Auburndale Notes Local Visitors And The Grain Warehouse
Auburndale community notices list visits by Jos Katas and J C Hills, business trips by N M Berg and Otto Nelson, horses and cattle shipments by M Blew and J Baltus, extended stays for Paulina Herman, teaching plans for F Gergen, a family trip by J M Goetz, and loans published by Rev J Brodermanis. The R Connor Co begins a grain and potato warehouse project, seen as a regional benefit. Blumenstein and Kiefer visit Marshfield en route to Manitowoc. Geneveva Shingler, age six, died after severe burns, with burial in Waupaca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Blew
Hilbert Junction
John Baltus
Poynette
R. Connor Co
Paulina Herman
St. Paul
F. Gergen
Bibon
Grube
Otto Nelson
Fargo
Ford
Hafencrettl
Katie Knudinger
J. Brodermanis
Clarence Blumenstein
Marshfield
A. Kiefer
Manitowoc
Pat
Marshifield Street
Geneveva
Wm. Shingler
Waupaca
Richfield Gleanings Say Hello to Changes and Visitors
Richfield notes a year end stream of neighbors visiting relatives and moving plans. Mr Mess prepares a cellar for a new house while a town hall area house nears occupancy. Families from Fifield Wausau Stevens Point and Marshfield are visiting kin and attending fairs. The street fair drew many locals with premiums and plans to attend the Wood County Fair next year. Rev Joseph Brown to preach Sunday and jurors Osidas Leroux Hugh C Jones to circuit court next week. Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Frank Parks and others report returning home from trips and relocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey
Bradley
Michigan
Town Hall
Charley
Mueller
Ludwig
Fifield
Anton Dallendorfer
Rose Woodman
Frank Kirkland
Stevens Point
Clarence Reynolds
Loyal
John Arquette
Etta Baker
Pittsville
F. M. Russel
Reynold
Green Bay
Isabelle
Rich
Clara Rhode
Marshfield
Frank Parks
Jake M. Drollinger
Dakotas
Patti Zarneke
Zarneke
Willie Jones
Waukesha
Flossie Cline
Darlington
Marshfield notices and events from local society and fare
A birthday party for George Weatherly featured a handsome chair gift from friends. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Geo Smith of Grand Rapids and Mr and Mrs A J Empey of Milladore. Andrew Kohl’s auction drew a large crowd. Hans Paulson Sr.’s funeral was very large. Prizes at the Marshfield fair went to Robert Ebbe H Kaufmann and Mrs G Bodah. Peter H Johnson bought the former Erickson farm for 2650. William Becker and Miss Essie Cattanach were married at the bride’s parents home. Out-of-town mourners attended Paulson funeral. A Marshfield street fair attracted many locals with balloon ascensions and tent displays. farm products displayed crediting the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weatherly
Weatherly
Geo. Smith
Grand Rapids
A J. Empey
Milladore
H. Paulson
J. Cattanach
Longwood
C. H.ebbe
Neillsville
Ross Paulson
J. Ebbe
Lee
Granton
John Rausch
Julius Hanson
Marshfield
Local social notes and upcoming events in Spencer area
Spencer notices report residents traveling to Stevens Point Marshfield and Chelsea for visits plus relatives in Nasonville Plover and West DePere. Local families host and visit, a Chicago Portrait Co. representative leaves Colby, two land sales noted and a Kohl Bros dance announcement with political attendance at Wausau county convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Gardiner
Stevens Point
Ed. Mason
Marshfield
Missie Williams
Chelsea
Phillips
Beell Defeats Nettieson In Neillsville Wrestling Match
Beell, backed by Marshfield gentlemen, traveled to Neillsville Monday for a booked match with Humbird giant Nettieson. Beell won all three falls in about 4 minutes, 8 minutes, and 10 minutes. Marshfield supporters spent about 200 dollars Friday night at the opera house. Beell also wrestled a handicap match with Henry Boisjoly and Wisdomler, promising to throw each twice in an hour, and won with fifteen minutes to spare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Beell
Marshfeld
Neillsville
Humbird
Giant
Beell
Marshfield
Ith
Opera Bu
This City
Henry Boisjoly
Wisdom
Ler
Indolent Japanese Lady Cited By Tokyo Educator
A Tokyo address quotes a prominent Japanese educator criticizing a noblewoman’s daughter for extreme idleness. The girl, described as spoiled by maids who dress and undress her, is said to sleep in and be wheeled to bed like an invalid, then rise with servants assisting, hindering healthy development. Chicago News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langeld
Tokyo
Chicago News
Fish Proverbs Through Time in Sea Language
A compact survey of nautical and literary phrases about fish and sea life. It traces expressions like there are other fish in the sea and to fish for compliments, notes the origin of white or whalebone terms, and cites Shakespeare’s use of sea imagery in Twelfth Night.
