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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1914
Page
6
A fashion feature presents coats suits and dresses from leading designers inspired by Paris trends. Kayser gloves in multiple shades and kid gloves priced from 50 cents to 3 dollars accompany the collection as spring wear for modern American women.
An unusual large and exclusive assortment showcases new neckwear lace collar sets gumps lace vests jabots and related accessories for Easter dressing and early spring fashion.
A local retailer promotes an Easter show featuring an extensive line of novelties chains pins beads and garments. The store promises unmatched service and a guarantee of satisfaction with labels on every item and urges shoppers to visit today or tomorrow. Prices span from $1.19 to $86.00 across waists petticoats coats hosiery and shoes.
Local items report Rev. Joseph Brown's spring return after illness, farm sales by William Greetzmacher and Rudolph Herwig, Berwig dairy plans, and Bowens sealing work for Roddis Lumber. Miss Florence Hambright and Mrs. Hambright tour California while Wyman leaves for Oregon, Lincoin boosters grow, and a wedding at 1004 South Cherry Street planned with Dr Kellhofer officiating.
Rev H Lothian announces his farewell sermon at 11 o'clock next Sunday in the Presbyterian church. The news saddens South Lincoln and Rock residents who value his family and ministry. No replacement named. A temperance meeting at town hall drew good attendance, with Mr Doubson of Madison delivering an address. Charles Eyers, recently employed by Roddis Co at Park Falls, has returned home.
Clarence Christ Wellhoefer six year old son of Mr and Mrs Michael Wellhoefer Rozellville suffered injuries from a fall Saturday and died Sunday afternoon The funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon at the Rozellville Lutheran church with Rev L Thom presiding
Hans Henry Bohmsach longtime resident dies Saturday from angina and heart disease at age 64 years 11 months 26 days. Funeral services scheduled for this morning.
John A Olsen aged 21 years 11 months 1 day died Monday morning from intestinal hemorrhage. He was the son of Hans Olsen and a farmer. The funeral will be held in this city tomorrow.
A notice inquires owners to identify two large shawls found on a store rack. The owner may claim by paying the advertisement cost at this office.
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