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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1901
Page
9
Stratford notes list Marshfield and Fenwood visits by residents, moves to Wells and Auburndale, family relocations on 194 Wausau, and business trips to Penwood and Marshfield. Mentions operatic concert, Valentine Besuch, hotel expansion, a snowball mishap during a street stroll, and local horse racing chatter.
Albert Beondt McMillan and Frick Paunch moved households to different towns on Tuesday. Miss Augie Kalkweep will enter St. John’s Catholic School in Marshfield on Monday. A saw mill shutdown occurred Wednesday due to a storm. B F McMillan & Bro plan to exhibit red curly birch lumber at Pan-American. Mrs Kate Viney sails home to Dunesville at week’s end. Napoleon Bousher and wife to cook for log crew next spring and summer. Mrs Herb him/her loses a pocketbook near Marshford. reward offered. McMillan & Bro broke camp at Blast Perday. other camps to finish by week end. Jos Mertle moving to Marshfield. sons Charlie and Frank will headquarter with Champion Harvester Co. Logglog wac to begin when weather allows. mill to run night shift. Substantial winter cut expected to keep mill running. School in Dist No 3 closed due to weather and road conditions. spring vacation likely delayed. Weather and road conditions may affect future plans.
Bunkie Dix works for G Bodh Jensy Sherman at Lindsey and Rothenberger discussed with Wao Dix of Sunday Afrs dullus Bruhu departs this week for Galumet county. Will and family occupy part of H Sherman home Mrs Ross Hark from Lindsey visited S Hart last Sunday Addy Sherman spent Sunday with Chrystie Hutleberg Mr and Mrs Krutin visited Peterson Sunday afternoon Mrs G Byers and family visited H Sherman Sunday creamer Will to begin weekly butter production with Mr Wil Addy Sherman Earnest Bullen and Jesse Sherman attended the Chili mask ball Saturday night School closes for two weeks Chryatie Hatteborg reengaged for spring term.
Local notes report Welsh hag returning to camp and John Clark moving to Progress. Sweet sells farm near Progress. Immigrant families expected this week. Vanderberg brothers expect father soon. Lou Christensen moves household goods 10 Chill. Madge Jamison visiter Pearl Howe. Mrs. Davis ill, to Granton. Ted Nusan place purchased north of town. Start Route ads to Lindsey Progress. Snook to Collage Grove until October. Germaphone concert set in Schroeder building Thursdays. Cheese factory negotiations and Broker warehouse secured. Newcomers lodging in temporary quarters. several families with machinery. Mask ball by Henning and Mundt acclaimed. J Hut leaves for Greenwood. Fraser takes post office, Prust resigns. Haxton to Loyal as lumber grader. Ed Fraser helped orchestra at Greenwood. Dan Dodd and Clarence McKercher visiting. Henry Brown in CS P service. Clara Londgren home from Beilsville. Alvin Gilford visits for dance. Law suit: Joseph Bast vs Ovs Sherman. verdict willy. York M Co busy with headings and staves. Weekend canoe dancers disappointed. invited return.
Neilsville reports show H G Henning calling. John VanDomelen visited Marshfeld last week. Homer Harding went to Marshfield last Tuesday. Louis Christenson visited his family at Hogan Sunday. Mrs William Lindow visited Marshfield Tuesday. The Dankmeyer boys are loading logs for H H Henning. Mr Prank Strong and wife of Marshfield visited relatives Sunday.
Granton updates report Marsh visiting Marston City on business Weeksday W. 10. Davis sought guidance in Neilsville Tuesday. Gus Adiudt injured at the local saw mill remains confined at home. Dr J. Cusroy checked on Jay Lapp with patient improving. Frank Corgelo of Marathon City notes favorable business and visits. Mrs Wood Davis back from Lindsey, not fully recovered. Dave Wine expected mid April to begin building a confectionery store. Quinon Davis contracted to install Tebbe machine shop, delayed by storm. Ben Schmidt new boot master at Remmewr’s store with steady work.
A severe storm damaged the Kemmeter heading mill causing an early shutdown on Tuesday night. Reports say Waee is on the street, with plans to hitch his team while the doctor notes a long foot recovery and crutches arriving to aid.
Miss Mary Hanson visits Milwaukee this week Aug Schwantz returns from Rib Lake Mr and Mrs Adams of York visit Heaths Chas Genet moves house Mose Ducute delivers photos Moon goes to Rob Lake to frook after real estate Win Sehwantes wife twins born last Thursday Folks drive to Mr Pyats last Friday night for a surprise W C T Y convention attendees Follett Gardiner Potts Langdon return from Marshfield Fond du Lac trip noted
Mrs G BR Olin returned from Eisls vold last Saturday Rev McKinney conducted services at BL BR Church Sunday The young folks enjoyed a surprise party at the home of Mr and Mrs Kiefer Sunday evening Epworth league social at Mrs Arquatte residence netted 3 70 for organ fund The son of Mr and Mrs Ten bel ied died Friday evening and was buried Sunday afternoon The bereaved parents have the sympathy of the whole community Spring politics heats up J C Davis a strong candidate for chairman William Burkopp and Jos Thomas mentioned for treasurer A camtasn for assessor is thought likely
Multiple local notices praise J H Lepper for fitting glasses that restore sharp vision. Recipients from Milwaukee Marshfield Rhinelander Merrill Tomahawk and surrounding cities report relief after years of poor sight and failed treatments. A walkthrough at B Elvis' store lists symptoms and broad referrals.
Notification to Marshfield voters that a city election will be held in all wards and precincts on the second Sunday of April 1901. Candidates for each office are listed with party designations and certified nominations, and the ballot questions are shown beneath each title.
The notice outlines how voters receive and mark ballots, who may assist, and rules for crossing party lines or naming write ins. It lists polling locations by ward, opening hours from 6 am to 7 pm, and states ballots are indorsed by ballot clerks. City Clerk W L Little signs.
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