Sherry and Surrounding Town Notes and Changes
Joe Condon of Staadt leaves for Plattville Wis to tend property. Mrs Hinkforth returns home improved after hospital stay. 3 T Condon to move to Nebraska by team in 20 to 25 days. Sam Wood visits from Rozellville. local dance at Kilann place with Stratford band. land transfers include Grettinger farm sold to George Luebert Marshfield. new saloon and hotel planned on Grettinger property. various local visits, school events, and town improvements noted. Cole's Carpol salve advertised for skin ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sommers
Company A
Wisconsin
A. Grettinger
Philip Buchmann
Rozellville Road
Grettinger
George Luebert
Marshfield
Seubert
Stratford Ang Sullivan Seen at Marsheld on Sunday
Stratford Ang Sullivan visited Marsheld over Sunday. Harry Kohl offered a business tip to Edgar on Wednesday. Jake Wachtl of Halder seen on our streets Monday. Fred Paszek of Edgar here between trains Tuesday. Albert Hoffman went to Marsh on business Wednesday. Mrs. Scharbel recovering after a spell of sickness. Dr. H S Wahl returned from the north after a week's stay. Joe Boman employed by Koh Bros remodeling their bar room. Mrs Len Sargent of Laona visiting relatives and friends. Harry Kohl and Earnst Leiteritz on a business trip to Wausau Friday. Koh Bros prepping for Fourth of July celebration. Wm Tessmer foot injury Monday. Miss Tressie Hornick from Hewitt returns to work for Orb Isbell. Dr H Wahl leaves Tuesday for extended trip east six weeks. Frank Marohi, Robert Breight, and Win Tesmer furnished Riverside dance music Sunday. Mrs Tom Hughes from Halder visits daughter Mrs A D Kaiser from Saturday to Monday. H J Cordell and wife leave for Grand Rapids for picture enlarging. Mrs Anderson and son Leonard leave for Minneapolis to visit relatives till after the Fourth. Mrs Harry Kohl and children return from Sherry visiting relatives. mother accompanies them home. Miss Barbara Burkart resigns from R Connor store to visit relatives in the eastern part of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Wacht
Halder
Fred Paszek
Edgar
Albert Hoffman
Marsh
Scharbel
H. S. Wahl
Joe Boman
Koh Bros
Len Sargent
Laona
Harry Kohl
Sherry
Barbara Burkart
R. Connor
Local Notables and Visits Reported in Spencer Area
Connor ReTai of LuMBER Co invites interest in stock. Spencer hosts visits from Bert Reas returning from Moon and Willis Barney visiting his father A B Barney. Miss Mary Moon returns home after Moon trip. Gardiner and James goods sold to Mr Colby of Loyal. Rev N L Sweet visits with Mr B S Bradleys folks. James Vought of Eagle River visits Spencer. Chas Rienow returns from Wausau. Myrtle Reas to Moon to cook in camp for father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary’ Moon
Moon
Gardiner & James
Grnald Myrtle Reas
Adelbert Family Feuds and Local News In Spencer
Reports from Spencer note Adelbert's conflict with his father and mother Mr and Mrs S Bronka. Grace Butters visits Wausan returning to work after a week home. Local theft of about $10 plus stamps and trinkets. A baby found after cries by Farrington and Waugh and identified as Mrs Kopse’s. An advertisement promotes Cole's Cough Cure with guaranteed relief and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Brooks
George Farrington
James Waugh
Spencer
Kopse
North Rock dairy notes and local weather effects
North Rock reports tar painted barn updates by Alois Jungwirth and telephone line tweaks by Geo Byers. Wm Dix plans a large machine shed, while local farmers debate cheese versus butter at the Nasonville creamery amid storm damage, rain and rising milk prices. Contact Costor Retar Lumser Co by telephone 231.
