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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1907
Page
12
Spencer residents report many visits from Marshfield Oshkosh Fond du Lac and Loyal with several trips to Milwaukee West Bend and Long Beach California. A.R. Hinmann Marshfield may headline a lecture series for Spencer this season as residents are urged to support quality entertainment locally.
Pittsville diary items show Amos Dawes visiting from Rockford Illinois while Joe Severns from Hancock Illinois visited relatives here last week. Mr and Mrs James Smith visit the Peaslee home. Miss Ethel Clack takes a keeper job at Baums. George and Warren Favell travel to Withee to work in a saw mill. Mr and Mrs John Werner return from Milwaukee trip. George McCoy leaves for Withee after stay with his parents. George Sleathman and family visit from Plover Iowa at the H B E McCoy home. Sep 9 10 Jewish holidays observed. Nash Mitchell managed the S N Baum store during those days. Mrs H N Currie of Arlington Iowa visits daughter Mrs Nash Mitchell. Leroy Dawson returns from Rockford Illinois where he worked in a piano factory. Bossert Bros and Co of Grand Rapids finished cement sidewalks and crossings. Local walks now available. Warm weather boosts cucumber yield. about seven hundred bushels were received at the salting station last Saturday.
Miss Carolyn Kraemer spent Sunday at home. Peter Bell Sr is home from the hospital and improving rapidly. Mr John Hephnar, visiting in South Dakota, is now at home. Miss Anna Michalski returned from Tomahawk. Miss Sarah Steitz, from Marshfield, is at home. Mr Albert Kraemer and Miss Anna Jonas returned from Milwaukee. Mr Martin Jensen came back from Milwaukee after the fair. Wenzel and Wenzel butchers are praised for meals and shop cleanliness. For fresh meats call Star Market.
Government inspector in an Iowa town found rotten eggs among a farmer’s consignments and fined $120 under the Pure Food law. The same penalty could apply to merchants who sold tainted eggs. Merchants and farmers are urged to candle eggs to ensure buyers receive safe products.
A writer recalls a pleasant sort of doctor who sent a patient to the country to recuperate and proposed cabbage as nourishment before a final easing away. Another tale from St Joseph’s Hospital notes imagination shaping sickness as a woman believed a swallowed pie was stuck, aided by a fake pin extraction that left her believing relief followed.
A Country Kid, this season’s popular comedy drama, stars Nesbit Leavell in the title role. The Indiana small-town setting fuels a strong character comedy with broad appeal. Tickets 23 35 50 cents. seats at Strauss Drug Store.
H. B. Whit etaker presents A Country Kid at the Opera House Monday September 23 featuring a new scenic show with a strong traveling company and an excellent band and orchestra. Prices 25 35 and 50 cents.
The Experiment Station reports San Jose scale found in Wisconsin orchards, traced to nursery stock imports. Precautions and destruction of infested plants are underway under the University of Wisconsin Agriculture Experiment Station to curb spread and correct misidentifications with the oyster-shell bark louse. Buyers are urged to buy only from reputable firms as inspections continue.
The Marshfield post office lists uncalled letters up to September 1, 1907 for Arthur Belding Gap forst Jos Formors Lee Gallagher W C Lucas Carl Ostrander J Pennings Alex Rosenheimer Ray Sanders J W Lights Lite Totten J G Thomas. Addressees should state advertised. Joan F Cone P M
In Wood County a civil action has been filed by WA and BC Pors Plaintiffs. The complaint was submitted August 28 to the Wood County Circuit Court clerk. Defendants are summoned to appear and defend after service of this summons or judgment may be entered by default.
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