Local notes from Auburndale and area on weekend events
L Kossler built a new low house and wagon shed at Lindentreet while Mr and Mrs N N Berg hosted a dinner party Saturday. Frank Jung sprained his ankle and cannot work. Charles Rickman sold his near farm to a South Dakota buyer for 42000. Gene Hoevaly visits Elmore Wisconsin with his nephew Philip Huossly. A B Shortins moved from Marshfeld to the A C Connor residence area. St Marys Church held first holy communion for 24 children led by Rev J Bradermano. Willie Schuttz shot two deer Sunday as part of his hunting season. J Parros from South Byron attends to land interests. Flo sold 0 Neves to James Matterson and large wister. May and hunter H C Tiedemang arrived with a Wolf they had pursued. Saturday three dogs, including a pug owned by Louis Kotler, died from poisoned meat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburndale
L. Kossler
Lindentreet
N.N. Berg
Frank Jung
Charles Rickman
Nere
South Dakota
Gene Hoevaly
Elmore
Wis
Philip Huossly
Amf
Scholler
Harvesy
Saybay Parotdl
A.B. Shortins
Marshfeld
Aij
Neves
James Matterson
Big Wister
Ap Rt May
Hunter H. C. Tiedemang
Wolf
Louis Kotler
Roy Swager
Fenwood
Wednesax
Chickering
Eau Chury
Laurencé Denneo
Fernwood
Puenday
W. Meade
Maranfiold
Hare
George Dyvel Tool I. McCurthy
Marstidiold
J. Holla
Marathon Gsty
Wescob
Thexby
Durobar
Draymay
Yy Shaddock
Marshfield
The Woodman Play Promises Local Entertainment Tonight
Joseph Burch Lindsey a young farmer from Yergom county arrives two years ago. Wax ob Marshfield hosts Thanksgiving Camp NM W will giwan entertainment and dance. Abe M. WA bull Nasonvills presents a humorous farse The Woodman with cast including Arieigh Peabody Carl Johnson and Lydia Aart wr Agy. Silent actors, local company, and scenery insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Burch
Yergom County
Lindsey Camp
Giwan
M. WA
Bull Nasonvills
Pio
Curt Jowmson
Arieigh Peabody
Carl Johnson
Aren
Thielwait Dasha
van Sum
GuShay Blepal
Owen Clark Samual Small
Euhel Eastman James Foster
Owen Pack Howe Atwood
Paul Poltocumaa
NDSOL
The
Orden
Pleasant but scattered notes from Nasonville and nearby areas
Local tidbits recount weekend skating on Nagon’s pond, visits by Elmer Day and Jenny Day to Mrs. George Eyer, a party hosted by Addie Sherman, and farewells as several residents relocate or start new jobs. Mentions include Miss Eastman leaving for Grand Rapids teaching, a new barn under construction, a bear sighting near Hoyd, and community chatter about funerals, travel, and farm life in Marshfield, Auburndale, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagon'a Pond
Elmer Day
Jenny of Hogan
George Eyer
Misa Addie Shermon
Chas, Wucker
Marabield
Marshfield
John Eastman
Trip
Boucobel
Whitewater
George Eyes
Pat Jacobsen
N. A
Ladgent Marshfield
Bel Dickson Gita Heart
Mears Hert Nason
Seth Smith
Warren Nason
Addie Eastman
Mise Eastman
Grand Rapidy
Local notices and moves around Marshfield area
MAL Barth danced last Saturday evening with a good reception. Mrs. Cora Ewald moved from Marshfield to Hve with her parents. Linstock and Crouse plan to relocate their brick works near Marshfield. The Zeims and Pyeds returned from a wedding in town. Lagaud Russell and Gustave Lalg traveled to Grand Rapids to work on a telephone line project. A wolf in a stable on Touranday night awakened Mr. Morehouse and the investigation found horses injured and a severe thigh cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mal Barth
Cora Ewald
Marshfield
Hve
Elon
Linstock & Crouse
Wo. Zeim
Mra
Pyed Zalm
Nelee
Lupaard Russell
Gustave Lalg
Grand Rapids
Pjitaville
Morehouse
Local Notes and Visits Stir Marshfield and Nearby
Spenc er Jobn Hoops drove to Marshfield Wednesday. Brovewitz is very sick at present. A A Danion came home from tig butting wlp Monday. Matt Graves and Iiny Malay were in Marak feld Tuesday. Mrs W B Parka visits her parents. Wil Avuman visiting relatives. He wed here when a boy. Mrs Burn Mason and daughter of Ashland attend Mason home. Mr and Mrs Frank Varrett were visiting relatives and neighbors on Thursday for wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobn Hoops
Marshfield
Brovewitz
A.a.danion
Matt Graves
Iiny Malay
Marakfeld
W. B. Parka
Wil Avuman
Burn Mason
Ashland
Mason
Athens
Maguc
H. Mason
Frank Varrett
Hogan Spur Activity and Local Visits Highlight Week
Community notes from Hogan include visits by W HL Word and Mrs Hannah Heidler of Marshield. Louis Christenson and Lulu, plus Elannah Heidler, shared time with Mrs H Lanet. Christenson family traveled to Neenah and prepared for stops in Amberot, Stevens Point, and Auburndale. Residents moved to Kenna, and a Chanley dance was planned for Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HL
Hogan
Hannah Heidler
Marshield
Louis Christenson
Peterson
Waupaea
Sisson Elannah Heidler
Lalu Christendon
H. Lanet
Lulu
Pure Edwards
Grand Rapids
Miblo Christenson
Nelile
Lulu Christenson
Market Report Wheat and grains commodity prices
Market report lists prices for wheat oats corn and rye per bushel and per barrel, with values for butter eggs flour and various meats. It records livestock prices for beef veal pork and lamb, plus hens chickens and hides, reflecting a late 19th or early 20th century agricultural market sheet style.
