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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1909

Page

6

Local notes in Marshfield area on births visits and events

Reading mentions of births, visitors, travel, and social events across Marshfield and surrounding towns. Individuals include Robert Barnes, Nick Britten, Alma Gossett, Hattie Johnson, Clara Ames, A. W. Born, M. W. Aldrich, J. E. Ketchum, and others. Activities span Easter and firemen’s balls, trips to Milwaukee Chicago and Stevens Point, illnesses, and community notices.

Nick Britten Richard Tredinnick Robert Kraus Stratford Marshfield J. E. Ketchum Milwaukee Chicago

Choir Names at Local Service Feature

Mr Witters Mr Gile Mr Potter Mr Finney Rev H C Postlethwaite Miss Glassner Mr Stoever Fred Kamm Chorus Choir wok EB Lige Airs Rok Williams E EL Finney Nearer My God to Thee and ao won ohter M E Fraser Mrs Wilson Rector organist

Witters Gile Potter Finney H. C. Postlethwaite Glassner Stoever Fred Kamm Williams EL Finney M. E. Fraser Wilson

Watch-face signs fixed at 8 18 after Lincoln’s death

A legend explains why jeweler signs show 8:18 as the hour. In 1895, a New York sign maker reportedly set a big wooden clock face to 8:18 when news of Abraham Lincoln's assassination reached him. The tale persists in local lore about Broadway jewelers and clock signs.

Lincoln Washington

Farmers Institutes for June 1909 Plan in Wisconsin

Northern Wisconsin summer institutes planned for June in towns too far north for winter meetings. Towns with halls free for a one day event should request a blank petition from the office. Limited slots. earliest applications receive favorable consideration. George McKerrow, Superintendent.

Wisconsin Geo. McKerrow

Low Colonist Rates to the Pacific Coast Advertised

Daily through April, special low rate tickets on our tours in tourist sleeping cars to the coast via Chicago Union Pacific North Western Line. For details write S A Hutchison Manager Tourist Dept 212 Clark St Chicago or contact nearest ticket agent. 2612 John Dotzel piano tuner now permanent in the city responds to all orders for work. Leave orders for Mechler's jewelry store at the counter.

Chicago Union Pacific & North Western S.A. Hutchison Tourist Dept Clark St John Dotzel Fot Mechler

Also Mentioned on This Page

Robert Barnes Antigo Alma Gossett Stevens Point JA. Vanderhoof W. D. Connor Hattie Johnson Abbotsford Clara Ames Grand Rapids A. W. Born Amherst Sheerin M. W. Aldrich Minneapolis J. HW. Sinclair BP. A. Williams Madison and Richland Center Ind J. Eckes Park Falls Nita Bruley Neillsville Atelle Kemp T. A. Tack Miss Tack Andrew Rumenopp Waupaca W. T. May Fred K. Kamps Tiffault-Kamps Mercantile Co Adeling Webb Whitehall S. Sheerin Wiiliam Sherry Hattie Helm City Gus Helm George Allman Rochester Miss Campbell Ashland G. H. Reynolds County Board Christ Kassmussen Henry Ebbe John Dix St. Paul's Church Dollie Desbrow Theo. Lutterman Latterman Crandon Frank L. Strong S. Vine Street J.J. Normington Rubenopp Fremen Carl Schmidt Lang & Scharmann Wm. Ebbe Upham Planing Mill Death’s Valley Opera House Torax P. J. Kraus K. A. Arnesson Blanchardville Arneson Council Gideon Nelson Northwestern Depot Defeased The Consolidated Farm Co Adam Long Mr. Long Marathon County Clyde Warren Henry Miller Wenzel Pivernutz Farrell Adler Willis Arnold Rosa Bille J. B. White & Son News Marathon County Register L. HH. Cook Ernest Messer Spencer Register Polly Buffalo Bill Roosevelt City Hall John G Hoelz Iris St. Paul Knowlton Bevent U. S. Leather Co Wausau Dr. Raymond Manister al. B. Sutor George Harrington Bruce Harrington Dorschel Sup’t Hoerl J. J. Clune Merrillan Omaha Montana Clune Clone M. E. Kehoe Tiffault-Kamps Mer. Co Laemle Louis Laemle U.C. 1 Miss Glassner Miller McCulloch K. Fraser Horus Choir Addie Levitt Evla Oxfords Farmers’ Institutes Pacific Coast
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