Nasonville News Roundup of Local Events and Incidents
Readable items include a Nasonville baseball win over Medford by a wide margin, a priestly correction about a Sunday school closure for repairs, and a note that Charley Blodgett owns the town’s lone Swere telephone. Also mentioned are a fire company call, a charity meeting at Mrs. Demieg’s, and various minor accidents and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nasonville
Medford
Larsot
Marshfield
A. A. Wis
Wis
Hill
Charley Blodgett
Charley
Geo. LaBauer
Grand Rapids
Mich
Upham Turniture
Lous Horchikiss
Geisel
Sunday guest Henry Burnside visits in Colorado
Henry Burnside of Hartsall Colorado stayed with his sister Mrs C H Doren over Sunday then left Monday to join his wife visiting Greenwood since May Major Uptiam filled an office noting 38 years since his rebel wound at Ball Rund on the 21st In Central avenue a gold ring with pearls and opals was lost Binder asked to claim it at this office A Mrs A A Witts thanks friends after the death of her infant last Saturday evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adler
Stephen Lueche
Glo Wre
Frank Kohlbeck
Adier
John Wilhelms
Weston
Murarhom County
Ald
Finney
Puesday
John Clapper
Wim. Rhodes
Buge Brenputch
Fred Korth
Central Ave
United States
SE. Suntoh
Wausau
Mee
Thomas Fearne
Caloma Stu Bio
Waushara Co
Pentue
Corsie
Wood
Waushara
Adams
Marquette
J C. Wipperman
Grand Rapids
Fearne
B. ¥. Kaarsky
Minneapolis
Henry Bohmsach
Gontraita
Sanday
Stella Meyters
Ecedaly
T. J. Tengseil
Misa Katie Thomas
Dy Huth
John Gwin
Benusslier
Foc
Lacy Gwin
Wiveh
Gertrude
Samueh
Ghilton
Wioeh
Jenni O'Hair
Hixie
Nellie Clapper
Henry Burnside
Hartsall
Colorado
C. H. Doren
Greenwood
Major Uptiam
Ball
Nebbars
A. A. Witts
First Wisconsin Troops Sail for Porto Rico Expedition
Jeff Charleston leads the first Porto Rico expedition at 7 20 p m with the Second and Third Wisconsin regiments totaling 2 504 men. Company A adds 90 troops. The Grand Dutchess and Transport No 30 carry the force while Port No 31 departs with the Sixteenth Pennsylvania and two Sixth Illinois companies under Gen Wilson. The convoy ships bear the war's largest ammunition and equipment supplies yet sent from this port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
Jeff Charleston
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Wilson
Died, War! Raymond Smith Passes After Toe Injury
Raymond Smith age S son of Mr and Mrs Stewart Smith died last Wednesday after a small toe injury became blood poison. He was a bright boy and loved by parents and playmates. Funeral set for 3 PM at Sram Ure Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Smith
Stewart Smith
Reymond
Raymond
Sinjith
M. Sram Ure Presbyterian Church
Sale of Musical Instruments Closeout Bargains
Sale offers deep discounts on violins guitars mandolins and accessories with prices slashed. Autoharp accordions concertina and piccolo advertised alongside discounted sheet music and a note inviting trades for wood or other goods in Marshfield Wisconsin from vendor A. P. Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cam
Hanjo
Leantiy
Autile
iOa
A. P. Apams
Marshfield
Wis
Barley Field Chase Story By Judge Pors At Au Parodale
Judge Pors and Judge Hirth, with a black waker spaniel, walked near a barley field in Au Parodale. A bird rose, the dog pursued, leaped the fence, and dashed through the barley causing an odd scene for onlookers. The dog ran the field length, lively and bold, while local witnesses debated the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pors
