Marriage at Waukesha Unites Martha Love and Judge Ross Andrews
The wedding took place at four o'clock on Monday afternoon at the home of the bride's father J C Love in Waukesha. Miss Martha Love and District Attorney Ross Everett Andrews of Marshfield were married by Rev Daniel Jenkins Williams. After a brief ceremony they left for Chicago then the Dells of Wisconsin for a short visit before returning to Marshfield to reside at the corner of Third and Cherry streets. The bride is a Whitewater normal and University of Wisconsin alumna who taught in Whitewater and Grand Rapids. Judge Andrews, popular in Marshfield, has served as Municipal Judge and is now District Attorney of Wood County. The Times offers congratulations and best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Love
Waukesha
Martha Love
Ross Everett Andrews
Daniel Jenkins Williams
Arbor Visne
Ner
Third
Cherry Streets
Judge Andrews
Miss Love
Whitewater Normal
University of ‘Sconsin
Whitewater
Grand Rapids
Marshfield
R. E. Andrews
Andrews
Wood County
Raspberry Strawberry Cross Berries Sold Locally
The Hotel Blodgett featured a rare fruit novelty last week a cross between strawberry and raspberry. The berries are as large as a strawberry and raspberry shaped. They taste best with sugar and cream. Developed in Spain grown by Mrs Moody near Bakerville sold by S Miller. Mrs Moody bought the seed three years ago bushes now bear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Blodgett
Spain
Moody
Bakerville
S. Miller
Mammoth Turtle Caught by John Felter Near Ban Pleine River
John Felter, a resident north of the city on the Little Ban Pleine river, captured a large snapping turtle weighing over forty pounds last week. He spotted it from his boat, gripped it by the tail, and hauled it aboard. The shell bore the carved initials A. E. P., suggesting the marks were made years ago. Felter and friends enjoyed turtle soup and steaks for dinner the following Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Felter
Ban Pleine
Mr. Felter
Woodford Stock Co at Adler Opera House This Week
During fair week M E Woodford presents a full week of plays in the city from August 26. Miss Myea Collins stars with the company which has played nine weeks in Chippewa Falls to packed houses. Prices ten twenty and thirty cents. Seats at Strauss drag store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Woodford
Woodford Stock Co
Myea Collens
Chippewa Falls
Adler Opera House
Strauss’ Drag Store
Railroads Upped Freight Minimum to Forty Cents
The Chicago & North Western will set freight minimum at forty cents for internal shipments starting August 18 with interstate rates rising September 2. The previous minimum was twenty five cents, aligning with other lines, and other roads are expected to follow suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago & North- Western Railroad
Program of the Great Fair Schedule and Events
The program lists Aug 27 28 and 30 fair events with Kline Shows opening, Children’s Day activities, ostrich races against horses, bareback riding, balloon ascensions, foot and running races, a Marshfield versus Grand Rapids Elks baseball game, a mock battle, a floral parade, a Second Regiment band, and an inspection of fair association officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont Sisters
Marshfield
Grand Rapids
Elks
Wisconsin
Central Avenue
W.N. G
Wood County
Kline
the Fair Association
Second Regiment Band
Assault on Elderly Woman at Berry Patch
An unknown man assaulted 72 year old Marie Katherine Weiss while berry picking north of the veneer factory Friday afternoon. Her head wrap was twisted to gag and blindfold her, and she could not identify the assailant who wore a light hat. A tramp was detained but Weiss could not identify him. The incident warns women to avoid secluded areas and urges large berry parties for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Katherine Weiss
Tragic Unity Boy Death Shocks Town
A ten year old boy in Unity accidentally hanged himself while playing near his father's barn reenacting a story. The incident occurred after the family returned from field work, with the rope tied to a mower staple. The piece warns of morbid stories shaping youth and notes another injury from a local boy injured by a horse, stressing restraint and caution in content exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity
Marathon County
Louis Justman
Carl
Mr. Justman
Oshkosh Tram Accident Injures Mrs Ellsworth
A Winnebago Traction trolley on Doty Street in Oshkosh broke overhead equipment causing a panicked departure. Mrs E T Ellsworth and four other women were badly hurt among a 400 foot runaway before stopping. a Miss Marston was injured by wires. Passengers blame the motorman and conductor as physicians treated the shaken crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnebago Traction Company
Doty Street
Oshkosh
E. T. Ellsworth
Miss Marston
Scette
Injured in Incident Reach Hospitals After Ambulance Collision
Two severely hurt patients were transported by ambulance to local hospitals after an early incident left the ambulance bent out of shape. Remaining victims were driven home by private vehicles as authorities began initial evaluations at the scene.
Change of Superintendents at Upham and Ingram Firms
George F. Smith resigns from Upham Manufacturing and Marshfield Land and Lumber to join Ingram Company as superintendent. Frank Lueckenbach, longtime Upham logging engineer, will replace Smith as Upham superintendent, bringing extensive logging expertise and a strong record in the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Smith
Upham Manufacturing Company
Marshfield Land and Lumber Company
Upham Company
Ingram Company
Smith
Frank Lueckenbach
Upham
Lueckenbach
Ato Z
Twenty-Four Years on the Bench
Charles M. Webb of Grand Rapids has served as judge of the Seventh Judicial circuit for twenty-four years since succeeding G L Park. His lengthy tenure, unopposed reelections every six years, and esteemed reputation mark him as a prominent and popular jurist now over seventy, celebrated by the bar and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Webb
Grand Rapids
G. L. Park
Stevens Point
Seventh Judicial Circuit
Webb
Seable
Hale
Death of Mrs. Frank L. Strong in Fond du Lac
Mrs. Nellie E B Mitchell Strong died after a year of illness in St. Agnes hospital Fond du Lac last Saturday. Funeral was from the M. E. church Monday at two. Rev Blakeman officiated before a large assembly. Pallbearers named W H Kamps C S Sheerin John F Cole Otto Bartels W A Sexton C B Wharfield. Surviving are husband Frank L. Strong head miller at Upham Barnet Mills and four daughters Mrs W S Powell Addie Helen Winnifred. Relatives from Abbotsford Wausau Fond du Lac New York state attended. Born Ouro Wis February 1865 maiden name Nellie E Mitchell. Joined Marshfield 1881 married 1883. Active in church and social circles. Burial details not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Strong
St. Agnes' Hospital
Fond du Lac
M. E. Church
Blakeman
W. H. Kamps
Charles Hirth
Food de Lac
Walter Flieth
Wausau
Catherine Mitchell
Osa- Kosh
Ed Mitchell
Abbotsford
Frank Mitchell
Omro
William Mitchell
New York City
Marshfield
Strong
Also Mentioned on This Page
Y. R. E. Andrews
Herbert A. Kline
Second Regiment
Marshfield Elks
Waupaca Knights of Pythias
Marshfield Guernsey Breeders’ Association
Swift
Baker's Bitter
Pettijohn’s
Sparta
Harry Bayne
H. F
Ella Olla
Mr. Bayne
Bayne
Leonard Fisher
Manville
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