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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1911

Page

10

Spencer News Summary of Local Happenings

Spencer notes report a March 3 birth, people visiting relatives, and locals moving to town. New residents include B E Decklow and wife, and Hartzman with a clothing store, as trains add daily locals, improving travel to Park Falls and Stevens Point. Community events feature basketball ties, planned games, and a reader impersonator at M W A Hall.

A. Lincoln Kirk Waukegan M. W. A. Hall Spencer Laval Park Falls Stevens Point Unity Colby

Bethel notes on residents and moves in Minnesota

Prof Geo Hess of Clear Lake visited Bethel last week. C A Bakers plan to move to Minnesota with stock and belongings. Rasmussen brothers rent Bakers place and will relocate with their mother Mrs Catherine Rasmussen joining them. Elder Thurston led missionary readings last Sabbath. Mrs Katherine Rasmussen and Mrs Helen Foote seek treatment at Madison Sanitarium. Mr and Mrs Hf A Smith, burned out in Barron county, will rebuild in spring. Smith long served Wood town treasurer before moving to Bethel.

Geo. Hess Clear Lake Bethel C. A. Baker Min A. Baker Minnesota Eld W. H. Thurston Katherine Rasmussen Helen Foote Madison Sanitarium John Fred Rasmussen Bertha Peake Rasmussen Brothers C. A

Local notes from Pittsville and nearby towns

Saturday visits and arrivals fill village life with travel and social ties. Residents include Bryan Whittingham on a business trip to Pittsville, Barbara Sneich visiting Mrs. C. S. Winchrenner, and Edna Swartz with her parents in Grand Rapids. George Brigham returns to take possession of his father's Oshkosh farm. Ren Winkgener and Lena Milbradt wed Friday, with best wishes for their future. A lighthearted note teases schoolteachers and a playful mystery ends with humor about a would be detective.

Bryan Whittingham Pittsville Barbara Sneich George Brigham Oshkosh George Hoffman Wallace Harry Robinson Robert Robinson Fred Stolting B. M. Winebrenner Pond du Lac Wilkes

Richfield Local News Nuggets and Upcoming Guernsey Meeting

John Porter is sick. Halver Moon’s family welcomes a son. Rath and Robert Hamiston improved after illness. Friends surprised James Hurd at his home Tuesday. Guernsey meeting scheduled Friday March 10 with officer elections. James Porter recovering from a blistered finger. Light Sunday snow aided loggers hauling to the sawmill. Large crowd enjoyed last Friday’s jovial gathering. song books funded by a niece sum. Walter Knapton to work in Marshalls Friday. farewell for Walter Tuesday. Harriet Tuttle from Sparta visits parents I. A. and Mrs Tuttle. They expect son and his family from California this summer.

John Porter Halver Moon Rath Robert Hamiston James Hurd Guernsey James Porter Walter Knapton Marshall Alfred Willets Walter Harriet Tuttle Sparta I. A. Tuttle California

Sickness and Moves Mark Local Notices

ROCK J McTavish is reported very sick. Nelson and family plan to move to Canada for health. Mr Lazott has purchased the N E Hillebert farm. The Union Mission Circle meets with Mr and Mrs J Rothenburger next Wed the 17th and a cordial invitation is extended. The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs P N Hansen was buried Sunday Rev Brown officiating. The little casket was covered with flowers. pallbearers were Raynold Peterson Byron Eyers Wilford Thiel H Thiel, undertaker. The bereaved thank friends who assisted.

J. McTavish Lazott N. E. Hillebert Union Mission Circle J. Rothenburger Nelson Canada P. N. Hansen Rev. Brown Raynold Peterson Byran Charles Eyers Wilford Thiel Thiel

Cameron Community Notes and Visits

Miss Clara Christian is on the sick list. Wm. Kusa underbushing for Robt. Brutey. The ladies aid of the M. E. church will meet with Mrs. Elias Noble on Wednesday March 8. The ladies aid of the Norwegian Lutheran church met with Mrs. Oliver Roland last Thursday. The Zenner Bros. sawed wood for Elias Noble Friday and for Floyd Noble and Ole Gilbert’s Saturday. Mr and Mrs Gulie Myrland Sr. visited at the home of Mr and Mrs John Johnson Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Keimnetz returned from Ripon last Thursday visiting relatives.

Clara Christian Wm. Kusa Robt. Brutey M. E. Church Elias Noble Wenesday Oliver Roland Zenner Bros Floyd Noble Ole Gilberts Gulie Myrland Sr John Johnson Herman Keimnetz Ripon

Community Notes From Stratford Area

Miss Mary Schar has been ill with grip but shows improvement. Miss Mary Asnenbrenner visited Miss Thresa Hughes. Matrophia lost a two year old black horse, a big loss to Mr. Sophie. Mrs. John Rush and two children plan New Richmond visit. A large group surprised Mr and Mrs Schar Saturday evening. Paul Degner lost a horse last week after illness. Mr and Mrs J A Pennebecker and Velva visited at Dancy. Adolph Bucknam from Norrie gave a Temperance lecture at Staadt school house last Wednesday to a large crowd. another lecture is hoped soon.

Mary Schar Matrophia Sophie Schar Paul Degner Adolph Bucknam Norrie Staadt School

Methodist Church Services Planned Evangelistic Series

Morning worship at 10 30 with sermon The Joy of Christian Service Sunday school at noon K C Hastings Supt Epworth League service at 6 30 Mrs Eimerman leading Union service at 7 50 Address A H Zechixzl Supt of the Anti saloon League Prayer service Thursdays Methodists plan evangelistic services with Prof J T Kneen the noted Gospel singer to assist with others

M. K. C. Hastings Epworth League

No stomach dosing Hyomet breathes away ta tarrh

Sexton Bros. offer Hyomet as a cure for throat and nasal irritation, claiming the spray kills germs and heals raw sores. Complete on the one dollar bottle, extra bottles needed fifty cents. Guarantee provided.

Sexton Bros

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