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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1903

Page

2

TIME CARDS Wisconsin Central Trains Schedule

Train times list Wisconsin Central freight and passenger services with departures from Grand Rapids Nekoosa and other points. It covers connections to Chicago Milwaukee Fond du Lac Oshkosh Chippewa Falls Eau Claire and Green Bay with specific arrival times and the Port Edwards branch timetable. It notes daily and daily except Sunday service and lists stations Wausau Appleton Neenah Fond du Lac and Chicago Milwaukee among others.

Wisconsin Central Wrahia TPR Chicago Milwaukee Gunkesa Fond du Lac Soovens Point Inh Waupaca Newnan Mynile Bt Pan Mineapolta Guppe Falla End Claire Kos Land Iron Towns Greenwood Loyal Grand Rapida & Necoss Apponsford Chippewa Fuild Eau Claire Portage Branch Anhland Allalon ARIES Wausau Eland Green Bey Potuts Jiu Michigan Appleton

Kodol remedy boosts digestion and nerve health

An ad touts Kodol as a universal stomach aid curing indigestion and dyspepsia while supporting nervous strain and brain function. It promises full digestion, nourishment from food, and quick relief, selling a trial bottle for 50 cents and a dollar size.

Kamps’ Drug Store

Milladore Roads See Rain Ruin and Local Doings

A stream of notes covers Milladore activities from poor road conditions after rain to dances and a free concert by the Milladore brass band at Kupeh ball with doors at 7 30. Local trades and outings include Patchek renting a farm, deer hunting near Junction City, and a butter maker appointment for the new creamery. A skunk find, wooden shoe order, and minor riding mishaps are reported along with medical advice praising Electric Bitters for digestive and kidney troubles.

Milla' Dore Brass Band Kupeh Ball Lewis Peterson Frank Patchek Junction City

Spencer and area notices period roundup from Spencer

Local items report Mrs Hebert’s serious illness and notes many residents traveling for work and visits. Fred Damon travels from Marshfield and brothers head to Georgia to claim timber acreage. Anna Fitzgibbons visits Colby for Mr White. Edith visits Racine. and many others move, visit, or attend events. Telegram style community brief with names, places, and small happenings. A short editorial mention of orange trees contrasts with brief X-Ray medical ad copy about indigestion remedies.

Fred Damon Gust Georgia Archie Whitemore Abbotsford Fred Rienow Wausau Anna Ebbs Myra Kennedy Baby California Minnie Melisa Burnside May Trumble Spencer Indiana J. Damion Hattie Artman Butte City Montana Blake A. Steward

Fenwood and County Folks At A Glance Weekend Reports

Local residents record weekend and past week activities including visits to Wausau Edgar Marshfield and Medford. Names such as Paul Zuelke John Johnson Fred Swoboda Otto Zuelke Mrs Tibbitts Mrs Smith Victor Morisette and Harry Thompson appear with events from church services Elks ball and a traveling entertainment at the Opera house. Business changes include Dunning and Ehr buying Fenwood Lot Co stock and planned relocation of Northwestern railway worker Patrick Cronin. Hart's Honey and Horehound advertised with testimonial from D W Grinet of Danville.

Fenwood Paul Zuelke Wausau Don Bloed John Johnson Fred Swoboda Edgar Otto Zuelke Marathon City Tibbitts McMillan Herman Becker Marshfield A. Smith Cournoy Opera Ben Umboefer West Elizabeth Eggzebrecht Medford Patrick Cronin Northwestern Railway

De tale of farms and townsfolk around Bakerville

Bakerville reports a happy Shermans with a pet deer, Isaac Morrison loses a young cow, Ebbe builds a barn with masons and carpenters, and Ross Paulson with D S Rausch visit the old homestead. Julius Peck’s family leaves for Vermont. Hanson couple celebrate silver wedding. Schroeder moves to a new farm. A calf sports a curious mustache at FP N Christensen’s. A runaway team from Leopold Donnerbauer spooks the area but causes no serious damage.

Peter Ebbe Ross Paulson D. S. Rausch Julius Peck Vermont Leopold Donnerbauer O. Peterson John Spubler Donnerbauer

Quick Arrest A Gulledge of Verbena Faces Severe Piles

A. Gulledge of Verbena Alabama endured two hospital stays for a severe piles condition causing 24 tumors. After doctors and remedies failed, Bucklen's Arnica Salve quickly stopped inflammation and relieved pain. Available at Sexton Bros. Druggist for 25 cents.

A. Gulledge Verbena Ala Bucklen Sexton Bros. Druggist

Names and Events From a Village Chronicle

Miss Ella Rhode spent the weekend at Vesper. Mr and Mrs Mike Moran welcomed a baby named Cy. Louis Winefurter is building a large barn west of the village. Mrs A C Cline was suddenly taken ill Thursday and admitted to Marshfield Hospital on Monday for treatment.

Sherry Ella Rhode Vesper Mike Moran Louis Winefurter A.C. Cline Marshfield

North Rock Sees Land Agreements and Local News

Andrew Hanson rents five acres from Chris Peterson and Will Roeder rents forty from P N. Johnson. Miss Katie McKercher of St Paul visits. Jess Sherman returns from Janesville where he studied telegraphy. Mrs Dewey sells her house to Raleigh Nason for fifty dollars. Trees scattered over section last Thursday from Riley and McKay Waterloo Wis. Pp N Hanson reports twin calves and a tail-less heifer. Frank Kidder sprains ankle then reopens it after ride to doctor. C L Hizer of Lincoln Ill touts Re-Go Tonic Laxative Syrup for relief. sold by Henry Horn Drugist.

