Marshfield no hit no run win over Wausau caps league lead
Marshfield defeated Wausau 3 to 0 in a no hit no run win. Johnson pitched masterfully striking out eleven, with Benz allowing seven hits for Wausau. Key eighth inning rallies produced all three Marshfield runs as Wood and Krahn starred defensively and Braem drove in two. Next Sunday Marshfield travels to Grand Rapids to face a strengthened team. a large crowd is expected if weather holds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wausau
Jocala
Marshfield
Waurdu
Johnson
Shank
Benz
Joe
McDonald
Spooner
Krahn
Wood
Braem
Wool
Ulrich
Wright
Man Fang
Bileagues
Weals
Grand Rapids
Rapids
Stevens Point
Devine
Marshfield Baseball Recap Notes Errors and Hits
Allies previously led with two base hits by Braem who earned Tums as Marshfield scored twice on errors. Wausau marshfield bases cleared on errors with Marshfield scoring again. Benz and Johnson walked once or twice. Benz struck out six times and Johnson twice. Game time 1:20. Dimires Laratrd and Knilanz noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braem
Marshfield
Wausai
Benz
Johnson
Dimires
Laratrd
Knilanz
Municipal Court Handles Concealed Weapon Cases
Several cases came before Municipal Judge Hugo Wegener on Monday. M. D. Beaner from Medford faced a concealed weapons charge and demanded trial by jury. the jury found him not guilty after testimony he carried the weapon for protection while traveling. R A Bernier of Grand Rapids pleaded guilty to concealed weapons and was sentenced to thirty days in county jail. Andrew G. Hanson of South Central avenue faced indecent exposure charges. his case was adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Wegener
M. D. Beaner
Medford
West
Beaner
P. A. Williams
John Roberts
Grand Rapids
William Wenzel
A. H. Hobbs
5S Bailey
J. d Varney
H. A. Wasserberger
L. Wollesen
R.A. Bernier
Andrew G. Hanson
South Central Avenue
Hanson
Marshfield to Build Seventy Foot Sidewalks for Fair Week
The Marshfield city council voted to pave Third Street and create a seventy foot wide sidewalk from Central to Walnut for the Central Wisconsin State Fair. Contractor Peterson guarantees completion by opening day with no traffic on the avenue. Work progresses despite poor weather, with concrete being laid along Central Avenue and at Washington School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Peterson
R. R. Williams
The
Fair Association
Central Avenue
Isshaelds
Chisago
Common Council
Third Street
Walnut Street
Hamilton ‘Reddis
Fred [We Huss
Peterson Construction Company
Sbort
Washington School
Parkway Dock
Omaha Tracks
New Clothiers to Open This Month at 121 South Central
The Palace clothing house, recently incorporated, plans a mid August opening at 121 South Central avenue in the Don Hard building long refitted for the new tenants. Aaron Sugal of Superior arrives to supervise installation and act as managing owner. The store will feature mahogany fixtures lighting and dressing rooms with a money back policy for value. Local firms HL, Bille and Johnson's Electric shop supply millwork and wiring and Lorenz Kohl handles painting and decorating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Palace Clothing House
Jar
South Central Avenue
Don‘hard
Aaron Sugal
Supérior
Menare
Bille Company
Johnson's
Lorenz Kohl
Segal
Marshfield Belle Star of The Diamond from the Sky
Miss Mutio Drinkwitz daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Drinkwitz will appear as a star in The Diamond from the Sky at the Unique theater this week. She features in the robbery scene and is engaged to marry one of the actors in the troupe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Mutio Drinkwitz
Paul Drinkwitz
East Fourth Street
Weoll
Magic and Mirth at Adler Gala Promises Big Telecast
The White Company, world famous magicians and ventriloquists, headline the New Adley opera house this week with a London made ventriloquist set and stage gear. Madame White wears a $100 hat and cloak, a $2 gown, and $8,000 in diamonds in one act, during Thursday Friday and Saturday showings alongside regular picture programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adley Opera House
White Co
London
England
Pratt White
Madame White
White Company
Elebow
Spauldings Elude P agencias and head for Vancouver
