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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1900
Page
12
A 10 day sale to close the winter line of ladies misses and children capes begins December 26 and runs until January 6 1901 across all departments. The offer is presented as an actual fact not advertising. Inventory prior to baring stock will conclude the event.
The supreme court reverses the circuit court in a case involving trespass and injunctions. Justice Bardeen upholds Upham company claims and condemns the lower court for improper restraints on property use. The Marcus hearing in Medford yields mixed results and awaits further action. Local business updates note Frank L. Gweck’s new line and Wright Manufacturing’s sash and door factory setup with planned 15 employees and $10,000 annual stock output.
A Northwestern train leaving Heca at 6 40 Friday evening broke a coupling pin north of Marathon City, splitting the train. The engine and freight section went to Wausau while the passenger rear section lay over in the woods for about an hour. The engine crew did not notice the break until reaching Wausau and then returned to pick up the cars. No injuries reported, only a delay.
On Tuesday of last week J R Meyers of Chicago bought the Lincoln cheese factory from Peter N Hacesson for a large sum. Meyers is with the Crosby and Meyers commission firm and is known for owning several factories across the state. Local farmers benefit from his ownership in the neighborhood.
The article notes Borhold plans building new factories in Richfield near Olin's corner. It reports cheese fetched a very high price this year and the 1901 outlook remains bright. Mr Meyers will be up when the season opens to arrange matters.
Rollo Nason of Marshield and Mr and Mrs Gustave Hahn are guests of Mr H Hahn. Jim Tilton returns from a business trip near Viroqua. Rev Brierly spoke to Epworth League. Jake Rentz from Dane county looks at small tobacco farms. Lambs grocery showcases Christmas goods. Elmer Straight visits from Vernon county. Christmas exercises planned Friday evening at the schoolhouse led by Miss Halleberg. WCTU meeting poorly attended due to cold. John Clark and Eddie White attended wrestling in Marshfield Saturday night. Bryce McMullen receives a love missive from a branch. consequences noted. Uncle Sam’s mail substitute discharges a .29 rifle owned by Will Muir. no damage. Rev H H Hamilton may take a three month trip to the dark continent. Mr A Seigman and daughter Barbara plan to live with son George near town, bringing goods to start housekeeping on his farm west of town.
The doctor reports another typhoid outbreak in the Granton vicinity. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Roe of York Center last Sunday. School children announce Christmas night exercises promising to be very interesting.
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