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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1902
Page
12
Bakerville hosts new houses and barns with stone basements this fall. Farmers plan chicken shoots and jurors travel to Grand Rapids. Obits note Hans Jacob Olson’s death. many locals visit Marshfield, Loyal, and Minnesota. A Lyric Club meeting reorganizes as winter nears and a public works meeting contemplates highways. A one minute cough cure is endorsed for respiratory ills.
Auburndale reports P Engeldinger's return from Hartford and Clara Duncan visiting Grand Rapids with a Wednesday juror note for Berdan. Rev Brudermanns held a Sherry fair, Keller's hall dance next Friday, and Presbyterian church social Friday Oct 17 at Mrs Welch. Katie Kundinger wed Ferdinand Hafencrettl at St Marys. ceremony by Rev Brudermanns. couple will live locally with Hafencrettl as a prosperous farmer.
Bert Austin drove to Marshfield Saturday. Wm Wunsch is a patient at St. Joseph's hospital in Marshfield. Mrs. Charles Diedrich of Medford visited friends in the area during the week. Peter Leick owns a new team of black horses bought from parties in Sherry. Chris Weber Ernest Hare Chas Kuehlmann and Joe Banet sold their farms to buyers from below. Schools opened October 6 in districts 1 and 2 with teachers Miss Ruby Campbell of Plainfield and Miss Edith Bean of this place. The community extends sympathy to Mr and Mrs Frank Wix and family on the loss of their youngest child Maurice who died early last Sunday from a severe cholera infantum.
Hemlock Road residents visit relatives while Miss Aseneth Morrison marries John Thiesen at St Johns in Marshfield. Friends enjoy a surprise gathering for Henry Johnson. Advert cites DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as a biliousness remedy available at Kampa drug store.
Judge Miller of the Wausau Municipal court ruled that cities may require peddlers to obtain a license up to 25 dollars per day to canvass homes. Albert Donovan and W A Heideman were fined 50 dollars each after admitting the charge. An appeal to the circuit court was filed. City seeks 125 dollars per agent for five days.
A testimonial from C Haney of Geneva Ohio credits DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve with curing his 40 year pile condition. The ad notes it also cures cuts burns wounds and skin diseases and warns to beware of counterfeits at Kamps' drug store. A neat housemaid with good recommendations is wanted as cook by 1D Connor.
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