McMillan News Notes Include Births and Calls to Unity
Berry picking is the order of the Gay out this way. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Webber last Saturday. Mrs Vincent Haber of Milwaukee visits at Israel Haber's home. Emma Packard and Herman Beell of Marshfield visited over Sunday. Roydon Conery of Oshkosh visiting B F McMillan. Mrs A A Wert visited relatives in Unity and Colby. Dance at the town hall was well attended. Darms and Seining investigated the blueberry crop in Auburndale. Mrs Suelfloehn of Milwaukee visits her parents. Mrs Hutchins of Milwaukee visits J A Van derhoof. Zoellner and Reckner enjoyed the Dells excursion. Mrs Knutson and Mrs Purkis visit Kalk family. Archie Neumann of Stevens Point visits Aunt Emma Opperman. Emmagene Hayward of Marshfield visits Margarite McMillan and Hastings. Miss Martha Powalisch leaves for Stevens Point. Miss Celia Butters travels to Wausau to visit sister Grace. First sawmill shaft breakage may shut down several days. Rev Theo Engel resigns from German Lutheran church and may accept Minnesota call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry
Chas. Webber
Vincent Haber
Milwaukee
Israel
Haber
A. A. Wert
Unity
Colby
Town Hall
Paul Darms
Peter Seining
Auburndale
Archie Neumann
Stevens Point
Emma Opperman
Emmagene Hayward
Marshfield
Margarite McMillan
Arthur Hastings
Martha Powalisch
Jacob Barron
Celia Butters
Spencer
Wausau
Grace
Marathon County Asylum
Theo. Engel
McMillan
Engel
Minnesota
Local residents attend visits and events around Rib Lake
Minnie Raabe Spencer travels to Tomahawk while Mrs C M Bradford visits Neillsville. Several residents visit relatives in Marshfield Rib Lake Colby Unity and Stevens Point. A Halloway Brothers performance draws a large crowd. Local concert at M E church well attended with multiple performers. Several moves and job changes noted including A W Follett resigning Greenwood branch to join a Fond du Lac to Chicago freight run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W. Follett
Greenwood
Fond du Lac
Chicago
Haying Nears End In Rozellville Area
Rozellville reports show sixty tons of fine hay put up on F A Cady's farm by W N Bean and crew. Census data indicate a growing number of school children in Day townships. Miss Anna Schuh of Montana and Miss Eigenmann of Montana visited relatives, returning home with Henry Schuh. Ferdinand Meyers lost a valuable horse after several days of illness attended by Veterinary White. despite initial optimism the horse died. John Brinkmann Sr. left for Idaho to oversee his father's land interests for an extended period. The two sisters of Mrs Henry Beining visited previously and returned to Mosinee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hrinkmann
Marshfield
W.N. Bean
F. A. Cady
Henry Beining
Mosinee
John Brinkmann Sr
Idaho
Anna Schuh
Montana
Eigenmann
Henry Schuh
Ferdinand Meyers
Local News Snapshots From Area Visits and Industry
Auburnedale resident John Schivenz spent Sunday with his brother in Spencer. Ellsworth O'Brien made a business trip to Marshfield on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Baltus returned Tuesday to visit relatives at Curtis. Andrew Regan traveled from Laona for a health related stay at home. L. Keller & Son busy setting up McCormick harvesters for this season. Mrs. D. N. Welsh and son Claire left Sunday for an extended northern state visit. R. Connor Company's saw mill finishes the season’s log cut on Wednesday and will begin lumber and shingle manufacturing for various uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth O'Brien
Marshfield
John Baltus
Curtis
Andrew Regan
Laona
L. Keller & Son
McCormick Harvesters
D. N. Welsh
Claire
Local Notes and Visits Across Wild Rose and Surrounding Towns
Thos Hughes visits Thos Williams while Miss Ella Rhode attends the teachers institute in Grand Rapids. Paul Zarneke works at his mason trade at Mrs Radder's this week. Miss Jennie Whitney entertains Miss Modely of Stevens Paine. Miss Kitty Bever visits her aunt and old friends in Grand Rapids. Johnnie Becker travels to Marshfield for foot treatment. Mrs Humphrey of Ixonia visits her son Grif with family. Hull the depot agent at Blenker is welcomed at church. Grif Humphrey and party visit Mr and Mrs Thomas Williams. Hugh C Jones expected home from the south. Dr Satrall of Muladore called to assist Mrs Cline ill. Temple Workers ice cream social on Frank Parks' lawn July 28. Rev Postlewait of Chicago to preach at the hall Sunday July 27 with sermon at 7 30 and C E meeting at 8 30. Mail carrier gains a new carriage but now has a power and the young girls gossip. Joe Roy, depot agent, marries Jennin of Rudolph last week. best wishes for their happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Satrall
Muladore
A. Cline
Kohl Brothers Dance Draws Large Marshfield Crowd
Stratford, Chas, and Herby Kohl visited Marshfield on Saturday. Will Rhodes of Colby was spotted on our streets Saturday. The Kohl Bros. dance Sunday evening drew a large crowd. John Kohl is haying his buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Herby Kohl
Marshfield
Will Rhodes
Colby
Kohl Bros
John Kohl
Local News Briefs From Veefkind and Nearby Areas
