Death of Judge Charles M. Webb in Grand Rapids
The longtime seventh circuit judge Charles M. Webb died after a long illness at his Grand Rapids home. His funeral was held Tuesday with Masonic rites and attendance by Ex-Gov Upham and Marshfield lawyers. Webb’s life traced from Towanda Pennsylvania to Wisconsin where he built a notable legal and political career including service as district attorney, state senator, U.S. attorney, and judge of the seventh circuit.
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Charles M. Webb
Wood County
Grand Rapids
Masonic Lodge
Eb, Mahoney
All
Ridgman
J. Parrish
J. W. Brapuean
A. McMillan
Messrs Knitans
Sheerin, Colvin
Christensen Ey. Upham
Johnson
Ompany A
Serenael
W. Christensen
J. Christensen
F. Rayner
A. Rayner
Man Hit by Night Train Near Mannville
Fred Bendering a single section hand from the family home near Mannville was struck on the Soo line while walking home from the city. His right leg was broken in multiple places and he was taken to the hospital under Dr Milbee’s care. Amputation is not yet deemed necessary. The specific train involved is unknown.
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Fred Bendering
Mannville
Soo Line
Milbee
Burglaries Hit H C Koenig Store and Hand Car House
Last Sunday night H C Koenig's store was entered through a rear window and ransacked for money. About sixty cents in change stamps and an old watch were taken. Police seek clues. Monday night the hand car house at Northwestern station was broken into and a hand car stolen. Authorities suspect a connected gang active around Wausau and Omaha.
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H. C. Koenig
Northwestern Station
West
Omaha
Wausau
Improved Farms For Sale Inquiries And Listings
Multiple inquiries for improved farms prompt fall particulars and free listing ads. Contact Lan Co at 245 to place or request details on available properties and terms for farmers seeking enhanced acreage.
Hartl Backus Nuptials Surprise Ceremony In Marshfield
Theksea Backus and Louis Hartl wed secretly on Thursday at Rev. Fr Emer's home in Stanley. Attendants Miss Marie Hatt and John Frisch, couple to reside at 301 North Central Avenue. Bride daughter of Mrs. Caroline Baskus with European trip flair. groom a Marshfield business leader and Armory owner. They plan ten day honeymoon in Minnesota and Dakota before returning home.
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Theksea Backus
Louis Hartl
Stanley
Emer
Marie Hatt
Milwaukee
John Frischlof Merrill
Fr. Emer
Hartl
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Dakota
North Central Avenue
Che Bride
Caroline Baskus
Marshfield
A. C. Backus
Superior Court
Common Council
Armory
Marshfield Brewing Compat
Hart
the Times
Important State Convention of the Germania Fraternity
The G U G Germania held its state convention over the last three days in a large, formal gathering. About one hundred officers and delegates attended, with German eloquence noted throughout. Ex-Alderman Louis Bauman, praised as the patron of the local Germania, helped secure the event, which locals say was a triumph and the visitors praised the hospitality.
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G. U. G. Germania
Louis Bauman
Dietz Not Dying Says Prison Officials
Prison officials deny rumors that John Dietz is critically ill. They state he has not been in the prison hospital, has no medical treatment notes, and has worked daily in the knitting department since arrival.
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John Dietz
Dietz
Surprise for Theatregoers Opens with Lewis Oliver Players
Mr Adler announces the Lewis Oliver Players to Marshfield for Fair week. The company of sixteen with scenery and Ladies orchestra comes from St Paul and Manitowoc stock seasons. They perform new plays at popular prices with Mr Lewis Mr Oliver and Miss Diana DeWar. Opening night is Sunday August 20 with The Man from the Golden West.
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Adler
Lewis-Oliver
Marshfield
Grand Opera House
St. Paul
Minn
Lewis- Oliver
Manitowoc
Wis
Lewis
Mr. Oliver
Diana DeWar
Golden West
Cranberry grower visits Dalbo and convention plans
Mr and Mrs James Rogers of Dalbo Minnesota former residents of this city spent last Sunday here visiting friends They will attend the Lorymora Cranberry Co convention in Grand Rapids this week Rogers is manager of a large cranberry wash at Dalbo with extensive improvements this year to boost Minnesota as a leading cranberry region. Sergeants Erwin Therolf and Walter Mueller of Company A worked a full week at Camp Douglas firing about a hundred rounds daily They ranking among 95 experts but did not make the Camp Perry life team Judge R E Andrews returned from a seven week western trip mainly around Vancouver B C with partners Geo H Reynolds and Geo A Huntsicker They explored Vancouver Island and nearby areas and favorably viewed climate business opportunities He noted timber holdings with Mr Huntsicker They discussed potential in the Vancouver locality. Fred M Miller a Soo Line foreman killed in the Gray's Lake wreck May 23 was found to be a bigamist The railroad claim department discovered Miller had a wife in Marquette Michigan besides the wife he married at North Fond du Lac in August 1919 No divorce record found and a settlement will be made with the first wife Miller Stevens Point Journal.
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Grand Rapids
Indearles
Morton Webb
Wisconsin
Bayhood
Judge Webb
Johnn. Webb
Towanda
Charles M
Pennsylvania
Webb
Hammond
Charles
Troy
Wellsboro
West Point
Washington, D. C
Ulysses Mercur
Jane Pierce
Smithville
Young Webb
Saratoga
James Rogers
Dalbo
Minn
Lorymora Cranberry Co
Rogers
Minnesota
United States
Erwin Therolf
Walter Mueller
Company A
Camp Douglas
Camp Petry
Marshfield
Camp Perry
R. E. Andrews
Vancouver
B. C
Geo. H. Reynolds
Geo. A. Huntsicker
Vancouver Island
Andrews
Huntsicker
Fred M. Miller
Soo Line
Freman
Gray's Lake
Claim Department of the Railroad
Miller
Marquette
Mich
North Fond du Lac
Claim Department
Kes Miller
Stevens Point Journal
Entries at Ebse's Store for Marshfield Fair
The entry clerk's office for the coming Marshfield fair opens at once at Wo Ebbe's store on East 4th Street. Make entries early to avoid confusion and mistakes.
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Ebbe’s
East 4Th Street
Poultry Exhibit Shows Trick-Riding White Rock Rooster
William Erion showcases a trained White Rock rooster at the upcoming fair. The bird obeys ladder climbs and lies down on command and performs tricks typically associated with dogs.
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William Erion
Mr Erion
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Chas, M. Webb
Seventh Circuit
Lysel
Loo
Board of Supervisors
State Senate
Congress
Park
Stevens Point
J. W. Cochrane
Fred Benderling
Mproved Farms
Trip
Cora Beckwith
Ebse's
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