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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1910
Page
8
Bethel residents report fine weather and active work from potato digging to ensilage cutting. Visitors include Eva Cornwell and a trip to Chippewa Falls planned by P. M. Hanson and wife. Local talks on prayer, bronchitis cases, and social events mark a lively week with several family moves and farm improvements.
In Richfield on Saturday Hamiston reportedly sold six head of cattle as part of the local livestock market activity. Olia was observed on the streets during the day, adding to the town’s marketplace chatter.
A local report notes young residents watched Indians dance on Skank Hill Sunday. W E Hargrave returns home after a Wisconsin and Indiana trip. John Marshtelter spent a week with his mother in southern Wisconsin before coming home Thursday. Mr and Mrs Waldo Rassmusen and family plus Miss Gertrude Rassmusen and Peter Moller Scrom shared Sunday at Curtin's. A train was stopped by four school maams for ten minutes Thursday evening. The Hard Time party at VistA's drew many youths. Marie Evenson won Ragamuffins prize and James Cor Uin won Poor Parmer Hobo prize. OM hTAT Guid AleCal Flour is sourishing Krztan.
Spencer residents see visitors from Harton Milwaukee Stevens Point and Unity while families return from Chicago Athens Marion and Weyauwega. A chimney fire caused smoke not flames and chicken pox closes the public school for two weeks as rail work nears completion on the Spencer Owen cut‑off with a gravel train expected next month.
Leslie Gepner returns from the west last Saturday. The Ladies Aid meets the 27th with Mrs. Mason. Miss Carrie Keisland visits her sister Katie in Marshfield. Social and sale at the M W A Hall Friday promised good times. Officer Gerwing from Marshfield visits and hunts, with daughter Mrs Willie Dix. Union Mission Circle meets with Mrs Perry Morrison the 19th. Pastor Rev Postlethwaite to visit again in two weeks on the 28th at 3 oclock. Sunday services at the Presbyterian church well attended. Union Mission Sunday School plans a union at town hall on the 30th with Rev Brown present and a short program from the three schools. All invited to two oclock on the 8th.
The upcoming game against Stanley will be played there. Prof Otto attended the state convention of the City Superintendents in Madison last week. It is the sixth week of school and examinations are being given with reports due next week. The Wood County Teachers Institute met at the high school last Friday and Saturday.
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