News: Greenwood, Wis. (7 May 1903)

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Surnames: Anderson, Baird, Bryden, Clute, Converse, Foster, Hartson, Hogue, Kristiansen, Johnson, Larson, Meek, Owen, Prehwitz, Reese, Schofield, Thompson, Vosler, Wagner, Williams

----Source: Greenwood Gleaner (Greenwood, Clark County, WI) 5/7/1903

Greenwood, Wisconsin

Wm. Hogue was a Marshfield visitor Monday.

Margie Thompson was a Fairchild visitor last week.

Harry Hogue has erected a new barn and buggy shed.

Bennie Johnson is clerking at Franckenberg & Fricke’s.

Dr. H.R. Schofield was an over Sunday visitor at Madison.

Druggist Kristiansen of Withee was a Greenwood visitor Sunday.

A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Vosler Tuesday night, the 28th.

The John S. Owen lands in town 27 - 2 and 27 - 1 west, for sale by C.H. Clute.

The Thursday Club meets with Mrs. H.H. Hartson next Thursday, May 14.

Lotie Larson went to Neillsville Sunday to remain with relatives for about a month.

Adolph Anderson is spending a week with relatives and firends here and at Hemlock.

J. Bryden and daughter Hazel went to Stevens Point Saturday on a business and pleasure trip.

Frank Wagner, wife and children returned Monday evening from a visit in Fond du Lac county.

Earl Converse and wife left Tuesday morning for Winona, Minn., whither he went to look for work.

Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Reese are receiving a visit from their daughter, Mrs. Larson and son of Dodgeville.

Hastings Baird and son Ross and Hugh Meek went up to Prentice last week where they have employment in a mill.

O.A. Prehwitz arrived in town Monday evening to take the position of assistant miller at the Greenwood Roller Mill.