Advertised letters for week ending September 27, 1915
Miscellaneous letters listed include Bliskey Martin Hansen A C Eriha Mrs Raymond Moss J red S Miller B J Penzen stadler Otto Plaul Le Rhodes Lucinda Sheau Ray Sears Walter J Wetzee Edna Kidel So A ke Missed by Triumph Pills advertised as irregularity remedy. National Medical Institute Milwaukee Wis invites inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bliskey
Martin
Hansen
A. C
Eriha
Mrs
Raymond
Moss
Red S
Miller
B. J
Penzenstadler
Otto
Plaul
le Rhodes
Lucinda
Sheau
Ray
Sears
Walter J
Wetzee
Edna
Kidel
Estate of Frank Schuster Granted Letters Testamentary
Wisconsin Wood County estate notice orders John Schuster as executor. Creditors must present claims by January 24, 1916 and appear for examination February 1916 in Grand Rapids Court House. Notice to be published four weeks in The Wood County Times. Court: W J Conway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Wisconsin
Wood County
Frank Schuster
Richfield
Wood
John Schuster
Grand Rapids
Ahuel Times
Bala
W. J. Conway
Cement Steps Bid Notice at Marshtfield City Hall Wis
Sealed bids for cement steps on the east side of Marshtfield city hall library building are due October 9 1915 at 4 pm in the City Clerk office. Each bid requires two certified checks totaling five percent as earnest money. Public Works may reject all bids. Also notices a Methodist Episcopal Church program with Sunday school 10 am worship 11 am Epworth League 6 30 pm and prayer service Thursday 7 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Marshtfield
Wis
Board of Public Works
Methodist Episcopal Church
WN. BE. Cor
Third and
Maple Streets
Warry Kelly
Epworth League
Market Prices for Hay and Farm Commodities
The column lists prices for farm goods including No 1 Timothy hay at 9.00 per unit and various items such as potatoes, butter, beef, pork, veal, sheep, salt hides, and grains with scattered figures like 24.00 and 628.00. The data appears as an OCR fragment from a markets page with inconsistent spacing and some garbled entries.
White wash tips and magazine offer with Times
The notice explains how to prevent white wash from yellowing by blueing with wash brae ing and reusing by boiling, bleaching, and sunlight. It also promotes magazines sold with The Times for 18 cents extra, claiming high reading value, and urges placing orders or calling today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Seidel Family and Neuman Guests Visit Marshfield
Mill Creek residents report Mr and Mrs Chas Seidel visiting Marshfield on Saturday. G Hasselberger boys hauled hay for Charles Seidel Tuesday and finished Thursday. Local folks busily dig potatoes. Frank Seidel joined Marshfield visitors Friday. Louis Schiffert transported cheese to Marshfield Friday. Anton Engelbert and Barbara Neuman attended a Marshfield show last Sunday. Philip Ruplinger has his car repaired and seen on the road daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Creek
Chas. Seidel
Marshfield
G. Hasselberger
Charles Seidel
Gil
Frank Seidel
Louis Schiffert
Anton
Engelbert
Barbara Neuman
Philip Ruplinger
Allies Buy War Horses For Europe Across Sea
Stevens Point Journal reports Max Wirth ships thirty horses to Chicago for Allied nations. Four rejected for thin, old, or greys. War horse specs: 15 hands, sound, 4100 to 1400 pounds, five to eight years, no blemish. Buyers pay cash, prices from 100 to 155, earlier up to 200. Government inspectors review. wind disqualifies after arrival. If rejected, seller bears costs and returns by express.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Wirth
Steven
Point
Chicago
Europe
Mr. Wirth
Onie
Express
Tom
Stevens Point Journal
Exchange of Citizens Closes Hardware Store Sale
This week the hardware store owned by A. F. Falk was sold to J. Bingen of Marshfield. The stock will be enlarged and the shop modernized. Bingen, an experienced hardware man, will take possession on Monday and offer fair prices and courteous service. Falk will move to a Marshfield farm from the deal. Fred Tripp, former local cigar factory operator, moved to Marshfield and started a restaurant there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Falk
J. Bingen
Marshfield
Mr. Bingen
Wm. Noli Hardware Company
Falk
Owen Enterprise
Fred Tripp
Marshfield Hospital Patient Returns Home to Recover
