Marshfield's Value Shows Some Growth
Marshfield's assessment roll shows gains in total value with merchants' stock rising to $377,182 from $362,285 the prior year while lumber and furniture stocks fall and automobile and other motor vehicle values rise. The 1915 totals reflect larger overall valuations though some categories, including logs and timber, decline, and overall personal property under All Other Personal Property drops about twenty percent to $207,478 from $137,189 in 1914.
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Marshfield
Public reception Friday at Marshfield free library
A public reception is planned next Friday evening at the Marshfield free library. The parlor will be open from early until ten. The public is urged to attend and meet Miss Shaw the new librarian and teachers from the public schools. A brief musical program and ten minute talks by W D Connor Dr K W Doege Mayor A G Felker and Supt C W Otto are set. Light refreshments will follow. Miss Shaw will host a story hour at four o clock for second third and fourth graders.
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Marshfield Free Library
Library Board
Richfield News Roundup With Local Events
Richfield notes report 48 sheep bought at Loyal and a Fair attendance at Neilleville. The Stroble house is quarantined for scarlet fever as two children fall ill. Local residents host relatives from Richland county while others lay cement floors in a barn. A five mile run with no driver astonishes, and students head to Grand Rapids for schooling. Community events include S C club entertainment, butter maker changes, a pie social for Sunday school, and a Ladies Aid supper on September 15.
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Richfield
John Jenkins
Loyal
Alfred Willett
Ole Hegelund
Neilleville
John Stroble
Charles Deiter
Richland County
Martin Vielsted
William Hanson
Barney Severson
George Baurar
Grand Rapids
Alice and
Bellah Gadson
Flay Miner
Freda Knapcon
Wrwin Kohl
Thomas Harshner
John Katzenberg
Giles
A. Willett’s
J. C. Davis
Kam Burhopy
Clarence Reynolds
Auburndale
S.C
Charles Dellers
Alice Miner
Marshfield
Catmeron
Klondike
George Knapton
W. Sherwood
Arpin
Local Residents Visit, Trips, and Society Notes
Local residents and visitors are noted in a flurry of social and business happenings. Robert Herrick of Nekoosa visits Marshfield with friends during Labor Day weekend while Adam Adler of Gilman stops by the city. Miss Wommager Hayward heads to Grand Rapids to teach, and James Hayden returns from Mundy to lead Franklin ward school duties in Marshfield. St Athan’s Guild to hold a runmage sale October 6 to 8. Transport and college ads appear with Bushey’s Business College inviting catalogs. Numerous trips to Rochester and Minneapolis for visits, schooling, and races fill the week.
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Friedrich
Auburndale
Marshfield
Wmmagere Hayward
Grand Rapids
Busheys Business College
Appleton
Joseph Zellner
Birnamwood
John Hayden
W Frank Derby
Chicago
George A. Varney
Varney
Anns. Eastman
Birchwood
Edward Eastman
Ladysmith
H. F. Thiel
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
P. K. Bissell
James Hayden
Mondoy
Wausau
Hayden
Franklin Ward
P. J. Schaefer
Winona
LaCrossé
Rochester
Stanley J. Seeger
Schaefer
A. Mason
Hugo Wegener
Minneapolis
Fort Snelling
Cooper
Anderson
Muffin Recipes By Mrs Janet McKenzie Editor Boston Cooking School Magazine
Muffin instructions emphasize make ahead batter with KC double-raise baking powder for breakfast. Two recipes One-Egg Muffins and Graham Muffins use milk or water, butter, sugar, eggs, and flour blends. Raisins optional. bake until browned. Offers The Cook's Book for 25 cents via KC Baking Powder certificate.
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Janet McKenzie Till
Boston Cooking School Magazine
Janet
McKenzie Hill
Jaques Mig. Co
Chicago
Farms near Edgar sold to Wisconsin buyers
Acres near Edgar transfer to W Pschirge of Waukesha the William Leonhard farm at Edgar to A L Pritchard of Waterloo Wis and the William Young farm of 160 acres also near Edgar to H Eggert of Beaver Dam
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Edgar
W. Pschirge
Waukesha
William Leonhard
A. L. Pritchard
Waterloo
Wis
William Young
H. Eggert
Beaver Dam
Mill Creek Social Notes and School Opening
The Miller Creek district reports Theodore Wondrow and family visited relatives in Boyd and returned Monday. School in district No. 2 began with Ruth Wesler as teacher. Minnie Ohm left for Potter’s to visit relatives. The Behnkes traveled to Nasonville. Chas Wondrow’s AtaCus cousin visited over the weekend. Joe Wenzel works on a wall for Duke Groscher. Fischer and sister and Thomas Horn family visited Ed Wanke’s home. Hoffman and Schlosser install new silos. A young crowd gathered at J Roecklein’s Sunday. Eleanor Neuman left for Grand Rapids to attend Wood County Normal at start of week. Gallatin and Behnke visited Bethel Saturday.
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Mill Creek
Theodore Wondrow
Boyd
Mohle Notes and Local Life Events
Mohle records a family visit from Stratford siblings Tom and Garrett Bradley to Mrs. Alvina Heckel. a newborn boy to Mr. and Mrs. Stillwater. school opens with Miss Mildred Royce of Ebbe as teacher. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Scholtz entertain relatives from Marshfield. E E Morey and children visit Sheridan. Brown Morey hosts. frost-related silage work and corn cutting. the Blodgett farm hosts George Trudeau and family. a humorous line about gender roles ends the item.
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Mohle
Mesdames
Tom and
Garrett Bradley
Stratford
Alvina Heckel
George Trudeau
Blodgett
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AML Abou
Robert Herrick
Nekoos
Wasserberger & Dickoff
C. I. Lundgren
Adam and
Mike Adler
Gilman
Suneday
St. Athan's Guilds
Graham’s Land Agency
Hiverside
Peter Clemens
Viroqua
Gustav Kaegi
Stylephis
THE
B. Kuppenheimer High Class
Rane
Glen Urquharts
Chippewa Falls
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Johnson
South Central Ave
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