Marriage of Nellie Christensen and Herman Bulgrin to June 24
A local notice reports the engagement of Nellie Christensen and Herman Bulgrin by marriage set for June 24. Other items note residents receiving dental care in Marshfield, shopping in Neillsville, layoffs at the cheese factory, a 6000-pound delivery to the Creamery, and health updates including Mr. Wo Young’s cancer treatment in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Freser
Herman Bulgrin
Marshfield
Wo, Young
Chicago
Mrs. L. Christensen
Nellie
Local visitors return home from Big Bend
Mr and Mrs W W Jackson and son came back to their Big Bend home Tuesday after a two week visit with Mr and Mrs Sanders. In a Weser Gun Club practice shoot on Saturday afternoon scores were Lou Johnson 12 Orville Satlin 12 John Sanders 17 A Rassmussen 14 W Moody 13 W W Jackson 8 A Fredricks 6 Ed McUlt 4 with 1 bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Jackson and Son
Big Bend
Weser Gun Club
Lou Johnson
Orville Satlin
John Sanders
A.’ Rassmussen
W. Moody
W. Jackson
A. Fredricks
Ed. McUlt
Local notes from Bakerville and surroundings
Saul Wilcott builds a new dwelling near the road while Anton Henseler adds a curing room to his cheese factory on the south side. Mrs Christina Cattanach of Longwood visits relatives as roads dry after mud. The Lindsey Telephone line is split into two parts with ten phones on Elche and twelve on Lindsey. P N Christensen bought the former Casper Schafer farm at sheriff sale and rents to Bert Mercer. J C Kraemer sells saloon hotel and store on Bakerville corner to Aug Michaelski, moving to Lincoln Park. Cole's Veterinary Carbolgalve ad promotes quick healing for horse wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton ‘Henseler
P. N. Christensen
Casper Schafer
Philip Kohl
Sect
Sherif
Bert Mercer
J. C. Kraemer
Bakerville
Aug. Michaelski
Mr. Kraemer
Lincoln Park
Local visitors and court events noted in brief
George Young visits the area while H Henning attends court in Neilisville. R Kurth of Pleasant Ridge was here Sunday. The school-house will be built by Prat Dow. Mrs Cline traveled to Marahfield for a day last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Kurth
Pleasant Ridge
Prat Dow
Cline
Marahfield
Memorial Day Exercises Endorse Veterans Respect in City
A large crowd attended Memorial Day ceremonies last Saturday. A procession including the band military company G A R and civic groups moved from Central Avenue school to the cemetery where veterans graves were decorated and salutes fired. The afternoon meeting was held at City Hall due to unfinished park stands with a platform built for the event. The Second Regiment band played, Rev Young offered invocations, Maennerchor sang, Neal Brown of Wausau delivered a stirring address, and at 7 18 PM the flag was lowered by Sergeants McLees and Haebig followed by a street demonstration drill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
Central Avenue
Young
Neal Brown
Wausau
Pankow
Brown
McLees
Haebig
Tailor or sewing machine dealer for proper goods
Fred J. Seno on 505 Central Ave advises customers seek specialized shops for quality. A tailor is best for a well fitting suit, while a sewing machine should be bought from a sewing machine dealer, not a grocery store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Seno
Central Ave
That Throbbing Headache Thrown Off By New Life Pills
Dr Kings New Life Pills claim quick relief for sick and nervous headaches. They improve blood and health, selling for 25 cents with a money back guarantee if not cured. Sold by Sexton Brothers druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Sexton Brothers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fred Petter
Beaver Dam
Petter
Ms. Mannigel
T. Condon
Nebraska
Sam Wood
Rozellyilie
Chas. Kilann
Riverside
Stratford
Jim Condon
Frank Weinfurter
Mike Weinfurter
Jack Moon
Connor Retail Ltr. Co
Old Chair Factory
Miss Moody
Stevens Point
Jennie Whitney
Principal Oakley
Babcock
Willie Jones
Waukesha
Ella Rhode
Mukwonago
John H. Williams
Columbus
Ixonia
C. Leroeux
Leroux
Mill Creek
Modern Structural Company of
Fred Becker
Jennie May Whitney
George Homer Humphrey
Ethel Belle Putney
George Humphrey
Vesper
Robt. Morris
Maybelle Murgatroyd
Glee Club
Iverson
W. J. Agnew
Cole
Ang. Sullivan
Marsheld
Harry Koh
Earnst Leiteritz
Kohl Bros
Wm. Tessmer
Tressie ‘Hornick
Hewitt
Orb Isbell
Wahl
East
Frank Marohi
Robert Breight
Win. Tesmer
Riverside Dance
Tom Hughes
A. D. Kaiser
H.J. Cordell
Grand Rapids
Connor ReTai
Bert Reas
Willis Barney
A. B. Barney
Chas. Rienow
Adelbert
Brooke
Bronka
Grace Butters
Wausan
August Frank
Mrs. Bonesteale
North Rock
Alois Jungwirth
Geo Byers
Wm. Dix, Jr
John Rothenberger
Wm. Dix
Dix
Minn
Wm. Becker
Nasonville
Costor Retar Lumser Co
Telephone
Chili Creamery Co
Mr. Rote
Racine
Finois
Burlingham
Shullsberg
Saul Wilcott
Christina Cattanach
Nee Paulson
Longwood
Fr. Daniels
Lindsey Telephone Company
Elche
Lindsey
Tate
George Young
H. Henning
Neilisville
Turbin
Berlin
Germany
Blodgett Hotel
Tor
Tas
Catarah Fonten
Phoux
Andolph St
Peter J. Kraus
Waderaclis
Marshfield, Wis
California
Polnte
Oregon
Inau
Chicago & North-Western Railway
M. Dunn
O. D
Optician
Wis
Rembs & Storm's
Theo. Musiel
Musiel
Fourth St
GEO
H. Welton
Baker's Restaurant
R.H. Schroeder
Mansion House
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