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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1901
Page
12
Local notes in Marshfield area report sightings of Andrew Wilson and visits from Miss Matilda Minot with her sister, plus several travels and visits to Oshkosh Milwaukee Hortonville and Marshfield. A June fair for St Marys church and a quilt raffle are noted along with fire incident humor and minor accidents. Community events include Masonic banquet, school picnic and upcoming Sherry Mills picnic with program.
John Hendrickson and family moved here from Unity early in the week. Supervisor A. E. Beebee is at Wausau attending county board this week. Miss Kate Viney of Janesville is visiting with her cousin Miss Laura Munhall. Herb Tibbits and family spent last Sunday at Spencer as guests of Sam Butters’ family. W. Dewey the Rockford lumberman made a business call here one day this week. Otto Brown and wife of Unity visited over Sunday with his sister Mrs A A Wert. Ed Fredrickson who served as yard manager for B F McMillan & Bro departed June 1st for LaCrosse where he has taken a similar position. Wm Zoellner succeeds him as foreman of the yard here.
Ex County Treasurer N M Berg and Town Chairman Harry Thomas were seen locally last Friday. Peter Epbo finished cutting staves at the mill and will complete cutting the saw logs in eight or ten days. Barney and Oscar Spubler visited Oshkosh to see their brother John sent to the asylum in January. Heavy showers on Wednesday and the day before spurred plants to grow. several new structures are going up including barns of Anton Nenahble, Joseph Regele, and Solon Jensen.
Richfield and Rob Isabell visited Stratford to see his brother last Sunday. A horse owned by C Butler was badly cut on a wire fence. Brown's School pupils enjoyed a picnic on the banks of the Yellow River near Morehouse Place.
The tenth j commencement of the high school will be held Thursday evening June 13 at Adler's opera house. Nine graduates deliver orations in a formal program featuring named students and topics. Class day exercises follow Monday evening with plays, music, and special features including the president’s address and a class ode.
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