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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1917

Page

2

Wisconsin Eagles to Head State Soldiers at Camp Grant

Camp Grant Nov 26 Hail for the Wisconsin Eagles the official designation of the 41st Infantry made up of men from Wisconsin. The regiment will be christened soon with ceremonies. The Eagle mascot Old Abe of the Iron Brigade inspired troops in battle and the regiment seeks a similar emblem. Milwaukees Fraternal Order of Eagles offered a live eagle. A name for the eagle is not yet decided. Coat of arms plans await final approval and will feature an eagle on the regimental standard. Private Adolph Bentson of Leeman Wis is the only man without a uniform. a tailored suit is being made for him. He now stands 6 feet 6 inches at enlistment and 6 feet 8 inches after training. he wears civilian shoes due to a lack of issue.

Camp Grant Wisconsin S41st Infantry Badger Iron Brigade Abe Qld Old Abe State House Madison Capitol C. C. Smith Ratst Infantry Adolph Bentson Leeman Wis

Auction Sale Sketch by Will Quitwork in Missouri Press

An odd auction notice, signed by Will Quitwork, promotes a Missouri sale with curious items listed. From cows and cultivators to shoveling hoards, a DeLaval ice cream attachment cow, a Poland China hogsled, and various farm goods, the notice hints at humorous, possibly fictitious lots circulating in papers.

Missouri Keoop Poland China Thor Folks

Mohle Community Notes and Local Tidbits

Nov 26 Mohle West Marshfield reports Mrs John Wagener of Antigo visiting at the Regele home and Joe Eekes. Louis Pagel in hospital with typhoid improving and George Hankel ill with pneumonia. Mrs Hankel had a slight operation. Mrs Krause of Fond du Lac visiting Chas Regele. Sacred Heart church supper and bazaar at Marshfield well attended. Chas Haslow of Spencer buying cattle in the area last Friday. Miss Hattie Singstock visiting parents. plans to return to Oshkosh soon. John Fehrenbach near completion of bungalow described as a nifty home.

Mohle West Marshfield John Wagener Antigo Iting The Regele’s Joe Eekes Louis Pagel George Hankel Krause Fond du Lac Chas Regele Sacred Heart Marshfield Chaz Haslow Spencer Hattie Singstock Oshkosh John Fehrenbach

Deer hunts and community notices in Richfield

Richfield residents share deer hunt reports with Adkins Rickland Ward and others returning with three deer. Local activities include Epworth league at George Plank, Live Wire oyster supper, Ladies Aid meeting, and various visits. Farm rentals, sheep shared grazing, and drinking water system updates also noted along with residents traveling to Evanston and Dorchester for winter plans.

Phillips Epworth League George Plank Leo Hill

Local notes from Mant area November 26

Mrs James Ives returns from Lo Wauwatosa after an eventful time surrounding the death of Mrs Chas Butler. Stanley Rufles visits from Appleton and plans to stay over Thanksgiving. Carrie Paterson returns home from Colfax. Robert Broley sold his farm to Vandeberg Bros and will vacate Wednesday. Ernest Butcher of Waukesha visits his parents for Thanksgiving. Bill Hauptman travels with Krual of Marshfield for ten acres and a modern house. Kibbel hires George Zahn Jr to saw wood. Britten and Tremmel sell cows to Chas Haslow delivered to Spencer. Mrs Hauptman of Hall Claire plans to live with Billie.

Mant James Ives Lo Wauwatosa Chas. Buteher Stanley Rufles George Buteher Appleton Carrie Paterson Col'ax Robert Broley Vandeberg Bros Broley Ernest Butcher Waukesha George Butcher Billo Hauptmad Kraul Marshfield August Kibbel George Zahn Jr Messrs Britten and Tremmel Chas. Haslow Spencer

Mrs. P. C. Stuchell Tells How She Curved Her Son

Mrs. P C Stuchell of Homer City Pa recalls using Chamberlains Cough Remedy for her son Ellis cold last winter. She says it helped at once and quickly ended the cold. The note praises the remedy as longstanding and proven by thousands it's pleasant and safe to take. The piece ends with a light aside about a boy discovering he can sing bass.

P. C. Stuchell Ellis

Shadow Social Planned by Marshticks and Cameron at Mill Creek

Joint District 2 of Marshticks and Cameron will host a shadow social Friday evening November 30, one mile south of the experiment station. A patriotic program by local pupils precedes a talk by Prin. Mg Hy Jackson from Wood County Normal. Everyone invited. ladies to bring well filled baskets. Miss Anna Gebhard was ill recently. Mr. and Mrs. Stocker and family visited TP Wandrows. comment on sending a girl to Vassar ends with snoring remark.

Creek Marshticks Cameron Webster Experiment Station Prin. Mg Hy Jackson Wood County Normal Anna Gebhard Mrs. Stocker Wandrows

Stratford Social Notes and Local Visits Highlight Week

Stradt Staadt area residents record a weekend of visitors and kinfolk. Mrs Chas Hughes shopped in Stratford. Miss Clara Luehterhand visited her aunt Mrs William Hinkforh. Ed Kelner and daughter returned from Oneida Wisconsin. James Chrowser and wife called on the Zopfi parents. Mrs Ed Zopfi visited her parents. Miss Irma Zopfi visited August Hoefl and Myrtle North and Florence Law planned trips. William Juneman sold eighty acre farm to Holzer of Lancaster for 9500 dollars and plans to move to Marshfield. Mrs A J Brandt and Lila traveled to J Condon’s home. William Staadt and family also in attendance.

August Hoefl Irma Frank Carl William Dent Stratford Myrtle Alma North Leura Zonfi Florence Law New London J. Verhoven FE. H. Maxson J. E. Giessel Wausau August Knaack Hankinson Wm. Staadt William Juneman Holzer Lancaster Wis William Marshfield A. J. Brandt Miss Lila Graver J. Condon William Staadt John

Thanksgiving events and local visits in Bakerville

Thanksgiving day and evening features a Corpus Christi chicken dinner and a dance at Yaeger hall. Many local residents, including Anna Gleichsner and John Sicklinger, celebrated birthdays and weddings as neighbors visited relatives, repaired homes, and attended area gatherings.

Bakerville Corpus Christi Yaeger Hall

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