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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1901

Page

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Haebig Returns From War With Boers Ambition

Joseph Naebig, back from Manila after three years in the regular army, plans future service and possibly a trek to South Africa with Boers. He and Will Griffin, both veterans of Company A, envision further adventures and share a restless appetite for combat and tales of Philippine campaigns.

U. S South Africa Joseph Naebig Manila Haebig Philippines Ile Will Griffin West Indies Company A

Grand Rapids Missing From Dairy Map Sparks County Notice

In Wood county the map in Bulletin No 88 issued by the Agricultural Experiment station omitted Grand Rapids, listing Marshfield instead. The error, while pardonable to draftsmen, drew county residents’ ire due to Grand Rapids’ rising prominence as a dairy center. Judge Andrews faced a delicate week as a wedding is likely. George Wicheler, of Merrill, engaged to Miss Mary Robie after a brief visit, secured a license but marriage did not occur due to license issues. The couple planned to marry once the license is renewed.

Grand Rapids Agricultural Experiment Station Wood County Thut

Helping Hand Society Brightens Christmas for Poor Children

The Helping Hand Society hosted a Christmas tree entertainment for many poor children at Band of Hope hall on Monday afternoon between 3 and 4. The tree was laden with presents and the delighted youngsters expressed joy at the generous offering. The society also provided Christmas cheer to numerous families, underscoring its broad charitable reach.

Helping Land Society Band of Hope Hall Helping Hand Society

Gates in Operation at Wisconsin Central Crossing

Gates installed on Central avenue present a businesslike system that reduces danger for teams and restrains careless drivers. The new crossing gates also shield drunk drivers and provide protection for sober travelers. Northwestern and Omaha lines will soon install gates at the town's south end.

Wisconsin Central Central Avenue Northwestern Omaha

Military Anniversary Celebrated by Company A Veterans

The third anniversary of the new company was marked by a formal but lively evening at the armory. The program included a mock roll call with nicknames, a Red Cross drill, hypnotic act, tumbling, wrestling, boxing, and a sword presentation to Captain Martin. A later creamery purchase by Fuller & Hathaway and milk route plans were announced, along with a student recital by Miss Florence Phillup’s pupils and a change in Central depot staff including Ed Thompson, Chas Hile, Bert Hopkins, Grant Hopkins, Ansel Strong.

Company A Armory Red Cross Burt McLees Hoerl Cournoyer Weber Lee Toepfer Charles Beell Joe Karth F. A. Cady Capt Martin Finney Rowe Crawford Central Depot Ed Thompson Chas Hile Bert Grant Hopkins Mr. Hopkins Ansel Strong

Rev Lanxmann Transferred to Cincinnati Post as Secretary

Rev Otto Lanxmann pastor of St Pauls evangelical church on Pleasant Hill has been named secretary to the first bishop of his church and will move to Cincinnati Ohio to assume new duties at the start of the coming year. He has been a popular church worker in the city and friends warmly commend his promotion to a position of great importance.

Otto Lanxmann St. Paul's Evangelical Church Pleasant Hill Cincinnati Ohio Lanxmann

Pankow Defends German Phrase In Town Debate

Editor of the Democrat replies to a recent article on city improvement criticizing German phrases used by the Tunes. He concedes Pankow is correct in German while calling his stance untenable in English and declines further argument.

Pankow the Democrat Brother Pankow

County Release of Charge and Milwaukee Absence Mystery

County official George I. Strong was dispatched to Milwaukee after a Mrs Leon Provo claimed as a county resident fell ill and required aid. Provo, maiden Lena Gustafson, left her husband and moved from Auburndale to Butternut then Milwaukee, where she disappeared prior to hospital intake. three men reportedly took her away. A separate item notes the opera house engagement December 1 featuring A Thoroughbred Tramp with T Rush Thompson, priced 23 33 and 50 cents, tickets at Pommer’s gestagrint.

Geo. I. Strong Milwaukee Leon Provo Provo Auburndale Butternut Pravo Strang Philip Adler Opera Ito T. Rush Thompson Peter Pommer Gestagrint

Eagle Hotel to Undergo Major Improvements and Expansion

Peter Daal, proprietor, began hauling rock for a basement under the Eagle Hotel. The plan calls for two additional stories and a full-length extension, heated by steam, transforming it into a class hotel. Sunday church services move to the German Evangelical church across from the 4th ward school with no morning service next Sunday. Sunday School at 12 pm and preaching at 6 pm.

Peter Daal Eagle Hotel Daal Methodist Church 4Th Ward

Marriage for Richard Mundt and Grace Kidd at Mansion House

Judge Andrews united Richard Mundt and Grace Kidd in marriage on Christmas day at Mansion House parlors in Freemont Clark County. Sister Ar Lena Kidd and Fred Sweet served as witnesses.

Public Library Growth and Local News Highlights

The Free Public Library in City Hall sees rising patronage with over 600 cardholders and strong demand for juvenile and country district reading material. Reading room serves as a daytime and evening gathering, with an exhibit of drawings slated for December 28. Mrs. Beecher’s Elks lecture on January 13 draws a large crowd, while Conductor Wa. Carr and William Sturny feature in town updates. A new brick store planned by Sturny on Central Avenue will include a two story building with a 44 by 60 foot footprint, with Nick Streveler and Tony Meidl adding a general store and likely a saloon.

Seton-Thompson Beecher Elks Armory Milwaukee Sentinel William Sturny Central Avenue B Street Nick Streveler Tony Meidl

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M. E. Church Fuller & Hathaway Rozellville Plano and Chorus Florence Phillup Ames Last Fund Emmagene Hayward Martini Marsh Olive Voelker Helen Connor Dorothy Pulling Jessie McMullen Rona Bille Lula Elvison Pauline Blodgett Clara Gladys Ames Ella Edith Rowe Loretta Cole Donald Connor Eagle Hotel Improvement M. E. Church Services Isabel Garghili Beecher Wa. Carr McCart Greenwood Nekoosa Dumas Stierle Kreisen Yours Wm. Neil Hardware Co Alx
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