Local notes from Bakerville and surroundings
Andrew Busch sold his old horse and bought a colt. Mrs. Louis Kasberger returned from Oshkosh to tend a sick daughter. Mike Treiber bought a horse from Mike Duvall of Nasonville. Frank Binder of Marshfield and V cousins of Oshkosh visited the Ludwig Binder home. The infant of Mr and Mrs Joe Stine was baptized in church. Mr and Mrs John Maurer of Marshfield and Mrs Krea of Oshkosh visited A Yurgwirth. The Sautners of Marshfield visited John Bells. Art Woeltman drove Mrs Moldenhauer and children to McMillan to visit the Petrack family. Anton Kenz of Darlington Neb visited with his wife staying with her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Nuber. Frank Gleichsner sold his horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakerville
Andrew Busch
Louis Kasberger
Oshkosh
Joseph Fenzl
Mike Treiber
Mike Duvall
Nasonville
Frank Binder
Marshfield
Ludwig Binder
Joe Stine
John Maurer
Krea
A. Yurgwirth
Joseph Sautner
John
Bells
Art Woeltman
Moldenhauer
McMillan
Petrack
Anton Kenz
Darlington
Neb
Joe Nuber
Frank Gleichsner
Mill Creek News Reflects Busy Week and Birthday Pranks
Mill Creek reporter notes July 24 visits by FREAK Seidel to Marshfield business caller. Hans Ebbe farm crews at work this week. Louis Schiferl family visited the Seidel home. Emil Schroeder took Anna to a Marshfield show. William Seidel marked by friends with a 21st birthday surprise. Haying slow due to damp conditions and hay not drying. Schroeder boys began marsh hay harvest. A slight runaway incident caused excitement but no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Creek
Seidel
Hans Ebbe
Louis Schiferl
Emil Schroeder
Anna
Emil
William Seidel
Schroeder
Mill Creek Dairy and Farm News Highlights
Mill Creek notes wet ground slows hay work as a wagon sinks in mud. Creamery patrons shift from hauling milk to cream. Local residents announce new auto purchases, hay deals, and visits from Hollandtown relatives. Weather frustrates farmers while drainage petition pamphlets surface anew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Creek
Mill Creek Creamery Company
John Behnke
George Hasselberger
Fred Gallatin
Anna Kempen
Hollandtown
John Arts
Henry Kempen
Leo Varsho
Mr. Ley
Hewitt
Charles Moyers
Erwin Gergs
Minnie Ohm
Potter’s
Henry
Carl
Gust Wandrow
Community notices from Richfield and area events
Richfield residents share visits and updates on kinfolk. Mrs. Rickland and children travel from Winchester. Miss Lillie Peters returns to Nashota after a three week stay. Johnnie Maxwell breaks an arm while with a calf. new baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Max Beck. Local meetings, parties, and social events noted, including Willing Workers, lectures by Mrs. Porter, and barn plans for the Guernsey Breeders' association. Trades and improvements mentioned, plus a property exchange between Julius Hansen and Edward Horgan valued at 3800 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. Tuttle
Hattie
Tomah
Charles Dieter
Erie Miner’s
William Burhogo
Pansy VL Wood
Rewri
Judith
Mont
W. W. Clark
Grand Rapids
Jiliam Burhopp
Marshfield
Guernsey Breeders’ Association
Mary Youmans
Vera
Marcell
W. F. Crackley
George Borne
Lew Rowland
Eugene Vanderhoof
M. 1
Tuttle
Bock
J. Ross Porter
Social Center Club
Switzerland
Holland
Lusitania
Atlantic
Porter
Julius Hansen
Edward Horgan
Atter
Ogdensburg Visit Ends For Ada Hopkins Edna Livermore
Mesdames Ada Hopkins and Edna Livermore return to Ogdensburg Saturday after a few days at the Brown Morey home. Mr and Mrs August Krueger are guests at the home of their daughter Mrs H Penney en route to Waupaca after weeks in the west including California expositions. Henry Heckel and wife visited Peter Heckel. Frank Hader of Bakerville called at William Eckes. Mrs B Morey entertained Mesdames Welton Derby and Kump of Marshfield Thursday for their guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohle
Ada Hopkins
Edna Livermore
Ogdensburg
Brown Morey
August Krueger
Mrr
H. Penney
Waupaca
Henry Heckel
Ebbe
Peter Heckel
Frank Hader
Bakerville
William Eckes
Virtue as Reward Among Our Thoughts
A reflection asserts virtue stands closest to its own reward, proposing moral character as its own incentive and end. The author values ethical living as its own justification, implying lasting personal fulfillment beyond external praise or gain.
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Rochester
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Rembs & Sturm
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Business Directory
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Professional Directory
Henry Waale
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