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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1913

Page

8

Richfield Community Notes Highlight Home and Farm News

Richfield notes report Aug Bork and Frank Scroell delivered stock, Long service next Sunday, and Mrs Grice Thomas hosting relatives. Silos filled ushers in new digging season while Ang Walters grows seven acres of potatoes approaching 200 bushels per acre. Social planned with an entertainment and basket social at Dist No 6 school.

Aug. Bork Frank Scprell Geo. Knapton Geo. Bodendorfer WF. Crackley Aug. Walters A. Toole A. Willett Grenton

Eau Pleine Town Social Roundup

Town of Eau Pleine residents record a week of social calls and visits with neighbors and friends. W Boucher and Mrs D Reimer travel to Marshfield and Stratford. Miss Ethel Faleske visits H Staffeld home. Joe Piontek and A Krauter group tour Marshfield. several locals visit Flora Clark’s school. Richard Heucke Leo Loss Carl Brandt David Brandt and Julius Lau listed among Stratford callers.

Joe Piontek Marshfield A. Krauter Cecil Gliniecki Brother John W. Boucher Eleanor Baedicker Flora Clark Richard Heucke Leo Loss Carl Brandt David Brandt Julius Lau Stratford

Mill Creek Social Notes Reach Neighboring Towns

John Benke visited Hewitt on Tuesday while Peter Borens hosted a Marshfield visit over the weekend. Charles Seidel carried two valves to Marshfield on Tuesday. George Pankratz visited Charles Seidel on Sunday. Frank Seidel and his daughter Maggie were in Marshfield Monday. Agnes Seidel has returned home after working for Mrs. Peter Borens. William Seidel and Louis Schifer traveled to Bakerville on Sunday afternoon.

Peter Borens Marshfeld Charles Seidel Marshfield George Pankratz Frank Seidel Maggie Agnes Seidel William Seidel Louis Schifer Bakerville

Local Notes From Nasconville and Surroundings

Henry Leonhart had his men barn painted Gust Heinrich is putting up a chicken house for William Ziegzhn Several attendees from Nasconville went to Yaeger’s raffle dance Sunday Mr and Mrs Charlie Bulgrin of Stratford visit relatives Henry Helling built a porch on the north and east sides of his house Gust Heinrich did the work The dance at M W A Hall was postponed to Friday due to weather or other reasons

Gust Heinrich Wm. Ziegzhn Yaeger Charlie Bulgrin Stratford Henry Helling Theorth

Wisconsin probate for William Kusa will filed

Wood County court records announce that a will purportedly of William Kusa, deceased, has been filed for probate in Cameron town. Fagusa, a listed heir, seeks letters testamentary with a hearing set for November 2nd at 10 o clock in Grand Prairie probate office. notice to heirs will run for three weeks.

Mic State of Wisconsins Wood County Pobates Wisconsin William Kusa Srrereas Cameron County of Wood Tnig Grand Pevias Tee Compay Couns

Local Social Notes From ARPIN Area

Miss Elizabeth Winebrenner spent Sunday with her mother. Miss Sadie Cowell of Grand Rapids spent Friday with her sister Mrs O Bingeldein. Celesti and Pred Miller s silo were blown down in Friday storm. Mrs Geo Lewis and daughters Myrtle Versa shopped in Grand Rapids Saturday. Mr and Mrs H F Roebrig entertained relatives from Appleton. Edith Graft was called to Chicago Thursday by a friend s illness. Mrs Shroeder and son Milton of Appleton visited the Roebrig home last week. A J Cowell and Crotteau of Grand Rapids called at the Dingeldein home Tuesday. Carl and Dingeldein of Waukesha visiting Dingeldein family.

Elizabeth Winebrenner Sadie Cowell Grand Rapids O. Bingeldein Celesti Geo. Lewis Coughters Myrtle Versa Edith Graft Chicago

Local Social Notes and Travel in Marshfield Area

Reporting from North Nasonville and Marshfield area. Maurice Rustad works for Henry Leonhardt while Anton Prijatal delivered a cheese load to town for Mike Duvall. Mr and Mrs Jos Stine Jr visit Jacob Dieringers near Marshfield, and the Bulgrins visit Herman Kaufman, Hewitt folk visit Edward Bulgrin at Marshfield. John Donnerbauer trips Oshkosh then returns. Peter Kotar returns from Canada harvest work for Andrew Kohl. Roads are in fine condition after recent heavy rains, aiding motorcycle and auto travel through the countryside.

Maurice Rustad Henry Leonhardt Anton Prijatal Mike Duvall Jos. Stine Jr Jacob Dieringers Marshfield Chas. Bulgrin Hewitt Edward Bulgrin John Donnerbauer Oshkosh Peter Kotar Canada Andrew Kohl Hat

Marshfield Social Notes and Local Movements

Alice and Beulah Gadsen drove Sunday with friends in Marshfield while Margaret Curtin visited from City Point where she teaches. Heavy Friday wind shifted Al Gundersons shed. Knut Tossen traded 40 acres near Richfield for the Bathrick farm and moved here midweek. Will Curtin opened an office at the switch and may be found there Sundays. John Eberhards shipped lumber to Richfield and carpenters work on a large house Sunday. Neighbors celebrated K Tosten moving in with a dancing party. Hunters are numerous, youths in Marshfield chase game along the tracks and return gameless.

