events
The column lists visitors and calls from Marshfield and Kansas City, social gatherings at Washburn and the Home, a dramatic club, weekly debates, and a major testimonial for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy praised by Mrs W H Layha of Kansas City. It notes Dr Watrous’s trip to Calumet County for a relative’s death and Mr Mulock seeking land sale for his sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watrous
Calumet County
W. H. Layha
Agnes Ave
Kansas City
Henry Horn
Stratford News Briefs and Local Accidents
Stratford reports Sheriff Wm. Chellis in town Saturday. Miss Jennie Weber dislocated her shoulder after a church outing. Dr. Wahl set the arm and she improved. Len Sargent and Mrs. Sargent of Laona visited, with Mrs. Sargent staying for medical care. Louis Garpish’s building burned Sunday night, origin blamed on a chimney. insured for $800. Yerk Chrouser suffered a painful accident when a falling tree struck his head. Dr. Puller treated the scalp wound with five stitches and expects a weeks to months recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Weber
Weber
Wahl
Len Sargent
Laona
Mr. Sargent
Mrs. Sargent
Marshfield
Yerk Chrouser
Saved From Terrible Death by King's New Discovery
The Bobbitt family of Bargerton Tenn watched Mrs M L Bobbitt near death from consumption as skilled doctors failed. Dr King's New Discovery brought relief with the first bottle and fully cured her, touted as a certain cure for lung troubles with guaranteed bottles 50c and 1.00, trial bottles free at Sexton Bros. drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Bobbitt
Bargerton
Tenn
Local visitors and village notes from Sherry district
Sherry reports visits by Mrs H Nelson to Milledore and J H White from Northwestern Life Insurance in town. C E Anderton and L Christensen of Milwaukee spent the week on business. Mrs Geo McCormack and children visited Junction City. Departure of Robert McCormack deeply lamented. Primary and intermediate pupils gave an interesting program last Friday. Jack Frost made his presence felt with cold cheeks and ears among residents. C Tebo, popular blacksmith, visited family at Poysippi. he plans to leave the village soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. McCormack
Junction City
Robert McCormack
C. Tebo
Poysippi
Mr. Tebo
Found a Cure for Indigestion
An Alabama reader shares relief from indigestion using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. The 51 year old, W. Emory of Rock Mills, reports improved appetite and greater food tolerance after trying many remedies. Sold by Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Local News and Notes from Marshfield and Nearby
Mr W Moon lost a valuable horse recently. Mr and Mrs Lehr rejoice over the arrival of a son. Miss Jennie Betters made Marshfield a business visit. Mr Carl Mess of Marshfield was a business caller here. Miss Laura Cramer visited at the residence of Mr and Mrs C Andrew. Mr Werman Newman went to Minneapolis on a business trip. Mr and Mrs Chas Review have a relative visiting from Marshfield. Colborn and Babcock completed a well on Raleigh place and drill one for Aug Greipentrag. A night school starts January 4 1804 at 7 pm in Central avenue school building, meets Mon Wed Fri. all not in schools invited. Tai Han Iran kawan Kees 1019 C S Vedder, District Clerk. Wonderful Nerve is displayed by many a man during pains of cuts or bruises but Bucklen's Arnica Salve cures. Wanted faithful traveler for well established house. Chicago Standard House ads. Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets recommended for biliousness. Local Market Report lists Wheat Oats Rye Potatoes Onions Peas Barley Hay Butter Eggs Beets Pork Veal Sheep Chickens live and dressed prices included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Marshfield
Messrs
Colborn
Babcock
Raleigh Place
Aug. Greipentrag
Central Avenue
Iran
Cole Carbolisalve touted as quick pain killer and scarless healer
An advertisement extols Cole’s Carbolisalve as the fastest pain reliever with no scar, claiming thirty years of use in millions of homes. It asserts guaranteed cure and promotes Gale’s as the authentic product, priced at 5 and 45e by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale's
Coles
Community notes from Hemlock Road and Marshfield visits
Andrew Peterson hauls wood to town this week. Mrs. Grant and her Tennessee children visit aunt Mrs. Leander Morrison. Wesley Todd of Marshfield visited relatives and friends here last week. Mrs. August Trierweiler of Marshfield stays with Mrs. Bert Mercer this winter while men are in camp. Mrs. M. J. Wood and Simpson Hart traveled to Minocqua last Monday for sister Mrs. John Mercer's funeral. Mr. Hart returned Friday, Mrs. Wood staying indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemlock Road
Andrew Peterson
Wesley Todd
Marshfield
August Trierweiler
Bert Mercer
M. J. Wood
Simpson Hart
Minocqua
John Mercer
Hart
Wood
Rheumatism cured by Cole's Blood Builder claim
Rheumatism is a blood disease and external remedies fail. Cole's Blood Builder is advertised as a cure that builds up the system by creating new blood. It is offered at $1.00 a bottle from druggists with a guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
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Babyland
Mike Baltus
John Baltus
August Ristow
E. F. Brooks
Chili
H. Reidel
M. Opett
Granton
E. Lee
Neillsville
B. Holmes
Mr. White
Lindsey
P. Gaden
G. Hoenbeck
Elevia Brooks
Vivian Brooks
Elsie Brooks
C. Altenburg
J. Altenburg
Neilisville
Mr. Heard Sr
Baraboo
D. Bisbee
F. House
Iowa
Washburn
The
Young People’s Club
Rank House
McIntyre Iown
Thi
Jose
Wm. Chellis
Marathon County
Louis Gar Pish
Sherry
C. E. Anderton
L. Christensen
Milwaukee
Jack Frost
Fire Insurance and Loans
Mertle Land Agency
Laemle Bldg
Marshfield, Wis
Spencer
Mr. W. Moon
Jennie Betters
Carl Mess
Laura Cramer
C. Andrew
Mr. Werman. Newman
Minneapolis
Kawan Kees
C. S. Vedder
Bucklen
Sexton Bros. Drug Store
Standard House
Dearborn St
Chicago
Bilious
Chamberlain’s
Hedy Horn
Marshfield Banner Mills
Glencoe Stock Farm
C. E. Blodgett
Shoross Cattle
Shrope Sheep
Wweyoung
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