Lindsey News and Local Moves Report Nearby Happenings
Jay Crouch left for Vernon county Monday. Mrs A Broker went to Milwaukee Wednesday. Adt Siefert returned from Milwaukee last week. W Simpson and family visited Ramadka Sunday. Fred Boushon and sons moved from Beaver Dam Wednesday. Nellie Broker and father visited Marshfield Sunday. Fred Anderson shipped baled hay Monday. Peter Ketelle and Edwin shopped in Marshfield Friday. W Opele went to Marshfield Saturday for his hospitalized wife. Alfred Henrickson of Belleville visited R Daltrymple. Forest fires near town. Mr Fagan lost all his hay. Misses Anna and Susie Ketelle went to Randolph Wednesday. On return they will stop at Manston. Ed Haertel and Geo Burt were putting up telephone poles for Sam Gard. Telephone installed Monday. J D Johnson building a house east of Lindsey. Mr Gardiner to move onto his place when ready. Mrs Terman Oldrich appointed postmaster and to take possession soon. She gets her commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Simpson
Ramadka
Fred Boushon
Beaver Dam
A. Broker
Nellie
Marshfield
Fred Anderson
Peter
Ketelle
Edwin
W. Opele
Alfred Henrickson
Bellevile
R. Daltrymple
Fagan
Anna
Susie Ketelle
Randolph
Manston
J. D. Johnson
Lindsey
Local notes recap and life events in Frankfort area
March updates list sick residents Fred Guenter and Tom Golder in the vicinity. Albert Leffel returns from the west. A baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. A. Walters. Wesley brothers start winter camp. John Wesley injured hand, hospital stay in Marshfield. Doud's store changes Ed Anderson new bookkeeper, Anna Jeske clerk. RM. A. lodge to move to Unity. M. W. A. to Stratford. Death of pioneer Mr. Dahlman of Frankfort. Marriage of Ruth Moulton of Grand Rapids to Grover Airey. she visited last winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Walters
Wesley Brothers
John Wesley
Marshfield
Doud’s
Anderson
Anna Jeske
RM. A. Lodge
Unity
Stratford
Dahlman
Frankfort
Ruth Moulton
Grand Rapids
Grover Airey
Sleepy Hollow Family Notes and Births Reported
Jim Johnson was home over Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Harshie welcome a baby girl at their home. Peter Kauth, John Kauth, W A Frantz, Rudolph Frantz, Peter Hohenstine and several others are listed in a fragmentary local social notes item from Sleepy Hollow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Johnson
John Harshie
Peter Kauth
John Kauth
W. A, Frantz
Rudolph Frantz
Peter Hohenstine
Local Market Report Highlights Prices for Produce and Meat
Market notes list onions at 1.00 per bushel and potatoes at 50. Butter dairy is priced at 20. Beef liveweight per owt 4 dollars or 6 dollars elsewhere. Pork dressed per lb appears, as well as veal live weight and veal dressed per cow. Sheep live weight per owt noted. Poultry includes chickens and spring chickens priced.
Deer Hunting Roundup Highlights Local Activity
Geo Becker and others hunted on the river with little luck while Bratz brothers and more from the bridge area brought back deer. Mrs. John Machel hosted the Ladies Aid, and visitors from Racine stayed with the Machel family as the week saw widespread hunting in nearby woods. Nick Lahr of Marshfield visited his sister Mrs. John P. Kauth before departing.
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Geo. Becker
John Machel
Racine
Bratz Brothers
Richfield Notes Offer Wedding and Social News
Richfield brief items report George Baurer and Miss Daisy Davis wed Saturday at Marshfield with nuptial luncheon at the brides’ home and a supper with relatives. Local plans include next meeting at Frank Belton’s and a pie social November 21. Other items note A C Towle visiting Merna Neb, a runaway accident causing no injuries, and Daisy Davis receiving a kitchen shower with gifts and games.
