August and Ed Kotlow Shot Near Westboro
August and Ed Kotlow former Auburndale residents are hospitalized in St Joseph's after a shooting near Westboro following a tavern brawl. They describe a melee involving Fred and William Kotlow, with two constables firing as a posse pursued them. The brothers, injured but recovering, allege the posse confiscated money and valuables and transported them to Westboro. The Kotlows, including the father August Sr, have a noted history of fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Kotlow
Auburndale
St. Joseph's Hospital
Westboro
Fred
William
Medford
Kotlow
Westcoro
Kotlows
Pennington
Chelsea
August
August Kotlow
Kenosha
Westpcro
Second Annual Ball Planned by Company A at Armory
The officers and members of Company A announce their second annual ball to be held at the armory on Tuesday evening January 1. A six member committee led by Lieutenant Rebel as chairman will oversee arrangements, with Sergeant Mueller Corporal Andrew Hoerl and Privates Williard Christensen Grenobl and Wildish assisting.
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Company A
Rebel
Mueller
Andrew Hoerl
Williard Christensen
Grenobl
Wildish
LaFollette Backed By Eighth District Progressives
A Marshfield meeting of Progressive Republicans from Wood, Marathon, Shawano, Waupaca and Waushara counties selected E. E. Winch of Marshfield and A. W. Prehn of Wany San as progressive Republican delegates to the national convention in Chicago in June 1912. The conference, chaired by Senator Killeen, endorsed Robert M. La Follette for president, praising his leadership and urging renewed vigor in the national party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Congressional District
Wood
Marathon
Shawano
Waupaca
Waushara
Portage
George Beedle
E. Browne
T. J. Mabon
Killeen
John King
Wansau
R. E. Andrews
T. O'Connor
O’connor
Eighth
Marshfield
Republican Party
Liccula
Robert M. LaFollette
United States
National Republican Party
Sereby
Robert M. la Follettee
Wironsin
E. E. Winch
Woods County
A. W. Prehn
Wan-y San
Marathon County
Chica
Camp March Hunting Club Forms After Rousing Trip
A group of eighteen keen sportsmen organized the Camp March Hunting Club following a successful hunting and camping trip near North Crandon. The club plans annual outings to the Kentuckians hunting grounds with officers led by President Frank Wesley, Vice-President Otto Sharmann, Secretary Albert Wesley, and Treasurer Jobo J. Mettelka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Crandon
Camp March
Frank Wesley
March
Otto Sharmann
Albert Wesley
Jobo J. Mettelka
Tax roll to open January 2 1912 tax payment notice
Notice to taxpayers that the tax roll is available and will open January 2 1912. Tax payments are due by January 31 with a 2 percent fee added after that date. Signed Gro I LeONHAED City Treasurer.
Christmas church services at St Jobe and others
Christmas observances fill local churches with scheduled services. St Jobe’s Catholic Church lists high masses at 5 6 7 30 and 9 30 with an orphan fund offering. Immanuel’s Lutheran plans a 6 pm Sunday program and 10 am services with Holy Communion. Presbyterian holds a Christmas tree program and 10 am service plus 4 30 vesper. St Alban’s Episcopal offers 7 30 am Christmas Day services.
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St. Jobe’s Catholic Church
Orphan’s Fund
Immanuel's Lutheran Church
Presbyterian Church
M. B. Church
St. Alban’s Episcopal Church
Highest Odd Fellows degree organized in Canton Centropolis
Canton Centropolis No. 20 of the Patriarchs Militant, highest Odd Fellowship degree, is established with nineteen charter members led by Wm. Crowhurst of Seattle. The uniformed degree meets biweekly at Deming hall with officers elected, Marshfield becoming a strong center for the Encampment. The U C ball planned for Jan 12 at the armory features music by the Second Regiment orchestra and listed committees for decorations, reception, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Centropolis No
Patriarchs Militant
Odd Fellowship
Wm. Crowhurst
M. O
Seattle
Washington
Deming Hall
C. S. Sheerin
M. A. Hansen
C. S. Vedder
Louis Thompson
A. F. Gerwing
C. C. Hansen
U. C
Armory
Maesic
F. 2. Tice
L. E. Colvin
A. G. Felker
F. R. Upham
A.D. Crawford
C. Kingsbury
J. Brody
D. L. Miller
Robi. Cork
L. J. Randall
Review of 1911 Marshfield progress and local events
A chronicle listing Marshfield’s year 1911 milestones and misfortunes. It records population statistics from January 1911, local sports results, deaths, marriages, and civic notes from December through May, including ball games, funerals, and city affairs.
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Lafollette
Suh District
The
National Convention
B. EB. Brown
J. W. Salter
B.J. Morse
R. B. Andrews
Senate
Camp March Hunting Club
Actice
Patriarchs
Brockton
Mass
Ball
E. F. Mechler
Soo Line
John Seubert
Sthir
Colby
U. C. T. Ball
Lowyer
Planeer
Perrin Cranmery
Masonz
Tomahawk
Eager
Winnebago Presbytery
Merril
Soa
Clancy-Griffin
Young Ladies
St. John’s
Grand Rapids
Tomehawk
Guernsey
Hicks
Rev. Brown
Equirabte Fraternal Union
A. Bille
Laird
First Presbyterian
Margarette Curtin
Kreisch
Billings
Vedder
Hugo Wegener
John Witt
Illea
First National
Wausau
Tolstein
H. A. Lathrop
Madison
Christ Bartelmas
Neillsville
Christ Bartlern
Vaughn
Catherine Schroeder
Atcis Stang
Board of Public Works
Marsh
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