Weather and small town notices from a 19th century column
Brief local items include weather comments, a typhoid report, a picnic in honor of Miss Della Remns, and a misadventure of August Duering. Mentions of August Purstenburg declining deputy game warden, a butterfly incident with Wortman Weell, and a July Oshkosh drill by Company A. Also notes Ida V. Davis lectures on phrenology, river navigation plans, a drowning near Tomahawk, and a Grand Rapids youth embarking on a DiPyele tour of England Scotland.
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Horn’s
Surgania
August Duering
August Purstenburg
Wortman Weell
Charley Prescott
Arnold
Oshkosh
Companio
Marshfield Company
Ida V. Davis
Presbyterian Church
Adiec
Davis
Ab Cartrat House
Mississippi
Het River
Dubuque
Wm. J. Fulmer
Wisconsin
Tomahawk
al. Pulmer
Frank
Ernest Fulmer
Stratford
Jake Pines
Guy Wood
I. J. Wood
Grand Rapids
England
Scotland
France. A mixed bag of local notes and events
A rough, period-voice digest of assorted items. It mentions readers’ pardon for news volume, a bank convention attended by R. J. Kraus, T. A. Tack at R. Connor Lumber Co, an artist’s display by Mason, and a wind storm causing tree damage. Also noted are church fair plans in Auburndale, a warehouse alarm and fire, a Wisconsin camp meeting, a tale of whiskey on the Mille Lacs, a railroad statistics report, and Neillsville gun club participation with a king among shooters.
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France
Tie
Sidney Smith
Unk Park
Ill
The
Times
Ant
R. J. Kraus
Waukesha
T. A. Tack
R. Connor
Kenna
Mason
Psge
Ura Streub
Central Avenue
Strawford
Lake Viewelgar
John Heele
Auburndale
Nev
Bruderman
Pangrats
St Ward
Wisconsin Christian Crusaders
Wn Claire
Maj
W. H. Lakes
Spencer, Lindsley, Smith
Loree Sanders
Stock
Loupenants
Wisconsin
AnTudian
Brainird
Beinnesota
H. G. Biche
Trailroad
McKenzie
Neillaville Boys
Clark County
Nuillsville
Geo. Huntakker
W Bleck
J. G. Marsh
Pht. Borg
A. Graves
Chas. Gates
Mr. Graves
Huntaicker
Jos.Mirah
Church Notes Rev. Moore to Speak on Korea Hermit Nation
Pursuantantas Crunci Sunday July 11 moving services at 10045 with theme at Jordan Sunday School junior moving aid YP 3 6 E prayer meeting at d145 and evening service. Rev S F Moore, missionary in Korea for four years, to present Korea the Hermit Nation Friday July 16 at Presbyterian church with small admission. Sunday July 18 he speaks on Ware mission work. W C T U meets Friday July 9 at 4 p.m. All welcome. SECRETARY
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Pursuytantas
Sista
The
Jordan
Aid P. i
Korea
Presbyterian Church
Ware
Marriage Notices From Arthe Presbyterian Service
Mr Yuavber Myrich and Miss Abbie Davis were married at Arthe Presbyterian Manse on Saturday evening July 3. The newlyweds expect to reside at Shely on Pleasant Hill. Earlier, Mr J F Passer and Miss Belle Sherman of Arpin were joined in marriage by Judge Hirth in this city on the prior Friday.
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Arthe Presbyterian
Manse
Yuavber Myrich
Abbie Davis
Myrich
Shely
Pleasant Hill
J. F. Passer
Belle Sherman
Arpin
Judge Hirth
Lagi Weels
Reduced fares for Monona Lake Assembly excursion tickets
Tickets via the Northwestern railroad sold at reduced rates from July 10 to 30 for Monona Lake Assembly at Madison Wisconsin. Agents Chicago and Northwestern Railway handle sales while the O St P M & VO railroad offers excursion tickets from July 19 to 30 at one and one third fare for round trip travel to return by July 21.
