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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1903
Page
5
Otto Queeke and others visited Paul Leith in Marathon city while Fred Marsh toured Wausau and neighbors in Marshfield. The Fenwood school year ends, Ayre and Dunning ship potatoes, saw mill resumes after six weeks, and plans for dances emerge. Several residents relocate or travel, with local humor and weather observations framing daily life.
In a nostalgic claim a Midland ad touts Green's August Flower as the top remedy for indigestion biliousness and general malaise. It emphasizes scarce doctors in the past and says a few doses in liquid form cure dullness headaches and related ills. Available at Sexton Bros. drug store for 25¢ and 75c.
Mrs Clarinda McDonald aged 87 died Tuesday afternoon at her daughter Mrs J A Vanderhoof home in Marshfield Wisconsin from pneumonia. Born April 13 1816 in Skowhegan Maine she moved to Wisconsin in 1855 and lived in Butternut Ashland county after 1878. Survived by six children including M J McDonald deceased M D McDonald ButterNut M F McDonald Marshfield Mrs J B Grant Merill Mrs A H Grant Butternut and Mrs J A Vanderhoof Marshfield. Interment was in Butternut after funeral attendance by many relatives and friends.
Experiments with X Rays indicate catarrh of the stomach isn t a disease itself but a result of repeated indigestion. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure claims to cure indigestion and dyspepsia and prevent or cure stomach catarrh. Sold at Kamps Drug Store.
Sherry hosts Miss Ethel Putney over Sunday at Arpin. Walter Cline visits his mother in Marshfield on Saturday. Miss Katie Jones stays several days at Marshfield. Mr and Mrs Weatherly of Merrill visit relatives here lately. Tim O Connor returns from Kilbourn City. Geo McCormack and family stay several days with relatives at Plainfield. A jolly party of young people went out Friday evening to hang May baskets despite muddy roads. Cole's Cough Cure pledges relief for coughs and throat ailments, with guaranteed results at 25 and 50 cents.
North Rock reports Assessor Donald McKercher visiting farmers while Frank Haderer completes a new barn. Angus Beone rents 5 acres from Chris Peterson. H Sherman shears sheep for 7 cents each. P V Peterson drains a flooded cellar. Cosxner Retail Lenber Co. advertises. Crows scarce. plans to plant soon. Angus Renne and wife welcomed a bouncing baby girl. Nasonville cheese factory patrons received April pay, milk value $10.26 per hundred. Jimmy Hurd runs a telegraph office and line to his father. Wm Dix Jr add 80 acres to his holdings for $1,400. eyeing another 80 acres before wedding day. Burk is 20 years old.
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with a reward for an uncured case. Endorsed by J J Cheney and others, claiming trustworthiness and financial ability. Internal remedy acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials offered, price 75 cents per bottle, sold by all druggists.
Tuesday visits from Roser in Marshfield and Frank Lowe from Neillsville. Henning visits county seat. Counsell stays at Neillsville. Hannon and Henning drill wells. Fishing trip to March Rapids last Saturday. Entertainment at Nasonville draws crowds. Louise Brown and others to Chicago. Digestive health ad promotes Kodol Cure with local drugstore sale.
Peter Daul was in town Tuesday while D Reed drove to Marshfield. Herbe Isbell visited Marshfield Wednesday between trains. Stratford merchants planned a grand July 4 celebration. Frank Jadack joined the Stratford brass band, Herbert Chrouser lays a stone foundation for Peter Strochota's shop, and George H. Reynolds offers money to loan on farm security.
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