Loucks Held After Alleged Assault on Wife in Nantelpal
A. C. Loucks of Second Street faced serious charges after neighbors reported severe beating of his wife. Mayor Vollmar and officers intervened amid crowd threats of mob justice. Loucks was jailed overnight and charged with an assault with intent to do great bodily harm, with a hearing adjourned to April 10 and the case sent to county jail for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Loucks
Second Street
Loucks
Vullmur
Ald. Sheera
oMper
Matt Wright
Central Ave
Mr. Wright
Vollmar
John Brackendorf
Griffilo
Hinth
Louck
Bhivetty
Marshfield Gun Club Opens Spring Practice Season
The Marshfield Gun Club began spring operations with weekly practice schools. A large crowd attended Sundays tournament under favorable wind. Top scorers at 60 targets included J. G. Marsh and T. M. Duok of Waupaca, with others like Matt Wrights and Fred Bauer achieving notable scores. 50 blue rock targets saw WW. A. Terry lead with 25 of 85, while W. W. Geisse and Hiram Helan posted lower marks. Company A Sunday practice highlighted Sergeants and Privates among top shooters. the volley firing team led by Lieut Meyer and Serg't Arndt scored 65. This ends the season's target practice in the armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield Gon Club
J. G. Marsh
Gee T. M. Duok
Waupaca
Blo. Porgeee
Pe KE. EB. Ames
Theodore Lutterman
Dave Gole
Enya
Matt Wrightsa
Fred Bauer
Blue-Rocka
WW. A. Terry
W. W. Geisse
Hiram Helan
Bulgra
A. Hoer
Zero
Liew
Meyer
Ringlemube
Kroisehs
Finney
Corp. Rechrborn
Cournayer
Lieu Meyer
Serg’t Arndt
Buell
Korth
Nacore
Vet He Eiae
Many Settlers Are Coming to Northern Wisconsin
The Milwaukee Sentinel reports a large influx of settlers to central and northern Wisconsin within two weeks, with summer immigration expected to surpass prior years. The Wisconsin Central region, heavily advertised, targets dairying, sheep raising, and stock farming, aided by lectures and stereopticon views. Rail access and markets attract applicants from Iowa South Dakota and Kansas as the Central company staffs more advertisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Sentinel
Stong
Wisconsin Central Nee
Central Company
Wisconsin
Fee
Iawa
South Dakota
Kansas
Legal dispute over justice of the peace results
The municipal canvass fixed three winners for justice of the peace as Ross B. Andrews, Charles Hahn, and Chas Fy. Wharfield. Judge Hirth contests the tally claiming only the top three vote getters should win, but the canvassed outcome stands pending court review and no irreparable damage is done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Office of Justice
Ross B. Andrews
Charles Hahn
Chas
Fy. Wharfield
Andrewa
Win. Hirth
Hahn
C. H. Doern
Wharfield
Blathagae Serne
Hirth
Andrews
Bahn
Annual Meeting At W C T U House Chooses Officers
The annual meeting of the W C T U held last Friday at Mrs Hatteberg's home drew a fair turnout despite inclement weather. The session covered union business and a social hour with refreshments. Officers for the coming year were elected: President Mrs B Elvis vice president Mesdames McKinney and Gerwing corresponding secretary Mrs S C Upham recording secretary Mrs C E Gumner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WC. T. U
Hatteberg
B. Elvis
Mesdames McKinney and
Gerwing
S.C. Upham
C. E. Gumner
Chautauqua Lightning Wrenches Picked Up By Local Agent
Jay Trumbull, a prescription clerk at PF B Wing's drug store, has secured the general agency for the Chautauqua Lightning Wrench in Wood Portage and Marathon counties. He plans to canvass the territory soon, with the tool described as bandy and able to adjust bolts of any head shape. He will establish the city as his headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Trumbull
PF. B. Wing
Genern
Wood
Portage
Marathon
Trumbull
Marshfield Fire Department Reelects Officers at Annual Meeting
At Saenger hall on Tuesday the Marshfield Fire Department re elected all officers by near unanimous vote. Chief Hoffman and other captains, secretary Gwin, and treasurer Sexton were retained. A committee was appointed to oversee moving department equipment from Baumann barn to new quarters and to handle disposal of the old city bell shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield Fire Department
Saenger Hall
Appolntive
vMces
Ee Soho Hoffman
Qtto Scharmann
Hose Co
George Lang
Hate Co
Jacob Lang
Hook and Ladder Co
Chas Bens
Lacy Gwin
Tressurer
Vyaree Sess Wa A. Sexton
cMicera
Iitog
Oly Batl
Baumann Baro
Hoffman
Gwin
Alderonn Kamps
Fre
Old City
A. A. Koplein
Anonoce
Mensrs. Kamps, Wharfield and
Koplein
Greenhouse Iz Thriving Near New High School
The interior of Robert I Macklin s greenhouse near the new high school building is thriving with carnations as the principal output. He maintains 10 beds plus white primroses smilax marguerites geraniums and other plants and recently raised Easter lilies for church and home decoration.
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Spen
Ubia
Robert I. Macklin
Green Rouge
Gough
Macklie
Koddis Veneer to Enlarge Plant With Dry Kiln Addition
Koddis Veneer company will enlarge its plant at once by creating a dry kiln to season lumber. The new structure is a large, important addition to working conveniences. construction has begun and will be rapidly pushed to completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koddis Veneer Company
Monday Night Concerts Start Seasonal Series
The Second Regiment band will begin summer concerts likely from the Hotel Blodgett balcony. Monday chosen for easy public turnout on the first work day. Concerts bring public pleasure, with the season promised to exceed prior Enjoyment.
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Drafts Sold Across Ulva States and Bopppe Markets
Drafts sold across Ulva states and Bopppe markets with entries indicating timely deposits and deposits boxes for Tent at reasonable FID.
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Ulva States
Bopppe
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A.C. Loucks
Wife
Nantelpal Court
Tautacen
Ito Peace
Fire Department
Marshfield
Cherry
Ceder
Geo. H. Welton
Geo.h. Reynolds
First National Bank
Marshfield, Wis
American National Bank OF
W. D. Connor
Kraus
G. Lindema
R.L. Kraus
Mich. Steinmetz
P. N. Christensen
E. E. Wixch
E. M. Deming
G. Lindmann
Cashier
Cis .S.ocean
Star Soap
Savings Bank
Andut
TF Roessler
S. Miller
Mgr
Mettelka Bros
R. K. Sullivan
RK. Thompson’s
Pour Street
Horsemen of
Hans Bille
Rose Hill
Northwestern Railroad
John Hyland
C. B. Edwards
American Wat. Bank
Geo. W. Upham
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