The Marshfield hospital patient, once seriously ill last week, is back home and recovering. Mrs. Louis Ley and family visited Mr. and Mrs. M. Ley over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield Hospital
Louis Ley
M. Ley
Local Notes on Visits and Travel from Mill Creek
Miss Eleanor Noonan of Grand Rapids visited her parents Mr and Mrs A Noonan over Sunday. Thomas Hom left for Adams Minnesota Saturday after word his brother in law was seriously ill. Teachers in the vicinity attended a teachers institute late this week. Clarence Wondrow left for Boyd Saturday to visit his brother John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Creek
Eleanor Noonan
Grand Rapids
A. Noonan
Thomas Hom
Adams
Minn
Teachers’ Institute
Clarence Wondrow
Boyd
John
Local Notes from Moble Area Residents
Moble area notices report Felicia Morey of Waupaca visiting her son Brown Morey and family on Tuesday. James Reigel and spouse return from their wedding trip and will reside on the groom s farm in Spencer. Frank Hildebrand of Marshfield buys a local farm and will take possession. Albert Schultz and wife visit Marshfield. Albert George and spouse return from a two week Madison trip and visit the bride s parents Peter Heckel and spouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobie
Felicia Morey
Waupaca
Brown Morey
James Reigel
Spencer
Frank Hildebrand
Marshfield
Albert Schultz
Albert George
Madison
Mrs
Peter Heckel
Nervous Woman Finds Relief from Prostration and Nerves
Mrs. Joseph Eneder of Ohio describes severe nervous prostration with sinking spells and clammy symptoms. After taking Miles Nervine, she notes rapid improvement, claiming full relief by the first bottle. The ad touts Miles Medical Co and promises a refund if no benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos
Joseph Eneder
Hudson St
Tian
Ohio
Miles
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Ind
When You Take Cold and Use Chamberlain’s Remedy
The notice urges immediate action against a cold warning that serious diseases can start from a common cold. It endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe and effective, noting it has long standing use, contains no opium, and is widely available.
Durst Moves Household Goods to New Marshfield Home
Frank J. Durst relocated his household goods to 818 North Central Avenue in Marshfield last week. Mr and Mrs Gust Windrow and Mrs Ford Schroeder accompanied by car to Bear Creek. William Repp was taken to a local facility after an incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewitt Hewitt
Frank J. Durst
North Central Avenue
Marshfield
Gust Windrow
Ford
Schroeder
Bear Creek
William Repp
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A. P
Care of the Times
Roddis Lumber & Vengees
R. R
Powell & Gragg Mfg Co
Chamber Commerce
Columbus
Edgar
J. H. Koehler
W. S. Hagar
Yaulson & Loughead
Rock Co
W. B. Meier
Janesville
Upper
Wisconsin Land CO
F. M. Doyle
Ladysmith
Central Avenue
R. J.D. Tings
Saliewan Ideal
Wausau
Imes
Marshfield Times
Paulson & Loughead
Marshfield State Bank
Margaret M. Foster
Bombs & Sturm
Gall
Room & Tt Auto
J. W. Coteys No
Worrill
Levi
Rose Bros
Woolford Bros
R. 1
Arpin
The
West Second St
Fred Warsinske
Wellbecker Brothers
Wood Go
Asylum
Tive Guernsey
Bulls
West Allis
H. W. Zimmermann & Sons
Wauwatosa
Alber
Doerr
Merrillan
Register OF Merit
E. Wyatt
Tomah
Wiss Consin
Rufus
H. Toupalik
St. Joseph's Hospital
Bole
Henry Weber
Vesier
Vesper
Seneca Cor
U. S
A. C. Hyatt
Sheboygan Falls
T. F. Vannedom
4Th St
Winchester
Care Times Office
Whem
Susanna Krieg
Margaret Krieg
Frank J. Krieg
Fred Kaufman
Wayland
Iowa
National Medical Institute
Milwaukee
John Seubert
M. E. Church
Best
Srain Items » Company
J. Strauss
Stevens Point
Business Directory
Louis Pfahning
Berg
South Central Avenue
Carpenters
Halle
Edward Halle
South Cedar Street
Professional Directory
Milbee
Br. J. BD. Vedder
Rose Brothers
Stora
Gadi
House
Victor A, Mason
Zelerboek
WM. Hipke
Adler Block
R. P. Potter
Lundgren
3. F. W.aty
Deming
Neillsville
K. W. Doege
Third Street
Demokrat
Cc. B
Edwards
Mershfield State Bank
P. A. & RR. Williams
Sexton’s Drug Store
Marshfield, Wis
A. J. Crowns
MacKinnon Block
Grand Rapids, Wis
WREY
2Nd
Cedar Streets
W.B. Land
D. D
Office
First National Bark
C.B. Edwards
Over Marshfield State Bank
Moble
Joseph Snyder
Tifia
Rumhall
Planew
By C. A. Carlson
Wm. Ebbe
Chicago School of Auctioneering
Milline
Patrona May
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