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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
6
The speaker lauds twenty two graduates as entering a new epoch, urging lifelong citizenship and gratitude to parents and teachers. He likens daily blessings to violets at our feet, warns against chasing distant happiness, and ends with the senior class bidding farewell and urging underclassmen to uphold high standards as they move forward.
Bethel reports road overseer Frank Foote undertaking major annual road work. Frida Trommel bruised her elbow after a fall from a swing at the picnic grounds. Mesdames Mary C. and Elva Mc Reynolds visited Bethel for the Academy reception. Dr. O Calkins of New London is in town for dental work. The academy term ended with the spring session and most students returned home. Fred Cole begins a new house project and will occupy the Mikelsen house temporarily with his family alongside Mrs. Replogle’s vacated residence.
Mrs Schroeder of Spencer welcomed back from Colby on Monday. Eau Claire resident Guy Blaisdell visited Spencer Sunday. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Utter on Sunday June 12. Miss Johnston of Abbotsford called on Spencer residents Monday. Mrs J H Clark of Unity visited Spencer relatives last Tuesday. Bert Andrews and Will Clack traveled to Minneapolis for a short visit. J D Graves bought a new five passenger Ford automobile Saturday.
A storm of requests to issue licenses for strong, ardent and intoxicating liquors fills the Marshfield City Council docket. Names include Mrs A Wendel, Gerhard Marx, H Schrov Pare, Mr Fromm, Ella Mason, Miss Mary Welch, and others with bondsmen listed. Locations cited are 501 North Central Avenue, 218 South Central Ave, and 108 South Capital Avenue. Dates span June 9 to June 18, 1910, with multiple notices from residents seeking license approvals for Marshfield in Wood County Wisconsin.
Long service will be at Alfred Willett's. Miss Bertha Murland starts for Seattle June 18. Miss Lily Stuck assists Mrs. Thomas. Jennie Matson returns from Evanston for summer. Guests of J. C. Davis and family. Beatrice Bothopp injured her foot but recovers. Wm. Burhopp sells three Poland China pigs to buyers in Bethel Pittsville and Marshfield. Laura Robinson returns from Bleva to attend Stevens Point normal. Gessert sells farm to Oklahoma buyers and plans to move.
The Mission hosts children day services next Sunday at 2 o'clock in Town Hall. Burkie Dix is recovering from a fall from a scaffold with no bones broken. Last Sunday's Presbyterian church services were a decided success with a full house and many outside. Remarks praised the Sunday school children and parents joining the World Sunday School band. Rev Brown spoke kindly and Rev Dewey of Grand Rapids attended, with the Mission S S choir excelling.
Sex ton Bros guarantee Hyomei relieves catarrh coughs sore throat and colds within two minutes. Complete outfit sells for $1.00 with extra bottles offered. Money back guarantee if not cured.
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