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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1908
Page
12
Stratford notes report Mrs. McCrillis sewing for Mrs. McChesney and community callers. The parish sermon on the marriage supper leads the religious items. Local travels include visits to Madison and Wausau, with school and job updates, plus a Stratford basketball loss to Granton 32 to 19 and a planned rematch.
Bakerville reports Eberlain of Wausau buys Mike Schmitz farm. Katie Kult of Marshfield stays with Steitz family. Emma Regele domestic worker for Mrs Mangold. Gustie Seidler and Wenzel visit Marathon City. Joe Ertel of Oshkosh buys farm of E Ilk who moves to Oshkosh. Tuesday wedding at Corpus Christi Church joins Sarah Steitz and Joe Rad linger of Marshfield. Marshfield residents visit Kraemer and Nuber families on Sunday.
Standt Mrs H Cox is on the sick list. Tony Wix visited Mr Cain Sunday. Frank Burke builds a house to completion. A party occurred at John Rush’s home with a fine time. Henry Kantzer of Marshfield spent Sunday with his brother Joe. Myron Hughes began Stratford high school last week. Archie Dent and wife of Minnesota visited Wm Dent. Visit Tiffault Kampster Co Saturday to see extensive display of Ladies and Children’s Furs in Marehfield.
Vesper residents share social events, visits, and small town movements. Mr Boyed of Waukesha visits his sister Mrs D McVicar while families from Camp Douglas and Symco visit the J Kluge home. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Juling Kinge last Thursday. A basket social is planned for the Vesper Cornet Band next Friday. The new foundry employs about twenty men as trenches and basement work proceeds. Several residents travel for business, church services are held, and local officials note community changes including resignations and relocations.
Mr. and Mrs. Henbest will soon leave for the winter and travel. Mrs. Anton Dallendorfer returned last week from a visit with her mother at Thorp. Anton and George Dallendorfer, Wm. Gessert, and Frank Felhofer Jr. are up to Fifield hunting. Mrs. A. Lawrence recently returned from two months visiting friends at Wausau, Eagle River, and other points.
Hunters passed through Lindsey last week. Mr C Wooley and family relocated here. A girl arrived at the Jay Crouch home Saturday night. Mr Robinson and Family of Richland Center moved here last week. Miss Regina Koudson and sister from New Lisbon visit their aunt Mrs H Smith. Fred Anderson sold his farm to Will Grade last week and will move to Lindsey soon. Mrs Will Haertel returned Friday from a three week visit in the eastern part of the state. Mystic Worker lodge to meet Saturday night Nov 14 with all members asked to be present for initiation.
Mrs Kmpton reported much better while Mrs Howeston is on the sick list. John Jenkins is busy hauling wood. The chicken pie dinner at Hol Lenker's was a success. Marx Pohl loaded a cat with hay at the switch recently. Wm Pember has moved and is settled on the old Cady farm.
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