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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1907
Page
10
A narrator staying at a mountain resort watches the girl opposite his room and falls under her spell. He pursues her to a moonlit gorge near a well, kissing her and confessing desire, then awakens guilty and returns to city life. Months later he sees her again in a shop window’s hair display, recognizing the same haunting figure. Everett Gardiner.
Spencer residents share news of travels and family visits with Fond du Lac Rib Lake and Wausau. Birthdays, a surprise party, a Hallowe'en supper, and a school organ fund raise accompany reports of new local residents and a charity lecture. An obituary for Mrs. Bradley details a long local life and church service. A classified notice offers a publishing rep position in New York.
Mrs. A Seidler returned from Madison last week. Miss Anna Nuber went to Chicago to spend the winter. Mr. Joseph Henseler left for Madison to attend the dairy school. Miss Rosa Kasberger left for Oshkosh to visit her sister. Miss Lillian Hephner was home from Stevens Point Normal. Mrs. Lenny and daughter Dorothea of Fenwood visit the Jensens. Miss Agatha Kraemer visited her sister Carolyn's school. Miss Emma Block spent a week with Rev. Schumacher's household. Mrs. Wm Gessert and Walter and Helen Gropp visited Oshkosh. Misses Lene Hell and Minna Knor returned to Milwaukee after weeks at home. Albert Kraemer, working at Rice Lake, spent Sunday home with a fine lot of fish.
Richfield reports Mr John Hauser sold his bay press to Frank Seidel. Mr Wm Cohn, kicked in the head by a horse, is improving. Wedding bells soon in the vicinity. Mr Joe Hausenfang, ill for some time, slowly improves. Mr Walter Rozell traded his farm to Mr Wood for a 200 acre farm at Hancock.
Fitzgeralds fashionable vaudeville opens a three night run at the Adler Opera House with a reputedly meritorious company. Tickets go on sale at the usual place, prices 15 25 and 35 cents, reflecting strong public demand for recreative entertainment.
An old advertisement touts Humprey’s Seventy-Seven as a rapid cure for colds. It claims wise users keep it handy to stop a cold at first symptoms, while others let it worsen before treatment. Sold by Humprey’s Homeo Medicine Co. at 23 cents.
Wenzel s Wenzel butchers employ Dr G A Warsinski veterinarian to inspect every animal before slaughter as a safeguard against impure meats. Beginning November 1 they will sell meats in bulk to those who wish.
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