Alice Beulah Gadsen Marshfield Margaret Curtin City Point al Gunderson Knut Tossen Richfield H. R. Bathrick Will Curtin John Eberhard S K. Tosten

Smile on your face as illness and events mix in Auburndale

Mrs. Joe Burkhardt, very ill, was taken to St. Joseph's hospital Thursday. A big event is planned at Baierl's hall on October 22, inviting all to attend. Miss Anna Draper, employed in Marshfield, visited home for a few days. Miss Katie Aschenbrenner and friend Mr. Wolf from Marshfield visited her mother. A group of local boys went rabbit hunting Sunday. their luck yielded a game estimated at fifty-seven tons and more.

Bill Joe Burkhardt St. Joseph’s Hospital Thursays Baierl’s Hall Anna Drapler Marshfield Katie Aschenbrenner Mr. Wolf Fron Marshfield

Measles Spread In Jacobson’s Area and Local News

The note reports measles reaching Jacobson's, a Ladies Aid meeting set for tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Herman Dad, and a strong crop harvest with potatoes abundant. A wind and rain storm caused no reported damage. Farmers shipped stock to town for Equity. Neighborhood youths attended Alice's twelfth birthday at Alexander's. Mr. and Mrs. Steinwagner of Marshfield visited Gilberts Nelsons. Hagnity will meet tomorrow to appoint delegates for the LaCrosse state convention December 3 4 5. Times want ads offer three for 25 cents.

Jacobson's Ladies Aid LaCrosse

Lindsey community notes on illness visits and moves

Mrs W Opelt is sick. Mrs J Clark visited at the Ketelie home. Miss Sager attended Bakerville church. Herb House and family visited R Hazel. Mrs W Moir and Mrs W Simpson called on Mrs Albrick. Roland Washburn and Miss Redmond visited Ketelle. H Thiel of Nasonville did business here. Geo Jones moved to New Lisbon and rented a farm. G Burt and family moved into the A Wiken house. H H Johnson had his silo filled by H Jorgenson. Harwick purchased H Thiel property. Sam Gard and family moved from Cobb to the Arthur Gard bush farm west of Lindsey. A severe storm struck the house and store of A Broker Friday afternoon.

Miss Sager Bakerville Herb House R. Hazel W. Moir W. Simpson H. H. Johnson H. Jorgenson Mr. Harwick H. Thiel Sam Gard Cobb Wis Arthur Gard Bush Lindsey A. Broker

Local notes on purchases, visits, and upcoming weddings

Frank Norman buys a fine cow from Joe Kautzer. Alma Roebborn and Eaton Leek attend a Marsh field outing. Wm. Zopfi sells a horse and buys a young team. J. A. Pennebecker visits relatives in Nielsville. Local youths attend a Weigelsdorf dance. Frank Tyler from Nebraska visits J. Lawrence family. Tyler is Lawrence’s brother. Rumor of war echoes in hunting activity with no accidents yet. Frank Barke travels to Milwaukee for a suit related to a wood dealer case. Teresa Hughes and Wm. Hayes to marry on the 21st. The “Boys” practice cow bells for a celebration. Barnard and son from Forest City visit Kautzer. Wood market surges as the horse market cools. Marshfield residents may buy wood at good prices amid busy farming season.

Teresa Hughes Wm. Hayes Stratford

Town of Rock Community Notes and Local Visits

Heavy rainfall visited Town of Rock as Mr and Mrs C Yraman and Cauaren visited the latter’s parents the Byers. Lincoln Sunday School meets at 9 30 a m at the school house with Rev Lothian in charge. A Thursday evening Bible Study and Chorus Practice will be hosted by Mr and Mrs Vint Nason. Miss Data Gepner and Miss L Kliner return to work at A Wikens store. Presbyterian services Sunday 10 to 11 a m. Holloween social planned for Oct Bist at the church with the Old Witch and Ghosts expected. Neighbors Mr and Mrs P V Peterson moving to Marshfield near Trembles corner after 30 years here.

C. Yraman Cauaren G. Byers Lincoln Sunday School Lothian Haying H. Jergersons Vint Nason Data Gepner Grand Rapids Presbyterian Church P. V. Peterson Marshfield Trembles Corner

City officials not accused in treasury shortfall claims

The article asserts no charges against current city officials over missing treasury funds. It argues that investigators faced denial, ridicule, and threats while pursuing the truth, which occasionally emerges despite obstruction.

Market Prices From The County Fair Style Listing

A catalog of agricultural pricing lists onions and potatoes per bushel, butter dairy eggs per dozen, beef and veal live weights and dressed weight, pork dressed per pound, veal and calf hides, plus spring chickens and poultry items. Names and units varied but reflect market rates and weights common to farm trade.

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