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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1901
Page
12
Spencer telegrams report Delbert Brooks back from Moon and others visiting Marshfield, Payette, and Hebron. Town happenings include weddings, funerals, hunting trips, a jail warrant mixup, construction at Becker & Sons, church steeple nearing completion, and numerous visits and moves among residents.
The Vanderburg farm auction was very well attended. Upwards of fifty hunters camped below Progress. A son-in-law of Mr. Kennedy arrived from the south some time ago. AKutite Erickson has been suffering with a severe abscess on his face. Earl Sherman works for Mr. Broker. The aid society meets with Mrs. Root Wednesday afternoon. Harry Elwood sewed wood for Harry Wheelock last week. Lind sey.
Hazell and Terry families from Waterloo Iowa reside in the Woodman building. One scarlet fever case is convalescent and quarantine remains strict, suggesting an epidemic averted. Deer shot by Herman Hahin near Lindsey and by Charles Hooper, with a deer sold to George Hooper. Mary Reader visits Will at Sherry. Various locals have building activity and new piano delivery. Uncalled letters listed for Marshfield post office through November 1902.
The Chicago Post recounts a humorous exchange at a wedding where a small boy asks who will be Mr Johnson's eround and calls out “Second,” prompting a debate on whether the best man and second share the same function. The mother clarifies while the boy remains puzzled about wedding customs.
A domestic quarrel unfolds as Mr Nexdore warns of a house cleanup this evening while his wife reassures him. The couple teases a plan to alter the flat and wardrobe for a longer lasting wedding outfit, amid a tense, witty exchange.
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