Local notes recount births visits and fair
Born to Mr and Mrs Fred Grip entrog Tuesday a son. Miss Kennett of Omro visited Jennie Parrett last week. Henry Facklums twins born Saturday Aug 31. Miss Peterson Amery visited Mrs F W Heath. Fay Damon Allan Johnston left Friday for harvest fields. L Dygart returned from the West. Ida Parrett went to Abbotsford to teach. Gene Blaisdell and Kemper visited relatives. Inghams attended the Minnesota State fair. Mrs Carrie Warner of Elysian visited her brother E Heath. Gracia Morrison of Greenwood visited Mrs B J Landau. Maud Damon to teach in Greenwood. Telegrapher strike affects Spencer station agent RK Bashinski union man. Mrs F Melhattan visited Gray Eagle. Ed Heath Sr left for North Dakota. Haskins family returned to Ashland. Mrs D Bodle attended funeral in Green Lake. D M Christiansen and Agnes to Tomah for sister-in-law’s death. Ladies Aid served chicken pie supper and cleared 13 dollars. Spencer sent 102 tickets to Marshfield fair. Mrs Herman Prehn and Mrs Joan Neidlein heard of John Schlvenz’s death at the state hospital. Arleigh Peabody and wife to Hatley. Peabody stage scene praised. Bert Kolsta and family from Fond du Lac visited sister Mrs F A Soles. Kolsta showed prize white leghorn chickens at Marshfield. Mrs Clark, aged, died after falling at home. funeral held. School opened with Frank Schofield principal, Miss Hogue Greenwood, Miss Blaisdell Spencer. Allar and wife moved from Unity to Fisher house. plans flour and feed store and grain business.
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aArleigh Peabody
Hatley
Frank Schofield
River Falls
Hogue
Greenwood
Blaisdell
Spencer
Allar
Unity
Fisher House
Hansen's Store
Stratford Sunday picnic praised socially and financially
The Stratford Sunday church picnic was a success socially and financially. Mr. E. A. Mason and family will spend three days at Wausau with his parents and plan to visit the fair there. Frank Kuhlman, once a railroad fireman in Duluth, was killed in an accident and buried in the local Catholic cemetery. The Schuctti Helmke wedding drew a full house, with the couple now set up housekeeping on Helmke’s March Rapids farm.
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E. A. Mason
Wausau
Frank Kuhlman
Duluth
Fred
Helmke
March Rapids
Community Notes From Pittsville and Nearby
Pittsville residents share visits while Celia McKewon leaves for Oshkosh to attend Normal. Emma Prott returns from Chicago after summer work. Kraus and daughter Emma depart for Bruce, then back to Butte. Mr and Mrs S N Baum celebrate silver wedding on Aug 25 with many out of town guests. A dance in Hangen's Hall features music by Daemerick Bros. School opens September with strong attendance and summer improvements spurring better facilities.
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Celia McKewon
Oshkosh
Emma Prott
Chicago
River Falls Teachers Named For School Year
The following faculty members are in charge this year. Principal Glen Juneman in River Falls, assistant principal Miss Essie Junkman in River Falls, Grammar Miss Coucker in Marshfield, Intermediate Miss Myra Udeil in City, First Primary Miss Mable Wills in Seymour, Kindergarten Miss Katie McKewon in City.
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Ance
Prin
Glen Juneman
River Falls
Essie Junkman
Coucker Marshfield
Myra Udeil
City First
Mable Wills
Seymour
Katie McKewon
City
The District Leader Comes to Adler Opera House
Music lovers untainted by musical comedy will welcome The District Leader, a musical play with a purpose. Comings Loom at the Adler Opera House as the show debuts to engage and entertain with a meaningful theme.
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Adler Opera House
Newtons Meals Forgetful Philosopher Punchline
A fragment describes Sir Isaac Newton forgetting he had eaten his midday meal. Dr Stukely waits as a maid brings a fowl, Newton finally admits he ate it, remarking on philosophers’ obliviousness. The anecdote, sourced to the New York Tribune, preserves a humorous glimpse of Newton’s absentmindedness.
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Newton
Sir Isaac Newton
Sir Isaac
Stukely
Lut
New York Tribune
Wife Insured for 2000 Then Plans Expensive Funeral
A Georgia man, disliked by the community, arranged a life insurance policy for his wife worth 2000. He told her he wished 1000 of the payout to cover his funeral costs. She planned grand attendants and paid them, then the husband returned despondent and offered the entire sum to his wife, begging her to attend his funeral herself.
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Georgia
Poley
Marta
Iosm Jong
Noovedy
Maria
Atlanta Constitution
Man Taken To Jail After Park Avenue Disturbance
Officer Griffin detained Frank Kline of Wausau on Park avenue after residents reported unsettling behavior. Kline, involved in the local milk business, feared pursuers and attempted to flee. Marathon County Sheriff and Wausau Record editor Ern est Dung accompanied by neighbor Erving Means escorted him to Wausau for return.
