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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1908
Page
12
The report outlines reactionary storm periods centered on May 7 9 and 12 16 19 21 and 30 31 with lunar positions near apogee equator and last equator. It warns of rising and falling barometers cloudiness rain wind and possible tornadoes and floods, urging vigilance across southern central eastern regions.
Charles F. Kruger, credit man at Johnson & Hill Co., completed a 21 day fast from April 4 to April 25. He lost 26 pounds, dropping to 149 pounds, and reported feeling better than ever. He previously tried seven days without food as a trial and found it easy.
Spencer residents report on weekly doings including visits, a W R C supper, and a birthday dinner. Families move houses, a saw mill resumes work for two months, and local properties change hands at auction. A hospital operation and several trips to Marshfield and St Paul are noted along with fuel wood offerings.
Richfield notes Chas Ewer on sick list and Mrs Wood returning from Tennessee. Miss Bertha Aiey visited Marshfield, D D Bathrick of Chicago was in town on business. Joe Thomas is very sick with typhoid fever threat. Quarterly meeting upcoming with presiding elder expected. Henbest family from Rock guests at Frank Belton's. District No. 5 school ends Friday with a picnic. Mrs Joe Hasenfang improving after winter illness. Pohl children ill with sore eyes amid spring flare. Margaret Curtin visiting training at Grand Rapids. Lester Noble injures two fingers in accident while father mourns.
Unclaimed letters dated through April 7 1908 list J H Benney Elsie Buch Mrs Marie Granmer Sherman Smith W E Tranellen John F Van Lewen and others calling for advertised. Miss E M Rowan to display spring hats at her millinery shop from April 1 with latest fashions. House for sale at 24th Street through C G Lindemann at the American National Bank. City Hall ten cent cigar advertised by John G Hols Marshfield.
Louis Laéinie plaintiff files against Glidden and Wisconsin Central Railway garnishment to collect 14.43 with property seized. Exquire Charles Hanley to hear case at Marshtield Justice of the Peace office on May 21, 3908. failure to appear will trigger judgment.
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