This 1913 post card of the west side Main St., Greenwood, Wisconsin shows some children playing on the north end of the street.  The businesses from left to right are: the Sash, Cement & Sewer pipes, A. M. White Hardware, The F & M Bank, John Arend's Grocery and Volk Bros. Taylor Shop (later Jim's Dairy Bar). 

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To: Mrs. Ann Heth or Steth, Mondovi, Wis. % Fred Holmes, postmarked 18 Aug, 1913, Greenwood, Wis.

From: Edna

Message: Aug 18

Am going berrying today tomorrow you may look for a crate of berries thats worded wrong end to. We are well as usual only most dead with the heat much

from Edna

To: Mrs. Christina Steele, Thorp, Wis., postmarked 12 Aug 1909, Greenwood, Wis.

From: Mrs. C. (Charles) A. Varney.


Message: Greenwood, Wis. Aug. 11 - 1909.

Dear friend your card at hand some time ago - and now a we have had a good rain I'll try and write a word. We were badly in need of rain during the heavy shower this morning lightening struck the school house slivered it up some $100.00 damage so I heard and we find this eve that our electric lights in our house are burned out too. Cynthia & Forrest are attending the institute in Neillsville. They have been in LaCrosse the most of the summer with Mrs. Withee. Yours, Mrs. C. A. Varney.