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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1913
Page
12
Local notices describe Memorial Day plans and community activities. Posts mention the Second Regiment band fundraisers, cemetery upkeep, church groups, and municipal events. reports include travel, auctions, and small town daily life across Marshfield and nearby areas.
Spencer residents note arrivals and visits from Stella Clark of Tomahawk and Dr. F A Soles from Fond du Lac. A G Soule, ex Spencer principal now in Minneapolis, visited on Thursday. Mrs D V Richardson and Olive of Loya were in town for weekend relatives.
Arpin residents entertained Jefferson County relations this week as Avl Cowell and Miss Edith Graff visited. H F Roehrig and Mrs O Dingel Dein shopped in Grand Rapids while H F Roehrig traveled to Marshfield. surveyors worked on the state road. Mrs Whittman attended the Catholic Ladings Aid in Vesper and Mrs Frank Thiemke visited Vesper. Victor Vanatta made a business call in Grand Rapids and Miss Cora House plus Edith Graff were seen at Marshfield and Grand Rapids shops.
Mr. Gus House attended a Wednesday event in Grand Rapids as a large crowd enjoyed a hall dance Saturday evening with a fine time enjoyed by all.
Henry Wix and son Arthur visited Welter's mill on Sunday hoping for fish but had little luck. A surprise party for H Wix delighted neighbors with music by the Staadt orchestra directed by J W Lawrence. Staadt Jr. lost to Stratford by a wide margin as umpire disputes arose. The shingles gathering at M Zoppis' drew many locals. Oscar Fruen family returned to Manitowoc after a week here enjoying a fine visit despite poor weather. Mrs Henry Kautzer of Marshfield and daughter visited relatives Sunday.
Ebbe Tris Nelson attends Wood County training school then spends Saturday at home. Adolph Arneson leaves for rheumatism treatment in the southern part of the state. Young folks attend a barn dance at Anton Prijatel’s Saturday night. Alex Joergen sen rents Andrew Kohl place. Martin Nelson broncho busts Sunday. E D Prange and others attend cheese board meeting in Marshfield Sunday. John Angel works fork and Wyman. Alex Joergensen seeks a hired girl as Ida Verke leaves for Progress. Mr and Mrs Will Voss of Marshfield visit Gilbert and Mrs Nelson Sunday.
Lindsey reports social calls from Mr. Stanford and Mr. Brenner leading services at the Methodist church. Ed Haertel and Mabel Broker visit Adelaide Wiken. five students Irman Kramer Mabel Broke Henry Johnson Benv Brakeman Warren Robinson will graduate. Arch Vroman photographed the class. Henry Sherman family visited Lindsey. Grassie of Marshfield eyes land here. Herman Hahn works on Prograss bridge project. Lovesee residence replastered by James Johnson. George Jones forecasts dry spell ahead.
Leopold Donnerbauer visited Marshfield on Saturday while Anton Sumrak works on a stylish frame house. Frank Stine delivered potatoes to town as Jos Stine Jr. visited Chili on business. Al Snow from Chili bought stock locally and Frank Balance conducted business in Marshfield Saturday.
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