Rapid growth in Catholic Order of Foresters membership
The Catholic Order of Foresters anticipates a class of at least fifty new members by month’s end as two teams work hard. Other items note Mrs. John H. Stoever visiting Rib Lake, Steeve returning as Rib Lake schools supervisor, a birth in Riverside, and wedding travels of local families. Andrew Boyd resigns as managing head of a La Crosse cooperative packing firm and area events include weddings, farm sales, and Zion’s Evangelical Sunday school graduation plans with Rev. F. C. Berger to preach. Green Bay area pastor Rev. H. Lothian moves to Wausaukee while local families report timber activity and church notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Foresters
American Society of Equity
Andrew Boyd
Zion
Evangelical Sunday School
Herlbut
Church
F. C. Berger
Cleveland, O
Adelaide Ehrhardt
Sarah Icke
Ella Schroeder
Esther Grambsch
Benjamin Draeger
Oscar Lindow
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New Discovery About Ants Signals Rank Among Insects
A new study by Professor Bugnion reveals white ants use elaborate signaling. Soldiers crack dry leaves to warn or excite, while workers respond with rustling sounds. The researcher notes inaudible cues and describes a soldier raising its head and body to shake briefly as a signal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bugnion
Axgerte
Galute
Ita Lega
Staelf
Temby Departure Regrets for Marshfield Depot Chief
Mr. Temby and family leave Marshfield for a larger city, with strong local regrets. At the depot and freight house he was popular and efficient, guiding passenger and freight crews to notable service improvements. He praises Marshfield after nearly three years of pleasant work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temby
Hom
Eagles Plan Special Train For Marshfield Aerie Rally
Badger faerie No. 624 booster committee announces a special Northwestern line train from Marshfield to Antigo on Wednesday June 24 to transport Marshfield Eagles for the state aerie parade A Second Regiment band will accompany eighty members measured for uniforms by May 30 at Lundgren's. prizes total 5450 for best appearance and largest uniformed membership with distance and direct route considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badger Faerie No
Order of Eagles
Marshfield
Antigo
State Aerie
Marshfield Eagles
Lundgren’s
Marsi“ield
Antigoore
Acrie
Aerie
Enlarging Cheese Factory at Mill Creek and Local Happenings
Frank Ertle and crew rebuilt and enlarged George Schuster’s cheese factory and will reside above the factory while a granary for Oscar Rasmussen is being built. Fred Fettervitz’s crew completed mason work for Ludwig Schiffer. A birthday party honored John Benke’s 46th birthday. Several locals traveled to Marshfield and Stevens Point for errands and funeral services. Jack Frost caused minor damage and seeding is finished as gardens begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Creek
Frank Ertle
George Schuster
Oscar Rasmussen
Fred Fettervitz
Ludwig, Schiffer
John Benke
John
John Newman
Charles Schulhauser
Frank Seidel
Marshfield
John Marshfelder
Gust Winrow
Ed. Degner
Stevens Point
Marm
Elsie Beyer
Will Curtin
Charles Seidel
John Behnke
Casper Gallatin
Jack Frost
Ella Ohm
Thomas Horns
Emil Ohm
Thomas Horn
All Around Bakerville Grist of News Items Furnished This Week
Bakerville May 17 notes several local happenings. Caroline Kraemer employed at Stratford visited home. Elisabeth Bell returned from a two week Milwaukee vacation. Father Mueller’s brother visiting. Fred Tuietche had his house painted and is now repainting a bare area. Local ball game at Nassoville drew many residents. Bill Hanson bought a horse from James Trimbling and will get a new rig. Prof Burk spoke at M E church in pastor’s absence. Henry Woolstrum owns a new double driving harness. Wautoma crowd delivered Guernsey cattle to J Rose Porter’s farm. Charles Ewer sold a two year old salt horse to a Pittsville party. Diploma exams occurred in several schools. Mrs George Kohl improving. Rex Knapton enters sheep husbandry after buying stock from Jacob Schimmel. Richfield nine beat Schiller settlement. William Gossart freshened his house with a new coat of paint by H A Knapton. Philip and son Hugh brush for J Jenkins. Henry Voskhil had a sick horse with kidney trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakerville
Caroline Kraemer
Stratford
Elisabeth Bell
Milwaukee
Father Mueller
Fred Tuietche
Nasonville
Bill Hanson
James Trimbling
Neillsville
Burk
M. E
Henry Woolstrum
L. N. Porter
Wright
Mr. Stewart
Wautoma
Guernsey
J. Rosé Porter
Charles Ewer
Pittsville
George Kohl
Rex Knapton
Jacob Schimmel
Richfield Baseball
Schiller Settlement
William Gossart
H. A. Knapton
Philip
Hugh
J. Jenkins
Henry Voskwhl
Funeral for James A Gossett Noted Local Schoolmaster
Richfield residents attended the funeral of James A. Gossett, once a local resident and longtime schoolmaster remembered by many. A Sunday song service was planned at Mrs. L. L. Ewer's, with hopes for strong turnout to sing. Seeding and corn planting were underway as farm work continued.
