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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1901
Page
12
Neighboring News reports Max Teske on the sick list and various visits by Geo P Michael Emma Trenkler and others in Marshfield Stratford and Auburndale. The annual Stratford Auburndale baseball game is set for next Sunday in Auburndale amid social events including a Klemme Leitritz picnic and a Unity dance with locals present.
Auburndale reports on a Stratford picnic and social visits as locals plan a western harvest departure. Notes include dances, anniversaries, and a bridge project while mentioning several Stratford and Lindsey residents and a prospective northwest prospecting tour in a covered wagon.
Spencer Mrs Elle Williams returned Tuesday from Greenwood. O B Vandercook left for Wild Rose last week. Chas Sutton of Marshfield tuned pianos Friday. Will Smith and Archie Whitmore started on a western trip Monday. Dr Strayer bought Wildebrandt farm north of town. Harold Damon of Athens visited relatives. Miss Lalu Petrot Unity spent Sunday with friends. Grant Heath postal clerk went to Fond du Lac Sunday. Miss Lalu Gardiner with grandparents H Mason this week. Many young men went to Marshfield for a baseball game Sunday. Will Bradford with uncle M E Bradford to Marshfield Saturday. Walter Potts returned from Colby Sunday and resumed duties Monday. Miss Cora Hance returned Thursday from Stevens Point area. will teach at Rib Lake next year. J W Gardiner went to Waupaca Sunday. Mrs J W Gardiner returned from visit. Inc Gardiner went to Moline Ill and bought a fine horse last week Prospect Chimes also a Black Beauty.
George Farrington of Spencer transacted business here last Saturday. Maybelte Munhall visits the Butters family in Spencer this week. A son was born to Napoleon and Mrs Boucher last Sunday. Mrs Arthur Willett and children of Fond du Lac visit Jos St Thomas’s family earlier in the week. A light shower Wednesday morning relieves recent heat. Emma Opperman returns home after visits at Stevens Point and Menasha. John Parks moves thirteen houses near the C N W tracks to create a more compact, healthier town layout. John Lochterhand and family alerted to Beaver Dam over their daughter Mrs Wm Grambo’s precarious condition amid hot weather. Grambo’s illness has persisted for months. Miss Millie Lamb visits Plainfield.
In Nasonville residents recount a 43rd birthday for Bruhn, while Arendt visits Marshfield. The German St John’s congregation plans a parsonage on two acres bought for 573. The Ladies Aid Society backs the project. Local social updates cover travel to Grand Rapids and Buffalo exposition, with weather and postal-rate discussions concluding the tale.
In Wood County Wisconsin a probate matter for Joseph Dinapurd of Marshfield proceeds after Catherine Donbird widow applies for letters testamentary. The court orders publication of the notice of hearing and summons, with details of date and place, to heirs and interested persons.
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