Spencer Notes Local Patches and Visits Across Town
Spencer and nearby areas report visits and travels among residents including Mr. and Mrs. John Gardiner, Albert Davel, Mrs. J. W. Gardiner, Willie Johnston, Mrs. Tillie Oestreich, Mrs. G. I. Follett, Chase Gummo, Ada Blaisdell, Geo Nall, and many others. Social calls, church events, farm changes, school house framing, and preparations for Marshfield street fair are noted, with moves to Milwaukee and Stevens Point also mentioned. Community life centers on family visits, relocations, and town pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gardiner
Marshfield
Albert Davel
Loyal
Spencer
J. W. Gardiner
Willie Johnston
Frank Johnston
Almon Lake
Kimball
Stratford News Briefs Harvest Local Doings
Stratford reports H L Klemme in Wausan on business and selling his shop and dwelling to Tred Bennett for 3800. John Kohl plans to live on his farm. Chas Nahring contracts to build a home for Joe Hoffman. Hewitt dance featured the Stratford String Orchestra. J C Kieffer returns from Milwaukee State Fair. Mrs Wheinsuter of Sherry visiting daughter Mrs Harry Kohl. E Leitritz scouts saloon site locations in north state. Livery traffic booms in Stratford. Chas Senkbeil buys a high stepper from Herby Kohl. O B Reinelds of Jefferson contracts 1200 cords of wood for Jefferson Brick and Tile Co. Klemme narrowly survives a hunting accident after a gun blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Leitritz
Stratford
Chas. Senkbeil
Herby Kohl
H. L. Klemme
Tred Bennett
B. Reinelds
Jefferson
Kohl Bros
Jefferson Brick and Tile Co
Auburndale Notes From Marshfield and Neillsville Chowder
Auburndale residents and guests are seen in Marshfield and Neillsville areas for business and leisure. Prof A P Adams of Marshfield visits on professional matters. J N Goetz and family vacation at Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin. L Koller enlarges his bar and installs a bowling alley. Miss Annie Kothlow attends her grandmother’s funeral from Marshfield. Local fairgoers include Annie Schultz Emil Schultz William Berdan and M F Scholler. L Koller hosts a hall event with Keller family orchestra. Geo Schmidt of the Auburndale Horse adds sheds for ten teams. Public school opens with Clara Duncan and Izzetta Sabein as teachers. D H Brooks patrols east side of Hume’s farm. Hans Paulson Sr hospitalized in Marshfield for stomach trouble. Mrs A Kohl and two children return from Milwaukee. Andrew Kohl advertises farm auction for September 28. Frosts kill corn potatoes and garden truck. Chris Paulson completes turnpiking on Frank Merrill road into Marshfield road near Ebbe. Grace Brown of Neillsville to give a recital after finishing New England Conservatory course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. Cline
Bert Gates
Smith
Anderton
P. Hipke
Edna Putney
John Lewnsburg
Weedum
Chas. E. Anderton
Milwaukee
Barbara Bevar
Grand Rapids
W. J. Agnew
Hugh C. Tones
Marshfield
Amelia Iverson
Ida Iverson
Willing Workers’ Society
Walter Cline
Business
Stevens Point
Clara Rhode
Milladore
Peter Leroux
McKenzie
Waterloo
Leroux
Canada
A. Kohl
Andrew Kohl
Chris Paulson
Frank Merrill
Ebbe
Grace Brown
Neillsville
New England Conservatory of Music
Boston
Prentice Fire destroys fifteen buildings in city blaze
A Friday morning fire at the Columbia House lit by a lamp rapidly engulfed fifteen buildings, with Nelsons shoe shop and Germania House among the fast-moving flames. Loss estimated around 20000 dollars, with some insurance coverage. A Hunting Accident reports a Milwaukee engineer injuring fingers. doctors hope to save his hand. A wrestling match is set for Sept 24 in Neillsville between Fred Beell and W C Netherson for 100 dollars a side, 3 falls out of 5, with plans for many locals to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prentice
Columbia House
Nelson
Germania House
E. E. Whiting
Prentice Calimet
C. E. Flint
Milwaukee
Hemlock
Maryuer
Ife
Richmond of
Loyal
kKepublican
Press
Neillsville
Petweer Fred Beell
W. C. Netherson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Herman Burmeister
Colby
Friends
Tillie Oestreich
J. Hansen
G. I. Follett
W. CT
Ada Blaisdell
Geo, Nall
Oscar Jacobson
A. W. Follett
Miss Hungerford
Nasonville
Verna Richardson
Jerry van Bree
Racine
Nathan James
J. Gardiner
Stevens’ Point
Thos
Biggs
Osceola
Wis
Henry Stewart
GH. Heath
Fi J. Schluenz
Moon
Athens
Wausau
Minnie Biggar
Altoona
Sherry
Richfield
Chris. Bartlemess
Fred Shultz
Anton Dallendorfer
Francis Baker
Farr
Auburndale
Frank Burdick
C. Berlin
Jack
Frank Cady
Washington
Wm. Ford
Beaiver Dan
W.S. Keefer
John Gadson
Briarly
Richfeld
Wausan
John Kohl
Chas. Nahring
Fenwood
Joe Hoffman
Stratford String Orchestra
Hewitt
J. C. Kieffer
Mrs. Wheinsuter
Mrs
Harry Kohl
H.L. Klemme
Mr. Klemme
A. P. Adams
J.N. Goetz
Sturgeon Bay
L. Koller
Annie Kothlow
Annie Schultz
Messrs
Emil Schultz
William Berdan
M. F. Scholler
Keller Family Orchestra
Geo. Schmidt
Auburndale Horse
Clara Duncan
Izzetta Sabein
Hayward
Bakerville
D. H. Brooks
Hume
Hans Paulson, Sr
Marshfield Hospital
Beell
Netherson
ROYAL
Brill’s
Wisconsin
First National Bank
Marapfeld
Wiacanaly
ARAN
Uiunking House
Fem National
Sunpiaa Fund
Jraul National Bank
Suara
Investor Va
Craweien
American National Bank
MurahQeld
U. S
Tanklux House
Faroiture
Bnuke
Dot Reserve Abrmty
Stave Banke
Nternal
Ee Sheek
Cnet
Aves
Lassal Money Reserve
Lu Bank
Viz
Spacu
Mttein Jasseresseessees
Saphal Atoek
Dewand
Wiscg
Coastyar Wood
G. Lindemann
Saul
Gno
H. RevNocns
Notary Public
Wood County
Reava
Wol
Gonnor
Pivstor
Drax
Davis Business University
First National Bank Building
Wausau, Wis
R. F. Davis
SALE
KAMPS
A. M
P.O
P. S
Mike Tirey
Remmel's Corner
Ivars Pond
James
HOUSE
C. J. Lundgren
Cutter
William Hirth
Insurange
Uustice
Notary S
UBLIC
Ofer
Echmirlen & Ghoe
Julia Hansen
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