True Literature and the inner stimulus to genius
A London Spectator view argues that literary production stems from the inner nature of the writer rather than external conditions. It claims poverty or wealth merely awakens a disposition, while true literature is the voice of the soul responding to life events that touch the self.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Spectator
Courtroom quip from Arizona case referenced in stray story
A panel of representatives recalls a court day in Arizona where a juror asks the judge to charge the jury. The judge replies that he never charges them, noting jurors often know little and should be allowed to keep what they gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
A Costly Hipie in Royal Library at Stockholm
The most costly book in the Royal Library at Stockholm is the 0 Bible, unique in weight and size. It is said that 100 asses’ gain were used for its purchase, containing 209 pages of writing with pages nearly a yard long. The leaves are twenty inches wide and the covers are gold planks four inches thick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Wbrary
Stockholm
Explanoon Says Statesman on Elections Night Duty
In a Washington Star exchange, a statesman argues that a man must watch over his own state elections night and day, hustle home, and, if lucky, reach Congress where rest may come. The remark frames tireless campaign life and limited downtime for hopeful leaders.
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the Statesman
Congress
Washington Star
Fragmented Love Advice From a 19th Century Page
A garbled string of quotes from newspapers depicts a scattershot dialogue about marriage and gender roles. The fragment includes a father and mother debating potential matches for Marion, with tangential lines about love, aging, and social expectations. The text is incomplete and difficult to parse.
Our Chicago Medical Visitor The Young Man's Friend
Dr. L. M. Turbin of Chicago visits Marshfield to offer specialized care for varicocele hydrocele kidney bladder urethral and nervous conditions. He holds a trusted reputation among locals and will be at the Hotel Blodgett on Monday October 6th for consultations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Turbin
Chicago
Turbin
Marshfield
Blodgett
Court Opens Monday In Grand Rapids With Short Fall Term
The fall term of the circuit court convenes next Monday at Grand Rapids before Judge Chas. M. Webb. The session is expected to be brief with six criminal cases and twenty-three total cases. Trials include State v Kupsch tape, State v Davis liquor to minor, State v Grima minors at slot machines, State v Waterman bastardy, State v Thiesen bastardy, and State v Annis assault and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Grand Rapids
Chas. M. Webb
State of Wisconsin
Anton Kupsch
P. H. Davis
Gabriel Grima
George Waterman
John Thiesen
Wm. Annis
Window Shattered at Wagner Building Jewelry Store
Saturday night a large car rot was thrown at a window in the Wagner building housing John N. Kraus the jeweler. The window broke with a crash and the assailant fled in the excitement. Arrests have been made but the case is under investigation awaiting sufficient evidence for a warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
John N. Kraus
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Auburndale
Jos
Katas
J.C. Hills
Stevens'Point
R. Connor
N. M. Berg
J. M. Goetz
Sturgeon Bay
Laona
Stratford
Richfield
Mess
Mrs. 5. Demos
Mrs. Engle
Sherry
Mr. Sun
Sheriff McLaughlin
Pierce M. Jones
Cambria
Joseph Brown
Osidas Leroux
Hugh C. Jones
Bakerville
Andrew Kohl
Hans Paulson, Sr
Robert Ebbe
H. Kaufmann
Mrs. G. Bodah
Marshfield Fair
Peter H. Johnson
Yellow River Bridge
R. Erickson
Geo. H. Reynolds
William Becker
Nasonville
F. F. Damon
Athens
Atice Anderson
Alice Blake
John Anderson
M.C. Blake
Chas. Watson
G. H. Adams
Chicago Portrait Co
Colby
Elizabeth Finch
Martha Finch
Dora Blaisdell
Plover
W. F. Blaisdell
Famiy
Wm. Byer
Sheboygen
E. Heath
Jessie Hoey
Medford
D. Bodle
Kittie McDonald
West DePere
Royal Neighbors Lodge
H. J. Cordell
Kohl Bros
Peter Strachoté
Max Polege
D. Reed
HL. Klemme
Wausau
Nettieson
Marion
Naseum
Globe
OUR
Wat
District Court of the United States
Wes Qoyr
Wisconsin
Mitbeer
B.G
R. M. Lewis
Madison
Dune
Amea
Air Lewis
Dabsrantey
Aspagws & Rusa
Marsmiod
Wis
Nuss
Ube
Peter J. Kraus
Marshfield, Wis
NGS
School Books
Sexton Bros
Thomas
E. Nelson
Proprietor
Hbows
Lorne
R. H. Schroeder
Mansion House
A. M
P.O
P. S
Geo. W. Clark
Gee, W. Clark
Wausaq, Wis
William Hirte
Schmirler's Shoe Store
Imike Tirey
Tremmel's Corner
Ari
Cc. J. Lundgren
Outter
CITY
Robert Gork
Berck Bann
CentRan
Star Meat Market
Ais Thes
Wenzel
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