Widespread Marshfield Notices and Local Business Updates
Mrs W A Pors visits Milwaukee W H Roddis goes to Chicago to meet his daughter Case & Johnson lease Blodgett livery barn. Blodgett elected school treasurer replacing Reese Wenzel market promotes cleanliness and quality meats Wenzel ads claim best in market Several local incidents include a jail term for John Wandell and a freight wreck on the Central road Excursion to Minneapolis announced and a new Cheernwood electric plant opens George Offer halts a runaway near Central Avenue plus local ads and notices about weddings and shipping of fruit and waffles agents and repairs curb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Pors
Milwaukee
W. H. Roddis
Chicago
Case & Johnson
Central Avenue
C.E. Blodgett
Wenzel & Wenzel
Johar Eisen
Nelfie Juno
Henry Kaitizer
John Juno
Staadt
Minneapolis
Wisconsin Central Ry
Marshfield
Central Road
Glenwood
Abbotsford
Boyd
Victor
Edison
Columbia
Frank L. Zweck
Erion
Fourth Street
Geo
Lower Central Avenue
Bauer & Mess
Mr. Offer
Hollister
Sexton Bros
Fined For Resisting Officer And Street Brawl
J C Smith of Milwaukee appeared before Judge Hahn on a charge of assault and resisting an officer. He was fined 1.00 plus costs 6.52 or two weeks in jail after a Friday hearing. Smith, a fancy card writer, caused a ruckus on the Strauss drug store sidewalk, refusing to move his stand and fighting an officer with bystander help. He borrowed 4.00 to pay the fine, left town that night, and may be cut from Marshfield’s list. Also: Elk ball team defeated Grand Rapids 12 to 9, with Marshfield rallying in the eighth inning. Catcher Jess R B Tree from the Wausau league umpired the game. Score by innings: Gr Rapids 0031005008. Marshfield 01022106-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Smith
Milwaukee
Hahn
Smith
Bng
Strauss, Drug Store
Gerwing
Elk’s
Elk
Grand Rapids
Jess RB
Tree
Methodists and Presbyterians Play at the Park
A light hearted Saturday baseball game between Methodist and Presbyterian church members ended after seven innings with 13 to 9 in favor of the Methodists. Players included Hastings, Harrington, and Upham among others. The Presbyterians seek revenge and a rematch may occur soon. the local team also visited Neillsville for a return game yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wesley
Methodists
R. C. Hastings
Geo. F. Harrington
John Bimerman
C. Norman
Willard Christensen
James Christensen
F. H. Witter
Robi. Cork
Roy Simpson
Fresbyterians
R. E. Andrews
Robert Connor
W. S. Heaton
Riley Salaman
Frank Upham
Charlie Upham
O. G Lindemann
Willie Upham
C. B. Edwards
Marshfield Toys Rally To 11 Runs In Ninth Inning
Marshfield players Tallant Quinn Wheelock Patterson Troeh Senbert Stansson Wendte Revoyr led a star team effort. The late surge produced 9 runs in the sixth inning as Marshfield beat Neillsville 11 to 4 after 14 batters came to bat in the inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield Toys
Tallant
Troeh
Wendt
Marshfield
Quinn
Wheelock
Patterson
Senbert
Stansso
Wendtef
Revoyr P
Marshfield Boys
Marshield
Neilisville
Proposed Electric Light and Water Works Bond Ordinance No 216
The Marshfield Gun Club held the last shoot of the summer at the shooting park. W A Erry set a world record by breaking 517 out of 555 blue rocks, challenging Crosby’s 93 percent mark. The city claims a strong lineup of shooters and high local performance this season, with scores listed for several members. The city council meanwhile introduces Ordinance No 216 to authorize the Electric Light and Water Works bonds and repayment terms, with the mayor empowered to issue bonds and the city clerk to countersign. The ordinance takes effect upon passage and publication in Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheernwood
Ed, Eckhoff
Black River
Robert Schroeder
Mansion House
Latt
Eugene Jones
Christ Hopp
McMillan Road
Marshfield
Shooting Park
W. Aerry
Crosby
Wisconsin
Lang
Scharmann Kliner
Rector, Terry
Aareb
Emeer
Wiscoa
Wood
Common Council
Pleckenstell
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. E. Blodgett
E. L. Reese
K. Hatter
Marathon City
E. Hasting
Rose
Helen Remmel Muskum
Nick Zeimer
Frances DeGroff
David Cole
Fred DeGroff
Alma
Post Office Department
Griffin
John Wandell
Northwestern
Oficer
John J. Cramer
American National Bank
Wis
Crippewa Falls
Gr Rapids
Neillsville
Frank W. Derby
Electrician
Fifth Street
Electric Light and Water Works
Sarabuieht
Wea Conty
Holdini
Hk Ang Water Works Wiens
Lily Mead
DravetHent
ABC
Dallas
Perannurg
Imeres
Lectei Light and Water Works
Matahfield
Wisdonate
Whiarpa
Zie Lee
First National Bank
Carria
Qixpense Prescyiptious
Spuprios Store
Louis Laemler
Minnesota
Dakotas
Royalty Patent
Upham Manufacturing Co
Gem Tea
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J. A. Bell
Gentral Ave
Planet Jr
Mars Field
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