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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1908

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Christmas Services Across Churches This Week

City churches outline Christmas Eve and Christmas Day observances including St John’s Catholic Masses from 5:00 to 9:30 a.m. and German sermon. Manull Lutheran children's program and 11:00 a.m. service. Methodist Epicopal missionary program with cantata A Merry Christmas. St Paul’s Evangelical Christmas Day sermon at 10:00 a.m.. Evangelical Association 7:00 p.m. program and 10:00 a.m. Christmas service. St Alban’s Episcopal Christmas tree at 5:00 p.m. and midnight service. boxing day events and a Chicago light heavyweight title bout on Jan 4.

Emer Manull Methodist Episcopal Church Haled Sexton Roderick Finney Bimsoir Snow Fairles Little Girly Holly Elves Evangelical Association Church

Beell Defeats Ordeman in Wisconsin Wrestling Bout

Fred Beell returned from Chicago and Minneapolis to win a match from Heary Ordeman in Minneapolis on December 15. Beell took the first fall in 42 minutes and the third in 22, Ordeman claiming the second fall in 2 minutes. Beell bears a large forehead bump from the earlier bout.

Fred Beell Chicago Minneapolis Turk Midneapolis Heary Ordeman Ordeman Fred

Third annual U G T ball and concert by Railway Council No 189

Preparations for the third annual concert and ball of Railway Council No 189 United Commercial Travellers at Adler's opera house on Friday January 15 1909 feature a promenade concert at 8 30 pm and dancing at 9 30 pm. Second Regiment orchestra engaged. tickets with supper 1 50. Committees named include General Arrangements F E Tice C B Herby George Booth and others. The event aims to surpass prior winters social shows with elaborate decorations expected.

Railway Council No United Commercial Travelers Adler’s Opera House Railway Council F.E. Tice C. B. Herby George Booth Fred W. Kamm E. Ames Fred Kerner R. Connor George Huntzicker E. E. Finney I. Brody H. Fiche L. E. Colvin

Narrow escape for clerk shot near farm property

Ba Weber, a cheerful clerk in the Tiffault Kamps grocery department, escaped serious harm when his gun discharged while he was hiking with friends near Consolidated Farm Company land north of the city. A log caused the weapon to fire, powder burning his cheek. he was found later by companions and treated for minor injuries. Also noting Nettie Duginski and Williard G. White's marriage in Menominee, Michigan, with White a local publisher’s janitor and the bride popular in town. The Times offers best wishes for the couple and mentions Myrtle Rojner’s stage presence in The Judge.

Ba. Weber Tiffault- Kamps Consolidated Farm Company Nettie Duginski Williard G. White Menominee Mich White J. H. White & Son Marshfield News the Times Ex Eet

A Letter From the Orient Describes Equator Crossing Pranks

Midshipman Arthur Leahy recounts a hazing rite aboard the battleship Connecticut on July 28 1908 as the crew crossed the equator from Honolulu to Auckland. He notes Neptune Rex and his court staged the initiation with beer fines, dough, flour soap and water, and ducking in a pool guarded by mermaids, with several novices and even animals singled out. He also describes Japan’s reception, the two step and waltz at a ball, and observations on Japanese society, dress, and education amid favorable visits in Yokohama.

Arthur Leahy Connecticut Marshield Honolulu Aukland New Zealand Neptune Rex Rock Bottom Avisiig Neptune Dester Japan Tapan Iceland America States

New Brokerage Office Opens on Central Avenue

A new brokerage office opened this week in the former express company building on Central avenue. Harry S. Weber heads the operation which will handle stocks and grains on margin and will maintain telegraphic links with major market hubs. Also noting a local sale of Famous Spring City Chocolates and Bon-Bons at The Nile.

Express Company Central Avenue Harry S. Weber Spring City the Nile

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ST. John's Catholic Church Council of Peace Zamana First Presbyterian Church ST. Paul’s Evangelicat. Church ST. Alban's Episcopal Church Beel Charley Olson Coliseum Beell U. G. T. Ball Railway Council No. 189 Menominee, Mich Edward Allen Myrtle Rojner Yokohama Merry Christmas Rose Bros the Armory Bakery Albert Plath
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