Spencer Neighbors and Visitors a Busy Week in Spencer
Edwin Vogt of Unity seals on Monday noon in Spencer while Swan of Waupaca visits relatives. Miss Lizzie Buhrow heads to Marshfield indefinitely. Dr. Lathrop funeral attended by Geo. Farrington and niece Hansen. Many locals host, visit, or travel to Marshfield Dorchester Stevens Point and Spokane during a week of calls and small trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Vogt
Unity
Swan
Waupaca
Miss Robinson
Abbotsford
Spencer
Lizzie Buhrow
Marshfield
D. R. Gardiner
Minneapolis
C. D. Hinckley
Stevens Point
Chas. Clark
Olivet
EH. Miles
Weyauwega
Geo. Hayward
Herman Schroeder
Dorchester
Geo. Farrington
Miss Hanson
Lathrop
Mis
Flora Clark
Brigton
Chas. Blake
B. Downey
Mesdames Tardif
Ballon
Rose
Loeila
Hein
M. Varney
J. A. Pottet
LB. F. Ferguson
Spokane
Bethel Community Notes Mention Illness and Local Visits
Mrs Pearl was very ill Saturday and Charles Shuetson was taken to hospital last Saturday, dangerously ill. Misses Maud Warren Carrie Borg and Edna Peterson academy students. I visited Grand Rapids last Thursday. Miss Amy Foote matron and Inez Brazier were shopping there last Wednesday. Elder T G Lewis of Appleton visits academy likely for temperance programs in Richfield and Bethel. Rumor of Miss Mattie Angel’s marriage last Saturday. Sexton Bros advertise Ayomei air treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Lewis
Appleton
Academy
Richfield
Bethel Church
Mattie Angel
Sexton Bros Guarantee For indigestion tablets
Sexton Bros guarantee Miona stomach tablets to relieve indigestion dizziness headache drowsiness night sweats and nervousness. Large box priced at fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sexton Bros
Miona
Arbor Day Observed and Visitors Reported
Romeo notes Arbor Day on the sixth with A. Anderson visiting Unity last Tuesday. Several locals attended the Unity play Tuesday evening. Mrs. E. Larson departed last Tuesday for western Illinois to visit sister Mrs. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Anderson
Unity
E. Larson
Ilinois
Mrs. Johnson
Where He Learned It Where He Learned It
Louise B Cummings recounts a Kentucky tale of a European costume man Morgan who travels from Germany to study and ends up in a tavern brawl. He defeats a street fighter with a German university trained knife defense, revealing his past in a German university and a fencing corps connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Europe
America
Arkansaw Traveler
Blue Grasn
Morgan
Sonny
Speers
Sta ‘Owners
Local News Briefs From Cameron and Grand Rapids
Cameron notices list J Chapman on sick list and two sections of lawn surveyed last week. Wm Weilbetker made a business trip to Grand Rapids. Clara Zenner visited sister Mrs Chas Fethofer over Saturday. Christ Bartlemass, who was hurt last week, died Sunday at eight. Grandpa Berg, wintering with a son, left for Sweden last Saturday. Wilbur Sherwood and Mrs Sherwood visited at the home of her parents Elias Noble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Chapman
Wm. Weilbetker
Grand Rapids
Clara Zenner
Chas
Fethofer
Christ Bartlemass
Grandpa Berg
Sweden
Wilbur Sherwood
Sherwood
Elias Noble
Public notice on cleaning basins and grease traps before May 15
Official notice to all property holders that all grease traps and catch basins must be cleaned prior to May 15. If not done, city inspectors will clean them and bill the cost to the property via the tax levy. The measure aims to protect health and sewer system effectiveness. By order of the Board of Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
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LH. Weyers
J. H. Kuehman
Spencer Friends
Earl Holmes
A.W. Stewart and
Wiy
Colby
Harvey
Thos. Welch
Harry Prehn
Milwaukee
M. C. Blake
L. Driscoll
Mariam Clark
Cascade
Bethel
Romeo
By Louise B. Cummings
al Clauson
Tere
Robert
de Triterim
Tommy
Inihe
Tody
Jennie
Younr Woodby
Viola
Avity Oy Wesper Wood Mie, CO
Vesper, Wood CO
Wid
Cameron
DU Pont Powder Company
Wis
Wood County Insane Asylum
CG. S. Sheerman-Howe
First National Bank
Santo Domingo
M. A. Darroch Piano CO
Archer Ave
Halsted By
Hicago, Ill
Dep's. A
Piso
Calumet Baking Powder
Chicago
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