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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1905
Page
2
Fragmented OCR lists many places including St Paul Minneapolis Omaha Duluth Ashland Madison Winona Janesville Chicago and or regional stops. It reads like a transport or telegraph route bulletin with agent references and unclear schedule details.
Ashland Division timetable fragment lists stations and arrivals including Wausau Eland Jet and Fond du Lac Wisconsin Grand Rapids Ripon Milwaukee routes. The note references multiple cities with times such as 2:45 pm and 4:9 pm and mentions a daily schedule with Sunday exceptions.
Sherry Ideaday weather reports include Mrs Yean and Mrs Leroux blueberrying Sunday and visits by Misses Kitty Bever Grace Langdon. Town items mention Grand Rapids trips for John Bever and Mr Evans and son Richard, a sewing machine purchase, and a picnic for Miss Jackson's departure. Census shows Sherry Township population 715, with 289 school children and four districts costing 2947.43. Local business Brookside Creamery improves facilities and yields over 300 lbs butter daily. News notes Peary and climate quip, and a diabetes cure claim from Paris. Dr King's remedy ad ends piece.
Town of Spencer residents and Marshfield visitors stop by for business and social events. Couples gathered at the Bruzwitz residence for a weekend social, while a social hop at Ferd Griepentrog’s new building showcased dancing to Frank and Wettles. Gardens thrive as haying weather stays favorable amid a modest raspberry crop.
Donna Blaisdell acted as a Marshfield caller on Thursday while Schafer visited his Dorchester home on Sunday. Fannie Winters of Unity spent last week with relatives. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs John Farrington on Monday July 24. Mrs Brick and children of Phillips visit L Dygart and wife. Mrs W B Parks visited Marshfield friends Sunday returning Monday. H Collins and daughter Elsie of Fond du Lac stayed with Spencer friends one night last week. Lillian Langdon a Chicago Deaconess visited for a two month vacation. Mrs Bodie and Mrs Bernard Hoey went to Oshkosh for medical treatment from Dr Oviatt. Mrs E H Gross and son Heath left for Kenmore ND after two months with relatives. Junior League held a picnic in Miller's Grove. WCTU met at Mrs B J Landaat's with a program and refreshments. J D Graves and wife and Mrs Chas Brown of Loyal left for Coeur d Alene Idaho to visit B W Romaine.
Mrs. Anna Hunter of Pittsburgh describes severe illness with typhoid and kidney trouble leaving her bent double and needing to rest on her knees. After using Electric Bitters from Sexton’s drug store her health and strength returned, enabling her to walk straight again.
Town of Marshfield reports Qur baseball nine hosting Arpin at Arpin grounds on Sunday afternoon. A pleasant gathering occurred at Shorty Hassel berger residence Sunday evening. Max Menke and Mat Kantza joined Mani towoc excursion attendees Sunday. A. W. Hargrave of Cokato Minnesota visited John Armitage then returned home. Weather over past two weeks ideal with farmers rushing hay into the yarns.
Three reasons mothers prefer One Minute Cough Cure are its harmlessness pleasant taste and effectiveness. It is said to cure Coughs Croup and Whooping C cough when other remedies fail and is sold by R J Strauss.
Moon and Tam Zell spent Sunday at Edgar while Arthur Thompson stays home for the week. Ed Coerper’s building is getting a fresh coat of paint. Mrs Cass of Wausau visits here, with Dr and Mrs Daniels of Mosinee and Emma Huber of Marshfield stopping to see relatives. Also a local drug ad urges buying Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, sold by Sexton Bros and H A Schumaker.
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