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News Articles from the Past - 1913

Last updated December 31, 2008

Hancock News
Hancock, Wisconsin
Friday, June 6, 1913

Richford News Notes

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mittlestead are now nicely settled in their new house.

Louis Sultze, with his son Chas., autoed to Plainfield Friday and returned by train Saturday.

Emil Matz, accompanied by the Wichner girls and John Bell Louiser, the buttermaker, autoed to Wautoma Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. R. Wieland, of Detroit, who were here visiting relative for two weeks, left for their home Tuesday. They were accompanied by a daughter and Mrs. Wieland’s sister.

Coloma Corners and Vicinity

Jerry Pells has improved in health so he is able to be out again.

F.H. Barnes and wife, of Watertown, N.Y., came Monday to visit in the home of Mrs. Barnes’ aunt, Mrs. J. Barnett-whom she had not seen for 27 years. Mr Barnes is a train conductor.

Henry Smith, of Wolf Point, Mont., stopped over Sunday with relatives here while on his way home from Atlanta, Ga., where he had been to attend the U.S. council of the Presbyterian church.