Wisconsin Central Railway Timetable Fragments
Fragmented timetable notes rail routes from Stevens Point to Milwaukee Chicago and beyond. Mentions St Paul Minneapolis Eau Claire LaCrosse and Prairie locales with scattered times and connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Central Railway
Marsiheld
Chicago
Minrabkes
Oshkosh
Fond du le
Stevens Point
Waupaca
Neeasy
St Paul
Minneapolis
Chytwa Sally
Eau Claire
Acland
Irontowng
Abbotsford
Chippewa Falls
Tau Malre
Porvige Bein Greanwood
Loyal C
St. M
Omaha
Trulns
Claire
Dac Tush
Marrillion
Mt Erl
LaCrosse
Winlows
Ean Cigive
Merri Tau Genet
Miln Ust
Puland Minnenpolis
Baul
Sinseapalls
Ditty
Local store opens in Kohl block rooms formerly L. Nick
A new shop announces its move into the Kohl block rooms once occupied by L. Nick and invites the public to call and visit. The proprietor promises shelves constantly stocked with the choicest items the market affords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Nick
Wisconsin Central to Acquire Ten New Locomotives
The Stevens Point Journal and Chippewa Falls Independent clash over Wisconsin Central’s rail plan. The Independent claims engines will be rebuilt with larger eight to ten foot drivers and front mounted air drums, while the Journal contends such changes are impractical and notes the company has ordered ten new locomotives with seven foot drive wheels to boost passenger speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Central
Stevens Point Journal
Chippewa ‘Falls
Wisconsina Central Company
Main Ising
Steinwing
Thanksgiving Day Football Game At The Fair Grounds
The Thanksgiving lineup features Company A versus the high school eleven in a 3 PM kickoff at the fair grounds. Company A averages about 175 pounds, while the school team averages around 135. Admission is 25 cents. The roster lists players by position and name, including Centers Guards and Ends with several substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Comfamt
A. Migr
Senoor
Hetor Cantor
Fhomypxon
G. Boalt
Heath McLeon
Lemabiqu
Mason Korth Lette Rowe Renoke
Lee Eckhort
Rusnell
Krefach
K. H.R
Thanksgiving Services At Presbyterian Church
The regular Thanksgiving services will be held Thursday November 20 at 10 45 AM in the Presbyterian church. Rev J F P Youngg will preach and special music is planned. All are cordially invited to gather in the house of God and publicly thank him for his loving gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morelog
J. FP. Youngg
House of God
Unclaimed Letters At Marshfield Post Office
List of advertised letters remaining at Marshfield post office up to November 20 includes Lulu Baker Grace Edwards Addiv Tulis Holt Ball Euler Kissinger Mary Nestler Claude Sides Jacob Tiou W B Wier Alvina Weigmann plus for sale ads for a pure bred Shorthorn bull 74 months old Sullivan Bros Arkdale Adama Co Wis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Sullivan Bros
Arkdale
Adama Co
Wisconsin Lands Grow Richer as Railroads Open Fields
Wisconsin lands rise in value year by year as railroads like the Wisconsin Central Ry extend into northern regions rich in ore clay kaolin marl amber and fertile lands. The railway system offers access to markets and rapid settlement, with low-cost tools and easy terms. Readers can obtain pamphlets and maps from the officials listed in Milwaukee for guidance and investment opportunities. Frank L. Weck, jeweler, offers first class repairs at reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Central
Geo. T. Jarevis
Merz Burton Johnson
C. Pond
GP. A. Colby & Abbot
Milwaukee, Wis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lindsey
Nasonville
Sherry
Mrs. Vargho Wasa Marsufield
Monany
Hoasly
Lerouse
F. K. Becker
Hoyd
C. E. Anderton
Rapidy
Tool
Milwaukee
Joan Fleiachman
State Ling
Johnny
P.M. Sharples
Stratford
North Richfield
Utton
Wallace Kuvtor Tay
Burhopp
Isabell
Spencer
Hogan Spur
Hewitt
Pull. Rupfioger
Albert Hose
Kenna
W. C. Kilsmiml
McDonald's
W.O. Usmpul
Downing
I. C.C. F. Lodge
Charles Smith
Chas, Kedie
Market Report
Chicago & Northwestern
B.D
Southeastern Ry
Morsuteld
Leite
Ras
Nekoasa Saha
Norte
Cantralin
S. Sheerin
Him
T. F. Roessler
Tailors
W. S. Powell
Just
ATS
Ferdinand Hirzy
Kohl & Ludington
Upham Manufacturing CO
Retail Lumber
Upham Mfg. CO
Peter Mees
J-Hammel&co
Leo, Froelich, Mar
Frank L. “Weck
Marshfield Hardware Company
Furstenberg
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