Spencer locals note visits and events across week
Spencer residents share social calls as Gardner, Hayward, Graves and others visit family. News reports a Marshfield leap year ball attendee, church talks by Rev Bender, and funeral news of Dr. G R Haddy at Park Falls. Stratford and camp news mention Jono Gravitter and son's limb injury.
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Lee Hansen
Spencer
Marshfield
S. A. Bender
Eau Claire
M. E
Jono Gravitter
Stratford
Paul
Erfuever
Appleton District
Anti-Sa Joon League
M. B
G. R. Haddy
Park Falls
Eagle River
Bethel Notes From a Rural Paternal Home
Miss Mabel Cutler guested at the paternal home last weekend Walter Palmer returned from Mil ton Junction where he worked Mrs K Rasmussen has been sick Miss Sarah Midson assists as a good Samaritan A yoke of oxen seen in the vicinity last Thursday W H Thurston preached at Bethel church on Prepare to meet thy God Johnson and Kill sale at Bethel Academy Store Mr and Mrs John McCullis suffered a severe attack at the tippe with others called to aid Winsie sad H McCrillis worked near Marshfield to help them
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Cutler
Walter Palmer
Milton Junction
Mar
K. Rasmussen
Sarah Midson
W. H. Thurston
Bethel Church
Amos
Messrs Wilcox and Crotean
Johnson and Kill
Grand Rapids
Bethel Academy
John McCullis
Winsie
H. McCrillis
Marshfield
Masquerade Dance and Local News From Auburndale
Arthur and Charles Kennedy are home from Babcock. Miss Isabel Burns visited Hewite with Rev. Miller. Miss Aurelia Ristow was in Grand Rapids Friday and Saturday. Mrs. John Kennedy and Mrs. Louis Gruba are on the sick list this week. Miss Emma Sudthe was taken to the hospital for appendicitis. The masquerade ball was largely attended at George Standl’s hall Friday evening. Miss Lottie Heeg returned from Grand Rapids where she clerked. Remember the masquerade dance at Herman Lipka’s hall February 4 in Rozliville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur and
Charles Kennedy
Babcock
Isabel Burns
Hewite
Rev. Miller
Aurelia Ristow
Grand Rapids
John Kennedy
Louis Gruba
Emma Sudthe
George Standl
Lottie Heeg
Herman Lipka
Rozliville. U
Winter Tales From Marshfield and Hewitt Community Notes
SQUAW CREEK reports a Marshfield Saturday business visit by Pater Engelsfinger. Charles Jones at Marshfield Business College came home Sunday. Miss Elia Jones visited over the weekend. A house party at Wilmot Babrock’s Sunday felt short but hearty. Jim Brien, an early riser, seen with lantern and milk pails. A.S. of E. local officers elected at Hewitt: John Webber vice president, Albert Schiffer secretary, Frank H. Krall president. Nick Hames delayed by a broken pump, nearly paid a repair bill before choosing to haul wood to the first saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elia Jones
Perante
Bland Junction
Henry Weigel
Hank
Wilmot Babrock
James Brien
Jim
A. S. of E
Hewitt
John Webber
Albert Schiffer
Frank H. Krall
Nick Hames
Nick
Local Notes from Cameron Residents and Visitors
Miss Mary Zenner remains on the sick list while Herman Keimnetz reports for Ripon last week. Beima Jonson departed for Milwaukee and Wilbur Meimnetz moved from home to Oshkosh. Mrs. Oliver Roland recovered from illness. Henry Witt visited George Stowell with Mrs. Witt, and William Keisling stayed at Ches. Fredrick’s home. Enola Johnson left for Evanston after visiting her parents. Andrew Spangler and family rented their farm to Jon Bell and moved to Fox Lake. A large crowd attended a party at Gust Keimaece’s home last Friday and Wilbur Sherwood returned from visiting Elias Noble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Meimnetz
Oshkosh
Oliver Roland
Henry Witt
Geo. Stowell
William Keisling
Ches. Fredrick's
Enola Johnson
Evenston
Andrew Spangler
Jon Bell
Fox Lake
Gust Keimaece
Wilbur Sherwood
Elias Noble
Frank Bauer Hewitt and Marshfield town notes
