Local notices and moves mix in Marshfield era
Miscellaneous brief items report Miss Clara Stephens ill with tonsillitis John Conrad hired as brakeman on Greenwood branch Mr and Mrs 2 PL Newell to occupy Hoffman residence Fifth street Mae Ladies Aid society of the MLE church amec with s Frank Tae on Wednesday. Lost on Central avenue five keys near post office return to office. O W Wagner popular tangerial artist at Hotel Blodgett has barber shop repainted. William Gergen pension 14 a month Mike Griffin buys Al Dumas house Vine street Theodore Roessler adds Carl Hoffman to tailors staff. Logi on road Pitts ville Marshfield two pairs of gold bowed spectacles lost find at Marshfield post office. Regular meeting of F A M. two candidates received F C degree. John Gardiner Spencer to cut 700000 feet of logs before July 1 and dispose mill outfit. Glass show cases at Louis Laemle store toppled by wind. Alfred Crawford resigns Omaha depot, now fires on Northwestern. Local surveyors Howald McKercher and Herbert Brooks on Adler road. Theo Musiel crushing spring work with thirteen men. Man of Mystery drama to be staged next week at gpere house April 25. Ralph J Baker restaurant selling seats. Chas Sharp Will Deming Mattice Ripon men visiting Marshfield. Sherman Mattice visits. For sale stock box 15 Chili Wis. Pangling. Training and factory tours referenced. town news blend of notices and chatter.
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Theo. Musiel
Mr. Musil
Gpere House
Ralph J
Mrs J W Cameron Injured In California Runaway
Milwau kee residents Mrs J W Cameron and Miss Tillie Wilson were thrown from a buggy when their team ran away near Los Angeles. Cameron is reported seriously injured though her companion is said to be fatally hurt. Mrs Cameron, from Milwaukee, is well known here and in Grand Rapids. Mr Daggeron, a First National Bank director, said his wife went to California for health.
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Spet
Milwaukee Sentinel
Los Angeles
California
J. W. Cameron
Milwaukee
Grand Rapids
Cameron
Tillie Wilson
Miln 8
Butiis Bo
Mr. Daggeron
First National
Death of David Derby at age seventy
David Derby died at his Cherry street home Wednesday afternoon at seventy. His remains will be taken to Plover for interment at nine this morning after a brief service by Rev. Young. He leaves two wives and three children, Mrs. Good H. Welton, Robert Derby, and George Derby, all of the city. Born in Vermont, he moved to Plover in 1855, married Marion Bunton in 1858, and years later lived in Lake Villa, Illinois, before settling here. He was highly respected and died after a life of usefulness.
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David Derby
Cherry Street
Plover
Rev. Young
Goo. d H. Welton
Robert
George Derby
Mr. Derby
Vermont
Marion Bunton
Seven Marshfield Men Start Trek to Oregon and Washington
Seven Marshfield young men left Tuesday morning to scout the coast region of Oregon and Washington with hopes of settling there. Karl Moss Will Radke John Schaefer and Chi Long proceed to Dallas Ore a thriving town on the Columbia river. Anton Yahnke Alex Kuiek and Fred Yaeger plan a stop at Everett Washington.
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Oregon
Washington
Loking
Karl Moss
Will Radke
John Schaefer
Chi Long
Dallas
Ore
Columbia River
Thiee
Anton Yahnke
Alex Kuiek
Fred Yaeger
Everitt
Canadian Jubilee Singers at Adler's Opera House May 7
The Canadian Jubilee Singers a premier colored concert company will perform at Adler's Opera House Monday evening May 7 under the auspices of the M E church. The ten member group features notable colored soloists and will present a program of southern melodies and classical selections.
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Adler’s Opera House
M. E. Church
For sale Royal sewing machine drawn by Richard Weiss
Auction note lists a Royal sewing machine drawn by Richard Weiss for sale at Singer’s Ball. Quick note invites buyers to bid and claim ownership in person.
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Royal
Richard Weiss
Singers Ball
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