Gonia R. Gorner Re elected Mayor Contested City Race
Election results show Ghia A. F. Gerwing and Officer Louis Thoms elected constables amid close clashes for city treasurer and alderman. Ward by ward tallies reflect tight races. city totals list Connor as mayor with 815 votes and Vedder 543. A Spencer correspondent reports the death of John Gardiner, long-time resident and early settler, with details of his death from a fall and a summary of his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vedder
G. J. Leonhard
City Transurer
Constable
Connor
Noll
Treas
Leonhard
Gerwing
Thompson
Warsinske
Sth
Fth
Leonehardt
Tre
Leonhardti
R. J. Strauss
H. C. Koenig
Strauss
Koenig
Common Council
Ald
Thuss
Nikolai
Pollard
Varney
Winnay
MacFarlane
Kalbskopf
Lundgren
Juno
Marx
John Schener
R. H. Schroeder
QO. G. Lindeman
A. G. Pankow
E. M. Deming
Arthur A. Bever
Marshfield Minister Leads Funeral at Stevens Point
Saturday service officiated by Rev Postlethwaite and Rev Householder with interment at Stevens Point. More than thirty Marshfield Masons attended to pay respects. A Marshfield quartet sang, and many townspeople showed sympathy through offerings. Family members traveled from Stevens Point and Idaho to attend.
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Postlethwaite
Marshfield
Householder
Stevens Point
Weir
Dan
Winchard
Marha
Curtis
Thos, Swan
Joan Swan
Helen
F. B. Hand
Coeur d’ Aleny
Idaho
Receiver appointed for Marshfield Bedding Company
Judge Webb names H. G. Hambright receiver for Marshfield Bedding Company in Wood County. Hambright, cashier of First Nations Bank, may temporarily operate the plant to benefit creditors while an inventory and financial statement are prepared. The factory employs 30 to 50 workers, and reorganization is hoped after addressing current difficulties.
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Chas M. Webb
Wood County
H. G. Hambright
First Nations Bank
Marshfield Bedding’ Company
Beceiver Hambright
Local fans urge early baseball organization in Marshfield
Local enthusiasts express high talk but lag in action. They argue Marshfield often forms teams after rivals set schedules, harming series. Summer could be lively if a conservative, sound organization is formed now and ready to book games at 5000 as other teams do.
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Marshfield
Remarkable Glass of 1910 Chosen for Marshfield High Commencement
The class of 710 averages completed through the first semester of senior year range from 80 to 93 percent. Louise Wegner earns first honors and will give the valedictory, Sarsh Icke is salutatory. Eight top scholars appear on the program: Joe Pinion Louise Seubert Elizabeth Walterbach Irene Plum Helen Mettelka Marie Polling.
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Chasen
Louise Wegner
Sarsh Icke
Joe Pinion
Louise Seuibert
Elizabeth Walterbach
Irene Plum
Helen Mettelka
Marie Polling
Sarah Leke
Joseph Pinion
Louise Seubert
Elizabeth Walterpach
Irene Piltom
Bertha Zmuda
Ethel Milligan
Ruth Wesler
Elsie Kalbskopf
Edith Miller
Genevieve Russell
Ida Shapiro
Karl Doege
Walter Tillotson
William Pors
Bertha Warnecke
Frank Noll
Marvel Hayden
Glenn Kraus
Marriage of Miss Sadie Dick in Grace Church
Mrs O W Sheerin hosted her mother Mrs Dick of Eau Claire and brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Barker of Chippewa Falls after their return from a wedding in Chicago Grace Church The bride Miss Sadie Dick has been a frequent visitor to the city and counts many friends here The visiting party were housed by Mr and Mrs Chas Foster during their stay
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O. W. Sheerin
Eau Claire
Chas. Foster
Fortnightly Musical Club elects officers for coming year
At a recent meeting the Fortnightly Musical Club elected officers for the coming year. President is Mrs. E. E. Finney, vice president Mrs. V. A. Mason, secretary Mrs. H. A. Bly, treasurer Mrs. Guy Miller, program chair Mrs. K. W. Doege, librarian Mrs. E. B. Pulling. The next meeting is Friday April 15 with Mrs. Wilson Rector.
