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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1907
Page
12
Local notes record numerous visits and absences across towns. Residents travel between Tomah Grand Rapids Marshfield and Milwaukee while high school ball team suffers a 32 to 3 defeat to Grand Rapids with a May 25 rematch planned. A dormitory project progresses and several residents plan trips to Chattanooga Chicago and Oklahoma.
Frank Binder attends services at Corpus Christi Church next Sunday at eight. Mary Kasberger of Osakash is ill with her parents. Mr. Gleichsner is improving after a long illness. Opening dance at Lincoln Park May 20 draws attendees. Mrs. Louis Sicklinger and Mrs. John Sicklinger visit John Sicklinger. Mary and Barbara Gleichsner return from Chicago. Mrs. Mike Michels and children visit with the Nubers Kraemers and Henselers. Bakerville residents attend Nasonville dance and enjoy it. Farmers report near completion of seeding. Dance planned at city limits Wednesday evening May 15. Erlon and M. A. Billings visit J. R. Schwartz home. John Wolf handles Grand Rapids business. Martin Roethle sells farm for a Sherry creamer y and will move soon. Theodore Beyel to reside here this summer after Chippewa Falls. Maple sap flow unusually heavy this spring pleasing town and reducing costs.
Auburndale sees spring progress with baseball uniforms ready and plans for a new sawmill by R. Connor Co. The town mourns Louis Prove and Julius Cady with funeral details. Social visits, teaching staff moves, and local events fill the week, including Epworth League anniversary observances and a house fire near Gardiner.
Miss Mary Felhover is on the sick list. Anton Androsky had a barn-raising on Tuesday. A baby arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Joe Thomas. Wright rents the Philip Sullivan farm for the coming year. The Indians at Skunk Hill plan a reunion dance on May 15. August Dohm of Madison visits his brother Will. Mr Dohm bought twenty four head of stock for his farm during his stay.
Probate court in May 1948 orders letters testamentary issued to Michino G. Plackenstein for the Anton M. Greisinger estate. Creditors must present claims by November 4, 1947 or as adjusted, with notices published in the Marshala Times for three consecutive weeks ending soon, with proceedings in Grand Rapids.
In the Grand Rapids probate matter of Margaretha Heese Doe West the executors seek court approval for administration and distribution of the estate. The court orders notice and a hearing on June 2 at 10 o clock, with publication for three weeks in the Marsfield Times.
Instructions from Ray Pioneer describe a ritual to access a print shop as a system of taps and countersigns. It advises advancing to the editor, presenting identity and debt details, then offering a ten dollar bill and saluting with a phrase, receiving a receipt upon completion.
A five act melodrama titled In a Woman's Power will be staged at the Adler Opera House on Saturday May 18. The play is billed as original with intense action and sensational scenes, claiming realism in stage effects. Also promotes Wenzel & Wenzel groceries with a promise of clean sanitary meats.
Marshfield Water and Light Commission met on May 4 with Mayor E A Upham presiding. Members affirmed bills totaling 156.93 to be paid from respective accounts and accepted Nels Johnson’s bid to lay six inch water pipe to the Roddis Lumber plant, with contract details and a $200 bond. Superintendent instructed to sell one engine and one boiler for 600 dollars and the commission adjourned.
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