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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1897
Page
14
The column reports on diverse happenings including new telephone line work to Awburndale, openings and moves in local businesses such as a saloon and dressmaking parlor, and upcoming celebrations on July 4 and July 1. It mentions Miss Charnley visiting from Minneapolis, a gala in Steatford, and various social engagements, with several names and places tied to the area and April to early July dates.
The town announces a week of special sales by Vollwar and Voulker with fireworks and a Bowery dance in Adler's Grove. Local folks report county weather and crop outlook while Miss Mary Lukes and Henry Fisher wed. Community notices include saloon license hearings, arrivals, and farewells among residents and visitors.
Eis-Goy and Upham offered business tips to Clavgland Oll this week. Mrs. Charley Brown of Abbotsford hosted Miss Nary Allman while Mrs. W. G. Murry and her son plan a two week absence. Vero Wielson visited from Meedford with his parents. Conductor Harry Ferguson and family depart for two weeks at Rise Lake. Ms. Hamilton Roddls, studying in Milwaukee, returns home for vacation. J.N. Boyington spent Sunday with his wife and family. Antot Langsdorf praised Marshfield visit last Friday. Misses Hattie and Gulu Osborne hosted by friends. In city, Miss Filly Beautie, Miss Olivia Tahn and Ed Hahn attended Hewitt high exercises. Mrs. A. B. Crawford and two sons from Grand Rapids hosted by Mary and Mrs. J. H. Ames. Wines Glennan of Stegas Point passed through en route to Tnyal for a repairs job at the plinger mill. Als. BE. Wineh and children visiting Chilton with Winch. Mr. and Mrs. Upham and Mrs. Coye and families left for two weeks outing on the Chala O’Lakes at Wiapuca. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gootschivs of Weeyanwega attended the Woodmen picnic, hosted by A. Gootsching. Mrs. B. M. Wing of LaCrosse and Mrs. Ellsworth expected July 1 to spend the garamer with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pensley left Saturday for Lake City, Minnesota.
The Hatteberg veneer factory, burned on Tuesday morning April 20, is being rebuilt. Construction resumed last Saturday with smooth progress. The new plant will feature nearly all new machinery of modern make. Superintendent Mr Boddis drives the rapid reassembly, and the community welcomes the return of the factory whistle.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Jalie Wilhelm on Wednesday and a son was born to Mr and Mrs Albert Spring on Monday. The notices list two newborns and acknowledge the families.
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