Mr and Mrs Howard H Spaulding of Chicago wed at Barker cottage Harbor Point Mich last week. They evaded friends and reporters by altering their route from the Overland Limited to Sooring Monday night and left Chicago on train No 3 passing Marshfield at about 245 am. They are bound for Vancouver San Francisco and Hawaii for a year away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard H. Spaulding
Chicago
Barker Cottage
Harbor Point
Mich
Overland Limited
Marshfield
Vancouver
San
Plans for Marshfield Times contest delayed by weather
The Marshfield Times says plans for the big circulation contest have been in the works for weeks but the start is postponed due to continued bad weather and travel difficulties. An official announcement will appear in these columns soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield Times
Third Annual Farmers Day Held Near Wood County Asylum
Prof F L Mushach of the Wisconsin experiment station announces the third annual Farmers Day to be held Friday at the farm south of the Wood County asylum. The program starts at 10 30 a m with games for boys and topics on dairy care housewives tricks and farm crops. A detailed notice will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Mushach
Wisconsin Experiment Station
Wood County Asylum
New Rural Route Opens in Marshfield Post Office
A new Rural Route Six begins Monday serving Marshfield. Layton Davis, longtime Route Six carrier, moves to the new route. Frank Boucher from the eligible list serves as substitute carrier until a regular appointment is made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Layton Davis
Frank Boucher
Grand Rapids Woman Captures Chicken Hawk in Dooryard
Mrs Lynda D Wilson of Grand Rapids caught a chicken hawk in her dooryard as it fed on a chicken. She killed the bird and found its wings measured four feet five inches from tip to tip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynda D. Wilson
Grand Rapids
Halstein Sale Called Off By Central Wisconsin Breeders
The Central Wisconsin Halstein Breeders Association announces the consignment sale planned for Fair Time has been canceled due to various interfering circumstances. A later date will be set for the sale. A. Neumann notes Lakes charms, while Wadopa Leader reports a Marshfield visitor driving a Ford through rough roads to breakfast, praising local scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Wisconsin
Halstein Breeders’ Association
A. Neumann
Marshfield
Lakes
Gorth
Chain-o-Lakes
Wadpaca
Berlin Regulation Separates Veg Waste for Feed Use
A new Berlin rule requires keeping vegetable tops peelings and waste bread separate from other garbage to be collected for cattle fodder. Farm and Fireside notes the policy aims to reuse kitchen waste as livestock feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Snow Storms Reported On Lake Superior
Captain McLean of the steamer Lake Jand arrived at the Sea reporting two snow storms on Lake Superior early today. Weather has been rainy and foggy for the past forty eight hours along Sault Ste Marie Michigan and surrounding area.
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Sault Ste Maris
Mich
McLean
Sea
Lake Superior
Why did you send your sweetheart to Africa to hunt diamonds
A Philadelphia Ledger quotation questions sending a beloved to Africa for diamond quest. It ponders the risk of returning with fortune or not returning at all, reflecting on romantic wagers and perilous ventures.
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Africa
Philadelphis Ledger
Child fears Uncle Edward may miss dinner
A careful mother asks her 7-year-old son to wash before Uncle Edward's possible visit. The boy wonders if he will come. Reported in two 19th century styled lines from Philadelphia Record and Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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James
Edward
Piladelphia
Passing Wit and Early Honors Highlight Local News
A license clerk in South Norwalk, Connecticut, delighted by the wedding officiant Justice Coward and the brides Miss Hertha Fearing and a. B. Hold, gifted the customary fee. Norbert Wiener, at 19, earned a doctorate and MA from Tufts at 13, traveled with Harvard fellows and now lectures at Cambridge University. Harvard appoints him to lecture next year.
