Company A's Masquerade at War Fund Ball
A crowded masquerade event by Company A featured a cake walk with prizes, including a mammoth cake won by Andrew Nielsen and Joe Thomas in costume. Awards honored numerous participants, supporting the regiment’s welfare fund with proceeds from the evening activities and the dance, while Miss Minnie Mune and Geo. Mastelly won top masculine prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eheks
Andrew Nielsen
Joe Thomas
Nllor
Lavdewlis
Olan Hid
Chad
Sawteil
St Usyell
Cotamnd
Gtr
Mary
Tatiana
Garge Cuigga Bachetla
Ming Helle
Bath Watheten
Pieter Iga
Huntrode
Toyabha
Che Gautmans
Msi
Schilling
Geo. Mastelly
Soldiers Move Through Cold as Reenforcements Arrive
In frigid weather a detachment of about ten coaches arrived with U S Infantry troops. Companies 1 and others were shown on their way, guards keeping vigil on the depot platform as the men warmed around. The scene was marked by stiff frost, busy officers, and a hopeful spirit among the guards despite the cold.
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U.S
Licey
Lip Win
Mighty Cold Weather Grips City With Deep Freeze
The article notes an extreme cold snap with temperatures plunging to 13 degrees below zero at night and lingering in the thirties by day. It reports widespread disruption with businesses halted, street frost, and residents enduring the cold, naming Lon Morlay as the oldest inhabitant.
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Morlay
Callara
Lee King
Woman Marries Man After Theft Arrest in Neenah
A romance unfolds after a struggling actor named Murphy is arrested for theft in Neenah. A mill worker identified as Aone Block posts his fine and the couple marry soon after, then depart by train for Neeab. The tale blends crime and devotion with a hasty wedding and travel.
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Hare
Mao
Wieily
Murphy
Trish
Waruimes
Neenah
Wirth
Apple eating and nail contest highlight Medicine Show
A Medicine Show at lash Week featured a lively program by three actors including humorous scenes. Events included an apple eating contest won by four boys, a nail driving contest for women won by Miss Lizzie Oliver, and a pie catching game where Miss Florence Paine guessed the number of beans in a bottle before catching a pig amid cheers.
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Knowe
German Medique Co
Ewer House
Barelng
Suverain
Alowell
Lizzie Oliver
Florenze
Paine
Miss Payne
Juase
Quiet wedding at Rev Eisen home features Tupg and Dickel
Henry Tupg and Mary Dickel wed at Rev. Eisen’s residence on Wednesday. Groom attended by Gus Kueh and Peter Waherbuch. bridesmaid Martha Hints 5 Digker. They will reside in a new house owned by Por Labelle in the 1st ward. Torenz Huth plans another mask ball on February Pith.
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Eisen
Henry Tupg
Mary Dickel
Gus Kueh
Peter Waherbuch
Martha Hints
Digker
Syster
Phi Bride
Por Labelle
St Joseph's Society Banquet Attracts German Catholics
St Johns Catholic hall hosted a large St Joseph's Society banquet last Tuesday with about 200 attendees. Rev Bisen opened, Adolph Weber of Racine reviewed the organization, noting a 50 000 member Gentexal Verein and a 1 000 000 reserve fund. Wisconsin lodges total 315 with 4 140 members and nearly 150 000 in reserve funds. Sick benefits paid 50 673 and death losses 25 127 last year. Speakers included Theo Kersten and Gerhard Marx. program featured German language addresses and music, with officers from Racine and Chilton.”
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St John’s
St. Joseph's Society
Bisen
Wisconsin
Theo. Kersten
Chilton
Weber
Hummer
Eveellene
Tin
Wahle
Gerhard Marx
Pius Lyons
Lso
Germsan
Ieee
Dress of
Welcom
Dannard
Adolph Weber
Racine
Centr
Veroln
veaeRow
J. Eisen
J. Eisen. | | Dares
Thydura Kersten
Callcon
Sseseee Rseee
Douhard Adressio Newe
Saliwauies
Hov
Bartels
Hewitt Addres
Wahble
Borie
Spedden and Paige Company at Adler's Opera House
Spedden and Paige Company opens a week at Adler's Opera House with Angie the Country Girl and Edison moving pictures. The troupe earns praise for novelty and appeal with a strong showing expected tonight for Exet Lynse. Admission 10, 20, and 30 cents. ladies admitted free Monday with a paid 20 cent ticket.
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Lire
Angie
Edison
eExet Lynse
Menomony Times
Ao Weel
Adler's Opera House
Smokers Factory Plans New Plant for John Hoelz
John Hoelz operates a small Marshfield cigar factory with six makers and an eager workload. In 1595 the plant produced 122000 cigars with ten cent and five cent lines, featuring Lake View Straight Ten Cent, Two Roses, Git Edge, Rose Bud and Toya Blue brands, all sold locally with plans to expand next spring as the current shop proves too small.
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John Hoelz
Lake View
Two Fires Sunday Hit Shops. Yoresown Fire Crew Responds
Last Sunday around 11 o clock the Yoresown fire company was called by an alarm from the ward. They arrived too late to save the macinery store kept by Mrs G Anderson, with most damage from smoke and ruined stock. An afternoon alarm followed to Frank Gokey s barbershop where a back room stove set bedding alight but only minor damage occurred before the fire company arrived.
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Birs. G. Anderson
Anderson
Frank Gokey
Marshfield Promotes Trade for a Busy 1590
A 1590 outlook urges Marshfield and Wood County toward an agricultural boom. The piece argues for stronger markets, improved streets, and a dedicated market square to help farmers sell their produce locally. It notes surrounding counties' growth and calls on business leaders to push trade initiatives and attract settlers.
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Wood County
Urada
Cme
Wisconsin
Tong Tay
Weuger
Oshkosh Times
Marshfield
Wisconsin Hardwood Export Company Formed
A new firm named Wisconsin Hardwood Export Company is organized with Sondheimer as president, Upham as vice president, and Katy as secretary and treasurer. It will export Wisconsin stock, a move the Record says will likely be very successful and may affect the business of Fred W. Upham Lumber Co. and Sondheimer & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Upham
Massondheimer
M. Katy
Um Wisconsin Hardwood Export
Sondheimer
Uphacy
Kate
Wisconsin
W. Upham Lumber Company Andr of KB. Sondheimer’ & Co
Mach
Chicago Hardwood
Thegurd
Lost a Finger at Upham Furniture Factory
Anton Leyawander, a workman at Upham Furniture, suffered an injury to his left hand while using a jointer. He was taken to Dr. Lathrop for treatment where amputation was performed. The accident occurred on Wherry Street, and payment details include cash and property terms.
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Anton Leyawander
Upham Furniture
Jinwander
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Company A
Arist OF
Tony
Keepy
Faiten
Tim
Torenz Huth
St Joseph's Society
Spedden & Paige Company
Wherry St
Wake
Ile
G. W. Busitor
Greenwond
Wits
General Hardware
Sam
Sheerin
Marshfield Hardware Co
Story Boon
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