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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1903
Page
12
Chill. C E Counsell was in Neillsville Monday as gripp sweeps the area. Names like Short Henning and Smiley appear with travel and visits across Marshfield Loyal and Milwaukee while smallpox unfolds in Condon family and nearby towns.
McMillan Mike Doster returns from camp while Tony Fogel moved to Marshfield. Paul Darms resumes his lath work as Mr. Pressing becomes Budahn farm owner. Peter Doster mends a broken leg and Irvin Rowsam visits from Plainfield with J A Vanderhoof family. Frank Buttke finishes summer ice supply as river water rises after rains. Condon brothers host Mr and Mrs McKee of Nebraska. Eugene Vanderhoof sustains a sprained ankle from a logging accident.
Stratford area brief items record Fred Bennett and Harry Kohl on business in Wansar and Marshfield, births at local homes, several people noting sick lists, land sales including Bennett to Pennebecker for 5600 dollars, family births, and town activity. A notable disturbance occurred Tuesday when a colored man and woman caused excitement before being apprehended by police.
Auburndale residents glow over preparations for an Easter ball to be the finest dance yet. Visitors include Mrs Friedrich of Menasha and Miss Helen Newman of Halder. Ed Simmons of South Byron moved farm property here last Wednesday. Lena Baker returns home to Greenbush after weeks with her uncle Charlie Baker. F Gergen resigns as Grube district teacher and departs for Chicago to take a mail weight job, with plans to travel between Fond du Lac and Chicago.
Magnus Mattson drove to Marsh Johnson and Henry Johnson went to Marsh field on Monday. Rogs and Vern Morrison traveled to town on Monday for business. Mr and Mrs Charles Ewer of Richfield visited Mrs Wood on Tuesday. Mrs Magnus Mattson and Miss Pansy Wood went to Marshfeld on Thursday of last week. Mr and Mrs Andrew Peterson visited Mr and Mrs Julius Rasmusson of Ebbe on Monday.
Sherry notes Miss Alma Holsington spent Saturday at Marshfield. Fred Rhode and family held a farewell reception before departing for Mukwonago. Evangelist meetings led by Miss Heston start next Sunday at 7 15 pm at the Presbyterian church. Henry Whitney suffers another winter accident. infant William Huncsiker dies after a five day illness with funeral readings. Parents thank helpers at their sad affliction.
Eddie Paulson visits Grand for a week and Ada Sherman ill with LaGrippe. Various local updates include Christenson’s Grand Rapids trip, Bodah’s farm auction, Peck selling 80 acre tract to Joseph Stini for 1200 dollars, Huenink family moving to Hammond, Sheriff Ebbe and wife visiting, Nora McHugh closing Dist No 2 winter term, Chas Ingles’ baby improving, Cattanach welcomes a daughter, Ross Paulson’s Marshfield visit, Fuller & Pierner Creamery meeting, Granton Dramatic Society play praised, Louis Ebbe’s 70th birthday celebration, and Clarence Ebbe’s westward journey via multiple routes.
Loyal residents report Frank Loyal looking well and happy Miss Susan Christensen on the sick list Walter Bishop of Chili spent Sunday with relatives John Bender translated Monday with Marshfield business Susan Christensen attended a Chili dance last Saturday Romeyn Jenks left Monday morning to visit Jefferson relatives Dr B Smile of Chili hosted by Dr Christofferson Sunday The Cinch club met at Mrs Christofferson's Saturday evening Mr and Mrs J Baker celebrated
Mrs. Will Hoffman visits relatives on her Golden Anniversary week. Supt Real conducted teachers exams at the high school. The Mathew Sisters host millinery openings Tuesday Friday and Saturday. Ernest Kene called to Lynn for his father’s critical illness. Dan Nobles visits from Stevens Point Business College. Prof Stackman’s singing class concert drew praise. Miss Mattie Christman was surprised by friends. the evening was lively with progressive leading the events and refreshments served.
Town notes report Irene Moon and niece visiting on Moon Monday March 9. August Frank and Chas Rienow prepare barn and home additions. Fred Gripentrag to build a 40 by 80 barn in Brighton. Selma Blankenburg ill, Mary Moon finished Gressmakers trade. Ella Blankenburg returns to Mansville school March 9. Mr and Mrs Sam Butters and daughters Joshe and Jennie attend I O G T J event. Marshfield voters urged to elect Wm Hirth municipal judge and justice of the peace on April 7 1903.
Weekdays hours 9 a m to 5 p m. Saturday hours 9 a m to 5 p m. Sundays 11 15 a m to 12 19 p m with holiday closure at 10 30 a m Money order office closes at 6 p m Toys F Cots Postmaster mentioned.
The La Crosse Leader argues for radical safety upgrades for railway mail cars. It urges construction of strong steel, largely fireproof, crash resistant mail cars to reduce accidents and protect clerks who face excessive risk in current open, light car designs. The piece notes the service is vital to the nation and costs should not override humanity.
A local shop promotes shoes chosen with care, avoiding inflated prices and damaged lots. They claim to offer well fitting, stylish footwear at moderate prices and introduce the Dr A Reed's Ladies Cushion Shoe priced at $4.00, claimed as top in style and fit.
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