News: Greenwood (21 Jul 1910)

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Surnames: Haglund, Wilcox, Paul, Sillick, Darton, Rossman, Lamont, Bowen, Krokson, Prellwitz, Jacobson, Oelig, Volk, Potter, Hogue, Palms, Warner, Schwarze, Grasborn, Covey, Watson, Keilisvig, Hartson, Bushman, Anderson, Kristiansen, Armstrong, Ystad, Dyre, Bishop, Follette, Glassner, McIntyre, Carter, Cornick, Bryden, Eggett, Shanks, Noah

----Source: Greenwood Gleaner (Greenwood, Clark Co., Wis.) 21 Jul 1910

Ewald Haglund came home from Havre, Mont. Thursday for a week's visit with his relatives and to enjoy a needed vacation.

Mrs. A. Wilcox, mother of Mrs. N. Paul, who has been visiting here for the past week, went to Kellogg, Minn. last Thursday.

Dr. F.E. Sillick went to Fond du Lac Monday to attend a meeting of the state veterinarians. Forrest Shanks accompanied him.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Darton of the town of Beaver were visitors at the home of Mrs. Darton's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rossman, Sr.

Mabel Bishop returned home Tuesday of this week. She is prepared to do piano tuning and repairing, and will assister her father in the general piano business.

Robert Follette and wife of Spencer, and Miss Glassner of Marshfield, autoed over here from Marshfield Monday. They visited friends in this city,a fter which they returned to Spencer.

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Anderson of Chicago have been visiting at the home of Antone Kristiansen the past three weeks. Mr. Anderson purchased 80 acres of wild land west of town while here.

R.M. Lamont went to Minneapolis on Monday.

E. Bowen went to Colby on business this morning.

Axel Krokson has built a new shed onto the rear of his saloon.

Mrs. O.A. Prellwitz is visiting with her parents at Sherry this week.

J.A. Jacobson returned Tuesday from his visit at Charlotte, Mich.

Mrs. W.E. Oelig returned to her home at Eagle Point Tuesday. She was accompanied by Mrs. Wm. Oelig, Sr.

Wm. Volk went to Chicago Monday, where he will take a course in men's garment cutting, at one of the academies in that city.

Mr. and Mrs. P.A. Potter of Black River Falls arrived this morning for a visit at the home of Mr. Potter's sister, Mrs. Matilda Hogue.

Mr. and Mrs. R.E. McIntyre arrived from Ellsworth Friday evening. They will be found at home in their residents on Main Street after August first.

It was reported to us yesterday that the fire which has been burning along the pond and around the power house, "burned the dam and about four rods of the pond."

Mrs. N.J. Carter and Marion went to Hayward Tuesday for a several week's outing and recreation. They will visit at the home of W.E. Cornick and other relatives.

The new cement walk from Bryden's to the stock yards has been completed and is certainly a great improvement to that end of the city. Alfred Eggett and crew are now at work building a walk at the M.E. Church.

Henry Palms of Tioga was in the city M onday.

Miss Hazel Warner was a Marshfield visitor on Monday.

Mrs. Simon Schwarze and children visited at Loyal Tuesday.

The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs. Carl Grashorn, tomorrow (Friday).

St. Anne's Society will meet with Mrs. Jacob Volk, Thursday, July 28th.

Mrs. L. Covey of Loyal visited at the home of Mrs. Matilda Hogue on Sunday.

Ebb. Watson left for Milwaukee Monday, where he will remain for some time.

Carl Keilsvig returned Thursday from a trip to the Dakotas and Blanchardville, Wis.

H.H. Hartson and two daughter, Ruth and Marion were visitors at Lynn last week.

The King's Daughters will meet at the Baptist Church Wednesday afternoon, July 27th.

John Bushman and wife went to Manitowoc on Friday for a visit with friends and relatives.

The Greenwood and Marshfield baseball teams will play ball on the local diamond next Sunday.

Glen Armstrong went to Park Falls Saturday, from which place he accompanied the Park Falls ball team to Ironwood, Mich., where he pitched ball Sunday. Glen lost his game, but it took his opponents eleven innings to get it.

Helen Olena Ystad, the five month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Ystad, died Friday night, July 15th, from a sudden attack of cramps. The funeral was held at the home Sunday morning, Rev. A.B. Dyre officiating, and interment made in the Greenwood Cemetery.

John McCarty of Longwood recently sent down a sample of the hay he is raising on his farm this year, by rural carrier number four. Two spears of timothy hay were received, one which had a head 9 1/2 inches long and the other 10 1/2 inches in length. They may be seen at this office at any time.

The Royal Neighbors will give a benefit ice cream social for Mrs. Simon Noah on the city park corner, Saturday afternoon and evening, July 23. Everybody's patronage is especially solicited for this occasion. The Noah family is in deplorable condition and every cent that can be sent to them at Loyal will be immensely appreciated.