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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1910

Page

6

Successful Quernsey Meeting at Marshfield City Hall

A profitable Guernsey meeting was held at Marshfield city hall on Friday October 21. President William Burhopp opened with Prof. Hamphrey from the Wisconsin Experiment Station who spoke on Better Cows. He described how a pure bred bull can double herd output within about five years by grading up from the best cows. Hargrave resigned as secretary and Claire W Porter was elected to replace him. the association passed a resolution thanking Hargrave for his service as secretary and announced his move to St. Croix County.

Marshfield City Hall Pres Wm. Burhopp Hamphrey Wisconsin Experiment Station Madigan Humphrey W.E. Hargrave Association Claire W Porter Hargrave Claire W. Porter

No Poultry Show This Year in Central Wisconsin

The Central Wisconsin Poultry and Pet Stock association will hold no poultry show this year. The yearly events boosted interest in good poultry and helped Marshfield become a notable poultry district, but attendance has been discouraging and the shows were not financially successful. The movement may rest until sufficient interest returns to ensure strong attendance and quality exhibits.

Central Wisconsin Poultry and Pet Stock Association Marshfield

Gay Morning Glories at Adler's Opera House

On Tuesday night November 1 the Gay Morning Glories leading extravaganza company appears at Adler's Opera House. The company promises unexcelled fun and music with new features a swinging chorus song hits of the season and the Country School. Prices are 25, 35, 50 and 75 cents.

Adler’s Opera House Adler Opera House Eau Claire

Parisian Sage Hair Tonic Ad Sparks Curled Claims

Parisian Sage is advertised as a dainty perfume scented hair tonic that refreshes the scalp without grease or stickiness and promises hair growth and graying prevention. The ad notes a larger bottle for 50 cents with Sexton Bros. guaranteeing the product.

Sexton Bros

Regular missionary meeting of Pres ernedh ladies at church

The regular marthly missionary meeting of the ladies of the Pres ernedh will be held at 3 p m Thursday at the church parlors.

Ladies of the Presernedh

Teacher Round Table formed at Arpin meeting

A teacher round table was organized at Arpin on Saturday afternoon with R Morris as chairman. A three person program committee was elected Miss Mattie Angel Robt Morris and B Hamlin. The group aims to discuss school matters, broaden education and invite others to share views. The next meeting is November 12 at 2 30 p m in the Arpin school house with music papers discussions and a talk on good material in papers by Supt Robert Morris. An ad for Hyomel catarrh remedy follows.

Arpin R. Morris Mattie Angel Robt. Morris B. Hamlin W. Winebrenner Childr Dora J. Johnson Edna Swartz Mr. Rouse Robert Morris

Freshman Class Elects Officers and Sports Schedule

Last week the Freshman class elected officers: Alice Anderson president Walter Cramer vice president Albert Delimore secretary Adelaide Ehrhardt treasurer The Junior boys begin training for the basketball tournament to be held in November A football game with Stanley is set for next Saturday Reports were issued Friday.

Alice Anderson Walter Cramer Albert Delimore Adelaide Ehrhardt Treas Stanley

Richfield News Notes and Local Appointments

Mr. Scheider visits Plainfield on business Bert Hosterman drills a well for G Merland J A Tuttle and daughter Mrs Wright back from Omro Anna Robinson teaches at Athens home over Sunday Ed VanVeorts rents 160 acres near Altena 85 Oak auction Thursday sale of personal property Ladies aid meets with Mrs Claire W Porter Nov 2 attendance urged Thimbles needed for abundant work Long service at James Hurns Sunday evening Quarterly meeting at Richfield church Nov 6

Scheider Plainfield Bert Hosterman G. Merland J. A. Tuttle Wright Omro Anna Robinson Athens Ed. VanVeorts Altena Claire W. Porter James Hurn Richfield Church

Spencer News Roundup Highlights Local Moves and Weddings

Spencer notes include Ingham placing a stock in Hanson store, Ms Meser’s improved hand after Unity visit, Mrs Hoey of Rib Lake visiting relatives, Mrs Heath and Mrs Carrie Dam visiting Waupaca, Fisher siblings from Fond du Lac for two weeks, Blaisdell of Eau Claire visiting relatives, a new straw coat of paint for the depot, Ida Parrett home from Sparta, Frothinger selling saloon property and planning Texas winter, Jennie Butters and George Cade wedding at bride’s home, Kammar and Minnie Grip entwined in Lutheran ceremony, with best wishes to all.

Ingham Hanson Jennie Butters Spencer George Cade Colby Householder

Community notes mix of events and announcements

Windmill improvement at the farm of Rock H Gepner and Alex McGinnis. Next Sunday church services at 11 am and Sunday School at 10 am. Mr and Mrs Chas Ingre travel to Minneapolis for their daughter Della’s marriage to Walter Ye. Republican rally at M W A hall on Thursday the 27th with speeches music and supper. Temperance program at Town Hall at 2 pm. Rev Joseph Brown invites old and new friends and will give an address. A service in the Epbe field is set for Sunday the 350th with all invited.

Chas. Ingre Minneapolis Della Walter Ye M. W.A Joseph Brown Epbe

Arpin Visit and Local Moves Highlight Weekend

Shy Margarette Curtin traveled to Arpin and back Saturday afternoon. John Dohm, who had been working on the Dave Harney place, is now at home. Henry Smith's large team arrived, with observers calling it unmatched. Wm Dohm returned from Madison after days with kin and friends. Will Hopp may work the old "Sore arm" next year. Best wishes to Bill. Friends of W E Hargrave and family regret his move to St. Croix County, effective Wednesday, hoping he enjoys the new home.

John Dohm Henry Smith Dohm Madison Will Hopp Bill W. E. Hargrave St. Croix County

Richfield News Briefs and Upcoming Events

Richfield notes report a well drilled by M Hosterman at the Richfield creamery and a new telephone installation there. John Ewell is recovering from illness. A wall at the creamery has been completed. Prof Jackson will speak at the schoolhouse on Wednesday evening October 26 with an event at the district on November 3. Ed Van Vorhis plans an auction of stock and machinery on October 27 as he leaves for South Dakota.

John Ewell M. Hosterman Richfield Creamery Jackson Ed van Vorihs South Dakota

Bethel notes move of Eld Hanson and wife to Chippewa Falls

Eld P. M. Hanson and wife have relocated to Chippewa Falls. Their children Minnie and Hansie attend college at Berrien Springs Michigan. On Sunday the 23rd a fire from Charles Shuetson’s clearing crossed to C B Stilson’s woods and, despite efforts to halt it, burned through timber feeding on dry leaves and old logs, reaching the road north of Stilson’s property.

Eld

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