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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1906
Page
7
Spencers note includes a newborn daughter to Mr and Mrs N S Art man born Thursday and a visit by Mrs F M Graves to Marshfield with high school pupil Foster McJhatten attending Marshfield. It also mentions repairs to the M E parsonage, teaching by Miss Maud Parrett, and multiple residents traveling or moving such as Dick Natzke relocating to Gilbert Conta and Mrs Jos Whitmore visiting Milladore.
Sam Kendall of Phillipsburg Kansas promotes Bucklen Salve as a quick cure for burns boils sores scalds wounds piles eczema salt rheum chapped hands sore eyes and sore feet at Sex ton Brothers drug store with a 25 cent price and guarantee.
Sherry C E Anderton and family visit for a month while Dr and Mrs H Whitney entertain. Mrs H L Whitney visits Grand Rapids. R Evans heads to Milwaukee for the state fair. Caroline Lusk returns to Lake Mills to finish high school. Gust Zarneke of Burlington films plastering in town. Glen Louisbury back from Pipersville. Mrs Frank Zarneke and daughter visit Burlington relatives. Mrs Herman Jantz and Lena Jantz travel to Ixonia. Northwest Collegiate Institute opens this week with good attendance. Rev R H Boteler attends Oshkosh Presbytery and will swap pulpits with Abbotsford church next Sunday. Robt Duthie leaves rheumatic illness for Indiana springs. Mrs Duthie accompanies to Chicago. Wenzel & Wenzel promote meats and table supplies with strict cleanliness and universal service.
Lindsey Web Stanford and family have moved to Eau Claire. The Pamfores push work along on their new house. Mrs QO W Tidd of Greenwood, a former resident, has visited. Miss Julia Helgeson returns to Viroqua to resume school after vacation. Rev Selert to preach fare well sermon next Sunday as the Rev and his wife depart after a year here. Two men from Sun Prairie stopped between trains to view Clark County property.
Albert J. Kramer visited Bakerville for a few days while Miss Orilla Michaelis stayed with friends in Marshfield. Frank Hephner attends Teachers Training in Grand Rapids and Lillian Hephner will teach in District No. 2. The harvest dance on September 2 drew a large crowd and everyone enjoyed themselves. School opened September 3 with Jessevein of Indiana as principal and Carolyn A Kramer as primary teacher. Lizzie Knorr celebrated a surprise birthday with friends on September 2. Mary Michalski and Nick Britten married September 4 at Corpus Christi Church in Marshfield.
Richfield resident Otis rents his farm to August Baulky for the year. A Burhopp's party drew a large crowd last Friday. Misses Maggie Curtain and Mary Cady attend school. John Houser returned from Dane county after attending his sister's funeral. George Sanders and his Thorp relatives visit their daughter Mrs Anton Dallendorf er. Atnigér improves his farm as carpenters work on a large shed and granary. Tom Robinson and Christina return from Chicago to spend vacation with their parents.
Richfield notes Mary Felhover moves to Marshfield for work with Mrs Rose while George Dallendorfer returns from the West soon. A Gaunt home dancing party drew a large crowd with refreshments. Chamberlains Salve praised for sores bruises and burns with Sexton Bros selling. Fechhelm’s Hall nearing completion as Windrows visit Fond du Lac and Schrader Bros buy a new plain separator. Marshfield prepares for Our New Minister stage show Sept 20 with Adler reporting strong advance sales and Strauss drugstore selling seats. Dr J W Burns advertises eye ear nose and throat services at the bank building.
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