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Griffin
Park Avenue
Frank Kline
Wausau
Marathon County
Ernest Dung
Wausau Record
Erving Means
Kline
Wausia
Sausage Makers Proclaim Finest Wenzel & Wenzel Product
The Beat reports Wenzel and Wenzel of this city are producing high grade sausage and urging orders now. They sell wholesale and retail and are receiving frequent reorders from their customers.
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Wenzel & Wenzel
Notice of relocation to Labr building near Wenzel meat market
A notice states relocation to the Labr building adjacent to Wenzel and Wenzel’s meat market. The business will operate there until the building is remodeled and refurnished, and is identified with First National Bays as the associated entity.
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Labr
Wenzel & Wenzel’s
Nat
Special Low Rates on Round-Trip Tickets to Western Cities
Low rates advertised for colonist second class tickets on sale daily via the Chicago Union Pacific North Western Line. Travel from all points from September 1 to October 31 to visit San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Puget Sound and Utah Idaho Montana at minimal expense. Tours in Pellmen Tourist sleeping cars with booklets maps and information available from any North Western Line ticket agent.
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Chicago
Union Pacific & North Western Line
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Puget Sound
Utah
Idaho
Montana
Pellmen
North Western Line
France's Earliest Artista in Southern Cave Paintings
In southern France the caves hold remarkable war pictures by prehistoric artists living with mammoths, rhinoceroses, and reindeer. Engravings and multicolored prints on rock show extinct animals, including a rhinoceros with two equal horns found in Font-de-Gaume. Paints came from ocher ground and mixed in mortars, revealing four phases of troglodyte artistic progress.
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France
Font-¢Gaume
G A R Encampment Special to Saratoga NY Ticket Sale
Special low rate round trip tickets offered by Chicago and North Western Railway from all points to Saratoga New York for September 5 to 7 with liberal return limits. Choose routes from Chicago to the East with stopovers and side trips to Niagara Falls New York City Washington Jamestown Exposition and eastern resorts. Full details from ticket agents GCANW Ry.
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Saratoga
Chicago & North Western Railway
Chicago
Niapara Falls
New York City
Washington
A&n
Sausage Grade Introduced by Wenzel & Wenzel
Wenzel & Wenzel introduce new sausage grades praised for flavor whether fried boiled or cold. The product is described as versatile and able to be reheated without losing taste, and is guaranteed to be made from wholesome meats.
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Wenzel & Wenzel
Arrears Notice to Subscribers and Ardent Readers
During the past two weeks the TIMES has sent off many monthly, quarterly and yearly statements to subscribers in arrears. We request that these small accounts be closed as soon as possible. If you have received a statement, please receipt it promptly.
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the Times
Notice to Contractors for Vine Street Sewer Project
Notice to contractors announces sealed bids for sewer construction on Vine Street per plans and specifications. Bids must be received by September 7, 1907 at 12 noon with envelopes marked Vine Street Sewer Bid. City Clerk G Fluckostein notes right to reject any and all bids. dated Margiefield Wis August 1907.
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Notley
Vina Street
Foreclosure Notice in Wood County Wisconsin
Notice of foreclosure sale in Wood County Wisconsin following judgment dated June 6 1906. Sheriff Julian Water will sell at City Hall Marsfield at 2 pm October 7 1907 the premises described as Lots 1 2 3 12 13 14 in Block 78 Omaha Garden Company First Addition Marsfield. Terms cash.
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State of Wisconsin
Wood
Christian
Tothenberger
Plainum
Cura
Susan M. Curtin
George H. Reynolds
Louise Reynolds
Wand County
Wisconsin
Marsfield
Wood County
Wiscondia
Omaha Gand Company
Marshfeld
Julian Water
Sherif
C. B. Edwarde
Plaloff
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Fred Gripentrog
Miss Kennett of
Omro
Jennie Parrett
Mrs
Henry Facklum
Miss Peterson
Amery
F. W. Heath
Fay Damon
Allan Johnston
L. Dygart
Ida Parrett
Abbotsford
Gene Blaisdell
Kemper
Eau Claire
E.G. Ingham
St. Paul
Minnesota
Gracia Morrison
B. J. Landau
Rk, Bashinski
F. Melhattan
Gray Eagle Minn
Ed. Heath, Sr
North Dakota
Soo Railroad
D. Bodle
Green Lake
Sarah Lynch
S. M. Christiansen
Agnes
Tomah
Ladies’ Aid Society
Hanson Building
Marshfield
Herman Prehn
Joan Neidlein
John Schlvenz
State Hospital
Auburndale
Clark
Wesley Vanderhoof
Stratford
Thomas Hosley
Jack Williams
H. L. Kiemmie
Maple, Wis
Pearl Roganee
Maple
Wis
Lange
Elien Denny
Laona
Bers
Ecd Nenny
Miss Denny
Marshheld
Pittsville
G. Stutnert
Nebraska
California
Oregon
Ayer
Urea
Aver
Aver Oo
Lowell
Manso
Peter J. Kraus
Uxverucys
Mershfieid
Carney’s
Carin
New York
Hy CS
Vedder
Baza
Worm
Dots
Grube
Rindly Cran
Hook, &c
Drunaiats
Prenard
Henpbreyy' Mellicing Co
Cor
Monarch
Christenson-Abel Co
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