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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1907
Page
12
Fragmentary remarks recount a Philadelphia explorer and his wife in Labrador and a widow’s tombstone wish. A siege-era editor borrows a Cape Town paper and sells a special edition, then meets Cecil Rhodes who laments its dispersal. The text remains rough and disjointed.
A couple rides to avoid pursuit as a tired horse collapses. Harold reveals a gasoline can hidden along the road and plans to fake an automobile elopement to outpace Harold's father, who would only chase with a mule. The scene captures a melodramatic turn in a love tale from the Chicago Daily News.
A promotion urging men to seek proper medical care warns against unproven treatments and stresses tailored methods by Dr L M Tarbin of Chicago. It notes his fifteen year presence in Marshfield and announces a patient consultation at Blodgett Hotel on Wednesday July 3.
Notice that a sewer extension plan for Sixth Street between Spruce Street and the Northwest Quarter of Section 7 in Marshfield is prepared and open for inspection at the City Clerk’s office. Property owners and interested parties in Ward 10 are urged to review within 30 days of publication and file objections. The board will convene July 10, 1907 to consider any objections. further public inspection hours and names of local officials listed.
Notice directs sealed bids for sewer construction on Sixth Street. Plans and specifications are on file in Marshfield Wis at City Clerk office. Bids due by August 18 1907 noon in sealed envelopes marked Bids for sewer on Sixth Street. City reserves right to reject any or all bids.
Ds Hougen visits Chicago on business while Bruces relatives stay nearby. Mrs Krause and children visit, Bert Rollins of Atlanta spends time with his mother. Vern McCoy plans summer work in Rockford. Byron Dawson and Lewis Dawes visit Dawesville parents. Henry Schlegel to Jacksonville for new job. Mrs Young of Duluth extends visit at Woodworth home. Kraus family from Butte guests at Hougen home. Mable Mitchell and Ethel Clark attend commerce exercises at Stevens Point Normal. Mr and Mrs Stockwell of Montana visit C H Dawes home. stockwell sister of Mrs Dawes. Fred Brown resigns from Baum Dest Store. Earl Hockins succeeds him. Board of Review held equalization on June 24. town Chairman Jenkins absent. John Jenkins resigns as president of cooperative creamery. Joe Thomas named acting president.
Bakerylile Mrs Anton Henseler on sick list last week. Parsonage work began last week. Corpus Christi Church services next Sunday at 0 o clock. Mildred Royce visiting Lucia Kraemer last Sunday. Annie Schuster works on H J Beer's vegetable farm. Mr and Mrs W J Brier visiting E Royce this week. July 4 celebration planned at Lincoln Park Bakerville. Kitty Hephner returned from Stevens Point, left for Hurley. Mr and Mrs Peter Bell visiting with Jon Gretinger at Hewitt. Emet Hephner arrived home from Campbellsport where he taught last year. Louis Kasberger home from hospital, reported little improved. Carolyn A Kraemer and Lillian Hephner returned from Grand Rapids Saturday for Training School commencement and alumni banquet.
E J Greenman begins basement excavation for two new barns. P N Hanson visited Grand Rapids on business last week. Mr and Mrs Cutler and Mable Bliss traveled to Marshfield. Albert Carlson of Grand Rapids visits with friends here. Augusta Doty of Minneapolis visited P Hanson. Prof A W Hallock and family returned home after visiting Granton relatives while he conducted business in Superior.
Richfield reports Will Krause erecting a fine barn on his farm while Miss Mary Kenney of Thorp is a halttoge Mr. and Mrs. A. Dallender er Frank Strong and family are in tending to move to town on Thursday next. O. Wienberg of Arpims has been
Spencer residents report visits and movements as families travel to Rib Lake Unity and Rochester for visits jobs and training. J Jesse Bradley and wife return home from Oshkosh while Louie Martin moves to Chicago Miss Verna Richardson visits Laval and sisters in Rochester. Toka Zetra moves to Max Stoltenow’s house and E Gingham hosts tennis at home. A tea party honors Miss Ida Parrett on her birthday.
Ayer's Hair Vigor introduces its new improved formula claimed as the latest and best hair preparation. Marketed by the Ayer Co. of Lowell, Massachusetts, the product targets falling hair and dandruff as a primary benefit.
Mrs. BD Bodle and Mrs. Ban Hebert served ice cream on the Bodle lawn and discussed interior decoration of the M B E church. Miss Mary A. Barbour of Los Angeles visited Mrs. E W Follett and spoke as a W C T A lecturer at the M E church. The Royal Neighbors plan a social on Dr F A Sales lawn Friday June 28 with ice cream orange ice cake and proceeds to buy an organ for the M W A Hall.
Official notice lists names of addressees uncalled for through June 26 including Borden Collins Dunlap Eastman Hartell Hardtinger Henkel Kinney Mechler Nelson Sands Slatter Tarvalson Vogel Slatter plus several others. Advertised letters should be claimed by recipients or their agents. Jorn F. Core, P.M.
Very low round trip rates to San Francisco and Los Angeles daily June to June two periods. Includes $2.00 N E A membership. Also to Portland Tacoma Seattle and North Pacific Coast July 12th. June 20th to July 12th to Spokane. Liberal return limits and stopover options. Tickets via North Western Line agents at 3514.
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