First Count Sets Tone in Popular Lady Contest
Monday marked a busy vote total in the Popular Lady contest with 7 p.m. end. The official count lists Helen Mettelka as first with 48 075 votes, Louise Reese second with 36 025, and Margaret Curtin third with 32 475. A second count will occur February 27 for a diamond ring prize, while the first prize piano valued at 400 dollars remains on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Hambright
John Seubert
Amos Roll
G. W. Otte
J. J. Varney
Helen Metteliga
Louise Reese
Margaret Curtin
Helen Mettelka
Elsie Schmitt
Beatrice Burhopp
Lucy Andress
Lilian Tremmet
Catherine Lueckenbach
Carrie Vannedom
Elsie Wismeth
Marie Schiest
Frances Weiland
L. Trudeau
Margaret Raab
Amanda Witt
Rose Schlegel
Ethel Vanderhoof
Laura Jensen
Florence Bruley
Almon
Atwood
Emilie Bescler
Dorg Steineke
Caroline Kraemer
Martha Beer
Trierweiler
Merchan dise transfer boosts Laemle chain in Marshfield
On Thursday of last week Mery ehant Louis Laemle completed the purchase of the stock and mercan tile business of D. M. Glassner and entered into immediate possession. Mr. Laemle will continue the busi ness at the present stand, adding this to his chain of stores. Mr. Glassner retires from business, will continue to make Marshfield his home. During six years in business here he earned an enviable standing as a merchant. with his daughter Miss Minnie Glassner has run a model up-to-date dry goods and clothing store. It is hoped Mr. Glassner will invest here again and remain in the city. The Young Men's Club seeks rear rooms of the second story in the new Marshfield Hdwe and SutoCo store for a clubhouse and gymnasium. The space would suit club rooms with a gym and dressing rooms, making a deal likely. On Sunday Feb std, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Glassner will announce the engagement of their daughter Minnie Glassner to Mr. Joseph Heller of Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meryehant Louis Laemle
D. M. Glassner
Mr. Laemle
Mr. Glassner
Marshfield
Glassner
Minnie Glassner
Young Mens’ Club
Young Men's Club
Marshfield Hdw
SutoCo
Miss Minnie Glassner
Joseph Heller
Milwaukee
Sup't Otto
McKinle
Desolate case prompts aid effort and return plan
A destitute woman identified as Mrs. Davidsaver of Eagle Valley near Fountain City arrives with three children and seeks aid from Marshfield officials. The city poor committee takes up the case. Cross town authorities order her return home, with possible repatriation today unless Bethel accepts her. The Upham Manufacturing catalogue for 1911 is due this week, highlighting global reach and quality. A motion picture and musical program is planned at the opera house next weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varney and
Kalbskopf
City Poor Committee
Davidsaver
Eagle Valley
Fountain City
Elouse
Bethel
Marshfield
Varney
Cross
Berhel
First Spring Showing of Embroidery and Ginghams
The notice advertises the first spring display of embroidery, laces, white goods and ginghams. It touts a complete line of muslin underwear trims and new French medlines, Swiss embroideries, Nainsook, edgings, corset covers, baby sets, and long cloths. It highlights Indian linens, French lawns, batistes, linen suitings, and spring dress ginghams in varied patterns.
Marshfield Ranked Fifteenth in Seals Contest
Announcement of prize awards in the Christmas seals sale contests by the Wisconsin Anti Tuberculosis Society. Columbus wins the $350 Henniox piano and 20 carat Tuberculosis exhibit. Kenosha wins complete equipment for an open air school. Owen receives a concert phonograph and records. Marshfield placed fifteenth in class for cities over 2,000 and under 8,000 in contestants for the piano with standings led by Columbus, Richland Center, Wauwatosa, Kenosha, Portage, Jefferson, Waupaca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Society
Columbus
Richland Center
Cattle Stockers and Feeders Case Opens
The first case under the new law banning cattle sales not tabered and transferred with charts was heard before Judge Hahn. Norton’s sale to Dallendorfer was dismissed after witnesses showed the cattle were not milch cows and the buyers were stockers and feeders, exempt from the statute. Also noted: store improvements at Leo Rose’s, high school plan for a civic club, and a list of letters advertised at Marshfield on Jan 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hahn
W. J. Norton
Anton Dallendorfers
Briere
P. A. Williams
Norton
Dallendorfer
Marshfield
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Zanek
Oakland
Arived
Potster’s
Kate Stroebel
John Berg Neem
Maryrose Proell
Nellie Broker
Teresa Schulhouser
Agnes Weig
Anna Spintler
Lettie Paulson Sues
Myrtle Condon
Lisa Dix
Mary Draeger
Agnes Ebbe
Anna Heckel
Clara Witt
St. Pauls E. Church
M.W. A. Arpin Lutheran Choir
Richfield M
Stete
EF. U. M.W. A. Marshfield
Lady Foresters
Royal Neighbors of
Louis Laemle
Ent
Upham
Upham Furniture
At the Opera House
Zephyr Ginghams
Ra Ea Eta T Store
Menomonie Madison
Antigo
Eau Claire
Stoughton Whitewater
Rhinelander Marshfield
Riponpa
Chippewa
Congression
Waite
Wisconsin
Rose Bros
Derehant
Leo Rose
Browing
GO. A
Liewt. Sommers
Corp. Laschinske
Priv
Mittlesteadt
Wildish
Zimmer
Mus
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