Out of Sleepy Hollow social notes and events
Sleepy Hollow community sees farmers planting corn in fine weather. A school picnic drew a large crowd. Neillsville visits include Mrs E Thomas and Mr H Frantz. births and family updates include Henry Frantz welcoming an eleven pound son on May 12. Several local families, including Ferguson and Johnson, share visits and fishing trips last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob Machel
Roffert Machel
H. A. Frantz
Jack Ferguson
Gilbert Bender
Henry Frantz
Sleepy Hollow
Jim Johnson
Michigan
Grandma Frantz
New Cars in Hewitt Show Roadwise Town Fare
Hewitt May 18 present auto mobile owners and their cars include John Gonering and Gust Windrow each with a Ford Francis Durst a Paige Detroit and Phil Ruplinger three Rev All are seen on the road daily except Phil Ruplinger Philip Ruplinger was at Milwaukee on business George Schuster had a second story addition built on his cheese factory last week Farmers are busy seeding and planting corn which will be the main crop this year and stored in many nearby silos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewitt
John Gonering
Gust Windrow
Ford
Francis Durst
Paige Detroit
Phil Ruplinger
Philip Ruplinger
Milwaukee
George Schuster
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Elmer Dickerson
Merton J. Vanderhoof
John H. Stoever
Rib Lake
D. J. Harney
Steeve
Julius Zettler
the Riverside
Louise Rodig
Simpson, Minn
Edward Redig
Frances Ripley
M. Redig
Bakerville Road
Simpson
Appleton
Joseph Schneider
New Franken
Brown County
Joseph Burkart
Sherry
Frank Tauscick
Frances Koller
Sherry Catholic Church
Schneider
Westley S. Sigl
Mr. Tauschek
Anton Meidl
Fram
Arthur Doene
Duluth
Albert Loerke
Rozellville
Mr. Loerke
Jacob Merkel
Weigelsdorff
Paul Wurl
H. Lothian
Naxonville
Arthur Finney
Ogema
St. Joseph’s Society
Wisconsin
Staith & Bros
L. C. Smith & Bros
C. Smith
Bros. ‘Typewriter CO
N.Y
DyKacuac
L. G Smith & Bros. Typewriter CO
Eagles
Booster Committee
Mill Creek Crew
Furstenburgs
Farmers Home Hotel
Louis Larson
Will Ebbe
Mr. Gossett
Richfield
James A. Gossett
Gossett
L. L. Ewer
Carol Thomas
M. I. Tuttle
Roy Tuttle
Eau Pleine
Bessie Wilkins
Maggie Leadthke
Albert Harshner
Etna Green
Ind
Ghyaician
R. J. Strauss
Cupid
Ile
Palace OF Sweets
Grambsch
Rockford
E. F. Mechler
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