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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1902
Page
12
Spencer residents and visitors frequent Marshfield Sheboygan Rib Lake and Medford with moves visits and work. Families attend church events and a christening Eva Ophelia Carrie is named. DeWitts Little Early Risers advertised as non grope laxatives with tonic liver benefit sold at Kamps drug store.
Perry Morrison loses valuable horse last Monday night near Bakerville. Mr and Mrs Robert Ebbe visit relatives in Waupaca and Almond. Math Jonas town board member travels to Calumet county on town business. Thanksgiving picnic at district No 2 school well attended. Harry Ford and Chas Cain of Sheboygan visiting Mrs E E Royce for hunting in the locality. Haris Bille Sr of Marshfield carpentry for Thomas Thompson Chris Paulson and B P Christensen. Town chairmen from Rock Richfield and Lincoln return from Grand Rapids. County equalization sessions drag nine days with most board members satisfied. A M Van Ryzin visits his brother at March. Chas Burton moves house to Marshfield. Geo Schmidt and Rev A W Artman transact business in Marshfield. Mr and Mrs Jos Minch attend Linsmeyer-Weinfutner wedding at Sherry. Stratford brass band dance a social and financial success. O'Brien ill while at chamber of commerce, now under vet care. Landlord Geo Schmidt builds 20x30 ice-house. Tom Royney crew on site. Fred Honeycreek finishes song Rolina Bumbile to be sung by Paul Icecream at Standard Opera near Friday. Mr and Mrs Joseph Kotas move into Burton house. Scott Sheldon plans move from Poynette to occupy Kork residence.
Fred Parmly of Ripon visited friends here this past week. Mrs. Wm Burhopp and children of Richfield called on Mrs. Wood. Mr and Mrs John Hart of Nasonville visited Joseph Morrison Saturday. Mrs Chas Ewer of Richfield spent days with her mother Mrs M J Wood. Nora McHugh of District 12 gave her scholars a picnic dinner before Thanksgiving. Leander Morrison is adding stalls and windows to his barn and finishing the house. Mr Rector of Marshfield is doing the work.
Adjourned regular council meeting notes show no quorum and adjournment. Special meeting November 24 approved canvassing votes for alderman posts in Fourth ward Charles Schmider and Fifth ward George H Reynolds and declared them elected. aldermen votes recorded and motions carried. City Clerk C.S. Vedder signed.
An advertisement touts Zweck Jewelry offering the highest class of goods at the lowest prices. It emphasizes reliable quality and value to attract customers.
Market report lists local grain and produce prices with per bushel figures for wheat oats rye and potatoes. Included are onions and dressed veal terms with live weights for sheep and living chickens.
The Board of County Canvassers at Grand Rapids certifies results from the November election. Frank A. Cady is elected Member of Assembly. John J. Abbe Sheriff. S. Renne County Clerk. Everett A. Upham Register of Deeds. Theodore W. Brazeau District Attorney. Charles A. Podswiltz Clerk of Circuit Court. Jacob Lusk Coroner. W. Fitts County Surveyor. Robert Morris Superintendent of Schools. Witnesses include B. S. Renne, E. Upham, W. J. Conway, and others. The document is dated November 11, 1902.
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