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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1913
Page
16
A critical look at school ventilation shows most systems fail to improve conditions, often worsening them. Observers urge teachers to ensure fresh cool air in classrooms while automatic systems require supervision. vision and hearing issues from classroom conditions contribute to learning difficulties, as illustrated by Spargo’s case of a misread chart corrected by glasses.
Ida Burke visits her parents Frank and Mrs. Burke. Ed Kautzer hauls wood to Marshfield for winter prep while H Wix clears sand and gravel for basement cementing in a new barn. John Klabechek promotes cement services. Geo Bargabos family and Staudt members visit Ferd Butrotz in March Rapids. Geo Prising marries Olga Kerral and tours central Illinois for honeymoon. musicians await their return.
Casper Stussie sold his farm to Balis Tiepkama for 3900 dollars. H F Roehrig shopped in Grand Rapids Saturday. Roehrig sold the Grueble place to a Broadhead party this week. Mr and Mrs Chas Edwards entertain former parents from Beloit. Mrs Robert Morris hosted her mother and sister from Sigel. A large crowd attended the Aid at Mrs Dingeldein's Wednesday. The next meeting will be at Mrs Chas Edwards on October 29. Carl and Mrs Dingeldein returned to Waukesha after a week with the farmer's brother Oscar.
Ruplinger. 7 Knut Moen worked haying for several area farmers last week. Wm Hopp hosted a sociability gathering Saturday night. Knutson recently built a cement cistern for Christopherson Brothers in their cellar. Blum Brothers visited Sunday with an auto truck full of hunters and dogs. Wm Burhopp of West Richfield traded for kraut. Athmeir bought a year’s supply of cabbage from Moorsielder and Woodford at 12.50 per ten.
Miss Eleanor Baedicker spent the weekend at Spencer. Miss Ethel Faleske visited Marshfield on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Aug Krauter were business callers at Marshfield Wednesday. Mrs John Schwaba and son Paul called at Marshfield Thursday. Mrs Coral Faleske and daughters Myrtle and Coral of Marshfield visited friends Sunday. Dave Brandt Carl Brandt and Mr and Mrs Breitenbach were business callers at Stratford last week. Mr and Mrs E Friedrich Mr and Mrs L Adamski Mr A Shatschneider were Marshfield callers Saturday.
Auburndale items report upcoming wedding bells and several visits. Geo Schmidt from Milladore visited his parents while Mrs Emil Schultz traveled to Colby to see her mother. Frank Markee of Greenwood took possession of his father s farm. The Misses Markee Helen Kennedey and Caroline Hass were home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Weis passed through town and stopped at Conrad Heeg s Hotel. Margaret Kundinger visited Greenwood and returned Thursday. A Bariel s hall dance drew a large crowd. Mrs Joe Bariel and son Leo and Mrs John Fuhrer and daughter Irene left for Minneapolis to visit relatives. Mrs Ed Kennedy attended a funeral in Sheboygan and planned a weeks stay visiting relatives.
Richfield notes a farmers meeting at the Klondike hall Thursday evening October 23 to discuss buying the local creamery.
Local column notes the Ebbe Ladies Aid basket social and dance at Lincoln Town Hall on Friday evening Oct 24 with free coffee for all. Also reported are a fatal train accident involving Matt Jonas Jr. and several brief local items including visits, weddings, and farm price listings for local markets.
Mr and Mrs A Broker took Mabel pack to Marshael. Sunday Mrs Spencer spent Sunday at the Wik gen home. H House visited at the Painton home.
A quick sale notice states a house is available cheaply if taken immediately. Inquiries directed to 211 East 2nd St. 203.
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