Will Roeder P. N. Johnson Katie McKercher St. Paul Jess Sherman Janesville Itis Dewey Mr. Huenink Raleigh Nason Riley and McKay Waterloo Wis N. Hanson Mr. Hanson Frank Kidder Mr. Kidder Lindsey C. L. Hizer Lincoln Ill Henry Horn

Local Activities Report From Vanderhoof Area

Miss Emma Jaekel resumed teaching in No 1. Rev Samuel Erimeyer of Baraboo did business here last week. German Medicine Company billed for Nemigs hall all of next week. Mike Arenz of Marshfield finished J A Vanderhoof s stone wall last Saturday. Bastian Bord and crew resumed work on Vand erhoof s barn after a layoff. Jack Moon the colored violinist lives in Gus Wood s house now. Apple trees importation is high with almost every farmer taking home trees. Mrs Josephine Grant of Butter mut spent Tuesday and Wednesday with J A Vanderhoof. A livery horse driven by Wm Rogan nearly mired Saturday evening. horse buggy and occupants were removed. Local authorities urged to look after the bad place.

Matt Prausa Esther Mancel Mr. Pranga Matt Arthur Smith Emma Brotiek Sherry Emma Jaekel Samuel Erimeyer Baraboo Nemig Bastian Bord J. A. Vanderhoof Jack Moon Gus. Wood Ernest Bouchhole Josephine Grant Wm. Rogan Reinolt

Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption Ad

An old advertisement touts Dr Kings New Discovery as a universal cure for lung and throat troubles. It quotes Mrs C B VanMetre of Shepherdtown West Virginia claiming a year long bronchitis relief after one bottle. Trial bottles free and guaranteed by Sexton Bros. Drugists. Regular sizes 50 cents and 1 dollar.

Dr. King C. B. VanMetre Shepherdtown W. Va Sexton Bros Dmggist

Loyal Young Ladies Club Dance Planned Tonight

Miss Anta Jacques drove to Neillsville Monday. Will Wheeler of Marshfield was in town Monday on business. Harvey Piper spent late last week in Neillsville. Ed Heintz of Neillsville returned Sunday. Miss Tillie Davis of Granton attended the club dance Saturday. Miss Jennie Alexander visited her sister at Greenwood. Miss Katherine Weiland of Marshfield spent Sunday with her sister. Miss Susan Christensen went to Waupaca for a few days. Leo Mulvey, now employed at Neillsville Drug Store, Sundayed with his parents. Philip Ruplinger of Hewitt and Ed of Mondovi came up Saturday for the dance. Mrs Will Nickles, sick six weeks, died Monday leaving husband and four children.

Anta Jacques Neillsville Will Wheeler Marshfield Ed Heintz Tillie Davis Granton Jennie Alexander Greenwood Katherine Weiland Clara Susan Christensen Waupaca Leo Mulvey Philip Ruplinger Hewitt Mondovi Will Nickles

Town News and Local Notes From Spencer

Spencer items record Bert Andrews losing a valuable cow Miss Irene Moon returning from Moon Monday Will Frank coming home from McMillan with a sore arm Miss Celia Butters returning after teaching at Dancy Z Moon leaving for Wallsat to meet the county assessor Anna Ebs died April 26 at eleven a m Funeral held Tuesday at the Lutheran church C Rienow’s team ran away and damaged a horse A women’s jewel prophecy and a drug advertisement for Dr Boschee’s German Syrup at Sexton Bros priced 25 and 75 cents

Spencer Bert Andrews Irene Moon Moon Will Frank McMillan Celia Butters Dancy Z. Moon Wallsat Anna Ebs Lutheran Church

Local Social Visits and a Honey and Horehound Testimonial

Mrs R G Nason of Nasonville visited with relatives here during the past week. Mr and Mrs John Benke of Marshfield were guests of Mr and Mrs Andrew Peterson on Sunday. Mr and Mrs George Clark and daughter Ella of Rock visited the Morrison family Sunday. Mrs J R Thomas of Richfield spent last week with her mother Mrs Wood aiding in care of her grandmother. Mr and Mrs Andrew Gottfrey of Marshfield called at Mrs Woods Friday with Mrs Gottfrey staying until Sunday. A testimonial from Joan W Young of Lincoln Sr notes use of Harts Honey and Horehound for throat and lung afflictions, praising the remedy. Sold by Henry Horn.

D. W. Grinet Danville Ill Henry Horn R. G. Nason Nasonville John Benke Marshfield Andrew Peterson George Clark Ella Town of Rock Ross Morrison J. R. Thomas Richfield Wood Andrew Gottfrey Woods Gottfrey A. M. Dean Joan W. Young Goldier Lincoln, Sr

Hicks Forecast for May Storms and Warm Spells

Weather outlook predicts a storm period from May 1 to 4 with increasing storm activity spreading eastward to May 2–3. Expect rising barometers, shifting winds, and cool nights with frost in northern regions early May. Warmer by May 6, with thunder. late May brings another major storm from 22 to 28, strongest 25–28, followed by cooler days. Also notes DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve ad and a reminder to include author names with correspondence.

Hicks

Post office hours and land sale notice

Weekdays hours from 9 a m to 5 p m Sundays 11 15 to 12 15 holidays close at 10 30 a m Money order closes at 6 p m Postmaster Joan F Cooz For Sale eighty acres near Fenwood on main county road selling cheap if taken at once Address a care of Times office

Joan F. Cooz Fenwood Main County Road Care of Times

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