Bethel Academy changes and a May wedding in town
Bethel Academy sees key staff departures and arrivals as Prof Bunger prepares to run the academy and Bethel Post Office in the interim. Eld T G Lewis preaches on spirituality amid looming prophecy. Clifton Palmer and Emma Trammer wed at the Baker house with about 80 guests and a celebratory reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eld
T. G. Lewis
Bethel Church
Rudolph McChesney
Rosa Trommer
Palmer
Mrs Henry Brooks Cameron Health Gains
Community notes mention Mrs Henry Brooks Cameron improving in health. Troyd Noble bought a team from William Neil. A surprise party occurred last week Tuesday at Mr and Mrs O Rol’s home. Mrs Riesling and two children visited Mr and Mrs Gee in Stowell on Thursday and attended the Picnic. Anna Weigl and Nellie Stowell visited Kieslings Friday and Lloyd Nobles Saturday. Anna Weigl closed a successful school term last Thursday with a well attended picnic. Pupils admired her teaching. she earned affection from all who knew her. We regret her departure but wish her a good vacation and return in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Riesling
Anna Weigl
Nellie Stowell
Wm. Kiesling
Lloyd Noble
Miss Weig
Bark peeling and railroad work recruiting ad
Wanted one hundred men for bark peeling and railroad labor. Wages range from $2.25 to $2.50 per cord and $24.00 to $32.00 per month plus board. Employer listed as Medford Lumber Co. of Medford Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford Lumber Co
Medford
Wis
Community Notes From Stevens Point and Nearby Towns
Mrs EW Follett traveled to Neillsville for Decoration Day and Miss Rispa Crowell visited Stevens Point friends Saturday. Mrs Hen Hoey of Rib Lake visited relatives, while Mrs J Gardiner stayed in Stevens Point earlier. Elizabeth Schwantes has returned from Marshfield hospital and is improving. C Plomer arrived from Lincoln Nebraska after wintering with her daughter Mrs E Gustin. Dr and Mrs Soles and daughter Bernice went to Milladore for a day trip. Spencer boys played Colby in baseball, leading when Colby quit in the sixth. Mr and Mrs Hamman of Rolling Prairie stayed with Mrs Fred Reas and left for Westfield. Mrs Martha Ingham traveled to Lake City Minnesota for a granddaughter’s wedding. Mrs F Johnson bought furniture in Oshkosh for Hotel Marathon, which is undergoing extensive renovation. Inez Fulton returned home to Stevens Point for summer, noted as re ta aged for primary. May Dygart and Harry Crosby wed in a surprise ceremony, returning home then heading to Mellen where he works for the Soo Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EW. Follett
Neillsville
Rispa Crowell
Stevens Point
Hen Hoey
Rib Lake
J. Gardiner
Elizabeth Schwantes
Marshfield Hospital
C. Plomer
Lincoln
Neb
E. E. Gustin
F. A. Soles
Bernice
Miliadore
Spencer Boys
Colby
Hamman
Rolling Prairie
Fred Reas
Westfield
F. Johnson
Oshkosh
Marathon
Inez Fulton
Miss May
Marshfield News Summary of Local Socials and Livestock Event
Richfield reports Joe Thomas and family visited Sunday at Wm Burhopps. Mrs J M Hamiston hosted her Fond du Lac brother. A party gathered at Geo Stowell’s in Cameron Friday. Alfred Willette crews the barn basement. J C Frazier of Bethel handles the work. The Wisconsin Livestock Association’s Live Stock Special comes to Marshfield Friday June 9 from 9 to 12. Farmers urged to bring wives. expected good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Thomas
Wm. Burhopps
J. M. Hamiston
Fond du Lac
Geo. Stowell
Cameron
Alfred Willette
J. C. Frazier
Bethel
Wisconsin Livestock Association of Madison
Marshfield
Castoria Brand Identity From Chas E Fletcher
Castoria bears the emblem of Chas E Fletcher and has been in use for over thirty years under the well known slogan The Kind You Have Always Bought. The long standing trust in the product reflects consistent care and familiar branding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
E.fletcher
Local notes from Auburndale and surrounding area
Leo Varsho of Auburndale visited Leys over Sunday. School closed Friday and Josephine Weigh left for Marshfield. Wm Hath, section foreman, is sick with pleurisy and out for weeks. Geo Ley of Luxemburg visited Sunday to see his sick wife cared for by Mr and Mrs B X Durst. Frances and JF Durst move buildings for Aug Brooks. Brooks sold land to the Insane Asylum and wants buildings moved to his son in law's place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Varsho
Auburndale
Ley’s
Josephtine Weigh
Marshfield
Geo. Ley of
Luxemburg
B. X. Durst
Frances
JF. X. Durst
Aug. Brooks
Brooks
Insane Asylum
The Perfect Husband in Mrs Tallick’s Social Circle
In a sewing club debate Mrs Talleck's boastful praise of her husband Henry Tallick stirs envy as friends compare their own mates. The group admires his wit personality and politeness while lamenting their own lackluster spouses. A shocky end reveals Mrs Spenger's surprising happiness at the sight of Mrs Tallick.
Bridge Night Gossip at Safe Hosteia Saturday
A late night Punch quotation captures a humorous exchange about a bridge game. The characters Safe, Hosteia and Colonel Babbatarian joke about the time and being dummy in a late Saturday night session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosteia
Robber in the Room Ends in Bloodshed
A traveler recounts staying at a rural Kentucky inn where a robber hid in a secret passage and attempted to steal $3,300. He woke to a knife poised above him, grappled the intruder, and killed him with the knife he wrestled free, discovering a hidden closet used as the suspect’s lurking place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Kueza
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bethel Academy
Bunger
Stone
Bethel Post Office
Fattie
Indiana
Graysville
Tennessee
Stane
Henry Brooks
Troyd Noble
Wm. Neil
Mrs. O. Roland
Spencer
Martha Ingham
Lake City
Minnesota
Richfield
Hewitt
Chicago
Enosha
Hosiery CO
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Mr. Tallack
Mrs. Tallack
Sewing Club
Mrs. Talleck
Mre. Tallecki
Kirk
Atom
North Western Line
California
North
Pacific Coast
Colorado
Northern Lines
Colorado, Utah
Yellowstone Park
New York
New Jersey
New Hampshire
Maine
Massachusetts
Vermont
Ontario
Quebec
New Brunswick
Newfoundland
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
E. Strouts
Marshfield, Wis
G. H. Macrae
St. Paul, Minn
Royal Baking Powder
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!