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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1901
Page
16
A sequence of short notes records Henry Mertens visiting Kiet, Kraus on a Blair business trip, Miss Elma Hansen visiting Miss Emma Doll, and numerous other local movers. It mentions banking, medicine, hunting for business, and family visits including Obituary style reference to Theo LaBuda’s funeral at Colby.
A party of Grand Rapids people including Editor and Mrs W A Crumb Misses Alice and Edith Nash Florence Phillen and Messrs Guy Nash and W J Conway attended the charity ball last Friday evening. Miss Tillie Nachtwey left Saturday to enter the college at Cincinnamound Wis to take the full course. On her way she visited her sister Miss Mamie Nachtney a student at the Oshkosh normal. A B Willett and family of Bara boo moved here this week and will make Marshfield their future home. Mr Willett owns wild land city property and will devote time to real estate and will deal in ornamental shade trees. George F Smith foreman of the Upham logging camps was home over last Sunday. He reports his men skidding and building roads and will soon increase the force. He anticipates no difficulty in securing men as fast as he neers them. LETTER FROM THE EAST.
The writer recounts a 1901 journey from Marshfield to Chicago Buffalo Brooklyn and Collinsville Conn. He describes the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair impressions, McKinley era grief in Buffalo, Brooklyns Prospect Park and Greenwood Cemetery, and remarks on New Haven’s upcoming 200th anniversary with Roosevelt expected to attend. He notes edge tool manufacture in Collinsville and a pricey reviewing stand in New Haven.
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