Spooner Endorsed at Wood County Republican Convention
The Wood county Republican convention endorsed Senator John C. Spooner for another Senate term and backed Governor La Follette’s administration. Delegates from towns including Pittsville, Marshfield, Nekoosa and Port Edwards approved resolutions praising Spooner and Roosevelt, and nominated Frank A. Cady for assemblyman along with reappointing county officers. A primary election law support was urged, and nominations by acclamation followed for several county posts. The meeting adjourned after selecting delegates to the senatorial convention and naming officers for the next two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsville
Arpin
John Pospisiel
Auburndale
Reuben A. Connor
M. Berg
Carey
Dexter
R. A. Kruger
Grand Rapids
Geo. Snyder
B. M. Vaughn
Istward
E. C. Ketchum
Edward
Julius King
Gust. Schuman
J. A. Cox
Hen
Joseph Rick
T. al Taylor
Henry Bimeboese
Geo. W. Paulus
Wm. Otter
T. J. Cooper
Andrew King
John Bell
J. W. Naturick
Hiles
John Hoffman
Hansen
P. F. Bean
Lincoln
Thomas Thompson
Henry Ebbe
Marshfield Town
Marshfield City
Joseph Pflum
Ed. Dumas
Louis Thompson
Knute Thompson
Joseph Butler
John Rausch
Emil S. Kliner
G. R. Gustafson
Vedder
Ross
E. Andrews
Geo. H. Reynolds
John Emmerman
Milladore
Elmer B. Smith
Nekoosa
A. E. Lapham
Wim
Hooper
Geo. W. Brown
Percy Smith
Jerry Case
Port Edwards
A. &. Bennett
Henry Forbes
J. M. Gage
E. Eichsteadt
Remington
J. E. Ingraham
George Varney
Richfield
J. C. Davis
Rock Town
Peter Jacobson
Augustus Broker
Rudolph
Frank Whitman
Jos
E. Duncan
Saratoga
John B. Muller
Senece
Martin Jackson
Andrew Searls
Sherry
C. E. Anderton
A. D. Kelley
Sigel
Simon Worland
Eric Berg
George Fefferson
Ward
E. D. Ayers
Joseph Robinson
Ed. Dawes
Wood County
Philadelphia
William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Madison
Robert M. la Follette
United States
John C. Spooner
J. W. Quarles
Congress
Nation
Republican Party
Spooner
Wisconsin
Senate
Republican Party of
A.D
J. E. Incranan
Chm N
George W. Brown
A. E. Bennett
T. A. Taylor
Frank A. Cady
E.S. Renne
E. A. Upham
Jacob Searls
Charles A. Podawiltz
Theo, W. Brazeau
L. W. Pitts
Jacob Lusk
John J. Ebbe
Charles &. Lester
Robert Morris
Plainfield
William Hooper
E. B. Winch
Ernest Richsteadh
E. S. Bailey
Charles Ecklund
A. L. Fontaine
Miss Winch Entertained at Winch Home Dance
Miss Gertrude Winch hosted a large party Wednesday evening at Alderman and Mrs. E. B. Winch residence at Second and Vine. The parlors were cleared for dancing with a canvas floor cover while a four piece orchestra led by Theo Steinmetz supplied music. Dainty refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Winch
Gertrude Winch
E. B. Winch
Second and Vine Streets
Mousic
Theo, Steinmetz
Western Novelty Co Plans Marshfield Branch Office
Wm Bedell Burge the traveling salesman for Western Novelty Co now represents Toledo Coffee and Spice Co of Toledo Ohio and has opened a Marshfield branch. He will carry samples of high grade coffees and teas and oversee the business with Otto Eckhoff. They plan to use a patent oil can and deploy agents across Wisconsin Minnesota and the Dakotas. Alderman and Mrs Finney survived a train wreck near Fremont with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Bedell Burge
Teledo Coffee and Spice Company
Toledo
Ohio
Chat Concern
Marshfield
Burge
Otto Eckhoff
Western Novelty Company
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakotas
Sim
Novelty Company
Eckhof
Marshfield proposes metallic central energy telephone change
Hon J C Marsh proprietor of the Marshfield Telephone Exchange asks patrons to vote Yes or No on a switch to full metallic central energy service. He notes higher rental rates in other cities and says a two thirds majority would trigger the upgrade, promising improved service and a new central office. A teachers institute at Colby with Prof W E McCaskell and John F P Lamont is reported amid the exchange news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Marsh
Marshfield Telephone Exchange
Ofice
Marsh
Marsh- Seld
Marshfield
Marsa
Fine Musical Recital at Presbyterian Church
A concert featuring Miss Gertrude Winch, Mrs F L Samuel, Miss Byrd Perry and Mrs L A Bishop, with Prof Adams Orchestra, presents vocal duets and solos. Program includes Overtures, Laddie Danube River, Necklace of Love, Good Night Be Loved, and more. Admission 35 cents reserved, 25 cents general, 15 cents children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Gertrude Winch
F. L. Samuel
Byrd Perry
Chicago Musical College
Wm, Castle
L. A. Bishop
Fond du Lac
Prof
Adams
Wilson Miss Perry
Samuel
Pinsati
Laddie
Danube River
Eceaee Garcia
Lad. Bishop
C. F. Rowe
F. N. Lohr
Miss Perry
Bishop- Overture
Wreck of Wisconsin Central No 3 Derailed Near Fremont
The west-bound Wisconsin Central No 3 derailed about four miles west of Fremont station Monday night. Eight passenger cars left the track and ditched in sand while the train traveled at about 40 miles per hour. Miraculously no serious injuries were reported though many passengers were shaken and unnerved. Authorities suspect spreading rails and a broken fish-plate as causes. Only the engine front tracks remained on the rails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Stevens Point
E. E. Finney
Ed. Brickheimer
Matt Schmidt
Athens
Marshfield
Wisconsin Central
Fremont Station
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George H. Reynolds
E.G. Ayers
BE. C. Ketchum
Vumasy Withniam Hoover, E. C. Kercuum
B.C. Ayers
Western, Novelty CO
The
D. C. Marsh
Institute At
Colby
W. E. McCaskell
Stevens Point Normal
John FP. Lamont
Marathon County
First National Bank
Marenhfisid, Wis
Adam Haper
Wa. Urasren
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B. Reese
Jos Securar
Casar
Adam Hater
W. A. Sexton
Wr. Uthmeier
L. Th. ‘Thom J. W. Cameron
Thos, Daly
Leander Choate
Iesue
Thia Bank
SALE
American National Bank
U. S
U.S
National Bank
O. G. Lindemann
QO. G. Lindemann
A. L. Bouldrie
Notary Public
Wood Co
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W.D. Cosaxor
R. L. Kraus
EB. E. Wixes
E.M. Desinc
M. Steinmetz
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E. P. Heldanrelter
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William Hirth
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Schmirler
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