Marshfield Visit and Wisconsin Land Clearing Notes
A Merrill Herald style column notes local visits by Austri ndais Plearing and Henry Teske and mentions Mrs Wm Stanton and Mrs George Heauser visiting relatives. It discusses land clearing costs in northern Wisconsin, citing examples of brush removal, stump work, and seeding, with cost estimates around 25 dollars per acre and potential crop payback. It also covers a basketball game between Marshfield Boy Scouts and Auburndale Cubs with a 16 to 14 result and an ankle injury to Carty Lawies.
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Wisconsin
Merrill Herald
Merrill
Emil Mass
Wisconsin Advancement Association
Middle West
Marshfield Boy Scouts
Auburndale Cubs
Auburndale
Carty Lawies
Nasonville News Briefs and Local Updates
Local notes from Nasonville Marshfield Brillion and Lincoln report small errands business trips and family news. Fried Krause and William Krause listed daily tasks joined by Mrs Steltenpohl sewing for Krause. New baby girl to Mr and Mrs Schultz. misprint corrected Henry Helling name. One day school week in Lincoln district due to illness. diphtheria concern raised about Peter Roder’s child. school to reopen Monday.
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Peter Roder
Local News Roundup From Small Town Socials
Arnpin Miss Rose Smith is on the sick list. J R Mercer was a Grand Rapids caller last week. Rev Winebrenner was a Vesper caller Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Victor Vannatta moving on the old table place this week. Royal Neighbors hold a special meeting Saturday afternoon. Mrs H F Roehrig left for Appleton to visit her mother and sister for a week. Geo Lewis on the sick list. Martin Pry of Grand Rapids was a business caller here last week. Miss Sadie Cowell returned to Grand Rapids Monday after visiting relatives. New agent Mr Myron Kenyon arrived at the Soo depot this week. Karl Winebrenner resigned. Kenyon comes from Marshfield. Ladies Aid meeting held at Mr and Mrs Nick Elmer home. about forty present. Next meeting March 19 at the home of Mr and Mrs Chas Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hansen
Marshfield
Henry Teske
Laona
Wm. Stanton
Clintonville
Ed Kennedy
George Heauser
Stetsonville
Joseph and
Martin Draxler
G. W. Severns
Pittsville
Winebrenner
Victor Vannatta
H. F. Roehrig
Appleton
Geo. Lewis
Martin Pry
Grand Rapids
Sadie Cowell
Myron Kenyon
Soo Depot
Karl Winebrenner
Mr. Kenyon
Ladies Aid Society
Nick Elmer
Chas, Edwards
Local visitors and moves cited around Klondike and Marshfield
Leo Varsho of Auburndale visited over Sunday with friends. O Henry Palmback moved to the Piel farm near Klondike on Wednesday. Mr Ray and son Wenzel were in Marshfield Monday on business. Francis Durst and Chas Wundrow left for Grand Rapids Monday to serve on the jury. Snow vanished by evening after morning snowfall.
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Leo Varsho
Auburndale
O. Henry Palmback
Piel
Klondike
Ray
Wenzel
Marshfield
Francis Durst
Chas
Wundrow
Grand Rapids
Eau Pileine Town News Briefs
Dr Soles of Spencer called on Mrs Brown Friday. A Krauter sawing wood for Deidl Brothers this week. Miss Ethel Faleske spent Saturday at her Marshfield home. Snow slows wood hauling. Judging by Staadt wood, busier than usual. Mrs A Krauter and Mrs W Boucher called on Mrs Brown Tuesday. Mrs Brown ill for two months. Dr Milbee of Marshfield treated Etta and Worden Krauter. J Jaywiak narrowly escaped being shot Friday. John Jaywiak shaved third finger at Stratford mill. Paul Schwaba crushed hand the day before.
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Dr. Soles of
Spencer
Mrs. Brown
A. Krauter
Deidl Brothers
Ethel Faleske
Marshfield
Staadt
W. Boucher
John Jaywiak
Stratford
Paul Schwaba
Bethel Notes Highlight Local Church and Community Events
Bethel church activities include visits by D A officials Messia J B Blouser and H W Johnson to Bethel academy while local residents Johnnie Trammer Rosa Trammer and Carrie care for ill kin. A birthday surprise party for Mina Grace Frazer with friends and a canvassing institute at Bethel academy are recorded among village happenings.
