Local notices and movements around Eau Pleine and area
Albert Outten dies at Chas Kohl home and is shipped to Unity for burial by Eau Pleine. Locomotive work by Herman Verch and Coy Payne shared on Marathon County line. George Rifleman starts new post at R Condor store. Postmaster Goetz attends County Board in Wausau. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Davel visit between trains. Leiteritz couple visit Laona. Leiteritz joins hunting party. Nella Gardner shops in Wausau. Stover visits Marshfield. Beatz visits Wanas in nearby town. Kuehlman and Korntred head to Unity for hunting. Charles Wallner weds Mrs. Mary Daniges at St. John’s Church. Groom attended by Loura Werner and Chas Drexler. couple to reside in Stratford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Outten
Chas Kohl
Unity
Eau Pleine
W. F. Goetz
Wausau
Geo. Davel
B. C. Leiteritz
Laona
Len Sargeant
Fred Kuehlman
C. Korntred
St. John's Catholic Church
Charles Wallner
Mary Daniges
Sheboygan
Loura Werner
Aubarnodate
Chas, Drexler
Sherry
Stratford
Arpin Social Notes Report Local Happenings
Miss Ida Mattys resumes duties for H F Roehings after illness. Dr Abbot of Marshfield made calls this week. Mrs M Pful and daughter Frances return from Ohio after seven weeks visiting relatives. Mrs J Gardner hosts her sister Miss Dingman of Grant county. Lester Cline of Illinois Dakota visiting sister Mia. Mr and Mrs Becker plan to move to Dakota with son Harald. Modern Woodmen to host Thanksgiving dance at Arpin hall. Wallace and Wilber Robinson back from Ladysmith deer hunt. Bertha Graf starts dressmaking with sister Mrs Roehrig. Royal Neighbors form Pinecamp camp with twenty members eight beneficiaries. Mrs Graham of Achuoroodale leads Grand Rapids women at meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Cline
Irognois
Dakota
Mia
Tony Becker
Arpin Hall
Wallace Robinson
Brother Wilber
Ladysmith
Bertha Graf
Grand Rapids Social and Local Activity Notes
Mable White shopped in Grand Rapids Monday. Mr and Mrs A Gillmanter of Grand Rapids spent Sunday at J Hessler home. Boyington made a business trip to New Rome last week. Mr and Mrs H Guam celebrated their crystal wedding last Monday. Mrs O Carlin went to Waukesha last Thursday for her uncle Miew Isabell Ofeson’s funeral. Mire Amanda Cheln departed for Milwaukee Wednesday for employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable White
Grand Rapids
Mrs. A. Gillmanter
J. Hessler
Mr. Boyington
New Rome
Mrs. H
Guam
O. Carlin
Waukesha
Miew Isabell Ofeson
Grand, Rapids
Amanda Cheln
Milwaukee
Blind Pension Granted In Clark County Board Action
The county board last week approved a pension of 100 dollars per year for each of four blind residents. Henry C. Wood of Worden Almonod H. Baxter of Witches Village Amelia Hoogerboom of Dorchester Village and Richard Watin of Mentor received the pensions under the new law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danta
Clark County
Henry C. Woodmad
Worden
Almonod H. Baxter
Witches Village
Amelia Hooger Boom
Dorchester Village
Richard Watin
Mentor
Local notes on wood hauling and visits around Marshfield
Mr Daniel Graber returns from near Berlin while Bethel Arpin wood trade grows with Ed Gresoman and Frank Foote planning to ship cords. Local residents, professors, and families travel to Granton Pittsville Grand Rapids and Neenah. School breaks for a vacation and community events fill the week with auctions, renovations, and visits across the Marshfield area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Arpin
Ed. Gresoman
Frank Foote
Wille
Mikkelsen
Lynn News Briefs from the Local Scene
A baby boy of Mr and Mrs F Helm died Friday night November 20. E Steinbach reported thirty three bushels of clover seed gathered last week. A party at Herman Jensens drew a good crowd with dancing and cards. Mrs R Gak visited her daughter Mrs Chas Nevias in a Madison hospital. Hunters urged to seek turkey as some left empty handed. Clarence Chubb had a deer in the area, Charles Gukja plans a new basement baro next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Chubb
Charles Guk Ja
Local Village Notices and Social Happenings
Wm Albrecht Lynn made a business trip to Marshfield last Saturday and returned home that evening. Chas Guk will have the wood sawing machine this week to cut his wood. Peter Paul and his machine will do the work. A surprise party was given for Emil Lindow at his home Saturday evening and a most enjoyable time was had by all. Wm Neines and Ed Steinbach will thrash their clover this week and expect to get a good yield. Marshfield Times readers appreciated the correct election returns as printed in the paper the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Albrecht
Marshfield
Chas. Guk
Peter Paulson
Emil Lindow
Neines
Steinbach
Marshfield Times
Educational meeting and social notices in Rock District No 3
Rock Superintendent Rock M Morris and Mr Hyer of Stevens Point Normal will hold an educational meeting at the District No 3 schoolhouse on Wednesday evening at 7 30. A Thanksgiving grand ball on the 26th in the Modern Woodman hall promises a good time and turkey. Mr and Mrs Joe Morrison of Indiana visited relatives when Mrs Morrison suffered a light stroke. they returned home with Mr and Mrs Leonander Morrison and daughter for a short stay. Mrs Andrew Gottfrey visited Mrs R Barth last week and returned home. Henry Gepner bought a work horse, sold his team to Mr Prest of Lindsay. John Dix and sister Lie visited Peter Saturday evening. Wolves heard nightly near N E Hilliberts. attempted to steal chickens. WI Wood of Marshfeld visiting cousin Lessis Gepner this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Morris