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E.E. Finney
V.A. Mason
H. A. Bly
Guy Miller
K. W. Doege
E. B. Pulling
Wilson Rector
Times Plant Moves to Armory Building in Four Days
Under A L Mac Farlane president of the company and with John J Merteika and Leonard Smith assisting, the Times plant was moved from the Laemle building to the armory building in four days last week. The machinery is now in running order on solid foundations and operates with increased speed and less vibration, aiding economical production. New cabinets and a banding stock system have been added to improve storage and handling, and old methods are being discarded.
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John Gardiner
Spencer
Marian Town
Canada
United States
Beloit
Stevens Point
Colorado
Jennie Swan
Oscar
Portland
Oregon
Frank Hang
Coeur d’ Alene
Idaho
B. Kennedy
Spokane
Washang den
North Bend
A. L. MacFarlane
John J. Merteika
Leonard Smith
Limes Torce
Laemle
Armory Building
New Fire Dept Officers Elected After Monday Meeting
At the Fire department meeting Monday night officers were chosen chief John A Hoffman assistant chief E E Finney secretary W H Kamps treasurer W A Sexton cap Hose Co No 1 W Kamps cap Hose Co No 2 Louis Thompson The firemen ball net receipts were 391 dollars and the department voted thanks for public patronage and interest.
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Fire Department
John A. Hoffman
E. E. Finney
W. H. Kamps
W. A. Sexton
Capt
Hose Co
W. Kamps
Capt. Hose Co
Louis Thompson
Strike at Grand Rapids Furniture Plant
About eighty Oberbeck Bros. workers quit last Saturday over pay and scheduling, seeking a ten percent raise and a biweekly payday instead of monthly. They held meetings in secret and at the city hall this week, and a citywide union of skilled wood workers is reportedly forming.
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Oberbeck Bros
Wisconsin Valley Leader
Carroll Glee Club to Perform at Presbyterian Church
The Carroll Glee Club, a top college musical group long praised in this state, will give a concert at the Presbyterian church next Friday evening. The ensemble includes the Glee Club, Mandolin Club, with Migs Agnts Derby McLean as reader and Victor Brehm on violin. The program promises carefully chosen pieces and fine talent, every number expected to be a master piece.
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Carroll Gollewe Glee Club
Presbyterian Church
Migs Agnts Derby McLean
Victor Brehm
Fire department called to chimney fire at Pickett residence
Tuesday the Pickett residence on the north side reported a chimney fire. Fire crews were dispatched following a call from the Gre family to the local department.
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Pickett
Death of Mrs E H Upham Postmaster At Greenwood
Mrs E H Upham, longtime beaver dam native and Wisconsin resident, died after a sudden illness. Her husband Rev Johnson of Beaver Dam officiated many family funerals. Survived by daughter Frances, two sisters and three brothers. mother traveled to Greenwood for the service. Her funeral will be held in Greenwood with burial near her husband.
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E. A. Upham
Greenwood
E. H. Upham
Erd
Worthwestern
Juneau
Johnson
Beaver Dam
Upham
Wisconsin
Frances
Thesday
Inspection by General Ming set for April 12 at armory
On Tuesday April 12 the annual inspection of Company A by General Ming will take place at the armory. Special preparations are under way to ensure a first class showing before the popular general. Practice drills are scheduled for Wednesday and Friday nights this week.
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Ming
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R.gonnor
Ghia A. F
Bethel Academy
First National
Marshfield High School
Miss Sadie Dick
Rose Brothers
Nual
Ren
Hartz
Wales
the Times
Locarten
TIMES
Armory
Grand Rapids
Joneau
Xing
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