City Election Returns Name New City Officials
The city election produced two Democrats and two Republicans for major offices with seven Republicans and five Democrats on the council. C S Vedder led the majorities to a plurality, Hoffmann carried the city, and ward results favored Vedder and others. Aldermen include Moses LaBelle and Martin Adier, with six council and supervisor positions filled by a mix of Republicans and Democrats. New officials are regarded as capable, with a mayor Adolph Pank and police and judicial continuity noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
C. $. Vedder
Joe
C. S. Vedder
John Aa
Chual
Surer
Vedder Y Ward
Hoffman
Moses LaBelle
GC. S. Vener
Ward
Rovert N. Schrogder
Alartin Adier
Joseph Butler
Repub- Hear
Cook
Peter J. Krank
Aafth
Lo Laimann
Jacob Specht
Jo I. Voelker
John Kanseh
Adolph. Pank
Hyland's Inland Lake Project Planned Near Central Avenue
Real estate promoter Johan Flyland aims to excavate an artificial lake on land along Central Avenue north of Northwestern railway crossing. He plans submerging low ground along brewery creek and using sand and gravel to reach water, with a twelve foot well already overflowing nearby. Local public support and potential sewer/public works uses motivate the project as a water supply booster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johan Flyland
North Side
Central Avenue i
Northwestern Railway
Hyland
Cabreservum
Cabreservum Preaches the Surface At Lispl
Elks Annual Ball at Marshfield Lodge Hosts Big Party
The first annual ball of Marshfield Lodge No. 05 FPO was held at the armory on Monday evening. The hall was artistically decorated in old white and lodge colors by Wilcox Pfeifer and Williams, with Misses Ethel Cale and Rhoda Leuzon serving lemonade. Adams' orchestra provided first class music and a new two step by Prof. Louis Novotny drew repeated encores and will likely be published. Andrew Ramenopp supervised refreshments in the adjacent Harel hall, and the affair was handled as a social event with expenses covered by receipts rather than profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maranfieid
Wilcox
Pfeifer
Williams
Des Surves
Steain
Ethel Cale
Rhoda Leuzon
Marshfield Ek Lodge
Louis Novotny
Short in His Accounts at Jows of all Plesses i death
Henry Weber treasurer of the Jows of all Plesses i died Feb 25. He is reported short 2001.19 in his accounts. Dan Mahoney and Fred Bienow checked the books and the shortage falls on Weber. Local farmers from Ean Pleine will be held responsible. Also notes a Marshfield Gun Club shoot with high scores and plans for a Milwaukee Milwaukee contest. Chapel dedication at St Joseph's hospital scheduled May 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Weber
Plesses i
Weber
Dan Mahoney
Slraford
Fred Bienow
Waugan
Tares
Ean Pleine
Marshfield Gan Club
Atta Genesis
Jolly Gun Club
Milwaukey
Fort
Nwar
Milwaukee
Marsh
Terry
Graves
Lutterman
Cole
Charity Receives 68000 By J D Witter Will Grand Rapids
The will of the late Jere D Witter read after the funeral allocates 68000 to Grand Rapids institutions. Public schools get 50000, a free traveling library 5000, T B Scott free public library 5000, and each of eight city churches 1000 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jere D., Witter
Grand Rapids
J. D. Witter
T. B. Scott Frue
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Pankow, Vedder, Hoffman and
Albright
ACG
Baskow
Mayor
Hives
Pankow
Dem
Mano Ow
Roddia
Cuba
Charles Vedder
John Holtman
Dorpat
Alderaan i Dolin
Sheévrin
Deub Specht
Walt
Joly Raaseh
Peru
Krans Siath
Pfelery Wal .Londsee Nord Waneidursnyan
Jon Ehamerimin
Sey Aden
Joseph Gutter
Mike Wagner
WAU Perviyar Voel
Lip iJohn
Juno Q c
Inland
O'Hare
Waupun
Ink O'Hare
Sisal
Wagsaul
Birnamwood
Wausau
Silverthorn
Waupaa
Catholic Ladies’ Bazaar
Elks
Short
SS. Joseph's Hospital
Cornell Gack
United States
Lohemor
Chevrois
Vicuna Sumeres
Neo
Siud
Juvenile Suite
Restau F
Aloes Foramen
Wormeg Aid
MM. Testarman & Son
M. Hosterman & Son
Wisconsin
Chas. Schimbrler, ‘the Shoe Man
William Hirth
Justige
Notary Poeuc
Schmirler's