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Geo. Baurer
Daisy Davis
Marshfield
Chas, Fredricks
Local Social Life and Rural Activity In North Nasonville
North Nasonville reports a well attended Social Friday in district No. ? with good time. Marshfield visitors include Louis Rustad Anton Sumrak and Jos Stine Jr. Ine Peterson brothers operate a hay press aiding Chas Howard near Marshfield. Ferdinand Riedl hauls firewood from Goat Has place and W Moldenhauer of Lyn saws logs for A Polzin and neighbors. Frank Kolar rumored to have bought the Dan Brook 80 in section 17 as settlement accelerates and land becomes scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Rustad
Anton Sumrak
Jos. Stine Jr
Marshfield
Ine Peterson
Frank Kolar
Dan Brook
Mill Greek social notes and local moves
Mr and Mrs Chas Seidel and Mr and Mrs John Benke visited Casper Gala tine s Thursday evening. Charles Seidel and son William were in Marshfield Monday on business. The Telephone company finished setting posts and putting on the wire around here. Mr and Mrs Ludwig Schiffer were in Marshfield on business Monday. Win Uthmeier of Marshfield was buying clover seed last week. Philip Ruplinger and his hired man are busy clearing 40 acres. Geo Schuster Peter Eberhardy and wife and Michael Schiffers Sr attended Geo Schuster and Mrs Eberhardy s brother s funeral at Bakerville. Frank Seidel hauled wood in Marshfield last week. Anton Newman hauled wood to the Catholic Church last week. Many attended the A S of E meeting last Monday where John Gowering gave a present to members. The wines want ad rate is 2 5c six for 50c cash or stamps with copy. Compare this with a cent a word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Seidel
John Benke
Casper Galatine
Charles Seidel
William
Marshfield
Telephone Company
Ludwig Schiffer
Win. Uthmeier
Philip Ruplinger
Inusy
Local notes on neighbors and families moving
Walter Moldenhauer finished sawing for Gle Boson and moved away. Alex Joergensen raised the frame olaine laree barn last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Van Epps of Wey suwega return home this week after visiting their son J A Van Epps and family. Mrs FL E Wyman sold Plymouth Rock hens to a Lakemills breeder. Henry Meyer and his clover hull er were in the neighborhood. they served E J Laufen berg V Kner and PL Ebbe. Nelson returned to Grand Rapids last Tats day after some days at home and was sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Joergensen
Olaine Laree
FL E. Wyman
Lakemills
Wis
Henry Meyer
Clover Huller
E. J. Laufenberg
V. Kner
R. Ebbe A Nelson
Grand Rapids
Town of Rock Presbyterian Services and Local News
Town of Rock announces Sunday service at the Presbyterian church at 10 and 11 oclock with Thanksgiving service next Thursday at 11 AM. Pastor Rev H Lothian invites all. Local items note Mr and Mrs Geo Eyers hosting relatives, new baby, travel by John A Peterson and son Ronald, and a corn husking bee with a late lunch. Indian Summer described as hoped for.
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Presbyterian Church
Rev
H. Lothian
John A. Peterson
Ronald
Atep
Appleton
Peterson
Oshkosh
Wausau
Chas. Eyers
Minn
Geo. Eyers
John Colburn
Grant Co
A. F. Mercer
Marshfield
J. Hurd
A. Seehafer
C. Vroman
A New England farmer invites doctor to see tired wife
A New England farmer meets a doctor on the street and invites him to visit his wife who is worn out after morning chores. The doctor notes the case is strange as the wife insists she must lie down before dinner despite their large family and routine Sunday dinner fuss.
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New England
Hendersons Return From Minnesota Visit
G. W. Henderson and Mrs. Henderson returned from a long trip to Minnesota visiting Preston and Chisholm. They toured Mr. Hendersons father's old homestead and noted the excellent southern Minnesota corn crop while snow and frost affected Chisholm. He plans to stay at his daughter Mrs. Strong's home in Minnesota this month before joining his wife for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Henderson
Minnesota
Henderson
Preston
Lacrosse
Mr. Henderson
Indiana
Chisalm
Minn
Conley
O'Neill
Chisolm
F. L. Strong
Piano Tuner Ed Christopherson Accepts Orders
Ed win Christopherson resident piano tuner invites readers with piano troubles to bring their instruments to Marshfield Music House 63 for service and fair pricing compared to transient tuners. Leave orders at the shop.
