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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1902
Page
8
Marshfield and surrounding communities report visits, illnesses, and gatherings. Events include school activity, a calico carnival, a rural union meeting on narcotics, a masque ball planned for March, and a skimming station advancing dairy plans. Multiple residents travel to Marshfield, Blaisdell and Damon illnesses noted, and local improvements like a new telephone line and bridge work are mentioned.
Notice for the Republican Convention and caucuses announces ward delegates and district selections. It lists city wards and committees, appointing delegates to the county and state conventions and noting meeting details and dates.
Miss Sadie Huntley visited with friends at Marshfield last week. Miss Rose Roebel and her sister Mrs. Loy LaBelle are in town this week. Julius F. Koch, treasurer of the McMillan rowe, was in Wausau last week. Henry Vick moved his family from Camp 3 and now keeps house at No 14 Main Street. Mrs. Thornton Green and child of Ontonagon, Mich, arrive Thursday for a visit with B F McMillan. Marathon Go Asylum trustees decided to invest in blooded stock for the farm, purchasing three registered Red Poles from B F McMillan shipped last Saturday.
Hemlock Road area social items include George Campeau returning home from camp last Wednesday and Vern Morrison having his hose plastered. Misses Minerva and Pansy Wood attended lodge at Richfield Tuesday evening. Orlando Morrison recently returned from Minnesota visiting his uncle near Almon. Violette Morrison visited with her parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Morrison. Mrs James Morrison returned home Saturday after visiting friends at Nasonville. Violette Morrison, Margaret Campeau, and Allie Campeanu visited Rovenville to see relatives. Mr and Mrs Andrew Peterson attended John Benke’s party last Wednesday evening for Mrs Benke’s birthday.
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