Sunday and Monday gatherings at the Dells feature Ludington Sterdvant Lenard Skeils and Miss Barbara Burkhart with Miss Matty Shadock. Joe Hoffmann, Albert Hoffmann, and Charity Senkheil start a horse trading venture. Albert reports $200 earned on day one. W. C. Kusmaul visits Westboro this week. A Hewitt Auburndale ball game is planned for next Sunday at Auburndale. Jessie Taylor returns from a two week Minneapolis trip visiting friends and attending the National Educational Association. The thrifty housewife supports child labor this season. Juvenile berry-picking groups head out each morning. Berry harvest appears plentiful. Wm Kaebs farms between Veefkind and Spencer. John Dietsche and Munston Van derhoof work near Veefkind. Wm Reithus, formerly Milwaukee, farms near Veefkind. Walter Gourke and sister from Dodge County arrive in the Veefkind-Spencer area, living about two miles from Veefkind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenard Skeils
Barbara Burkhart
Matty Shadock
Dells
Joe
Albert Hoffmann
Charity Senkheil
Albert
Hewitt
Wm. Reithus
Milwaukee
Veefkind
Walter Gourke
Dodge County
Spencer
Local News Briefs and Notices in Richfield Area
Local items report beef supply from Kansas City and affordable home dressed beef from Wenzel and Wenzel. Fire destroyed Fred Essman’s farm house near Richfield injuring him and his wife. Miniature entertainment notes praise Cleone Pearl Fell in Gorton's minstrel show. Lost gold hairpin sought with reward. Marshfield Water Electric plant offers $25,000 bonds and sale to city. city would assume bonds and obligations tied to the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Wenzel & Wenzel
Fred Essman
Richfield
Bulding
Gleason
Marshfield
Sexton
Died of Neglect in Paris Temple Kings Fate
The unnamed dauphin Louis XVII died in Paris under abuse and neglect. Four members of the public safety committee and over twenty temple officials certified the body. Remains buried privately in St Marguerite cemetery and then obscured. The other excerpt recalls Carthaginian women who cut hair to weave ropes for siege relief, while literary lines remark on notes and hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louia XVII
France
Dauphin
Temple of
Paria
Committee of Public Safety
St Marguerite
Fortune Teller Foretells Bridal Year Amid Odd Exchange
A fortune teller tells a woman she will wed within a year, prompting the already married lady to exclaim. The strange exchange leads to a jest about beginning diverse proceedings at once as Howton moments unfold.
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Cre
Northwestern Excursion Rates and TravelAds to Western Cities
Multiple railroad notices advertise excursion tickets on the Chicago and Northwestern lines to Salt Lake City San Francisco Los Angeles and Green Lake Wis with dates July August and September 1902. Promotions include Pullman cars scenic routes and framed return limits. Also a branch opening Elmwood to Weston Wis and a Republican candidate declaration for Wood County superintendent of schools with campaign pledge to run a vigorous race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Salt Lake City
Utah
B. P. O. Elks
Chicago & Northwestern Ry
San Francisco
Los Angeles
X. P
Pullman
Chicago & Northwestern R'y
Green Lake
Wis
Chicago & Northwestern Ba Y Co
Elmwood
Weston
C. St
Woodville
United States
Wood County
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B. F. McMillan
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W. H. Hutchins
Lillian of
J. A. Vanderhoof
Wm. Zoellner
Richard Reckner
Knutson
Medford
Purkis
Wm. Kalk
Minnie Raabe
Tomahawk
R. G. Gould
Minneapolis
Albert Radlor
Paul Lehmann
Minnie Biggar
Rispa Crowell
Mabel Thayer
Fanny Blaisdell
W. F. Blaisdell
I. W. Gardiner
Rib Lake
Corz Hance
Ib Lake
Halloway Brothers
Donna Blaisdell
Phillips
W. B. Parks
Miller
Myrtle
John Davell
Mildred of
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C. Williams
M. E
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Hurley
J. E. Kennedy
Daught Janet
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Nasonville
Arlie Hinman Marshfield
Thurday
Verna Richardson
Rozellville
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Sherry
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Grand Rapids
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Kitty Bever
Johnnie Becker
Hull
Blenker
Grif Humphrey
Thomas Williams
Hugh C. Jones
Postlewait
C. E
Joe Roy
Jennin
Rudolph
Stratford
Ludington & Sterdvant of
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Westboro
Wm. Kaebs
John Dietsche
Munston Vanderhoof
Veetkind
M.C. Lueckenbach
Gorton
Cleone Pear] Fell
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Ifso
Kliner, Lang & Scharmann CO
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Republican Party
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Adamy
Marquette
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Vze
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Said
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Adams
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C. W. Lansay
L. N.steavens
JH. Wace
Wanda
Novica
Settlor
Bis Cain
United States Land Ofice
Wagan
Wie
Frank W.mmiller
McMillna
Stel
Yuly
Wiscorein
John Springer
Jacob Kollenberger
Winconsit
County of
Anna Kollenberger
Grand Rapida
Pernoms
Donway
Marshfield, Wis
M. J, Kraus & CO
Horns
Orta W. Ecxnorr
John G. Hoeélz
Local Market Report
Advice
OT. Best
Warder
Washington, D.a
John Therolf
Bauer Bros. & Co
Bauer Brothers & Company
Geo. W. Upham
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