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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1902

Page

12

Local notices mix with visits and pills in Moon area

Spencer area column lists many residents on the sick list and visitors passing through. Names include Ray Malay Nall Gee H A Martin Fred Rossman and Mary Moon. People travel to Marshfield Colby Athens Waupun and Moon for visits and business. Community events include weddings of Gertrude Mekercher and Etta Clark with Oral Mercer and Frederick Anderson.

Gertrude Mekercher Donald MeKercher Oral Mercer Etta Clark George Clark Frederick ©. Anderson J. F. Young Marshfield

Farm sale and local notes from Bakerville district

Mrs H Witter sold her farm to H Bleitehaaly for 4100 dollars. Peter Paulson and family returned from Oshkosh last Friday night. Leonard Fischer is convalescing after a fall at the Robert Ebbe barn raising. Many children in school district 2 have measles. John Eastman was seen with a new rig selling medi-

Peter Paulson Oshkosh Leonard Fischer Robert Ebbe John Eastman

Sherry and neighbors attend events around Arpin and area

Monday saw Fred Becker spend time in Arpin while Jessie Packer visited with his best girl. Bert Gates hosted twoAppleton friends. Ethel Putney spent Thursday at Mr. Cowell's in Arpin. T O Connor bought four new carriages. Marie Cline left for Darlington. Prank Lusk is bedridden with rheumatism. Rev Agnew returned after vacation. H Whitney walks without crutches. A wind and rain storm caused no local damage. Sherry Presbyterians seek site for schoolhouse church. Olson family visited Rogelsville. J Thomas and W Trussel spent a day in Grand Rapids. Amelia Iverson left for Grand Rapids for an extended visit. Ella Rhode returned from East Troy. Iversons, Frank Parks, and Hazel visited Milladore. Farewell dance for Marie Cline at the hall. Becker and wife drove to Marshfield to visit their hospitalized son Johnnie. he is improving.

Ethel Putney Mr. Cowell Arpin T. O'Connor Marie Cline Darlington Prank Lusk

Local notes from Wausau trip and county events

McMillan and Chas Winters made a business trip to Wausau on Wednesday. Otto Engel of Milwaukee arrived last Friday to spend the summer vacation with his brother the Rev Theo Engel. Weather was ideal for haying and farmers profited. Northwestern work train returned to the siding Monday and a large crew is improving the road. Albert Loss and wife of Milwaukee visited relatives in town last week. Mrs Wm Gould, now in Minneapolis, arrived for an extended visit. Chas Cramer of Spencer traveled to Wausau for the Marathon County Asylum committee meeting. B F McMillan attended the Marathon county Republican delegates at the Madison state convention.

Otto Engel Milwaukee Rev Theo. Engel Wm. Gould Minneapolis Chas Spencer Wausau Marathon County B. F. McMillan Madison

Party wordd Win a special car over the Milwaukee road

Sam LaBarge, once with a local crack team, now plays second base for Mosinee and is reportedly setting a record with his strong work. A large local gathering from Collins and nearby towns spent Sunday with Rozellville residents, while weather and crops dominate small town life as hay season advances and school house repairs near bid.

Milwaukee Road Sam LaBarge Mosinee Ferdinand Drawheim Amelia Drawheim Artha Hoffman Collins Wis Manitowoc Marshfield John Luchterband

Pere Marquette Announces Summer Tour Book with Rates

The Pere Marquette Railway issues a Summer Tour Book listing route-by-route fares to the East. The booklet is alphabetically arranged to help travelers compute exact trip costs. For full information and a copy, write to TW, Janson, T. P. A. Pere Marquette, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Pere Marquette

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ray Malay Nall H. A. Martin Neillsville Fred Rossman Loyal Mary Moon Moon Kayhart Emma Boritaki Colby Werbie Himes Robert Perl Thos. Biggar Fred Danskin Ella Stoltenow Minnie Raabe Max Stoltenow Bowery Henry Mason Athens Will Nelson Chilton Gardiner F. W. Heath Ella Blankenburg Waupun A.M. ‘T. Richardson Lella Kennedy Rib Lake John Gardiner Sheridan Radloff G. A. KR H. Shught B.S. Bradley Olga Straub la Crosse Linds and Hulda Wendel Waiter Oakfield Inlaw Geo. Fisher Henry Ernest Rosin G. F. Reas New House John H. Korns Ohio Herman Prehn Maude Malay Hickory Corners Mich Ray Effie Williams Spokeville John Davel Bert Bradley B. 8. Bradley, Sr Will Baker Wanpun A. Schnasse Af Loyal I. C. Blankenburg M. E. Blaisdell Eat Claire W. F. Blaisdell Irene Heath Ina Damon Gladstone Sault Ste. Marie Canada Harry Pruhn Gardiner & James D. Graves & Son Frances Stoltenow Frank Marshield Medicine Company Gustav Heinrich, Sr John Spuhler Fuller & Hathaway Bakerville Sherry Fred Becker Jessie Packer Bert Gates Appleton Mr. Agnew H. Whitney Sherry Presbyterians Marth Frank Parks Hazel Milladore Mr. Baker Johnnie Chas, Winters Albert Loss John Ross Albert Marzinski Eau Pleine Brill’s Rozellville Nick Leick Stratford Tw, Janson, T. P. A Milwaukee, Wis Manila Minnie Binder Kliner, Lang & Scharmann Otto W. Eckuorr John G. Hoelz Larket Repart T.J. Johnsons Sextor Bros Marshfield,Wis John Therolf Firet William Hirth Sus Advice OT. Best Warder Building Washington, D.C Scheike’s Eiche Bauer Bros. & Co Bauer Brothers & Company Geo. W. Upham
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