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South Norwalk
Conn
Justice Coward
Hertha Fearing
A. B. Hold
Miss Anna Huge
Norbert Wiener
Tufts College
Harvard
Cambridge University
England
Circuses Banned From Transport to Halt Hoof and Mouth Disease
An Agriculture Department order prohibits moving familiar circus animals such as Americatts bison zebus camels kafie llamas and peccaries between states to prevent hoof and mouth disease spread. Small boys hope the ban won’t bar circuses entirely. Admiral Dewey jokes about his health saying most of what they eat is to live, the rest to let the doctor live. John Keating of Gulfport Miss was pronounced dead but survived after six hours, and a barber hearing a coffin drill fled through a window. Dutch Jove at South Norwalk Conn recalls a 31 year oven in use and workers burned by remaining heat.
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Department of Agriculture
John Keating
Gulfport
Miss
Keating
South Norways
Conn
Basket Ball Belles Beat Burlington Beauties in Kansas City
In a lively old style report from Kansas, Billburg’s basketball belles defeat Burlington’s beauties amid verbose, playful phrasing. The piece features competing teams and a flurry of alliterative descriptions, highlighting the bout as a spirited local matchup with bustling action.
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Kanseas
Bilsburg
Burlington
Billsburg
Billhurg
Braves
Burlington Boosters
Belles Lettres
Band Concert at the Park Tonight Weather Permitting
A park band concert is scheduled for this evening with a rain contingency. The program includes Cottage Grove March, Rossini overture William Tell, clarinet solo by Mr F J Mettelka, Medley of Popular Hits, Sprinke Me With Kisses sung by Miss Lillian Steger, Humoresque Yarkee Peadie, Piccolo solo by Mr Albert Rasmussen, The Orly Girl, Sunshine in Marshfield, and the Star Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage Grove
Sewell
William Tell
Rossini
F. J. Mettelka
Lampe
Ball
Lillian Steger
Reeves
Piccolo Sola
Hartman
Albert Rasmussen
Orly Girl
Caryll
Mass Chorus
Marshfield
Imagination
Guests at Upham Home in City Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Upham of Chicago arrived yesterday afternoon at 4 20 for a short visit at the home of E God and Mrs W H Upham. Mr Upham is a nephew of the former governor and is president of the City Fuel company and other large corporations in Chicago. He is prominent in the Republican party. The visitors left on a night train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Upham
Chicago
e.God
W. H. Upham
Upham
City Fuel Company
Harvest Prospects Dented by Recent Rain Across State
Farmers report record expectations for 1915 trimmed by a renewed rainy spell that caused heavy grain lodging. Clover timothy and oats show strong stands while corn improves after late plantings. Fodder crops look certain unless a freeze ends the season early as new barns and silos rise nationwide.
Roddis Sets High Standard For East
Roddis Lumber and Veneer Company of this city earned eastern trade praise for its veneered panels used in the William Penn hotel in Philadelphia. The Roddis bid for millwork and doors was the highest received, and later furniture makers sought Roddis panels for desks. A third order for the same building requests Roddis panels for dining room table faces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roddis Lumber & Veneer Company
United States
William Penn
Philadelphia
Roddis Company
Reddis
Wiliam Penn Hotel
Hart Family Back From Milwaukee Trip In Muddy Run
Louis A Hart and his family returned from Milwaukee by train after a sunlit weeklong drive. Accompanied by William Schroeder and Mr Bartl they tackled a rough Stone Trail, encountering five stalled cars east of Sherry and a farmer sheltering nineteen stranded tourists during their eight hour, thirty two mile journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis A. Hart
Milwaukee
Mr. Bartl
William Schroeder
Hartl
Stevens Point
Death of Seven Year Old George Markee at Auburndale
George Arthur Markee son of Mr and Mrs Jank Markee died at the parental home in Auburndale from suppurative appendicitis. He was seven years old. Survived by parents two brothers and two sisters. Funeral set for 9 30 this morning at Auburndale Catholic church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Arthur Markee
Jank Markee
Auburndale
Greenwood
City Council Action Keeps Routine Business Moving
The council met last night and transacted routine business by approving bills and referring petitions. The annual report of the library board was presented and accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Board
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Williams
Marshfield Belle
Adler
Ron
Cleveland Plain Dealer
L. Pet
Wausay
Admiral Dewey
Upham Home
Roddes
East
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