Spencer Notes and Local Moves and Meetings
Spencer news item listing residents visiting, moving, and shopping changes including furnace setback in Heath home and Miller office move. It notes upcoming basketball games with Owen High and Loyal High, social events at MM W A Hall and G A R Hall, dance for new store, and staff changes at the depot with Harry Carr replacing N F Koerner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Heath
Ed. Olson
Chippewa
Falls
Spencer
Ambrose of
Owen
A. A. Damon
Elsie Hoops
Moon
Thos. March
Kilbourn
Graves Mer. Co
J. H. Clark
Unity
C. H. Locke
Milwaukee
Ed Rue
Frothinger
Main Street
D. C. Miller
Baptist Church
W. W. Swan
Fund du Lac
Mabel Juillard
Chicago
C. E. Langdon
A. Masoniek
Fairwater
Fair
A. Hartzman
MM. W. A. Hall
M.W. A. Hall
Loyal High
Thanksgiving Reflections and Local Notes From Marshfield
Local brief notes on residents visiting relatives including J. Chapman from Grand Rapids and John Sutton returning from Winchester. Hay hauling for J. C. Davia, and visitors at the Hansen home. Reminiscences of Thanksgiving and Pilgrim era, with memories of food and family, emphasizing traditional celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bauer
J. C. Davia
J. Chapman
Grand Rapids
Louis Bohman Sr
Louis Fifetione Jx
Wm. Hansen
Floyd Noble
Geo. Stowell
John Sutton
Winchester
George Kirkland
Ed. Sutton
Weigel Brothers Press Hay and Deer Hunt Beliefs
Weigelsdorfs press hay as Joe Brien Sr and Joe Jr return with two fine deer from a northern hunting trip. J Zettler left for Athens to work in the woods for winter. Neighbors attend Schermetzler dance. plans for Thanksgiving and a wedding in 1911 are hinted at, with several local names listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weigel Bros
Andrew Pankretz
Joe Cook
J. Zettler
Athens
Joe Brien Sr
Joe
Rveseledort
Schermetzler
Joe Grosebier
Nick Hamus
Henry Weigel
Henry
Roselin
Mike Stangi
Anton Bever
Happy Weigel
Nick Hamas
Herman Tranick
Joe Briens Place
Herman
Mike Stangle
Peter Bohmann
Auburndale Notes Include Weddings Deaths and Visits
Anah Graham visits Auburndale relatives. Anna Kennedy returns from Milwaukee. S G O Brien owns a new two seater cutter. Ford Budtke died Monday with funeral at Lutheran church. Primary Dept to hold Thanksgiving program at two o clock. Mrs John Markee returns from Phillips Thursday. Katie Schultz and Roy Burke wed at Albert Burkes home with attendees. John Dillinger dies at age seven, funeral at Catholic church. survivors listed. Dillinger house sale to Joe Baier for 400 dollars. G E Harrington the Dentist office over Rembs Sturm’s furniture store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anah Graham
Anna Kennedy
Milwaukee
S. G.o'brien
Ford
Budtke
Lutheran Church
John Markee
Phillips
Jos. Kotas
Katie Schultz
Roy Burke
Albert Dillinger
Thomas Dillinger
Wenz Dillinger
Joe] Meunk
Auburndale
Dillinger
Joe. Baier
Brandl
Sherry
Local notes from Bethel and vicinity recount town life
Bethel residents share updates on health improvements and illnesses, births, moves, and arrivals. Local figures attend church services, weddings occur, and property changes are noted. Deer hunting news, social events, and a staffing change in Hewitt are reported alongside community items and minor anecdotes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hotel Marathon
N.F. Koerner
Lee Hanson
Stevens Point
Park Falls
Ladies Aid Society
G. A. R. Hall
Royal Neighbors
M. W. A. Wall
George Cool
Charles Luepke
John Frathinger
B. J. Landall
Lena Whitney
Burlington, Kansas
Fred Rienow
Marshfield
N. F. Koerner
Ohio
Mr. Koerner
Harry Carr
Lundgren’s
Barry
Cameron
Weigelsdorf
G. E. Harrington
Rembs & Sturm’s Furni« Tara
Dureoe
Claus
North Pole
Wis
Santa Claus
Santa
Tray
Tron Banks
the Fair Store
W. D. Kirkwood
Robt. Gerth
Wisconsin
Bethel
Thorpe
Arthur Belding
Christianson
George Cole
John M. Philips
Christ Hanson
Washara County
Mr. Ringsdolf
Harriet Johnson
James
John Benning
John Bluem
N. W
Arpin
Bluem
New _ York
Rock Harlan
Louis Sherman
Union Mission Sirele
Presbyterian Church
Hattie Crouch
Lindsey
George Burt
Rock
Geo. Eyers
City Hall
John G. Hoelz
Francis Durst
M. Ley
George Ley
Frank Durst
Bob Holcomb
Hewitt
Paul Cramer
Thistown
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