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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1910
Page
12
Social notes recount visits among Colby Stevens Point and nearby towns. Mentions departures to Kansas Carp and Tianks, new residence occupancy, a funeral at Loyal, and a baby’s sudden death with a family statement of gratitude. Also notes Parisian Sage hair product ad with price at 50 cents.
Account text shows liabilities of 105,000.00 and 15,738.24 with references to Doo 10 State Banks and Bankers and individual deposits subject to check 429.66401 time conilucates of deposit. LOBBMY 1 % 6F,000.00 85,000.00 Directors.
A bank cashier named Amos Roll certifies the truth of a financial statement listing capital stock, surplus funds, and deposits. The document references Certificates of Deposit and savings deposits and appears to be an official sworn affidavit from a Wisconsin bank.
Young Indies and gentlemen are invited to Marshfield Wis to enroll at the Arnold Building. The college seeks stenographers and bookkeepers with positions in view and promises thorough training in bookkeeping shorthand and typewriting. Day and evening classes, modern facilities, and strong standing. Enrollment encouraged with prompt decision. M L Crancy principal.
Amos Trachte entertains cousin Wm Trachte while Ray Muzzy visits from Milwaukee with uncle Chas Muray. I Fleishman's offers 75 fine turkeys. Hosterman outfit moves to Joan Gadson. Richfield ladies aid plans a national bazaar at Harneys on Nov 26 with aprons on display and a candy booth. Lone service at Chas Nelson’s next Sunday. Uncle Sam and Liberty attend. Hyomei advertised for catarrh relief with Sexton Bros selling kits.
Announcement notes a basket social and dance at the M W A hall on the 24th. Chas Byers, recently injured, was discharged from the hospital last Friday. Rev Wilson delivered an impressive sermon at town hall last Sunday and will hold services at 3 pm at the church and 11 am nine weeks later. John son of Geo Byers returned from Sheboygan where he worked as a carpenter, now recovering from head illness. Mi ona stomach tablets advertised at 50 cents a box with money back offer at Sexton Bros.
Phil Sullivan returns from Richwood and Mrs GC W Porter visits Plains field. H R Bathrick of Zion City called on Richfield last week. More Democratic votes cast than Republican. Fehlefer Bros finished Feldt's house and J Brey’s. John and Oscar Klumb bought the Sweeney 80 and are plowing. Floyd Pember was not married to a southern State girl. Ernie Tostern finishing ten gore lot for Mr Withers to create a pickle farm.
Fred Kellesten and A. Anderson visited Spencer and Unity respectively on nearby days. Several locals traveled to Unity last Tuesday as guests of Bertha Anderson, with more details indicating a community exchange of visits across towns.
Mr and Mrs M Larson were Unity visitors last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs C Monthe were Spencer visitors last Tuesday. Miss Ruth Pager of Unity was Mrs Geo Goding of Chicago is the guest of his sister Mrs P Korntred. Mrs Geo Hankey of Unity was the guest of her parents Mr and Mrs E Erickson Sunday.
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