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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1908
Page
12
Rozellville residents and Marshfield visitors appear in a series of brief notices. Families attend excursions, visits to relatives, and local events. Aylward speaks on political issues at the Marshfield armory, drawing local Democratic attention.
Esther Johnson sews at John Anderson home while John Schjonneman business calls at Unity. The town opened a new bridge at Schjonneman corner and August Flinks visits for pressing work. Republican rally attendance, threshing completed by Oleson Bros, and several locals visit Unity school. Ed Erickson returns home to Kolze after a week nearby.
Spencer residents and visitors are listed in a village column including W F Blaisdell visiting River Falls, Mrs E Heath and Mrs F Johnson in Waupaca, George Riper in Cascade, Frances Stoltenow in Merrill, Dora Ebs heading to Wansatt for Clark work, Laura Cramer back at Graves store, A A Roessler in town from Jefferson, Iaa Damon recovering at Sacred Heart Eau Claire, and news of local deaths and accidents. The piece notes J Burnside’s death in Indiana, B S Bradley’s fatal dynamite blast near the village, fires near Yellow River and north of Moffat, dry fields hindering farming, and church and academy activities amid weather and drought.
Mrs Boehm reports her father improving after returning from Meaasha Rev Fraser and family of Marshgeld visited R A Muckmaster’s home last week Farmers in this vicinity threshed clover seed last week yielding very well Miss Margaret Senbert works in Marshfield with the family of R J Stratias Mr and Mrs Hintz entertained about twenty relatives and friends Sunday afternoon and evening A verses hantual six oclock dinner was served with all enjoying the time
Tom Smith and brother Jack visited Marshfield on business. Henry Arntz and Miss Maud Smith of Fittsville visited friends here. H F Roehrig drove cattle to Chicago in the past week. Dr F Theobald and bride moved into rooms at the Whittman Hotel. Miss Emily Seaville returns to Pittsville Tuesday to resume work as a dressmaker. Mrs Rossman visits Marshfield with daughter Mrs W Winebrenner. Mr B Whittingham completes a new store and prepares stock for business. Art Vannatta and Miss Amelia Iverson to wed Wednesday at the brides parents home. The couple plan to reside in Town while the groom finishes dental studies.
Mr John Littge remains on the sick list while farmers near by work through corn husking. Amelia Schilling spent Sunday with Thresa Molter. Dan Shay and Fred Hahn returned from the Dakala harvest fields. Herman Hahn improved his home with paint. Wm Liebelt has painted and wallpapered for Aug Luchterhand. Koch Bros. assist farmers with clover harvesting. Miss Cora Peterson left Friday for Wausau to visit parents and return Monday. Pred Zoellner and Wm Zoellner traveled to Dakota for a cousin’s wedding.
Richfield notes report Wm Doll purchased a saddle pony from Tony Dollendorfer. Miss Bessie Knapton returned from a western visit. Gail Gadson recovering enough to attend school part days. Mrs James Hund organized canned fruit shipments to Chicago. Frank Felhofer sold cabbage earning 28s per head. Ladies Aid to serve chicken pie dinner at Ed Lehnherr home on election day November 3. Poverty pie social at Wm Burhopp home on Thursday evening October 22. Weekdays highlighted as red letter days. fires prompt call for safety and concern over careless arson.
W Hauser plans a cellar under his house while John Marsfelder nears completion on a fine new home. Knut Moen loaded hay at Northwestern Switch. Donat Kille was called to Dodge County due to his uncle’s death. Toler Johnson paints both old and new parts of his house. Superintendent Morris recently visited local schools. W E Hargrave sold a purebred Guernsey bull calf to F O Ray. Ewald Bensch narrowly avoided a major fire when a child set straw ablaze. neighbors’ timely aid saved both his building and Hargrave’s across the road. Woop and Coal Orders at 110 South Maple Street Marstfield Fuel Co Phoues 132. Farmers, bring wheat, oats, rye, barley, and buckwheat. top market prices offered. Upham Mtg Co 43te.
A verbose old notice touts a specialist treating stomach liver kidney heart nerves and more with bloodless surgery and no incurable disease. It claims cures for many conditions and promises explanations of cures, urging patients to call for free examination. Includes gender and age caveats and asks married women to attend with husbands and minors with fathers.
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