Bakerville Community News Roundup and Developments
Local notes report Mrs. D. McKercher very ill and Louis H. Ebbe briefly sick. Ed Dexheimert’s new house is under construction. a girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Alex McTavish. Mrs. J. H. Ebbe returned from Ashland after a lengthy visit. District 2 begins school next week with Herbert Brooks teaching. Threshing engines struggle in mud due to bad weather. James Frederickson nearly completes town hall ceiling work. Cholera morbus and similar illnesses are widespread locally. Several residents visited Merrill. new telephone connections with Richfield Chili Bakerville are being discussed. Andrew Robertson renovates his house. Gustav Heinrich Jr. does carpentry. Prospective buyers urged to see P. H. Johnson before he moves. Gustav Heinrich builds a new schoolhouse in Fremont town. P. H. Johnson plans a Sept. 30 auction then moves to Albuquerque. Miss Pearl Witter begins school term at Progress. Community talks of a Woodmen’s Hall event to fund a new telephone line to Chili. Norrer offers to pay top price for grain. A. Wixer & Co. Lindsey, Wis. group toured Woodland Academy at Bethel. Bakerville sees new buildings. several dwellings rise and a barn addition. Wood county lumber and local services advertised. Mr. John Christoffersen of Stone Bank browses local lands for purchase and visits P. N. Christensen. Home visitors excursion tickets to Indiana and Ohio offered via the Chicago and Northwestern line on Sept 1, 8, 15 and Oct 6, with return within 30 days.
Spencer Area News Highlights Local Weddings and Visits
Mrs. Lillian Hayward traveled to Spencer with Mert Hayward from Greenwood to attend the M W O A in Archie Whitemore returned home from Roads to visit his parents. Mrs J Gardiner Sr visited her son in Ra Cine. Ernest Messer from Phillips stayed several days. Ed Teeter of Moon visited his grandmother, Mrs George Reas, and relatives. Ed Heath and wife from Gladstone Mich attended a Spencer wedding. Irene Heath of Spencer married Edward H Gross of Kenmore N D. The couple left for a bridal trip and will reside in Kenmore. Also noted are school reopenings, local visits, frost damage, and community events including dances and fairs.
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Ed, Teeter of
Moon
George Reas
Ed Heath
Gladstone Mich
Irene A. ‘Heath
Edward H. Gross
Kenmore
N. D
Thos, Biggar
Osceola
Mable. Parks of
Phillips
Ina Damon
Ray N. Malay
Liberty
Ada Blaisdell
Maud Lake
Edrea Holmes
Martha Potts
Ed. Heath
Gladstone
Mich
Sam Adams
Cynthia Young
York
Pearl Heath
Minneapolis
F. B. Hand
Hurley
Local Notes From Spencer Community
Town of Spencer notes little threshing done recently. Miss Martha Potts began fall term of school in the vicinity Monday. Mrs. Z Moon reported on the sick list in the latter part of the week. Lonie Cramer visited friends at Wausau during the late week.
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Martha Potts
Z Moon
Lonie Cramer
Wausau
Auburndale Births and Local Job Moves Highlight Auburndale Notices
A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Ole Rude in Auburndale. Louis Keller is remodeling his residence. Miss Lizzie Pankratz plans an extended visit to Merrill next week. Wm Schill has joined Auburndale Milling Co as a teamster.
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Ole Rude
Louis
Keller
Lizzie Pankratz
Merrill
Wm. Schill
The
Auburndale Milling Co
Local News From Marshfield and Surrounding Areas
Hewitt notes Miss Lilly Stahl was at Marsh field last Thursday. Mrs Ferdinand Schroeder welcomes a newborn son. Miss Julia Rapp travels to Milwaukee to study dressmaking. Mrs Theodore Wondrow and daughter visit Milwaukee. A large dance at Hopps hall draws many attendees. Burglars robbed Craemer's store but escaped with little. John Eddinger and Miss Tracy Hornick of Stratford visited. John Hoffman loses three fingers in dynamite accident and is hospitalized. Mr John Birtley and daughter Barbara were in Marshfield on business.
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Lilly Stahl
Marshfield
Ferdinand Schroeder
Julia Rapp
Milwaukee
Theodore Wondrow
Hopp
John Hoffman
John ‘Birtley
Barbara
For SALE on Exchange Two Fine Lots in City
Auction notes offer two fine city lots for sale at a low price. The owner is a non resident and will swap for real estate in Green Bay. Listing reference 431f.
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Green Bay
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Earth
Bakerville
D. McKercher
Louis H. Ebbe
R. Ebbe
Ed. Dexheimert
Alex McTavish
J. H. Ebbe
Ashland
H. P. Hanson
Rock
Dist
Herbert Brooks
James Frederickson
Mesdames Thos. Thompson
H. J.jensen
P. R. Ebbe
Richfield
Chili
Lindsey
Andrew Robertson
Gustav Heinrich, Jr
P. H. Johnson
Here
Gustav Heinrich
Fremont
Clark County
P.H. Johnson
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Nasonville
Woodmen's Hall
H. Paulson
Albert Paulson
Marie Paulson
Robert Johnson
P. N. Christensen
Woodland Academy
Bethel
Cosnor Retail Lumger Co
John Christoffersen
Stonebank
Waukesha County
Wood County
Indiana
Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern R’y
Lillian Hayward
Spencer
Mert. Hayward
Greenwood
Archie Whitemore
J. Gardiner Sr
Racine
Oscar
Ernest Messer
Chas, Colby
Myrtie
Rev. Steward
M. E. Church
Auburydale
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Great Northern Ry
James Young
Pabst Bldg
Wis
Mannville
Ella Blankenbure
August Hoops
Dorchester
Chas. Rienow
Laura Grasshorn
Junestion City
Celia Butters
Elmhurst
Henry Horn
H. Prehn
Raleigh Place
Irene Moon
Nellie Dowd
Jeanne Butters
Will and
Frank Korth
Gustave Strack
Harry Butters
James Weskett
Cole
I. N. Goetz
Fred Schultz
Nick Beagy
Otto Madenwalt
Stars
Koller’s
Conrad Luber
North Auburndale
Manitowoc
Mike Brandle
R. Connor Company
Otto Schultz
Otto
Chas. Teske's
Raab
Cole’s
Frank Cramer
Milwaukee State
Frank Kautzer
Stratford
Joe Regenfuss
Maggie: Diem of
Fred Hopp
Mrs. Elwood
Frank Howe
Tilton Farm
H- Thiel
Will Hartel
Mr. Ebert
Mr. Howe
Chas. Dews of
Thorp
Peter Kettelle
Mr. Brademore
Lumber
Lumber—Lumber
Connor Retail Ltr. Co
Squire
Noricee
A. Wier & Co
Lindsey, Wis
J. P. Kramer
Mertle Land Agency
Auburndale
Craemer’s
John Eddinger
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