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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1910
Page
12
John Phillips works as a stone mason, with strong demand for masons locally. Henry Jennings and daughter visited Marshfield last week. Prof. Stone and his crew are planting a large potato plot. A larger oat area is sown this year in the neighborhood, and cur rants or gooseberries are likely scarce.
Mrs John Maxwell on sick list and church service at usual hour. Barney Severson builds barn addition. Miss Pansy Wood returns from visit at Nasonville. Thus Wolstroms house fire saved by prompt aid. Long service at Claire W Porters Sunday evening. Wm Burhopp helps erect windmill with John Sut ton. Miss Dora Johnson visits Edsgar relatives. returns Tuesday. Frank Belton and family visit Ed Lehnherrs at Wood. Mrs George Knapton hosts Ladies aid next Wednesday the 18th. Mrs Hamiston now able to go out. Thus Harshner works on Yellow River bridge at Richfield Rock- line.
Mannville social notes report a dance by Mann. P Scheschi, a Fond du Lac visitor, and Martell family westward homestead sale. Consolidated Farm excitement grows as people leave town. A daughter to Bodish born last Wednesday, buried Thursday in Spencer. Mitchell relocates home on a moved foundation. A freight blaze damaged two wood cars, delaying trains for nearly two hours.
Bethel notes report Bethel residents and visitors at church last Sabbath with several named individuals. The Academy dorms report measles. precautions taken. Miss Mabel Cutler seeks sanitarium care for persistent cough and fatigue. Eld C A Oleson spoke on missions and the second coming noting neatness and speedy preparation.
John Riesling acted as caller at the Maxwell home Monday while Rev. Fraser tended to Wm Burhopp’s name last Tuesday. John Sattom plans a new windmill on his farm soon. Magri¢ Luedke remains ill. Miss Anna Bartelmus now works at J. M. Hamilton’s. Gusto Bork helped dig a well. Rev. Fraser began remodeling the barn. Mrs. Jennie Harshner spent time with relatives in Sherry. G Lehnherr lost a cow to a broken leg. Max Luedke cut his foot. James Porser’s 15th birthday brought a pleasant surprise party.
Delegates from the S school are expected to attend the convention at Marsi field on May 3 and 4. Peter C. Johnson, returning from a western trip, reports a delightful journey. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid meets May 12 at Mrs. James Clark's home. All invited. ladies should bring thimbles for activities. Services Sunday included morning and afternoon programs. summer worship will continue weekly.
A Auburndale community note highlights a Monday dance at Hewitt, a local youth injury when 15 year old Mike Kundinger broke his leg in a field last Thursday, and visits as Mrs. F Albrecht and daughter Marty travel to Roy to see relatives. Teachers hosted an Arbor Day school grounds cleanup followed by a picnic. A church benefit picnic is planned May 22 at Kuehnhold’s wood two miles north and two east of Auburndale. Everybody is invited for a good time.
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