Spencer Town Notes Celebrate Spring and Local Happenings
Mrs. Chas Cramer visited Marshfield friends amid a week of errands. Moon and Irene Newman shopped in Marshfield and L. H. Ruben moved onto Moon place. Moon family plans California departure. Gelia Butters heads Elmhurst teaching. Spencer Graves welcomed a bouncing boy. Hempel dance enjoyed by McMillan workers. Springtime marvels bloom as roads muddy and frogs sing.
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Spencer
Chas
Cramer
Marshfield
Moon
Irene
Chas. Cramer
Marathon County Asylum
Watsagoo
McMillan
Gelia Butters
Elmhurst
Spencer Graves
L. H. Ruben
Milton Junction
California
Bucklen’s Amica Salve Heals Eye Injury Quick
A Syracuse father describes applying Bucklen’s Amica Salve to a severe eye cut and praises its quick healing. The product is promoted for burns and ulcers and offered at 25 cents at Sexton Bros. drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. F. Lemberger
Syracuse
N. Y
Bucklen
Sexton Bros. Drug Store
Weekly Itemic District News and Social Notes
Mrs. Turner is ill with pneumonia. A Hard Times Social is planned at the M E church. The lath mill is now operating with a large workforce. Several residents and visitors are mentioned, including A Wiken in Minneapolis and Miss Anna Ketelle’s Milwaukee trip. The Wiken company shows spring dry goods. lath mill operations and cordwood conversions noted. Dr Lovesee of Monticello and Dr Watrous changes reference. A local bowling alley for sale cash only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Wiken
Minneapolis
Fred Anderson
Annderson
Local notices of work and travels in Fenwood district
Albert Maniger hauls saw dust. Robert Fredrick visited Oshkosh to see relatives. Krapter Bros. haul logs for Ill Iron Mining Co. Wm. Branter boasts fine horses. Mrs. Sommer of Fenwood visited Hinkfords. Dan Shay moves from Krapter Bros. to B F McMillan. Fred Reinke and son Arthur ill but back to work. August Shalock injured unloading logs at mill. Peter Thomas sold Chicago property and moved here to stay with cousin John Lecher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Maniger
Robert Fredrick
Oshkosh
Krapter Bros
Ill, Iron Mining Co
Branter
August Shalock
B.F. McMillan
Peter Thomas
Chicago
John Lecher
Startling Mortality and a Quick Cure Promise
Statistics warn of mortality from appendicitis and peritonitis and promote Dr. King's New Life Pills as the sole reliable remedy. M. Flannery of 14 Custom House Place Chicago testifies they cure constipation and biliousness. 25¢ at Sexton Bros. druggist.
Moon Era Notes of Mosinee Local News
Moon notes report births at Geo Jacksons and Charles Coberly families, visits by Mrs. Smith Hotchkiss and Mrs. Rose Reas, a Sunday music gathering at Amos Monette’s home, Dennison Liver and Coerper saw mill restarting, Henry Wind returns with a phonograph, Edgar Coerper slowly recovering, and warnings about pneumonia linked to neglected colds with Cole's Cough Cure advertised by R J Strauss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Monette
Dennison, Liver & Coerper
Henry Wind
Cole
R. J. Strauss
Local Movements and Family News Across North Auburndale
Residents report visits and travel to Marshfield Manitowoc Manitowoc Cleveland and Park Falls. Notables include Mundt Rulland Rudie Creapien Thorn Rogney and a move planned to Park Falls. An ad proclaims Cole’s Garboli salve cures itching piles with guaranteed results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Rogney
Stratford
R. Connor Co
Park Falls
Cole
R.J. Strauss
Unclaimed Letters At Marshfield Post Office
Unclaimed letters remain unsealed at the Marshfield post office through March 7 1995. Names include Bayne Moss Camporee Bernert Mrs Block Emil Mutowitz Joe Stallmann P F Smith Mrs D D Schulz Mrs A and others. Callers must say advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Mar
Bayne
Moss Camporee
Bernert
Block
Emil
Mutowitz
Joe
Stallmann
P. F
Smith
D.D
Schulz
Jous F
Core
P. M
Dinner Route to Bauer & Mess Meat Market
A caller asks George to stop at Bauer & Mess meat market for a roast and breakfast sausage on the way home for dinner. The message ends with a goodbye and a casual farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Bauer & Mess
Sherry Area Whispers and Local Happenings Chronicle
Reports list seriously ill Mrs Moran and sickly Wm Hunsicker and Lois Hughes. Marshfield postmaster at Marshfeld, Becker Manufacturing saw mill starts, logs to saw over 75 000 feet. Residents note ghost sighting during coasting and a maple season preview. Reformed church seeks funds for new Holland settlement building. Local tradesmen Becker Siedensticker and Hugh Jones praised for enterprise. A runaway yearling and a missing boy scare precede a safe return home with parental warning.
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Becker Manufacturing Co
Sherry Mills
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DeWitt
KE. C. DeWitt & Co
Strauss Drug Store
Rose Hill
Northwestern Railroad
John Hyland
E. F. Mechler
Wii
John J. Mettelka
Marshfield, Wis
FANN
Agnes Westley
Wells Street
Marinette, Wis
Marinette
Wis
Cardus
Jee'y
North Wiscourtn Holland Beclety
Wina
Thedford
Cardui
Messrs
Will and
Herman Neuman
Dora Schwantes
Unity
Lindsey
John Ketelle
Guy Lee
Herman Habo
Herman Steltenpohl
Nasonville
Ben and
Joseph Huenink
Baldwin
Mr Boom
Dr. Loveses
Monticello
M. E. Church
Harry L. Dawes
Pittsville
Albert Broker
Anna Ketelle
Milwaukee
Wiken Company
James Tilton
Cadett
Lester Tilton
Lovesee
Monticello, Wis
Watrous
Seattle, Wash
Cary
Louis Harti
Wm. Sommer
Fenwood
Dan Shay
Krauter Bros
B. F. McMillan
Fred Reinke
Arthur
Mrs. Cecil
Mosinee
Geo. Jackson
Adolph Lurner
Charles Coberly
Lewis Francisco
Frank Burk
Rose Reas
Edgar Coerprr
North Auburndale
Adolph Mundt
Knut Rulland
Ole Rudie
Creapien
Cnas Mows
Math Thorn
West Bend
Fred Mundt
Manitowoc Cleveland
Sneboygan
John Berden
Manitowoc
Sherry
B. W. Gates
Mr. Agnew
Mr. Larson of
Merrill
Presbyterian Church
Herman Nelson
Amelia Iverson
W. J. Agnew
Paynette Academy
Pierce M. Jones
John Rowlands
Mr. Jones
Hamburger
John Lounsbury
Holland Settlement
Here
Geo. McCormick
Mercury
John Beaver
Hugh C. Jones
Tiger Broadcast
Oliver
Temple Wood
de Scribe
Uzes
Atz
Cal
Idaho
Mont
Nev
N. Mex
Ore
Tian
Wash
Gamriw
Caprees
Hayner Distilling Company
ST. Paul
Mina
Dayton
Ghig
ST. Louis
Sexton's
Timbers
Upham
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