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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1906
Page
11
Auburndale hosts the first in a series of monthly stock fairs and auction sales held on the third Monday. The event aims to connect buyers and sellers and facilitate trade, emphasizing that someone always has something another wants.
Mrs Theresa Smith visited friends here Monday and others attended events across town including Mr and Mrs Louis Weinfutter at Stratford and Geo Weatherly at Grand Rapids. John Lounsbury hosted Iowa relatives, Edna Weatherly arrived from Arizona, and Rev Boteler prepared for Des Moines assembly. Community meetings discussed establishing a local academy while a mass meeting adjourned for two weeks. Local ads note Hall's Catarrh Cure and Rocky Mountain Tea promotions.
For more than twenty years Mr. J B Massey of 322 Clinton St Minneapolis Minn was tortured by sciatica. One application of Chamberlains Pain Balm relieved the pain and sleep returned. Less than one bottle has effected a permanent cure. If troubled with Sciatica or rheumatism try a 25 cent bottle of Pain Balm. For sale by Sexton Bros. Also notices of an eastern tour by special train in July with itineraries and rates. Oring Laxative Fruit Syrup advertised as best for women and children with a booklet and sample at Sexton Bros. drug store.
A continual auction sale at Will Ebbe will run throughout the day. The seller pays 5 percent of the sale price to the auctioneer. The auctioneer will bid on any item brought in including live stock vehicles machinery household goods baby carriages go carts and wheelbarrows.
For the fair, anyone with good cows or stock of any kind is urged to bring them to exhibit even if not selling. The organizers seek a strong showing and will have buyers ready to purchase all stock fit to ship.
A broad invitation declares the marketplace a place for all customers and sellers. It notes cattle buyers can profit on sale day with the next day’s cattle train loading for Chicago and urges people from nearby towns within 40 to 50 miles to visit for items from tents to farms.
Spencer F Colby and family moved into L Klatt’s house. Born to Mr and Mrs G H Heath a son. JL Klatt and family traveled to Madison to reside. Mrs Elizabeth Reas returned from Park Falls. Louie Truax’s family came from Moon for his sister’s wedding. A miscellaneous shower for Miss Fanny Truax at Mrs A N Conklin’s home. Hollister’s Rocky Mountain products advertised. Miss Fanny Truax wed Lote Miller with Rev Colby officiating. only relatives present. Jimmie Ingham suffered a blood infection after an injury but is recovering. Laura Grashorne and Sylvester Sebora married. departed for California on honeymoon. groom left depot agent here four years with many friends.
Mrs. Lucia Wilke of Caroline Wisconsin found lasting relief after a 25 cent box of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured a running sore on her leg that had tortured her for 23 years. The remedy touted as greatest antiseptic healer of piles wounds and sores is sold at Sexton Bros. Drug Store.
Grandpa Hewlett returns to Watsal while Anna Nuber visits Mabel Springborn. Francis Ruecklein of Hewitt visits Sarah Steitz, and Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Oestreich call on F. Pant. Emil Michaelis and Miss Mary Schaefer wed at Hewitt on Tuesday. Jos Regele Louis Reese and Willie Michels visit Stratford, and Mrs. Richard Howlett returns from Wausau. Alvin Michaelis returns after weeks with sister Mrs. Nick Michels at Stratford.
In Livonia Missouri J J Dwyer now of Graysville recalls three patients cured of consumption by Dr Kings New Discovery. One man planned to move to Arizona before finding the medicine unnecessary. The note calls New Discovery the most wonderful medicine, a sure cure for coughs colds and throat and lung ailments. Sexton Bros Druggists guarantee it with a dollar stand and a free trial bottle.
Sealed bids from Marshfield doctors are invited by the Poor Committee for medical attendance medicine surgical work and acting as Health officer of Marshfield for the current year. Bids due May 24 1906 at 5 PM with contract awarded to the lowest bidder. Committee reserves right to reject any or all bids. Address bids to Fred Sechaler Chairman Poor Committee.
A claim extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best medicine for bowel complaints. It asserts eminent physicians endorse it for colic and diarrhoea in children and adults, noting universal success and palatable use when diluted. Sold by Sexton Bros.
Fare is 19.00 to Boston and back plus 3.00 from Chicago via Nickalplate Road from May 1 to June 9 inclusive, also via New York City at LTxcursion rates. Return limit extends to July 5. ticket details, rates, and information available from John Y. Cslaban, General Agent, Room 298, 113 Adams St., Chicago.
An institute markets a free visit by eminent specialists offering diagnosis, examination, and treatment advice across nervous system, heart, lungs, and more. Patients are promised potential cures or life-prolonging guidance, with assurances of quick relief and a guarantee of cure for accepted cases, during this visit only.
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