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Bethel
Arpin
Rosa Trammers
Carrie
Messia J. B. Blouser
Lake Union
D. A
H.W Johnson
Bethel Academy
Mina Grace Frazer
Clifton Palmer
Miss Frazer
Richfield Social Notes and Local Activities
Richfield residents report a busy period with funeral attendance, a Willing Workers box social raising 27 dollars, sewing for Mrs Belton, and trips to Merrill. Local happenings include ice house filling, a surprise birthday party for Thos Harshoer, a misfortune at Nig veering colsrse, and visits from Rev. Frank of LaCrosse. Mr and Mrs J A Tuttle plan to return from California while August Hell buys Guernsey cattle.
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Hurshner
Burhopp
Merle Tuttle
Merrillan
Jacob Lehnherr
Thos
Ed Brickheimer
Mr. Frank
LaCrosse
Burhopa Mx
J. A. Tuttle
California
Local Notes and Social Updates From Rudolph Area
Spencer reports Harry Booker spent Sunday at his Rudolph home. Mrs A Hartazman stayed several days in Milwaukee last week. Baldwin Brothers were at Unity last week employed locally. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Herman Mellen on Sunday March 9. Herman Metzger at the depot took a short vacation last week. Frank Hayward traveled from Rib Lake to spend Sunday at home. Verna Richardson prepares for spring millinery opening on Tuesday March 18. Mrs Robert Sylvester of Cochrane visited her parents Mr and Mrs Wes Vanderhoof. Miss Gertie Swan of Stevens Point visited her uncle until Monday. The Musical at W W Swans Friday night drew about eighty people. Martha Ingham went to Tioga Thursday for a few days. Brandson Rae Ingham and family noted. Mrs H Heath, wintering in North Dakota, arrived home Tuesday. Mrs Fzil Holmes and Mrs Fred Reay hosted Flinch Thursday afternoon. Mrs Frank Hayward and Mrs F A Soles won prizes.
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Harry Booker
Rudolph
A. Hartazman
Milwaukee
Baldwin Brothers
Unity
Herman Mellenthin
Herman Metzger
Frank Hayward
Rib Lake
Verna Richardson
Robert Sylvester
Cochrane
Wes. Vanderhoof
Gertie Swan
Stevens Point
W. W. Swans
Rae Ingham
H. Heath
Kenmare
Bismark
North Dakota
Fzil Holmes
Fred Reay
Flinch
F. A. Soles
North Nasonville Snow Scene and Local Notices
Snow falls in North Nasonville as residents report sickness and a diphtheria scare. Miss Mary Prijatal is ill, a baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Gust Pascki, and dusters of local tasks include wood hauling by Herman Steltenpohl and gravel work by Otto Bulgrin. District No. 1 closes for quarantine due to health concerns. Rheumatism relief comes from Chamberlain's Liniment, sold by R J Strauss.
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Mrs
Gust Pascki
Herman Steltenpohl
Richard Blocks
Otto Bulgrin
West Branch
Marice Rustad
Donnerbauer 'Ooy
Ham
Chamberlain
R.J. Strauss
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Austrndais
Plearing
Julia. Peterson
St. Joseph's Hospital
Carrie Heeg
Joseph’s Hospital
Joseph Berdan
Frank Waterstreet
Leo McMullen
Plymouth
John Bargeron
Leo
J.J. Villers
Junction City
Mr. Wachter
Babcock
Vilders
Torche
Nasonville
Fred Krause
William Krause
Brillion
Katie Steltenpohl
Johnnie Cattanach
Albert Pauls
Eddie Ebert
Dakota
Presbyterian
Arnpin
Eau Pileine Town
Mr. Mayhe
Bethel Church
Richfield
Kliner’s
Star Barn Hardware
Star Line
Hardwarre
Star Barn
Yours Truly
Kliner, Lang & Scharmann CO
North Nasonville
Mary Prijatal
Southwick Sellars Land Go
Stevens Point, Wis
Merril, Menominee
Savidusky's Dye House Quality Cleaners
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