Auburndale Notes From Auburndale and Nearby
Local items describe daily life in Auburndale and neighboring towns. Movements include Geo Grassel driving to Sherry Sunday, J J Franks visiting Grand Rapids, barley hauled to Marshfield, hay sent to Chicago, and barn additions by Aug Schultz. Community updates cover births, illnesses, injuries, work at R Connor Co, school and mill activity, a spring sign, and plans for Farmers Institute attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburndale
Geo. Grassel
Sherry
J. J. Franks
Grand Rapids
John Markee
Marshfield
Frank Hilgard
Aug Schultz
Wm Theimke
Chicago
Allen
Willie Schill
R. Connor Co
Anna Eden
Henry Grobe
Town News And Social Notes From Spencer
March news from Spencer highlights visits by Alice Craig of Cadett and Sherry Hamburger in Stevens Point. Jennie Butters attended the I. O. G. T. convention in Marshfield. A Unity masquerade ball drew local attendees while Bernice Moon’s farewell party in Spencer rode to California. Local chores and sledding add to the weekly pace as road conditions disappoint farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krause
Marshfield
Alice Craig
Cadett
Hannet
Anna Korth
S. Graves
Spencer
Jennie Butters
I. O. G. T. Lodge
Butters
Sam
Unity
Mask Ball Planned at Lang's Hall March 6
Milladore John Feit and Emery Provo attend Bleaker Saturday as Lang's hall gears up for a grand mask bail on March 6. J Verhulst shows four fine stock of dry goods and gems furnishing goods while Farmers Institute arrangements are led by Wm Munk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Feit
Emery Provo
Lang’s Hall
J. Verhulst
Local visits and upcoming events in Edgar area
Mr and Mrs Paszek of Edgar visited relatives Tuesday. Fraternal Reserve Association to initiate thirteen members at next meeting. Louis Klumb took possession of the meat market March 1 from H L Klemme. Mr and Mrs Birch, recently moved to Detroit, were here earlier in the week. Auction sale of household furniture by H L Klemme and Harry Xohn well attended. most goods sold to single men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Paszek
Edgar
Strachotas
Garbisch’s Hall
Fraternal Reserve Association
Louis Klumb
H. L. Klemme
Birch
Detroit
Mich
Harry Xohn
Log cutting and farming tensions ripple through Krauter brothers dispute
Staadt John Lecher cuts balls and logs while Dan Shaw rides to Marsh field on Krauter Bros business. Krauter brothers haul logs soon and Gas Krauter halts Washington trip for a likely romance. Albert Maniger hauls logs to Welter mill for personal use as farmers fear the cheese factory may close after a Saturday meeting with Mr Fred Seefeld amid widespread dissatisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lecher
Dan Shaw
Krauter Bros
Marshfield
Krauter Brothers
Krauter
Washington
Fred Seefeld
Marshfield Residents Report Improving Health and Travel Notes
Henry Feckhelm, patient at St Josephs in Marshfield, improving slowly. Mrs Henry Feckhelm travels from Marshfield to Fond du Lac for daughter's illness. Lupust and Chas Jones return from Mobile Alabama after exploring Baldwin County and Hopkinsville area, noting land-seeker train trip from Chicago and climate observations. casual local notice ends with restaurant plug and farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Feckhelm
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Marshfield
Fond du Lac
John Kohn
Lupust
Chas
Jones
Mobile
Alabama
Chicago
Baldwin County
Cullmen Co
Hopkinsville
Kentucky
Local Notes On Families and Business Activity
Bienker William Lennon is on sick list. Geo Blenker confined with mumps. John Blenker has about 100000 logs of basswood birch and elm in his yard and more coming. Start up about March 15. Miss Ethel Putney and Miss Sarah Thomas drove from Sherry Mills Tuesday. Mitchell Griffiths Co taking in about 8000 pounds milk every other day. Butter good price and business booming. Mr Parks manager has been in St Paul this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Connor Co
Stratford
John Mueller
Paul Kreug
Calumet County
Willie Lawrie
Jos. Quinn
Geo. J. Schmidt
Brooks
Grand Rapids
J.J. Franks
Mitchell Griffiths Co
Fay F. Nest
Wm. Lennon
Geo. Blenker
John Blenker
Ethel Putney
Sarah Thomas
Sherry Mills
Parks
St. Paul
Richfield Notes on Local Visits and Illness
Miss Anna Thompson was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Buchman over Sunday. Geo Kickland was called home Saturday due to his father’s illness, which has grown worse. Mr. Burhopp, Mr. Barnes, and J C Davis left for Grand Rapids on business. A surprise party at Fred Zelms Sunday evening was enjoyed by all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Moon
California
Bernice
Golden West
Richfield
Anna Thompson
Mrs. Buchman
Geo. Kickland
Burhopp
Mr. Barnes
J. c. Davis
Grand Rapids
Fred Zelms
Local News Briefs From Lindsey and Nearby
James Clark is reported to be very ill in August. Braker received a carload of corn last week. Mr. Titus of Progress was a guest of Rev. Grandy last Friday. E. C. Smith called at the home of Mr. Washburn last Friday. Several young ladies enjoyed a sleigh ride to Marshfield last Friday evening. Dr. Watrons will soon leave to practice in Seattle Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Munk
Farmers Institute
Grummie
Wis. Central
Marshfield
Junction City
Shediey
Manitowoc
Lindsey
James Clark
Mr. Titus of
Progress
Rev. Grandy
E. C. Smith
Mr. Washburn
Dr. Watrons
Seattle, Wash
Church Notes and Services At St Alban and Presbyterian
In St Alban s Mission regular services are listed with early 7 30 am Sunday service, 10 45 am late service and sermon, 7 30 pm evening prayers Rev Wu Carter rector Presbyterians note March 4 with 10 30 am morning service communion, 12 m Bible school 6 30 pm C E prayer meeting, 7 30 pm evening service Rev J F Young pastor birthday party for George Kohl includes many relatives and friends with supper cards dancing and well wishes XXX
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amiscopal Church
St. Alban's Mission
Wu. Carter
Presbyterian Church
Abraham
Hyomei Promises Quick Cure for Catarrhal Deafness
Hyomei is advertised as an immediate aid for deafness caused by catarrh with relief within days and a full cure in three to four weeks. A testimonial from Miss Meeks of Mattewan, N Y notes rapid hearing improvement and odor reduction after trying Hyomei. Sexton Bros offer a complete outfit for $1 with a lifetime inhaler and weeks of Hyomei, plus a money back guarantee if it fails to cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Meeks
Mattewan
N. Y
Sexton Bros
Also Mentioned on This Page
Milladore
Fay West
Mr. West
John Schlice
Albert Maniger
Wm. Welter
George
Bauer & Moss’ Meat
Batér & Mess
Mr. Kickland
Braker
J. F. Young
George Kohl
A. Kohl
Geo. Andress
Wausau
G. Heinsman
Wm. Mahloch
Andrew Kohl
G. Leidnitz
A. Reichert
H. B. Oestreich
Henry Oestreich
E. Heider
Tremmel
Reichert
Harl
Yankee
Mr. Kohl
W. F. Warpin
Grefton Street
Worcester
Maia
Nail
R. J. Strauss
Druccist
Water St
James S. Kirk & Company
Wenzel & Wenzel
Local Market Report
Henry Icke
Nuff
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