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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1908
Page
12
Bethel news covers Eld. Mikkelsen and family leaving for the south after nine years, the academy cycle, and local goings on. Richard Palmer to start for Cuba. Jesse Lewis returns to class. Isa 52 17 cited. Attendees at auctions, visits to Grand Rapids, Wauskesha, Marshfield, and Milwaukee area, plus school events and church services. Esther Hinz dies at nineteen after illness. funeral at Vesper Lutheran.
Miss Katie Seubert returns home after a Bakerville visit while Mr and Mrs Frederic of Spencer spend time with A C Anderson family. Emma Hintz travels to Marshfield for employment with John P Hume. Miss Mary Egger moves to Reeder North Dakota for a six month teaching term. Andrew Seubert recovers from an accident aided by crutches. Mrs Boehm called to Menasha by her ailing father. Old gentleman reported very ill.
Hewitt Joe Gerlis begins plastering his house this week. Mr. Ewald Benish of Marshfeld called here Sunday. Mrs Aug Korth and daughter drove to Auburndale Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ley went to Luxemburg on business last week. Schroeder Bros finished threshing grain in the vicinity. The three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Krall was married here Saturday. Louis Leys creamery work progresses and may be ready by Nov 1 if machinery arrives in time. Mr Wolfgang Kohlback and John Kohlback each bought 40 acres southeast of Athens for 1606 dollars.
Wallace Robinson returns from Wausan others spend Sunday at Grand Bay Wallace Aratz Henry Huckins and Miss Mary Runon of Pittsville visit friends Bertha Graf and Emily Sanville go to Pittsville LaDuke couple return to Mondovi after a week with Roehrig Swan hosts sister and brother in law in Waukesha Dr Theobald goes to Morton Grove to marry in Arpin the couple start new home Mrs Pfyl and daughter Frances head to Norwalk for a double wedding then Ohio Tom Smith returns from Marshfield hospital after broken leg Romeo Allar of Unity in area buying hay and grain B C Vogt Unity passes through to Marshfield George Lee from Marshfield lamber for Upham Manufacturing Co Hay wood and lumber shipments in progress Oleson Bros start saw mill for weeks lumber and shingles Threshing near finish farmers plowing Mrs Christ Korntved from Stratford visits son Christ Korntved runs Stratford restaurant Augusta Monthe Unity works at Unity visits parents Paul Carlson from Stevens Paint Normal for a few days visit L Le Due Marshfield caller Mr McCoy Fittsville calls New Hogan Creek bridge installed Rev J G Peterson family visit Eau Claire Will Heertel returns from Port Edwards Susie Baas of Florida travels to Minnesota Jay Crowe and family move back to Hogan Mrs M Crotch Rockton to winter here Mystic Worker Lodge marks lodge anniversary Oct 10. members urged to attend.
Richfield reports Mrs. Herman Poppe very ill with grippe. Jenkins family visited M. M. Travers. Wm. Krause went to Grand Rapids for jury duty. Ladies Aid plans to meet Mrs Grace Thomas on Oct. 14. Margarite Curtin started school near Auburndale on Oct. 5. Mrs Ed Lenherr enjoying a visit from Stratford sister. Miss Florence Pember returned from a two week stay in Gladstone. Hunters warned about woodland fires risking property after last Sunday.
Mrs Bernard Hoey visited Rib Lake for a few days while dances drew crowds at M. W. Acpall. Mr and Mrs E F Gross and son Heath left for Kenmare North Dakota. Otto Bartel and sister visited Rev and Mrs Householder. Mrs E W Follett and Miss Verna Richardson attended the state WCIU convention at Waupaca. Louie Martin and Riverview family visited with Albert Martin and daughter Valda then went to Rio Lake. Chas Haslow and family moved.
Mrs E E Pickett hosted guests while J L Dallman and family moved to Max Stoltenow's. E G Ingham with wife and Vera visited from Rock Falls. Whitney's Boy Singers perform at M E church Oct 9 priced 25 cents. Neal Clifford, three months, died after two weeks illness of bronchial pneumonia. condolences to Lawrence and Mrs Driscoll.
Johnie Dix hosted cousin Edwin Gath from Marshfield while Mrs. Chas Nelson stays in Marshfield with her ill son in hospital. A M W A social at the hall drew a large crowd and pleasant notes. Preaching at Presbyterian next Sunday is announced with all invited. Henry Johnson hosted Mr and Mrs Gee and Alma Guth of Marshfield, with Fritz Reidal and Ed Ingall moving to the former Friedley place. Otto Vromam returns from Minnesota harvest work reporting good crops and wages. Walter Nelson, injured by a horse, improved after hospital care, with doctors near for treatment and blood poisoning concerns. Family and neighbors extend wishes for his speedy recovery.
The Boston Specialist advertises rapid relief and educated care for many diseases, claiming no incurable illness and safe treatments without surgery. He invites patients to bring urine for analysis and promises candid guidance on prognosis, urging married women to consult with husbands and daughters to bring fathers.
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