Rasmussen Kendall Wedding in Marshfield Parlor
Miss Olea Rasmussen and Charles A. Kendall wed at the bride’s parents home on Fifth avenue Marshfield in a 5:30 ceremony. Rev A B Soule officiated before relatives and friends with a brass and carnat ion adorned setting. The bride wore Persian lawn and Brussels net carrying white roses. The Second Regiment orchestra played the wedding march and later concert selections at supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rasmussen
Fifth Avenue
Olea Rasmussen
Charles A. Kendall
A. B. Soule
Second Regiment Orchestra
Messers Steinmetz
Lupient
Dolzel
W. S. Kendall
Harry
Kendall
Beloit
Maud Whaley
Necedah
Emil Rasmussen
Tur Times Force
Fortnightly Musical Club and Local Notices
Fortnightly Musical Club events feature Mrs Reynolds and Miss Mason with a series of dances and piano numbers including names such as Polling Pico Duyt Hungarian Dance and Grieg Weler. Local notices report Bethel resident E Pearl visiting Milwaukee, Prof Hallock and Eld McReynolds in Milwaukee, Miss Mabel Bliss becoming conference stenographer, Eva Proctor heading to Fort Atkinson for summer, a new barn planned on J McChesney farm, and Thomas Winkler and Clarence Peterson attending the Academy industrial course. Arthur Barker and Emma Brigham wed and move to Wanpaea county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hhosveds
Reynolds
Polling Pico Duyt
Maszhonsk
Mason Pagar
Marshfield Notes Add Weather Forecast and Local Items
Local weatherman Ewald Berniseb predicts a wet spell. John Powell leases the Chas Dahm farm. Chas Dahms plans to move to Waukesha. Mrs. Martin Arndt returns from Dagliston to visit her son. Regenfuss Hall hosts a Monday dance April 22 with Dolezal’s orchestra. Fifth local boxing match occurred last week in two rounds. Post office has several uncalled letters as of April 16 1907. Case & Johnson livery now in new South Central barn with funeral hearse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Dahms
Waukesha
Regenfuss
Dolezal
Marshfield
Case & Johnson
South Central Avenue
Granto n editor in lawless line dispute stirs neighbors
Editor Baer of the Granton News faces a reported kick as his father in law county surveyor C S Stockwell re surveyed a boundary. Stockwell allegedly trimmed three feet from Baer’s son in law’s lot and gave it to a neighbor. Also noted are local notices on county pamphlets, rental inquiries in Peach Street, and a proposed grade adjustment to ease wagon passage under Central Avenue tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baer
Granton News
C. S. Stockwell
Stockwell
Brutus
Omaha and Northwestern
Central Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rasmussen
Wood County Normal
Marvy LaVigne
Saratoga
Griffeth
Halt
Wisconsin
Florence Hignson
Amanda
Literary Society
Lottie Mahoney
Emma Halverson
Harlech
Anna Thompson
Otto America
Lee
Grant
Percy Booth
Mr. Jackson
Clinton Kruger
Rose Laughlin
Parnasus Literary Society
Isle of Pines
U. S. Supreme Court
Fuller
Cuba
Porto Rico
Congress
Old Black Joe
Kentucky Babe
Adler's Opera House
ROYAL
Parantella
Wilson
Dancy
Cirl Kooiling
Vaugan
Pigno—Tauswalse Meyer-Heimund
Taragwelly
Eminee
Voley
Yournss
Magseney
Miss Forest
Volish
Rector Vouni—Seguidilla
Carnes
Alter Migs Gingsner
Scharwenka
Phino
Ay Taranteletb
Sarau
Volimamio
Dust
Doone
Daley Billing
Grieg
Myx. Reynolds
Rango
Verotina Sone
Tosi
Bethel
E. Pearl
Milwaukee
Hallock
Eld
McReynolds
A. W. Spaulding
Snow
F. Port
Bethel Academy
Superior
Mabel Bliss
Eva Proctor
Fort Atkinson
J. McChesney
Thomas Winkler
Lodi
Clarence Peterson
Green Bay
Academy
Arthur Barker
Emima Brigham
Wanpaea County
Ewald Berniseb
John Powell
Martin Arndt
Dagliston
Wenzel
Wood County Board
Tur Tinrs
Davis
Peach Street
H. H. Crozier
Peach St
Wausau
Wis
Dennle
Arpin
Woo
Cixeuty Court
Grand Rapids
Witnerses
Vier
Winuman
Redolph Schwandt
Albert Schwandt
Arthur Engluman
John W. Miller
Chas. Equimian & Bros. Chieace
Mens & Boys Suits
Buster Brown
Chas, Kaufman& Bros
Chicago
Tiffault-Kamps Mer. Co
Arshfield
Messner Hand Screw Co
Hamel & Meyer
East Fourth Street
Marshfield, Wis
Carney
Manns
Coryments
Nandingem
Pitentunie
Facmunis Tong
Bolt Free
Prouigh
Tne
Scientific American
New York
Washington
D.C
Abe
Arshfield Iron Works
Shopon South
Depa Street
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