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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1908
Page
6
Spencer area residents report visitors and travel from Unity Oshkosh Loyal and Madison. Local school plans include public school openings with Chamberlain Cryetwood principal and teachers Howe Greenwood and Wasdell Spencer. A death and a birth are noted along with church and social events and a picnic at Marshfield Yellow River.
Sunday visits and farm work feature in district notes. Residents travel to Pittsville NorWalk and Norwich North Dakota for work and commerce while neighbors share berries and help with threshing crews. Several names recur including Neve Murphy Titus and Soushon, reflecting a tight knit rural circuit and routine travel across nearby towns.
The Great Eau Claire Agricultural Street Fair and Carnival is set for September 28 to October 4. Details note a bigger event than before with diversified attractions and farm-related exhibits.
Secretary Clark secures twenty five borrotes from the Philippine Islands to display at Chippewa Falls fair. Visitors may study a primitive wild people group recently from St. Louis and Minnesota fairs. They are described as head hunting and dog eating, noted as threats once faced by U S soldiers on Luzon.
The Bauer family thanks friends for sympathy and aid during the illness and death of their beloved son Edward Valentine, from Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bauer.
Miss Mary Adler and Charles Eckes married Tuesday morning at St Johns church in the presence of relatives and friends. The ceremony was followed by a reception and banquet at the bride’s parents home, Mr and Mrs John Adler. The bride is popular and the groom a rising hardware firm member.
The court held for the railway company in a suit by Walter Laabs for ejectment from a train at Plover. The decision rested on the time limit of the special ticket having expired. Conductor Threw of Fond du Lac and Brakeman Scholl stood in for absent staff. Stevens Point Journal.
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