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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1911
Page
12
A sequence of short notices details visits and callers in Spencer and nearby towns. Names include Chas Feeter, Mike Carson, Rispa Crawell, Lila Wendell, Mrs. Straub, Mrs. Reas, Dr. Hipke, Anson Green, Miss Tressie Plear, Mrs. Prehn, Ed Rayhart, A W Follett, Mrs. Mallory, Mabel, M Varney, Anton Carlson, Pyatt family, Frank Schofield, M C Blake. Public school closed with a picnic. staff changes noted for next year.
Monday reports include John Roecklein in Glencoe and Barn work by Francis and F X Durst south of Auburndale. The St Joseph school will close June 23 and a class of 17 communicants prepares for communion at St Joseph church.
John Graham's Guernsey cow produced triplet calf boys last Monday with two thriving and one dead. Bethel academy held its 12th year graduation for 17 students, with diplomas presented by Prof. Stone and an address by Prof. Graf. A large faculty and student picnic followed at Mr. Enos Cleveland's grave with games, swings, and a restorative repast. The Bethel camp meeting linked to the S D A Wisconsin Conference will convene at Portage on June 18, with several Bethel church members attending. Ongoing rains delay farm work but may curb cutworms. students began returning home except those overseeing farm duties.
Mr Cle Gilberts lost a horse in Cameron. Miss Myrle Tinkham visited Oshkosh and Wausau last week. The Fethofer Bros finished Andrew Spanglers barn last week Wednesday. Conrad Schalk purchased a Rozellville area farm for John Gritten and will move soon. A crowd attended the picnic at School District No. 1 last Friday and reported a pleasant time.
Mr. and Mrs. Prentice and son visited relatives on Sunday. Mrs. S. Heiss of Morrison and Lil visited relatives. The Modern Woodman plan a July 4 celebration. The Waiter Winebrenner family from Auburndale spent Sunday here. Harry Robinson from Soo Line visited his parents. Esther Frey and Frank Summerfeldt wed on Tuesday June. Mrs. C. Winnebrenner hosted a 15-relative dinner. Arpin baseball played Sherry Sunday. Royal Neighbors plan a neck tie party for Saturday June 10. All welcome.
Friday’s storm knocked out several telephone lines in Richfield. Local farm news notes Wm Gessert and Wendal David wiring new basements for barns and A C Towle selling his farm to Willie Hansen of Marshfield. Children’s Day events and a June 11 ice cream social drew praise. Tent meetings planned to start June 15 with visiting ministers. location to be announced next week.
Miss Mionie Gergs and Hugo Machtan married at Immanuel Lutheran Church last Thursday in a ceremony performed by Rev. Thom with relatives and friends in attendance. Miss Lydia Duchow and Hattie Gergs served as witnesses while Ernes Rechner and William Zell attended. A wedding dinner followed at the bride’s parents home on Fourth Street.
Wood County Wisconsin county court fixes December 1 1911 as deadline for creditors to present claims against Henry A Lathrop deceased. Court to examine and adjust all claims at Grand Rapids court in January 1912. Notice to be published in Marshfield Times within fifteen days of this date.
In the matter of the estate of Frank Vogel the court orders that Emelia Vogel administrator may account for administration and that the residue be distributed to eligible heirs. A hearing is set for September at the Grand Rapids probate office with notice by publication for three consecutive weeks.
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