Council Proceedings from Marshfield Wisconsin 1911 Meeting
The regular Marshfield Wisconsin common council met August 1 1911 in city hall. Mayor Connor presided with Aldermen present except Weber and items included petition for laying water pipe on South Maple and Urb streets and a health inquiry about animal offal dumped by the railroad yards Sundays. The city attorney ruled the water and light commission may set wages for its hired staff within the year and that these workers are not city officers.
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Marabield
Wood County
Wiicomb
Connor
Preseny
Nicholas
Thur
Varney
Thomas
MecPuclsne
Finsey
Luodgres
Kaibskept Steauys
Kallans
Jono
Weber
Wayer
Marshdeld
Wis
Maple Street
Urb
Anton Dallendolfer
Nayor
Ciay
Marahfield
Simedacon Wrrld
Cargrakers
Board of Healty
City of
Maryhueld
Water and Light Commission
Marchfield
E. C. Pora
Appleton
Yorke Honoranté
Marshield
Wis- Gemlemen
Beentium
Marshfeld
Jouw
City council bills and funds approval record
The council approved annual appropriations and resolved to pay individuals from the general fund. Finance and road committees recommended bills for general, road, and sewer funds, including salaries, supplies, cement work, and road roller costs. A roll call showed majority support. motion carried and the meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luere
Havel Homan
B.C
Houace Committee
Kelly-Sprinxfield Road Roller Co
Kreiseh
Louis Larsen
Felker Broa
Miz. Co
Aylward Sons Co
E A. Hotman
Binmag
Schroeder
C. Hanben
W.puntrup
Adler
Martin Adler
J. Weptes
F. Schrage
T. Zeldher
T. Honlbeck
Indo F. Wahlbeck
J Knaver
Jon, Gibbard
Hofman
Gus. Veppen
Spencer Social Notes Highlight Visits and Gatherings
Frank Teeter of Park Falls visited Spencer relatives Friday to Sunday. Elizabeth Potts of north St. Pam visited her sister Mrs. J. Gardiner. C. H. Brown and wife of Loyal spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. J. Graves. Alvin Carlson traveled to Minneapolis with his wife and two companions. Viola Lacy of Unity was guest of Mrs. L. Driscoll. Belle Salter of Unity called on Spencer friends en route to Hudson. Grant Heath went to Eau Claire to bring home his wife and two children. Schroeder family went to Dorchester for a few days. A photographer set up for ten days east of the meat market. Earl Holmes family and Mrs. John Davel visited relatives in Superior. Blackberrying parties visited Greenwood. peak picking thought early. Hattie Richardson and Olive came from Oakfield. L. Stevens of Spokeville went to Eau Claire for Clifford at county hospital. A Musical Social will be at the Williams home Aug 15, ten cent fee. Mrs. Harry Prehn came from Lake Mills to visit her parents, M. Blake and Mrs. Prehn plan to reside elsewhere. J H Knehnman of Unity and Maude Damon of Greenwood traveled with others. A. M. T. Richardson accompanied them as far as Loyal. Rev. Kildow of Loyal visited Rev. Householder. Marguerite Hinckley of Stevens Point was a Spencer caller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Heath
Eau Claire
L. Stevens
Spokeville
iBau Claire
J. H. Knehnan
Unity
Maude Damon
Greenwood
A. M. T. Richardson
Community Notes From Hewitt Area
Local residents report guests and visits including Miss Lorna Anderson staying with Miss Enola Johnson and various family gatherings at neighbors homes. Threshing is in full swing while Hewitt baseball club beat Auburndale 12 to 1 and plans to face Arpia next week. A lightning strike destroyed August Kottenbeidel s barn, with stock horses saved but chickens lost.
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August Kottenbeidel
Kottenbeidel
Union Mission S A Institute at Town Hall
The Union Mission S A will hold an Institute at the Town Hall on Wednesday the 17th for the day and evening. Several ministers will be present with special invitations extended to all ages.
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Rock the Union Mission S. A
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Loka
I. B. Wikvers
George O. Belton
H.W. Tuttrup
Board of Public Works
Eleapric
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Annual Report
The
Marshfield Water, Electric Light & Power Company
Marshfield
Weckipth
Trane
Dedusplon
Naling
Ater Department
Agoresas
Delinquent Ao
Sock
Kloet
Fredric
Crecia
Srone
le Baylum
T. Luli
Wavsau
ARS BO
Henin Ailer
Sdays Inborn Park
Wenter
Alee Wright
Aucoent
Generwance
Frank Teeter
Park Falls
Spencer
Elizabeth Potts
North St
Pam
J. Gardiner
C. H. Brown
Loyal
J. Graves
Alvin Carlson
Minneapolis
Harvey
May Lacy
Viola of
L. Driscoll
Belle Salter
Hudson
Earl Holmes
John Davel
Lyle
Superior
Hattie Richardson
Olive
Oakfeld
Kildow
Householder
Marguerite Hinckley
Stevens Point
Marshfield Times
L. Baumann
Eagle Butte
Mr. Baumann
R. R
Wausau
Floyd Fisher
Wausau, Wis
Adunday
E. M. Prindle
American National Bank
Cameron
Lorna Anderson
Enola Johnson
Bluffs
Andrew Kohl
Thomas Nelson
Wm. Kusa
Conrad, Schalk
Marty
Rozellville
Mr. Schalk
Hegling
Signa
Peter
Christiansen
Carl Luttenbach
M. E. Church of
Richfield
Elias Noble
Henry Witt
Loyd Noble
Geo. Stowell
J. O. Johnson
George Bauer
Hewitt
John Eberhardy, Sr
Chas. Beidel
Henry Beidel
Sheboygan
Wm. Huth and Son
Milwaukee
Andrew Oettinger Jr
Auburndale
Hewitt Baseball Park
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