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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1910
Page
12
The outline sketches a two act drama set in New York at J Burton Downs Company in midwinter, then in Tom Shanley’s ranch in the Panhandle of Texas a year later, and returns to the same Texas setting for Act IV on the same day. The progression follows shifts in locale and time as the storyline unfolds.
A public auction by Consolidated Intron Co offers a large assortment of farming machinery and tools at Spencer road six miles from Marsh field, three miles from Spencer. Items include work horses, threshing equipment, binders, mowers, hay tools, plows, wagons, harnesses, and numerous small tools. Payments over ten dollars may be made with six percent interest on bankable paper within six months. auctioneer Will Ebbé.
The seller states possession of $1000 of Marshfield News Company capital stock and offers it for a very reasonable figure. The message notes no further terms, liabilities, or conditions and urges interested buyers to contact for details.
Spencer residents and relatives fill the week with teaching duties visits and travel. Students and teachers head to Stevens Point Marshfield Rice Lake and Minneapolis while new openings at the public school start under C F Schaub Damon Fleming and others.
Richfield notes record Ed VanVooris hosting company over Sunday Lambert Mitchell attended to insurance business Monday Mrs Perrin Crammer visiting relatives in Penn Mrs John Maxwell consulted at Pittsville Barn addition by Barney Severson for horse stable Geo Eyers to hold long service in Rock town Miss Laura Hobert of Wausan visiting cousin J R Thomas also visited the fair Harvey Hurd and wife welcome a daughter born Aug 22 Dr Fred Warsinske had a runaway near John Herris saw mill Mrs Gerace Thomas and Mrs Hattie Burbopp visited cousin Mrs Tena Hill of Colordo Congressman Morse and Attorney also mentioned.
Mr and Mrs Will Hargrave are at home. Will Hopp shows a newly completed house. Ben Harris family seen on our streets in their new auto Sunday. Miss Kittie Finch of New Rome visited the Curtins Saturday and Sunday. Margarette Curtin left for Arpin to teach this winter. Herman Poppy visiting relatives in southern state. Althce and Beulah Gadson back from Walpace summer with an uncle. Walter Dohm returned from Madison with his grandparents. Misses Alma Loch and Anna Weigel started school duties. Loch to teach in Wundrow district, Weigel to teach Zlanser school.
A State Fair gathering will bring together graduates and former students of the University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture. The 12 noon September 15 event in the college exhibit includes brief addresses, an informal luncheon, and a reunion for long, middle, short, dairy and other course alumni. Faculty officials will issue badges and coordinate activities, with space in the remodeled dairy building for the exhibit and rest area.
Unity high school opened in a fine new building constructed this past summer at a cost of $12,500. The four year program replaces the former three year course and begins this fall. The school has operated since 1880 and has graduated over 100 pupils.
Special low rate tickets offered on select dates in September and October. Tickets valid on daily and personally conducted tours in tourist sleeping cars via the Chicago Union Pacific and North Western Line. For full particulars write S A Hutchison Manager Tourist Dept 212 Clark St Chicago or address nearest ticket agent 4812.
Daily September 12 to 16 offers return limit September 19 for a grand demonstration of the state’s agricultural live stock industrial and educational interests. Apply to ticket agents The Mother Providence Line 813.
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