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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1913
Page
16
The Badger Aerie No 624 F C E R expresses deep sympathy to the bereaved family of Brother Mathew Jonas. The charter is to be draped in morning for thirty days and the resolutions to be spread on minutes, copied to the family, and published in local papers. Committee members Marr Thorn George Tremmel and Leo Keck sign.
Town of Eau Pleine reports Stratford callers Leo Loss Jon Noviak and Mr and Mrs H Brandt. Eleanor Baedicker and Ethel Faleské spent Saturday at Marshfield. A Aug Krauter died at Marshfield Hospital after surgery and under anesthesia. Surviving are two sisters Mrs G Wood and Mrs H Vick a father Mr W Spencer of Anacortes Washington a husband and eleven children. Funeral services set for Sunday at the house and Presbyterian church at Sitadt.
Presbyterian services Sunday at ten. Mrs. Q Vroman’s baby sick but improving. Mrs Maggie Bishop of Grand Rapids visiting old friends. returns Monday. Social at the church Oct 31 with pies and partners for a communal meal. Mrs J Clark recovering well after hospital operation in Marshfield. Adelaide Wiken home from Rapids visiting schoolmates. Miss Rae Gepner from Dakota improving after throat illness. Royal Neighbors Maple Leaf camp 1936 invited to District convent at Grand Rapids Nov 4. Song service and Bible study well attended. similar gathering planned at Alec and Mrs McTavish home. Rev H Lothian, pastor. Elmer Nelson and Ronald Fuller visits noted. English services at Lutheran church Sunday. Mrs Ed Ward left for Portland, Ore. Mr and Mrs Ben Schultz visited E C Fuller. Farmers enjoyed sleighing. Guenther Fuller wedding dance well attended. Death of Mrs Aug Krauter. eight children left. Miss Louisa Guenther wed Elmer Fuller Oct 11 at Lutheran church. Rev Paetz officiated. best man Chas Guenther. bridesmaid Miss Hattie Keppler. Refreshments served. guests from away included Ed Ward of Portland, Henry Guenther, Chas Guenther, Miss Keppler, and Mr and Mrs Ben Schultz of Ripon.
Market brief listing Onions and Potatoes per bushel, Butter Dairy prices, Eggs per dozen, Beef live weight per cwt around 4 to 6 dollars, Pork dressed per pound, Veal live weight and dressed prices, Sheep live weight per cwt, Beef hides and Calf hides, plus prices for Fountry and Spring Chickens. Reflects a historic regional market snapshot with multiple livestock and farm product items.
Kenneth Van Epps contracted measles. Will Jensen works for Alex Joel-Rensen. Mrs Prange’s mother visits the Prange home. Mrs C F Knudsen and Agnes and Ella visit Mrs Jensen Sunday. Moldenhauer portable sawmill failed to materialize despite neighborhood expectations. Ladies Aid held a basket social and sale at Lincoln town hall last Friday. everyone enjoyed a pleasant, profitable evening. Andrew Kohl of Fillmore Saskatchewan, a longtime neighbor, greeted locals and spoke proudly of his Canadian home.
Anna Kampin works for F X Hasselberger. Margaret Seidel helps Mrs Joe Seidel this week. Charley Schroeder visited Peter Borens Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Charles Seidel traveled to Marsfield on business. Knute Moon pressed hay for John Benke Saturday and Monday. Mrs Charles Seidel visited Mrs Ludwig Schiffers Thursday. Mrs Peter Borens and family visited Wenzel Hornick Sunday. Mr and Mrs Kindle of Manitowoc county visited friends and relatives.
A roundup of scattered items from Richfield includes A Willett selling a horse to E Krause, George Walters heading to Stretta North Dakota to teach, Gulick Murland seeking another horse trade, and the arrival of a 104 pound boy to Mr and Mrs M J Tuttle on October 23. Mrs August Bock returns home after a visit with daughter in Wausau. Mrs S R Thomas and Mrs Wm Burhopp visiting in Wausau and Minocqua. Mrs Floyd Pember ill in South Wayne. Cranmer creamery purchase at Klondike noted elsewhere. Zenner Bros broke a crank shaft on hay press at S N Baum farm. Miss Hattie Tuttle home briefly. studying nursing in Madison. Mrs Fredlund traveling to Minneapolis to visit daughter Ingeborg at Minnehaha academy. Hamiston and Henhest organize a young folks singing club. first meeting at Frank Belton’s, next at FE BE Miner's Friday evening.
Gust Ham hauls wood to Lindsey while Anton Sumrak does business in Chili Saturday. Mr and Mrs Jake Dieringer visit Jos Stine Sunday. Local stock sent to Chili Friday for shipment. Ebbe and Schubert thresh for Leo Donnerbauer Monday, last job here. John Donnerbauer buys Aug Halle 80 in section 19 for 1800 to clear land for a house.
Local children enjoy at home portraits at our Studio with Davisons Photo Gallery. Mrs P L Wise and daughters Elizabeth and Margaret of San Jose visit sister Mrs C J Sparr. They expect Dr Wise to join for Thanksgiving. Second Regiment Band to host a dance at Armory A on Friday Oct 30 with free concert 8:15 to 9:15 and dancing to follow. Tickets one dollar per couple. Felker returns from eastern trip as Foresters delegate to American Catholic Congress in Boston. visits Navy Yard in Philadelphia and Washington, meeting Rep. E E Rowne. Marshfield hunters pursue ducks on Partridge Lake. party including Dr Hearon, H F Below, Dr Kollans, and Alex LaPoint return with about a dozen ducks. George D Booth and Alderman J J Varney also hunt with good luck. Varney remains at the Landing over Sunday. Budge went down yesterday.
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