Spencer News Highlights Include Births Weddings and Visits
Local notes report a Spencer birth to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Martin a week ago. Mrs. C. M. Varney spent days in Milwaukee and Laura Cramer returned from Wausau. Miss Maude Damon attended a wedding at Unity. George Davel of Stratford visited Spencer with his family. The Damons visited St Paul to see their son Frank. Lillian Fuller and Fred Cooper wed at the M E parsonage with Rev Householder officiating. Mrs. Wim Parks and Kern of Phillips stayed with the Lovelands. Children’s Day services were held at the M E church. Dr. and Mrs. F A Soles returned from a Minneapolis trip. the doctor added a top to his car. Mrs. Wm Rheinheimer, recently in Chicago for her son’s injury, returned home. Mrs. S Plomer and granddaughter Mariana Andrews left for Lincoln Neb. Perley Reas and wife visited for the Fourth from Park Falls. Mrs Hess and her mother left for Deerfield after a death in the family. Spence Graves bought a car after a brief illness. The Old Southland Sextette performed at the M W A Hall to an eager crowd with applause and laughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Damon
St. Paul
Frank
Lillian Fuller
Unity
Fred Cooper
M. E. Parsonage
D. &. Householder
M. E
F. A. Soles
Bernice
Minneapolis
City
Wm. Rheinheimer
Chicago
Elmer
S. Plomer
Mariana Andrews
Lincoln
Neb
EB Gustin
Bethel News Roundup Attracts Local Goings On
Bethel reports rye ready to harvest and good crop condition. Mrs TF Snow takes Jennie to Madison Sanitarium for treatment while Elsie Bleck becomes Bethel post office clerk. Dr QW Cathkin to visit for dental work on July 13 and 14. Acts 14 cited. Mrs P E Allen returns from Missouri visit. Lottie Calkins visiting grandmother in Emerald. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets sold locally for digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bs. Snow
Jennie
Madison
Elsie Bleck
Bethel
Jennie Snow
Q. VW. Cathkin
New London
J. Peael
Lottie Calkins
Emerald
Wis
E. J. Pearl
Miss Calkins
Lawrence College
Richfield Weather and Social Roundup Report
A storm hit Richfield on Sunday with heavy rain and high winds. Oats fields were flattened. Alfred Willer visited Thomas Wolstrum. a wind mill was raised by Wm. Burhopp at J. A. Tuttle's. J. M. Hamiston’s niece from Fond du Lac plans a visit. About 100 people attended a gathering as Wm. Gessert raised his few born Friday. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Jenkins of Omre visited J. A. Title. Tuttle hosted guests I. A. Tuttle and Roy Tuttle with California kin for two weeks. Frank Belton and family and T. A. Tuttle and family enjoyed a drive and picnic near Spindsay. The M. E. B. aid held an ice cream social and strawberry festival Tuesday evening at the tent. receipts were six dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Gessert
T. J. Jenkins
Omre
J. A. Title
I. A. Tuttle
Roy Tuttle
California
Tuttle
Visi Frank Belton
T. A. Tuttle
Spindsay
M. EB. Aid
Local notes from Rup Ling er area readers gathered
A string of brief community items recounts a Sunday Marsh felter home gathering a Thursday Windrows crowd and a Yellow River picnic. Marie Evenson heads to Grand Rapids for the Fourth while Walter Woodford returns from Loyal. Toler Johnson moves east of the switch to a new farm as Husebo family visits Dahm home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh+ felter
Andrew Windrows
Hewitt Baseball News and July Events
Mr and Mrs Louis Ley visited Michael Ley and Peter Strapp and son. Mr and Mrs George Reigenius of Appleton visited the Rapp family. Mrs Ford Brant and children from Marshfield visited Kochs. Hewitt team lost to Stratford 8 to 9 at Hewitt Park. Hewitt beat Auburndale 15 to 7 on July 4 and plans to play Spencer on July 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Ley
Michael Ley
George Reigenius
Appleton
Wm. Rapp
Auburndale
Hewitt
Spencer
Local Notes On Purchases Moves and Visits
Robert Kusa bought four horses. Mr Frank Krall and family moved into the Schalk house last Wednesday. Nellie Stowell recovered from illness and is able to be about. Johnson works on timbers for a barn intended by George Bauer. Mrs Pred Gross from Marshfield visited Mrs Peter Christianson last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kusa
Frank Krall
Schalk House
Nellie Stowell
Johnson
George Bauer
Pred Gross
Marshfield
Peter Christianson
Wisconsin Stands High Amongst Leaders in Anti-Tuberculosis Work
Milwaukee July 3 Wisconsin Anti Tuberculosis Association showcased effective strategies by supporting local over state institutions for advanced TB cases. Notable were outdoor schools for tuberculous children, school ventilation and hygiene, with extensive discussion by national authorities. An Open Air Moving Picture Health Exhibit led by Harvey D Brown will tour 26 Wisconsin cities this July including Sheboygan Manitowoc Two Rivers Green Bay Marinette Appleton Menasha Neenah Fond du Lac Oshkosh Antigo Wausau Merrill Grand Rapids Stevens Point Marshfield Ashland Superior Chippewa Falls Eau Claire La Crosse Portage Watertown Janesville Beloit Racine.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Wisconsin
National Association
Denver
United States
Harvey Dee Brown
State Association
Sheboygan
Manitowoc
Two Rivers
Green Bay
Marinette
Appleton
Menasha
Neenah
Fons du Lac
Ostkosh
Antigo
Wausau
Merrill
Grand Rapids
Stevens Point
Marshfield
Ashland
Superior
Chippewa Falls
Eau Claire
la Crosse
Portage
Watertown
Janesville
Beloit
Racine
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Herman Martin
C. M. Varney
Laura Cramer
Maude Damon
Unity Wednesdaay
Rinning-Janstad
George Davel
Stratford c
Spencer Sunday
Wim. Parks
Kern of
Phillips
C. Loveland
Perley Reas
Park Falls
A. W. Stewart
John Hess
Lamp
Dierfield
Jeanie
Spence Graves
Tis
E. G. Ingham
Dows
Hughes
M. W. A. Hall
Willie Trums
Miltony Wis
Bertha Peak
Violet
Pierce County
Spring Valley
P. E. Allen
C. G. Allen
E. R. Allen
Springfield
Missouri
Arthur Allen
Chamberlain
Richfield
Alfred Willer
Thomas Wolstrum
Wm. Burhopp
J. A. Tuttle
Ruplinger
Marie Evenson
Walter Woodford
Loyal
Yellow River
Toler Johnson
Peter Strapp
Ram Allenton
Math
Cameron
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