Richfield Notes and Local Happenings
Ole Wendal returns home after weeks in Marshfield Hospital. Mrs. M. J. Wood remains ill under doctor care. Neighbors held a get acquainted party at the Cooms home. Alvin Hanson spoke on England and France. Emmy Kendpton remains sick. Ruby Deiter and Beatrice Burhopp return to Grand Rapids school. Farmers hauled coal for Klondike creamery. Harry Dorweiler foot trouble. W. W. Noll and William Burhopp bought Guernseys at Waukesha. Sara Woolstrum home after weeks with Harris near McMillan. Gail Gadson largely ill after returning from overseas. Seventeen year old Willis Brey died at his father’s, buried in Marshfield. Sympathy from community. Congratulations to Walter Minot and bride. married in Marshfield. Walter Clark suffers rheumatism. Boys over fourteen attend two weeks’ Klondike agricultural school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Wood
Klondike
Harry Dorweiler
W.W. Noll
William Burhopp
Waukesha
Sara Woolstrum
Gail Gadson
Willis
Joseph Brey
Marshfield
Walter Minot
M. E
Walter Clark
Taylor
Marshfield Central Wisconsin State Fair’s Enduring Legacy
The Marshfield Chamber of Commerce traces the history of Marshfield Driving Park Association and the Central Wisconsin State Fair. Since 1962 the fair has grown into a large stock and farm products showcase with 250 cattle stalls, a vast central pavilion, and high attendance, while eliminating objectionable features and remaining debt free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield Chamber of Commerce
R. Williams
Wisconsin
Marshfield
Middle West
Marathon County Voter's Self-Introduction for Judge Race
A Marathon County resident outlines lifelong ties to Wausau and local service, noting birth, schooling, law practice with Regner & Ringle, and roles on the City School Board. He states election motives and pledges to administer county judge duties impartially amid a divided opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marathon County
Wausau
University of Wisconsin
Frank Regner
Regner & Ringle
Silent Strength Shine for Marry T Morey at Adler
The Vitagrand Star Series release Silent Strength stars Marry T Morey as the woodsman in Northern New York locations. Director Paul Scirdon shot striking mountain and lake scenery adding charm. Morey hints at a spring visit to trout pools near the filming sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marry T. Alorey
Adler Theater
New York
Mr. Morey
Paul Scirdon
Morey
Wisconsin 1919 Football Schedule Announced
The 1919 schedule for the University of Wisconsin features games at Madison against Ripon Oct 4, Marquette Oct 11, Minnesota Nov 1 Homecoming, and Ohio State Nov 15. Northwestern visits Evanston Oct 18, Illinois plays at Urbana Oct 25, and Chicago visits Chicago Nov 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wisconsin
Ripon
Madison
Marquette
Northwestern
Evanston
Ilinois
Urbana
Minnesota
Ohio State
Chicago
Arpin News Roundup Highlights Local Happenings
Whittingham and Son received a carload of flour and feed. Mrs A Hoekstra is on the sick list with hopes of a speedy recovery. Miss Francis Pful of Fond du Lac visited A Wittman. Jake Lute of Grand Rapids bought two teams of horses from F B Strauss. Mrs George Sisco received a letter from her brother in Montana. Miss Lutz of Grand Rapids loaded a carload of potatoes at Arpin. Louis Grube installed a telephone in the Orvil Carlin meat market. Miss Austin spoke on foreign mission work at the Presbyterian church. Mrs Charles Setziorn returned from Milwaukee to visit her mother. Town caucus held with no new nominations. The Euler children with pneumonia improving. Literary meeting at A F Rocrig with Rev Fred Jordan as speaker. John Whittingham and family visited from Pittsville. Garth Whittingham has returned from Camp Grant and is bedridden. The Hause child underwent brain surgery at Marshfield Hospital and is doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittingham & Son
A. Hoekstra
Francis Pful
Fond du,Lac
A. Wittman
Jake Lute
Grand Rapids
F. B. Strauss
George Sisco
Montana
Jalie Lutz
Arpin
Louis Grube
Auburndale
Orvil Carlin
Austin
Presbyterian Church
Charles Setziorn
Milwaukee
L. Mangald
Littl
James Euler
Ponie
A. F. Rocrig
Fred Jordan
Marshfield
John Whittingham
Pittsville
Arpingham
Garth
Garth L. Whittingham
Camp Grant
Brone
Hause
Marshie Hospital
Pell
Exrache
Telean
Paid Advertisement by J T Mthmar in Madison Wisconsin
Authorized advertisement placed by J T Mthmar of Madison Wisconsin. He states payment of 42 00 and asserts the ad recognizes his authorization and payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Mthmar
Madison, Wis
Wisconsin voters urged for nonpartisan Supreme Court ticket
The candidate proclaims a People’s, nonpartisan program for judicial reform in the April election. He cites support from Walter D. Corrigan, John Strange, Herman L. Ekeda, Henry Krumrey, Judge C. D. Rosa, Assemblyman C. B. Ballard, Wm. T. Exiu, Alfred T. Rogers, Senators Herman Schultz and Herman Bilgrien, Madison Machinists Union, and other labor groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Walter D. Corrigan
John Strange
Herman L. Ekeda
Henry Krumrey
C. D. Rosa
C. 8. Ballard
Wm. T. Exiue
Alfred T. Rogers
Herman C. Schultz
Herman Bilgrien
Madison Machinists Union
Seth
Bad Taste in Your Mouth Remedy Ad
An old advertisement claims a four dose course of Chamberlain's Tablets corrects faulty digestion and induces gentle bowel movement. The copy portrays the medicine as a reliable solution and one of the best medicines you will become acquainted with.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Richfield
Ole Wendal
Emmy Kndpton
Ruby Deiter
Beatrice Burhopp
Driving Park Association
Puk
W. HB. Upham
Associa Ition
Dustin Farnum
United Pictures
T Theatres Es of America Inc
Weitten
Oscar L. Ringley
Wis
Bump
Oscar L. Ringle
D. L. Miller
South Cedar St
C. B. Milligan
Maple Street
Guy Cole
Dorchester
R. G. Rhode Island Reds
S. JC
White Leghorns
Buckie
Swift & Company
U.S. A
Geo
A. Kleinheinz
John Seubert
George Bliesner
City Hall
National Medic Institute
P. A
R. R. Williams
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