Real Estate Transfers and a Tragic Memorial Day Death
Real estate transfers listed from Wood County and surrounding areas include Vinzena Fellmann to Irma Ross in Chicago on May 12 1907 for one dollar. H R Nelson to John Vetter on Aug 22 1906 for 31 rods valued at $200. S Woodworth to C A Gachnang on May 20 1907 for $1500. J R Esser to Almira Pleckham for $2000. Geo H Offord to Anton Katenberger on May 4 1907 for $2100. G Karl Miller to May Tonblaik on May 6 1907 for $1100. Philip Adler to Chas Miller on May 8 or 9 1907 for $661. A Pine River farmer, Chas Slater, discovers his year old daughter's body beneath a school window on Memorial Day, the sash causing fatal neck injury as the girl attempted to enter for the memorial celebration. The teacher had not yet arrived and the door was locked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinzena Fellmann
Wood County
Irma Ross
Chiscago
Ill
Meridan
H.R. Nelson
Grant
Portage County
John Vetter
S. Woodworth
Pittsville
C.A. Gachnang
John R. Esser
Almira M. Pleckham
Marshfield
Geo. H. Offord
Rock
Anton Katenberger
G Karl Miller
May Tonblaik
Philip Adlers
Chas. Slater
Pine River
Stevens Point
Injuries Reported After Barn Raising Wind Disaster
Last week Tuesday a strong wind felled a barn on Wm Wilson's farm between Neillsville and Greenwood. Physicians from Neillsville treated numerous injured men including James Shaw with hip and leg injuries, Harvey Campbell with a head and shoulder impact, Sol Barrett with broken ribs, Albert Neis with an ankle fracture, Louis Barton with an arm injury, Howard Begley with cuts to head and face, Ed Begley with a head cut, Wm Tourville with leg injuries, Fred Zickert with head cuts, John Dittman with bruises and stunning, W K Armitage with head and face injuries, Fred Wendt with foot and toe injuries, Len Shaw with back injury, Albert Barton with a head cut, Rudolph Sukow with bruises, and Emil Jaos Se with bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Wilson
Neillsville
Greenwood
James Shaw
Harvey Campbell
Sol Barrett
Albert Neis
Louis Barton
Howard Begley
Ed Begley
Wm. Tourville
Fred Zickert
John Dittman
W. K. Armitage
Tuton
Fred Wendt
Len Shaw
Albert Barton
Rudolph Sukow
Emil Jaos Se
Robbery at Wausau hits resident on city street
Peter Meyer of Marathon City was knocked down near the Northwestern depot in Wausau last Wednesday evening and robbed of his watch and all his money. He was badly beaten by the robber described as a hold-up man. The incident follows past similar attacks in a few blocks of the depot area, prompting calls for better patrols in that area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Meyer
Marathon City
Northwestern
Wausau
Meyer
Diverse social and public notices from Pittsville area
A large crowd attended a Bowery dance on Monday. Mrs August Brooks travels to Menasha to visit her daughter, Pittsville. Henry Wagner visits Oshkosh. T G Crowley visited Chicago on business. A pension officer and Mrs Clyde McCoy visit Marshfield and Freeport locals are visiting. Arthur Sickles and James Dustin from Grand Rapids were here Sunday. Chas Hener remodels his home. Will Wegner handles the work. Bert Wells completes a teaching term at Junction City and returns home. Miss Kriste Hatteberg returns to Marshfield after leading the Grammar dept. A ball game at the grounds sees focal lose to Veedum 18 to 13. We are without a dentist as Dr H H Weickel leaves for Milwaukee for vacation and future plans. Prof Glen Jynisman leaves for River Falls after a successful term. offered better post at Alma Center, friends hope he stays. Pittsville High School Senior Class 1907 commencement at Hougen's Hall Friday June 7th with program including orchestral selections, invocations, class history and prophecy, vocal solo, trust problem, duets, chorus, talks, diploma presentation by Prof Glen Junisman. Class roll: Ethel Clack, George Landay, Arthur Mitchell. class flower Carnation. colors Crimson and White. Program well rendered. Sanford's talk well received. hall decor rich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Weickel
Lefe
Milwaukee
Glen Jynisman
River Falls
Alma Center
Pittsville High School
Hougen’s Hall
Crown Orchestra
Florence E. Brown
Ethel Clack
Arthur Mitchell
George Sunday
Clarence Tavell
Leslie McCoy
Sanford
