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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1914
Page
2
All kinds of tablet paper offered at the Times office with blocks of nearly any size. Average price ten cont per pound. Bring purchase by the pound or buy a tab.
Ten room dwelling with two acres of land six blocks from the Catholic church. Suitable for chicken business or gardening. Very reasonable price. Immediate sale offered with half cash and balance on long time. Owner’s name available at the Times office.
Classified snippet shows multiple ads for a salesman position at Victor Oil Company in Cleveland Ohio and a farm hand job in Junction City Wisconsin with sobriety requirement. Also found items include a pair of spectacles and two shawls with instructions to claim at The Times office after paying costs.
A report from Marshfield details several local happenings. Auburndale resident Auburndale sustained a bad fall and suffered a leg fracture while wetting off near Mc Loy's store. Emil Chyn underwent an appendectomy at Marshfield hospital last week. Francis Durst attended a Farmers Co‑Operative Produce directors meeting in Marshfield. George Haselberger was seen doing mason work at George Schuster's cheese factory. Albert Sehill attended a meeting in Auburndale Sunday. Mrs Huth of Marshfield was a recent guest at her parents’ home. Carpenters are building two new barns for Henry Feehelm. Louis Ley and family visited Marshfield. M. Ley and family returned home to Milwaukee. German Ladies Aid plans to meet May 6 at Mrs. Otto Bradlow’s. Neighbors celebrated Mrs. George Schaller’s birthday by sewing carpet rags. a future carpet and doormat for the house were noted. Mrs. Herman Guetshaw has rheumatism and is bedridden. Herman Krahn hauled shingles. Henry Mueller is quarrying stone for a new house. The Times prints poets for Wood County’s Marshfield area. In municipal court, Elton M. Berrus faces a summons and garnishment requested by E. E. Royce for $400, with a court date set for May 27, 1914 at 10:00 AM before Judge Hugo Wegener.
Staadt May 4. Joe Kautzer hosts a tin wedding with neighbors from miles around. Kautzer plans to start a tin shop. Mrs. M Trimborn returns from Milwaukee. Several residents visit Marshfield. The electric light plant has been on the bum for a while and weather impacts many locals.
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