Frank Bauer Hewitt is seriously ill. Mutt and Je were seen on our streets Sunday. Miss Carrie Cramer visited Marshfield Sunday. Joan Durst made a business trip to Marshfield Friday. Mrs Anna Koch went to Marshfield Saturday to shop. Martin Kantzer farm sold last week to Jack Haifman for 7000 dollars. A card party was held at Heintz Sunday evening. Francis Durst family quarantined for scarlet fever for four weeks were let out Friday. Paul Cramer Soo Line agent busy with pathly reports. Business especially express shows increased activity over January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aug Brooks
Mutt
Carrie Cramer
Marshfield
Joan Durst
Martin Kantzer
Jack Haifman
Francis Durst
Paul Cramer
Soo Line
Express
Weigelsdorf Social Scene Highlights
Miss Josephine Bruckert and the Sehragenhali and Harceinger families visited relatives over Sunday. Lorance, Peter and Joseph Weigel attended the St Joseph installation at Marshfield. Mr and Mrs German Yreigel Sr returned from Chili. The Weigelsdorf masquerade dance drew a crowd with Theodore Roggeanbeuer and Nick Zingzang winning first prizes. A surprise party celebrated Mr and Mrs Joe Webel’s 30th wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorance, Peter
Joseph Weigel
St. Joseph
Marshfield
German Yreigel Sr
Chili
Weigelsdorf
Theodore Roggeanbeuer
Nick Zingzang
Joe Webel
Support Local Merchants At Home For Community Growth
A Grand Rapids Tribune editorial urges residents to patronize home merchants for everyday needs. Buying locally keeps stores stocked, raises property values, funds public improvements, and grows employment, benefiting fraternal societies, churches, and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stotes
Grand Rapids Tribune
Farmers Targeted By Oil Canvassers In Rural Areas
Reports from Menomonie and Duoragh describe oil canvassers operating in farming districts. They offer sample oil at 15¢ per gallon, take $1 down, and claim lower prices at the point of shipment, though the oil delivered is alleged to be inferior and barrels may be under full measure and leaky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menomonie
Duoragh
Nis
Tsé
Nan
Eau Claire
Panama Pacific Exposition promises grand world event slate
The Panama Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco will showcase a vast program over two months with aviation meets, Olympic games, auto races, and international contests. Contests, yachting and motorboat events, military maneuvers, and stadium spectacles will draw global participants, with a 75 000 seat grand arena in Golden Gate Park. The idea was first proposed by San Francisco merchant R B Hale in 1904 and gained momentum through merchants' committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
Harbor View
Europe
Atlantic
New York
Panama Canal
R. B. Hale
Be The Greats The Contributions Of China On Japan Toward The Expedition
Be the Greats chronicles the evolving role of China in the Far East expedition, highlighting magnification and variety of influence. The account surveys the broader impact beyond the Orient and into distant theaters, noting strategic shifts and cultural exchange shaping the allied effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
Orient
Panama Pacific Exposition and San Francisco Reconstruction
The article surveys Western states landscapes and major projects, highlighting Yellowstone and the West’s vast reclamation efforts. It notes San Francisco rebuilt after the 1906 fire, with vast new concrete structures and thousands of hotels. The Panama Pacific International Exposition is described as a driving goal, with Western governors touring the East to promote the event.
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Yellowstone National Park
Great Salt Lake
Puget Sound
Alaska
Columbia River
California
Oregon
Yosemite
Arizona
New Mexico
Nevada
Panama Canal
San Francisco
San Frantisco
Auli Gil
East
Expus Don
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