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Edwin Christopherson
Marshfield Music House
Fur work offered by A F Davis in town
Mr A F Davis of the Truesdell Fur Coat Co Berlin Wisconsin is in town picking up fur work. He offers cleaning remodeling and repair services and will call on customers who contact him at Hotel Blodeer every Wednesday by phone or card.
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A. F. Davis
The
Truesdell Fur Coat Co
Berlin Wis
Hotel Blodeer
Singer's Marvelous Memory Shocks Audiences
Reports claim Herr Stehmann memorized the entire Wan i Gerer part in Siegfried within six hours. On a sudden illness by Kraus, Stehmann, unseen in the role, learned the Matuswinka part between matinee and evening performance, excelling in both words and music.
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Stehmann
Wani Gerer
Siegfried
Herr [Kraus
Mayer Scharwenk2
Matuswinka
Evergreen Scent From Winter Pine Branches
Evergreen trees yield their fragrance in winter when branches are gathered or dried. Drying on newspapers or cheesecloth allows easy collection for burning, releasing pine tones and a picturesque aroma. Pine wood smoke evokes a breath of the pine woods as they burn.
Living Insects as Ornaments in Americas
In South and Central America multiple insect species are worn as armaments. A beetle found in crevices of old walls is worn by girls to ward off evil spirits, illustrating cultural use of insects as protective ornament.
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South America
Central America
Old Walla
Swat Valley and Akhund rulers identified with historic lineage
The Swat valley in present day northeast Afghanistan is described with its people the Yusufzai and rulers titled Akhund. The old line of princes, once ruling Swat, claimed descent from Alexander the Great. Also noted is former Governor WD Heard and the first Wisconsin potato growers convention set for Rhinelander with leading west potato experts on the program.
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Akhund
Swat
Afghanistan
Kabul
Alexander the Great
Frst
Wisconsin
Rhinelander
West
Balmy Florida Gulf Coast and Cuba Winter Escape
Balmy Florida Gulf Coast and Cuba invite you this winter to escape northern cold. Plan your trip with attractive round trip fares in effect daily until April 3rd. Train service to Chicago with fast connections. apply to Strouts in Chicago or C A Cairns G P A Chicago.
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Gulf
C. A. Cairns
G. P
Chicago
Questions Without Answers in a Woodworth Elevator Man Tale
In a Woodworth building elevator man recalls odd queries from visitors. A passerby asked how many windows the building contains while another old man asked who Mr Woolworth would leave the property to after his death.
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Woodworth
Farmer Gets Credit and Lays Bare Honest Worth
A Grand Rapids Reporter column mocks farmers as simple and ignorant. It argues farmers, despite critics’ jokes, feed the nation and run the best all around livelihoods, underscoring their value and resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayseed
Fontaine
Grand Rapids
No Call to Arms Yet in Wisconsin Guard
Leading men of the Wisconsin State Guard say the recent report of ready for instant duty is routine annual inventory. Guardsmen note no real sign of imminent call and affirm state units remain prepared for immediate service with possible minor equipment changes to olive drab blankets and uniforms.
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Wisconsin State Guard
Adjutant General
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Fred Guenter
Tom Golder
Hursday
Albert Leffel
Sleepy Hollow
Logal Mahket Report
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Nick Lahr
John P. Kauth
Richfield
A.C. Towle
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A. O. Seneley
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Koenig
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Daisy
North Nasonville
Mill Greek
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Gle Boson
Town OF Rock
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Central Ave
Arnold Bever
Gee. Koenig
Times Office
A. Neumann
South Vine St
Fort Atkinson
America
WD. Heard
Weer
Inquirest 301
W. N. Depot Sr
Florida
Gulf Coast
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Southland
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C. A. Carlson
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W. A. Liese
Ali Bush
Artemus Ward
Marshfield Bottling