Judge Hirth
Vici
Auparodale
Hirth
Wychogay
Remarkable Long Ride For Cough Remedy In Virginia
A man traveled forty miles to Fairfax Station to obtain Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and brought home four dozen botules. The account notes the drug's reputed effects on throat and chest troubles. Horn's drug store is named as the place to procure a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Fairfax Station
Chamberlain
Horn
Charleston letter details marshfield boys marching hardships
A Charleston telegram dated July 18 reports Marshfield boys enduring extreme heat on two marching drills. Only 12 of the company finished the first march, many collapsing. several soldiers, including Herman Bariels Arnold Youlker Will Taylor August Risten and Martin Kuehling, are in hospital with typhoid fever or heat illness. The message notes widespread sickness and criticizes officer judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Rowe
Corp. Bulerin
Charleston
Marshfield
Herman Bariels
Arnold Youlker
Will Taylor
Jong
August Risten
Martin Kuehling
Marsing
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Cenrh
Stuur
Marshield
Alcorn
M.D
Ube
Vicolina
Strongs Ave
Stevens Point
H A. Uathrop
Postadica
J. Loneruan
Adloe
Tault & Kamps
Hesey Wahle
Witheli
wstStairs
Scuaver's
Ulock
Marsupteld
Wats
Masshfield
Anovler
Torn
Wisconsin Central Railroad
TK. C. Fighets
Nusonville
Chili
No. L
Helping Hand Society
B. M. Demieg
Tau Presbyterian Church
Br. Adler
Opera
May Savich Robbies
Lilule Trixie
Jos. Dostor
Riss Nave Ruder
Daniel Gates
Qo. A. Neilisville
Chickamauga
National Cemetery
Chas. Gates
Daniel
Alaska
Neilisville
State Capitol
St. Paul
St. P
A. & City
Sam Vincent
Calumet County
Michael
Grand Rapid
M. E
Epworth League
Xbeond
Phil
Sebncr
North Side
Philip
Wisconsin and Michigan Press Association
Wisconsin Central
Tahm
Choy
Glaner
Chippewa Pass
Dakotas
Fivishner
Adam Specht
Marsfield
Klettery Kennedy
Scnuchie
Avburnde
Kobl
Onny
Stratford
Schunk
Green
Born
Rozelville
Blodgeth
Jersey
John Herbert
Beonn
Geo. Av Butry
Wisconsin State Mail
Chippewa Falls
F. F. Ames
Mr. Ames
Oshkosh
Mrs.Ames
O'Clark
Curl Brockman
Vie
Marathon
Brockman
Marathon City
Notabuy
Mohanus
Spencer
Ben
Andrew Sexton
Ben Fuldman
Wausac
Ella Joetschius
Madison
Anna Goon
Mabel Budgers
Stessie
Smvith
John Weber
Sreratives
Gladys
Glora Ames
Misa Henneman
New York City
W. A. Pers
Annie Seubert
Misswankee
Harry Bout
Rice Lake
Carl
Mick
Neilsville
Ferguson
Margaret
Weiland
Wausan
Green Bay
Louis Buumano
Fond du Las
The
Catholic Knights
Charles Sorenson
Jessie McGhan
Neenab
L. EB
Hotchkiss
Mary Gaye
Katie
W. IL. Cove
Bille Wiliams
Mamie Loveling
Mr and Mes
Fred Baker
Satuccay
Florente
Geo. Welap
Chicago
Lattice DeLap
Abbotsford
Pod
B.D
Juan GL. Voelkur
Wert Nestay
Tichland
Grant Counties
Herman Bauer
Forrest Bulman
L. Schumway
June Schumway
Florence
Pitigville
Merc A. Witte
Infalls Child
B. F. Sanford
Bie
HE. N. Vedder
Waukeshu
and ‘Thy Lavier
CS. Vedder
Central Avenue
Upham's Corner
Peter Pommer
Binder
Piret
Laseuly
Woor
Protu
Mary Houcks
Coon
Ginmuis
B. Alvis
A&a
Warsheleld
Wisconsie
E. F. Mechler
Actic, Watchmaker and Jeweler
Hk Watches
Sivarrouls Marshiteld
Wisconsly
Geo, Seubert
Likud
Anus
Butterick Patterns
Garon
Maine
Spain
Schmirler
ADLEW
T. F. Roessler
Tailors
Henry Ick Merchant Tailor
Cca Mi J
Centrol Ave
Mons Block
Henry Igice
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