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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1913
Page
16
A Mershfield youth, after drinking at a dance, misbehaved and was placed in custody by an officer. He paid 5.70 in costs and a 2 fine for disorderly conduct, marking a sharp curb on unsafe bravado as local life resumes.
Miss Elsie Teske of Minneapolis returned home Sunday. Miss Elsie Pankratz visited Marshfield last week. Mrs. E. O. Cady of Stevens Point visited her mother. Mrs. F. W. Thompson visited sister Mrs. W. H. Birge in Marshfield. Miss Kedzie of Evanston visits Howard Murray Jones. Miss Anna Thompson returned to Madison after visiting her parents. Miss Dora Draxley and Hannah Quinn visited her father in St. Joseph's hospital. Miss Cora Rogney returned to Madison after summer with her parents. Mrs. Chas. Dean of Louisiana sprained her ankle while visiting.
Mrs Wittman visits Marshfeld as a guest while A J Cowell called at the Dingledein home on Tuesday B Vosbure called at Vesper Saturday afternoon B Whittingham made a Marshfield business call Friday Mrs John Losehky enjoys a visit from her mother HF Roehrig and CDingledein were Marshfield visitors Friday HF Roehrig returned from Mondovi visiting relatives GD Greff joined ROerhig for Grand Rapids shopping Saturday Miss Rose Smith Marshfield spent time with Cora House Elizabeth Winebrenner Grand Rapids visited her mother Nora Winebrenner WM Paape and her son of Marshfield visited Wm Thiemke senior home last week Several men went to Grand Rapids Saturday Geo Lewis BW Whittingham WM Hohn and Jost Altman Also Aug Friederickson returned from Dakota after three weeks cooking for threshing crew reporting poor crops there.
A local note reports Miss Libbie Klinér and Miss Lillie Christensen arrived back from Olympia Washington after long absences. The piece mentions ongoing plans of the Ladies aid for a fall sale and that aprons mittens and cushion tops were made at a meeting last Thursday. Other items include Nick Nelson visiting his uncle Gilbert Nelson and Dora Ebbe visiting Peter Ebhe.
Mrs Van Ostran is dangerously sick. A dormitory reception at the Academy last Saturday night was a success. Eld Thurston preached at Bethel church on obedience. Palmer began filling silos this week. A machinery break caused some delay. Most local corn is reportedly in good condition. Mrs E J Pearl visited Emerald with son in St Croix county, accompanied by daughter Mrs Alice McCrillis and granddaughter Blanche.
Francis and F X Durst moved a building for Aug Weigl at Weigl's dorf last Thursday. John Gonering bought an automobile last week and is learning to drive. Residents are filling silos and operating threshing machines. Philip Ruplinger received a carload of cattle from Loyal and plans dairying on his farm. Michael Ruplinger from Orleans, Nebraska visits with his son Philip amid sultry weather elsewhere, while Hewitt experiences contrasting temperatures.
A shorn date iss Lillian Mews of Stratford is my relatives there. Mr. Reuben Gann left Sunday for Madison where he will take on a university course. Miss Elsie Friedrich left last week for Jasper, Minnesota, where she will visit relatives there. Miss Anna Weiland who has been visiting here for several days re turned to her home in Marshfield. Miss S. Smith and Ethel Ingle at tended the teachers institute held at Marshfield Friday and Saturday. The Misses Caroline Haast and Eilen Kennedy who attend Stevens Point Normal spent Sunday with their parents. vw
Phil Ruplinger visited Loyal on business while Louis Schifferl went to Marshfield on a Saturday trip. Mr and Mrs Charles Seidel were in Marshfield midweek. Exvall hauled grain to Marshfield Thursday. Mike Schiffer Sr finished his son Louis’s house last week. A rain shower Saturday aided fall feed and rye. A baby boy arrived at the Borens home Saturday. The Schilling Bros threshing in nearby areas last week and did fine, quick work.
Frank Balance transacted business in Marshfield Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Henry Ebert shopped there Monday. John Rosman has six boys finishing his house. Ebbe and Schubert threshed for Stine Bros. Monday and Tuesday. Rev Zielsdorf left his German Lutheran post for a church in Illinois. No school in district No 1 Friday as Miss Idas McTavish attended a Teachers Institute in Marshfield. The frost is on the pumpkin as October days approach. Librarian Miss Mary Egan notes new books on painting, advertising, cooking, and home care among other titles at the public library.
The administrator will sell at the court house door in Grand Rapids Wood County Wisconsin on October 8 1913 at 10 am the southeast quarter of section 12 township 24 north range 3 east containing 160 acres more or less. The land will be free of liens and encumbrances. Sale to close an estate.
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