Mannville graduates hold recital and wand drill
The Mannville school held its graduating exercises on Friday May 28 with six graduates Agnes Fleischmann Hulda Egger Eva Schmidt Ethel Buckmaster Albert Hoff and Emil Karau assisted by other students. The program featured salutatory prophecy farewell address a debate on Washington versus Lincoln won by the affirmative a class song and a wand drill by graduates and older pupils the wands in green and white. Miss Fleischman wrote the class song and Agnes Fleischmann led the salutatory. Harriet Allyn of New York City visited Mrs R A Buckmaster while Otto Hoff and Conrad Seubert Sr worked on local projects and a neighborhood picnic closed the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mannville School
Agnes Fleischmann
Hulda Egger
Eva Schmidt
Ethel Buckmaster
Albert Hoff
Emil Karau
Agnes Fleischman
Hulda Egeer
Washington
Lincoln
Hewitt Briefs Include Local Travel and Baseball Tale
Hewitt notes Ralph Zwekee a Hewitt caller on Sunday. Miss Agnes Bauer of Chicago visits with Mr and Mrs Joe Seidel. Chas W Schroeder and Frank Seidel went to Arpin on business. Frank J Seidel leaves for Milwaukee to learn barber trade. Chas Dabns leaves for Waukesha after two weeks with relatives. J Eming of Spencer helps Geo Hasselberger on new barn masons. Auburndale baseball team plays thirteen innings here, score 6 to 7 Hewitt. Albert Bubdy hauls timber to rebuild barn destroyed by lightning two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Zwekee
Hewitt
Agnes Bauer
Chicago
Joe Seidel
Chas. W. Schroeder
Frank Seidel
Arpin
Frank J. Seidel
Milwaukee
J. Eming
Spencer
Geo. Hasselberger
Auburndale
Albert Bubdy
Local Notes Reflect Summer Travel and Tragic Accident
Mrs Cox visited Watsall on Saturday. Jon Lawrance remains ill. John Brandl has undergone a transplant. A shed demolition by Fou Kauntner Henry Wix and Tony Wik went to Marshfield last week. The Hughes couple left for Manville to visit relatives. A Stratford picnic drew locals, with rough walk on Park Ave to stay warm. Devener’s four year old died after falling into a hot wash boiler Saturday. Dohm spent Sunday in town. Elinor Snyder visited Mrs. Robert Duthie. Thresa and Cecila Andraska stay home for summer. Hofman now works at Marshfield's Raddis Veneer Factory. Gail and Clark Gadson in Grand Rapids with their father. Christoperson boys returned home for church Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brandl
Fou Kauntner
Henry Wix
Tony Wik
Marshfield
Chas. Hughes
Manville
Stratford
Park Ave
Max Devener
Gail and
Clark Gadson
Grand Rapids
Christoperson
Special Low Excursion Rates for National Conventions
Special low excursion rates with liberal return limits and favorable stop over privileges throughout the summer to Denver Salt Lake City Los Angeles Portland Spokane Seattle St Paul and Minneapolis account NEA Epworth League Christian Endeavor G A R Ellis J OG F National Irrigation Congress A P Exposition and other national gatherings First class train service Choice of routes Side trips to mountain resorts of Colorado Yellowstone and Yosemite For dates of sale sleeping car reservations printed itineraries and full information apply to any Ticket Agent of The North Western Line 35th
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
Portland
Spokane
Seattle
St. Paul
Minneapolis
N. E.A
Epwotta League
Christian Endeavor
Ellis
Yellowstone
Yosemite
North-Western Line
Rheumaline touted as cure for rheumatism and related ailments
An advertisement declares Rheumaline a proven uric acid antitoxic remedy once used to cure a bedridden patient in 90 days. It claims rapid pain relief and lists conditions such as rheumatism neuralgia gout and kidney liver bladder stomach troubles. The ad urges purchase through R J Strauss drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Fox
St. LaCross
Wis
R.J. Strauss
R. J. Strauss
Estate of Philip C Bouke Wood County Court Notice
In the matter of the estate of Philip C Bouke the court fixes the creditor claim period to end January 1 1930 and requires claims to be examined at Grand Rapids Court House. Publication in Marshfield Times for four consecutive weeks to notify creditors. Dated June 11, 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip C. Bouke
Auumencary
Philip C. Boulke
Richfield
of Wood
Bertha Boulke
A. D
Philip C
Boulke
Philip
Bourke
Grand Rapids
Marshfield Times
County of Wood
Conway
John Dotzel Sets Up Piano Tuning Service in Marshfield
John Dotzel, a piano tuner, establishes permanent residence in the city and will promptly respond to all orders. Leave work orders at Mechler's jewelry store. For directions to W. A. Wesler’s residence, try 306 East Fourth Street in Marshfield where wind mills, pumps, and well-drills are sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dotzel
Mechler's
Marshfield
W. A. Wesler
E. Fourth St
Cure for eczema using wintergreen oil wash
A local seller touts a ready made wash called the D. D. D. Prescription of Oil of Wintergreen Compound for eczema. The remedy allegedly soothes itching instantly and provides immediate relief after application. The article notes old cases may take longer while promising universal effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Estate of Frank Cady hearing on account and residue
In Wood County Court probate matter of the estate of Frank Cady sole executor Edward L. Resdo has filed to examine and settle his administration. A hearing on the account and assignment of the residue is set at Grand Rapids June 20, 1900 at 4 PM with notice by publication for three weeks in the Marshfield Times. Hamilton Mfg. Co. of Two Rivers Wis seeks machine hands for wood working machinery and bench work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood County Court
Frank
Cady
Edward L. Resdo
Grand Rapids
Marshfield
Conway
C. Pors
Hamilton Mfg. Co
Two Rivers
Wis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mann
Otto Hoff
Conrad Seubert Sr
Francis Churney
Harriet Allyn
New York City
R.A. Buckmaster
Miss Allyn
Chas. Dabms
Waukesha
Staart
Cox
Watsall
Jon Lawrance
Ruplinger
Mrs. Dohm
Town
Elinor Snyder
Robert Duthie
Thresa and
Cecila Andraska
Frank Hofman
Raddis Veneer
Laemle
Louis Laemle
State OF
Wisconsin
Wood County
Frank 8. Ticknor
Eland
State Bank
Ticknor
Mali
Russia
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