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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1909
Page
12
Mrs. Bernard Hoey returns to Rib Lake. Ladies Aid to serve lunch and ice cream on July Fourth. Weddings, teach appointments, and local visits populate Spencer life. A boy loses part of his hand from a dynamite cap incident. safety urged as Independence Day nears.
Stratford notes arrive with Harry Wahl returning from Madison for vacation. RK Kraus made a Marshfield business trip between trains. Fred Hoene of Marshfield visited on business. Andrew Naiger purchased a farm from Wm Reidel for 2500 dollars. Case Johnson livery men relocate to a new barn on South Central with new rigs and a funeral hearse.
Ruplinger Henry Vista is home on vacation. Herman Poppy and wife visited Marshfield Saturday. Dohm couple hosting Madison parents since Saturday. John Gadson recovering from injuries after a Holstein bull attack. Tim Curtin now owns a red hu gai wagon. Farmers praised for crop quality. First communions at Hewitt. Local horse dealers arrived from Ghiengo with a carload, visible at Hallendorfer farm. Potato-bugs and Bug Howl teams played, score 43 to 19, crowd enjoyed game. 140 acre farm 24 miles from railway, 120 acres under slow fine, 40 acre wood lot. Asking price $50 per acre. Marshfield city property at $1500. Apply at Times office.
The Water and Light Commission met with Mayor R. Connor presiding. Attendees included China sinners, Gonoor, Wolsyted, Voulmar, and Juno. A resignation of the superintendent was tendered, and motions were made, carried, and the meeting adjourned with signatures from O. L. Dowacateen and others.
A grand parade touts 500 workers and 42 double-length railroad cars featuring world famous riders. The show promises hazardous equestrian stunts that defy natural laws, culminating in a free street procession hailed as the crowning triumph of grand patentry and dazzling luminosity.
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