Stevens Point Normal
George Landay
John Odell
Crown Ocestra
Glen Junisman
Ethel Jane Clack
George Alped Landay
Arthur Robert Mitchell
Auburndale News Reports Four New Cottages Erected
Connor Co. begins erection of four cottages with expected more before fall. Presbyterian Sunday School held a Chicken Day exercise with a pleasing program by children. Commencement exercises at Auburndale state graded school featured six graduates receiving diplomas in Batery hall. Weather ideal and attendance large. Performances included instrumental solos and duets, readings, and diplomas presented by Prof. M. H. Jackson. Class plans to begin High School at Marshfield next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connor Co
Presbyterian
Vilage
Batery Hall
Auburndale
J. D
Sophia Panzer
Wis
Fred M. Grube
C. E. Tucker
Olive Friedman Hasenty
Walter Adelperdntrumental
Della Secreta
Wallace Roderick Connor
Wilmur G. Ay Drollinger
Margaret Cady
Ae Connor
Miss Seefeld
Ecke
M. H. Jackson
Grand Rapids
Marshfield
Local residents carry out weekend social calls
Hewitt Herman Arent transacted business at Thorpe Saturday. Anton Dallendorfer of Richfield was seen on our streets Sunday. Chas. Arent took in the excursion to Neenah and Menasha Sunday. Wm. Burhopp of Richfield visited with W. E. Hargrave Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewitt Herman Arent
Thorpe
Anton Dallendorfer
Richfield
Our Streets
Chas. Arent
Neenah and Menasha
Wm. Burhopp
W. E. Hargrave
Local Social Notes from Spencer and Marshfield Area
Miss Ida Parrett shopped in Marshfield Saturday while Miss Matthe Damon spent Sunday there. Bessie Graham of Unity visited Mrs. Williams to sew, and Miss Ella Ketel of Neillsville saw Miss Marry Hanson. Mrs. Bennett of Juneau visited her brother D. M. Hanson last week. Messrs C. M. Christainsen and B. J. Landau shopped in Marshfield Thursday. Ed Heath Sr. a Soo Line conductor, returned home for a visit Saturday. Mrs. Lavender and Miss Lavender of Superior visited Dr. and Mrs. P. F. A. Soles. The Junior League served ice cream at the M. E. church on Wednesday afternoon. Geo. Greenman, former Spencer resident now in Portland, Oregon, visited last week. Mrs. L. Messes, recently in Stillwater and St Peter, Minn., returned home Tuesday. Miss Maude Damon came home from Greenwood to spend the summer and will teach the Greenwood grammar department again. Deputy Sheriff John Kandy of Colby questioned Earl Cole in connection with a recent twenty dollar disappearance from a farmer’s house. Dr. Lathrop of Marshfield was called Sunday morning for Mrs. J. K. Hayward, ill with a serious condition. A Mothers’ Meeting under the W. C. T. U. was held at the parsonage on Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthe Damon
Marshfield
Bessie Graham
Unity
Williams
Ella Ketel
Neillsville
Marry Hanson
Bennett
Juneau
D. M. Hanson
Messdames
C. M. Christainsen
B. J. Landau
Marshheld
Ed. Heath, Sr
Soo Line
M. E
Geo. Greenman
Spencer
Portland
Oregon
Maude Damon
Greenwood
Greenwood School
John Kandy
Colby
Earl Cole
Lathrop
J. K. Hayward
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Bierline Paul
Bie
J.T
Clark & Wagner
Clark Chas
Dugo
Rosa Kelley
BE. H. Keahn
Martha Koehler
Anna Multra
W. Sprangne
Chas
Sheardy
Barth
Uthmeier
R. Gaunt
Anton Tomer
Will Dohm
Max. Pohl
Bowery
August Brooks
Menasha
Henry Wagner
Oshkosh
T. G. Crowley
Chicago
Clyde McCoy
Boyd Kraemer
Freeport
Arthur Sickles
James Dustin
Chas. Hener
Will Wegner
Bert Wells
Junction City
Kriste Hatteberg
Focal
Veedum
Ida Parrett
Glassner
Sangerfest
Antigo
Norbuwenb
Eniuing
Wisconsin
Business Unive la
Gallup
Rasmussen's Crist Mill
Marshfield Fuel Company
Lutterman & Eckes
Cent. Avé
R. Connor Ca
Chippewa Sugar Co
Chippewa Falls
H. E. Bauer
Peter J. Kraus
Los Angeles
California
San Francisco
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Mexico
Black Hill
S. D
Wyoming
Kansas
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Utah
Jamestown Exposition
Norfolk, Va
Norfolk
C. R. Chapman
Tray
Paya
Sir Paul
Cyrus D. Stockwell
Marshield, Wis
J. Lapp
Central Ave
Wicker
Desiana Corrrichts &c
Hanogdok
Pataute Lake
Mun & Tocelye
Scientific American
Ugteeet Aire Dalaon
Snot Aby Geortie Curnel, Orks ‘Aar
LoNinv & Cos Neutrester
York Or St
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