Close vote reshapes city council with seven Republicans
The Tuesday municipal election yielded tight results as voter turnout lagged. Chas Marches will replace Martin Adler to form a seven Republican, five Democrat council, with several supervisory changes including J. C. Hayward succeeding B. F. Mechler and Peter Bever replacing John Juno. Judicial and city officers saw mixed support amid a light overall ballot. The county town results list elected officials in Eau Pleine and nearby communities, while a Federation of Women’s Clubs convention heads to Wausau with notable attendees such as Ellen Sabin and Lutie Stearns.
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Chas, Marches
Martin Adler
Supervisors
J.C. Hayward
B.F. Mechler
Peter Bever
John Juno
William 1Firth
Anurows
Zhao
Duintries
Wallum Het
Dem
Andrors
Texis
Charles Maho
John Schuscer
Nebs
Iran
Alvert Schuelder
Dpi - Supervisr
Jarob Specht
Dear
Aor
Den
Aldermiun
Sigbecker
Supreme Justice
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Wausau
Ellen Sabin
Milwaukee Downer College
Lutie Stearns
Madison Library Commission
Annette Shaw
Eau Claire
Mesdames E. B. Pulling
W. H. Reddis
H. A. Lathrop
I. P. Tiffault
J. F. Teaman
Marshfield
Town Meeting Results Show New Local Officials Elected
In Marshfield Sherry Spencer and neighboring towns elected new officers including Marshfield Supervisors John Wolf chairman and B Wagner among others. Spencer village named W Andrews president and J Zettle clerk. Rock town voted down saloon license bonds with Hugh Porter chairing and Donald McKercher as assessor. Bakerville reports lively campaigning with P N Christensen as chairman and Dennis Cournoyer among the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
John Wolf
B. Wagner
Theodore Wundruff
Philip Ruplinger
John Kohbeck
Tollef Johnson
Matt Strupp
Matt Friedle
Peter Blum
Fred Hopp
Sherry
J. J. "Iversont
Hugh C. Jones
John Zettle
D. M. Hanson
George Farrington
Ala. Damon
John D. Graves
John Neidline
F. J. Schluenz
E. Witemore
A. B. Barney
Rock
Hugh Porter
G. E. Thompson
J. Kennedy
Chas. A. Ingle
Henry Sherman
Donald McKercher
Wood County Modern Woodmen Convention Held
The Wood county convention of Modern Woodmen met here last Wednesday with delegates from Grand Rapids Port Edwards Nekoosa Pittsville Ves per and Lindsey FP J Kraus and H C Timm were chosen as delegates to the state convention in LaCrosse May 6 where further delegates will be elected for the national gathering in Minneapolis in June. The order now has over 700000 members and the national convention will discuss rate adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood County
Grand Rapids
Port Edwards
Nekoosa
Pittsville
Vesper
Lindsey
FP. J. Kraus
H. C. Timm
LaCrosse
Minneapolis
Unaccountable Disappearance Of Klondike Smithy Owner
S Meyers, owner of a Klondike blacksmith shop, vanished after moving to town last week. He delivered a load of goods to the Shell paper building where he planned to reside. Relatives fear for his safety as local authorities conduct a thorough search.
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S. Meyers
Klondike
Meyers
C. T. U. Officers Elected at Annual Meeting
The annual W. C. T. U. meeting at Mrs. Thomas Wright's last Friday elected officers for the coming year. President Mrs. B. Elvis, Secretary Mrs. C. S. Sheerin, corresponding secretary Mrs. S. C. Upham, treasurer Miss Agnes Brown, vice presidents Mesdames E. A. McKinney and J. F. Young.
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Thomas Wright
B. Elvis
C. S. Sheerin
5. C. Upham
Agnes Brown
E. A. McKinney
J. F. Young
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Hirth
New Council
Ebbe
J. P. Kraemer
Otto Peterson
F. Leuschen
James Cattanach
Wm. Patt
Louis Reese
J. C. Peterson
Manathon County. An
Wein
Henry Amelung
Frank Grosskreute
Gus Miller
Herman Amhaus
Henry Werner
Fred Bahni Fist
Jees
Reed Jenkins
Martin Marquardt
Frank Bauman
Henry Ehlers
Town of
Cleveland
Chas, Goets
Hewitt
Gnas. Seymour
Town of Westonj
Geo. Laut
Village of
Bakerville
P. N. Christensen
Dennis Cournoyer
Peter H. Johnson
Henry
M. W. A. Convention
Spring Sale
Brown
Oxford
Woren
Reine Hofs
Julia Marlowe
Rose Frothers Allel
Just
E. M. Rowan
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