News: Greenwood 15 years ago - Sep 1894 (23 Sep 1909)

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Surnames: Justice, Hendren, Hill, Hommel, Andrews, Rand, Shanks, Murray, Bishop, Dingley, Fricke

----Source: Greenwood Gleaner (Greenwood, Clark Co., Wis.) 23 Sep 1909

The brick work on the Justice building was nearly completed.

A dance was held at the new opera house on Friday evening.

W.T. Hendren exchanged pulpits with Rev. Hill of Neillsville on Sunday.

Ed Hommel was laid up for a couple of weeks as a result of stepping on a rusty nail.

The "Mite" Society held a meeting Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Andrews.

The Hutchinson Cooperage Co. put up a small building for an office across the street from their stave mill.

H.J. Rand burned some gun powder on the floor instead of sweeping it up and received some nasty burns.

John Shanks purchased 44 head of cattle at the Murray farm, for which he paid $810, shipping them to Chicago from Withee.

The contract for the Baptist Church was let to Messrs. Bishop and Dingley.

A letter was received from Will Fricke of Montana to his parents, in which he apprised them that he had taken himself a wife.