Hyer
Stevens Pont Normal
Town of Rock
Joe. Morrison
Indiana
Henry Gepner
Mr. Prest
Lindsay
Marshfield Letters and Local News Highlights
Richard Lea visited Marshfield over Sunday while Christ Korotved traveled from Stratford for a few days hunting and returned Friday with a fine deal. Ole Ringquist made a business trip to Spencer on Wednesday. Unity boys hoot east of here and area farmers sent cattle to Spencer last Monday for shipment. Unclaimed Marshfield post letters listed up to Nov 25 1908 include Babcock Fosabendar Marin Foss Ray Fosse Fred Sack C A Skazan Mong Talbot Geo E. People urged to pay for listed letters. Casa Johnson liverymen moved to new South Central avenue barn with a fine new line of rigs and two funeral horses connected to the barn. Sitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Lea
Christ Korotved
Stratford
Ole Ringquist
Spancer
Marshfeld
Babcock
Casa #& Johnson
South Central Avenue
Local Residents Report Outdoor Ventures and Moves
Staadt John Brandhes built a new barn. W. N. Calao will move to this new house soon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wix were visiting Beory Wia's home in San ay. John A. Pendabecker returned home from bunting with one deer. Sophie xlao had good success bunting a fine 168 pound duck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brandhes
W. N. Calao
Frank Wix
Beory Wia
Sanay
John A. Pendabecker
Bunting
Goo
Sophie Xlao
Local residents announce Thanksgiving plans and moves
Richfield and nearby areas report Ed Lehnherr Clarence Lehnherr and spouses to spend Thanksgiving at Stratford. Fred Heaper of Beaver Dam visits brother in law J E Gadson. John Gadson buys two cows from Marx Pohl. J N Douglas family heads to Belvidere Ill to locate. Max Pohl trades farm and property for an Alma Wisconsin farm and will move soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
Lehnherr
Aon
Clarence
Stratford
Fred Heaper
Beaver Dam
J E. Gadson
John Gadson
J.N. Douglas
Belvidere
Ill
Max Pohl
Alma Wis
Local Visitors Report and Moves Around Black River Falls
Lincoln Mrs Braceman visits with her son Bert at Black River Falls. Robert Ebbs bought a new gasoline engine last week Saturday. John Angel Jr visits old friends and plans to join the woods soon. Mike Schniepp, formerly from Harry Hansen's farm, was in this locality last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Schniepp
Harry Hansen
Humphreys Homeopathic Remedy Promises Quick Relief for Colic
The ad touts Humphreys Veterinary Specific F. F as a fast, nearly magical cure for colic in domestic animals, claiming relief within about 30 minutes and health restoration. It urges a 60 cent bottle or prepaid mail order, plus a free 60 page book on treating animals from horse to canary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphreys
Humphrey
Homeo Medicine CO
Wililow and
Ano Streets
New York
Taft's Wisconsin plurality and county results
The Wisconsin presidential tally shows Taft with 248,673 votes to Bryan's 166,707, a statewide plurality of 81,963. In Wood County Taft led 3,013 to 2,498, a 51 percent margin. The county earlier favored Roosevelt over Parker by 329 votes in 1904, with a larger national margin noted. Taft's statewide majority over all opponents totaled 42,241.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Wisconsin
Bryan
Wood County
Roosevelt
Parker
Jewelry store offers talking machines and records sale
All kinds of talking machines and the latest and best records on sale at F C L Zweck's jewelry store. Moderate prices on the Standard machines. Full line of watches clocks and jewelry. Special attention to repair work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. CL. Zweck
Jawelry
Excursion Rates to Chicago Via the Northwestern
Special round trip excursion rates offered for the International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago. One and one half fares for travel on November 29 30 December 1 2 7 and 8 with return by December 32. Full details available from the ticket agent at 512.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Northwestern
International Live Stock Exposition
Also Mentioned on This Page
Herman Verch
Coy Payne
Leona
Laona & Northern Ry. Co
Marathon County
George Rifleman
R. Condor
Edwar
A. E. Beatz
R. Connor Co
Wansan
Ida Mattys
H. F. Roehings
Mrs. J. Gardner
Miss Dingman
Grant County
Pinecamp
Graham
Achuoroodalead
Daniel Graber
Berlin
Spauiding
Sheppler
Granton
S. E. Pearl
Mr. Whitman of
Arpio
F. E. Cole
The
Woods
Michigan
Ed. Allen
Pittsville
John Beonings
Melvin Eaton
Melvin Wood
Beals
Pobn Blum
Fay West
Reindeer
Robt. Dathie of
Hewitt
Forrest Dale
Mitiadore
Bera Sundev
Mrs
Wo. Hansicker
John Lounsbury
John Beyer
Misa Hutchins
Nekoosa
Hugh C. Jones
William
State Graded School
Iria
Matt Paulson
J. A. Cline
Neb
Herman Neldon
Iverson
C. Becker
A.C. Cline
Becker
Tim O’connel
Honga
Gire
Jack Frost
Dora Schroeder
Grean Lake
J. F. Imm
Mobile
Alabama
Dr. Benson
Eau Claire
M. S
E. C. Wood
Pratt
G. R. Whitney
Wm. Schwantes
J. L. Drietman and
Famiy
Schwantes
Otto Bartel
Mrs. D. S. Householder
A. W. Follett
Fond du Lee
Foster Mellbatten
Colby
Chas. Stewart
Westfield
Lynn
Herman Jensen
Turkey
Andrew Gottfrey
R. Barth
John
Dix
Sister Lie
Peter
Romeg
Spencer
Richfield
Lincoln
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