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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1910
Page
12
Easter shoppers will find a fine display of hats at the shop, touted as a hat store with hats as its main line. Specializing in Stetsons, the store offers Easter styles in extreme and conservative shapes and shades, with three leading styles priced at 2, 3, and 4 dollars.
Spencer locals report visits from relatives in Eau Claire Eleva Durand Park Falls and Calderwood workers returning from Park Falls and Chicago life events include millinery opening and new storehouse building The Irish supper at the Presbyterian church drew praise while a small Chrouser Mill fire caused only minor damage and a Saturday basketball doubleheader saw Stratford victorious over Edgar and Marshfield with lively local players.
Royal neighbors held a farewell meeting for Mrs W N Cain Jase Friday evening. Dress will meet at the Presbyterian church next Sunday morning at the usual hour.
Auburndale updates list Grube Berg engineering work at Haffenbradle mill Miss Joyce Hatteberge closes school for a two week vacation Fred Lender visits James Laurie family over Sunday Mrs Wm Schlafke visits Hancock area Alma Franz travels with Grand Rapids companion Mary Heller and Mary Dillinger return from Milwaukee Pauline Barth back in Marshfeld after visiting sister Mrs Wm Seblatke Local forestry trip notes mention town youths who went to the woods last fall
The group has returned to their homes after enduring hardship, with the sentiment that there is no place like home. The phrase lumber jacks echoes resilience and a safe haven found in familiar surroundings.
Charles Ingle’s sick child is noted as improving. Pearl Geprer returns to Rapids school after a vacation. Bert and W. Nason plus Warren Nason celebrate a new baby. Rev Joseph Brown from Marshfield will speak at the Presbyterian church next Sunday at 2 with a program by children. UMC met at Mrs G Byers home with 36 at dinner and plans a like meeting at Mrs Nelson’s on April 20. Ladies bring thimbles.
Conrad Seubert returns from camp and a new family moves onto the Consolidated Farm. Duvall opens his cheese factory again. Mrs. Zahn faces possible surgery. The Mathies family visits from Merrill. Rudolph Scheschi sustains severe injuries after handling a dynamite cap left within reach by older individuals. The incident underscores danger and parental responsibility in securing explosives.
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