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Northwestern
Monona Lake Assembly
Chicago & Northwestern R'y
Madison
Wis
Ball and Bat Drama Beats Regulars in Weekend Baseball
The Macons trounced the Regulars 15 to 8 at the fairgrounds on Friday with Larson topping the mound and ten strikeouts. Monday saw the Maroons lose 13 to 6 at Granton, a surprise defeat. Sunday featured the Pumpkin Pounders beating the Cocktail Producers 33 to 3, leaving players exhausted and joking about future play.
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Mosben
Macons
Fairgrounds
Viele
Cattonach
Wilams
G. Thomas
W. White
G. Balgrin
EB. Schmidt
My Seubert
Wing
Maroons
Lung
Larson
Zelmet
Earl Harkin
O. Warnecke
G Spechs
Tallant
Mertens
Bell
Isa
Granton
Marshield
Ike UN
Tay
West Bend visitors and local guests during circus day
Miss Martha Out of West Bend and Miss Martha Jrabes of Medford lead a crowd visiting Stratford area for circus day. Many local residents from Eau Claire to Neillsville, Colby, Chnton and Milwaukee hosted guests or traveled for short visits. Notables include County Clerk Renne, Ed Levegoe, Conductor Mike Gianey, Miss Cassie McMillan, Mr Buet Hart, and Miss Winnie DeGraf.
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Martha Out
West Bend
Roest
Mes
Pors
G. A. Goon
Marshield Vistors
Dil
Martha Jrabes
Medford
Misa Lara Nelson
TE. Wineh
Chnton
Hattie Dick
Eau Claire
Chas. Foster
Renne
Ed. Levegoe
Grand Rapids
Mike Gianey
Chicago
Milwaukee
Cassie McMillan
Buet Hart
Neillsville
Harry Ferguson
Mirs
Ivan Payne
Gordon, Ark
Eb, Langloss
David Longlois
Tuenu
Annie LaBadah
Hinkle
Colby
Matt Wright
Suesday
IT. G. Elche
Sheboygan
Eiche
Wiehe
J. Adams
A. P. Adams
Margareth Thompson
Adams
Thorp
Leni
Ghilton
Weyadwega
William, Heery
Pred Kamps
Len Sargent
Stratford
W. P. Brown
Greenwood
Brown
Prune Pagel
Vranle
Vandercook
Stanley
Gill
Winnie DeGraf
Buffalo County
Upham
Stella Henderson
Chas. Scheibe
Emil Scheibe
John Brion
Omaha
Fred Korth
Fred Kohl
Prof. Wolliams
Greas
Minnesota
A. Jacobson
Wittenberg
Jacobson
Whttenberg
Ella Kelley
Sparut
Kelley
Lie Marshfield High School
the Times
Worle
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Lincoln Park
Kraemer
Postotics Brodle
VL Kautsky
DR. Mubbeld
A. Kempter
D. DS
Weignty Mulcry
W. Sport
Central Ave
Marylefield
J Cc. Hayward
A. Lathrop
Onice
Pastoris
Ofice Agus
Loneegan
Omico
Adler
Dlocle
Knompy
Epus
Deutscher
Nike
Cogldeoce
Vox Tuor
Judge Lirth
Iusitence
N. Alcorn
N. de Spwolaltlus
Scrayer's
ULOCK
Marshfield, Wis
Adlard Block
Marshfield
Carters
Resitones
Znd
Coley Sts
Church Notes
Laemle
Louis Laemle
Icc
E. F.mechler
Ist
Louis House
Coe
L.hartl
Geo. Seubert
Roorms
Schauers Block
Souther Schauer's
Marshpield
Sheerin’s
C. S. Sheerin
Roessler & CO
Tailors
Allen & Wing
Young America
Joe Merten
Ideal
John Therolf
Paol
Marsh
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