Marshfield Social Season Opens as Lent Prepares Town
Marshfield social life in early spring signals a six week Lent period beginning February 12. Dances and parties fill evenings at Armory Masonic Hall and the homes of Dr. U. S. A. Lathrop Mrs. Pond and others. People attend Eastern Star events and a Jong list of gatherings with prizes, music, and refreshments. Presbyterian services are announced for Sunday February 9 with evening sermon on the Seventh Commandment and related Bible readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
People's Dancing Club
Armory
Briany Evenme
Masonic Hall
Eastern Star
Mr Little
W. Sheer
Lewius
John J. White
Isis
Siu
Coines
Peives
Miss Gage
Aftair
M. E. Prentiss
Madison
John. F. Cole
Judge Pors
Wausau
F.A. Noll
Milwaukee
Wy.t. Pond
Stevens Point
Charles A. Johnson
John N. Kraus
Grand Rapids
Irman
Fred Sebwit
Auburndale
W.P. Bordie
Brill
Estores
St. Charles
Finney
Gshkosh
Alderhinan
Ed. Pinney
Art Finney
Mr Finney
Pinney
Ferdinand Hasson
Kirschner & Hanson
Oshkosh
R. G
Phino
Stratford Updates and Valley News Row
Stratford notes show Max Teske on the sks list and P Pagel operating a drill machine on Tuesday. Jett Dilton visited with friends, Kremme and Leitrits finish ice for next summer, H Weinge froze body parts, Matt Smith plans a machinery business, Mike Heller secures a wood contract with ten workers, plus a mask ball at Klemme's on Sunday February 7th, the last of its kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Teske
Sks
P. Pagel
Gostes
Wausau
Jett Dilton
Kremme
Leitrits
H. Weinge
Herman
Matt Smith
Athens
Matt
Mike Heller
Mike
Klemme
Marshfield Band to furnish music for season
Weber returned from Milwaukee after eye treatment for an injury. Robert Morrison works for Chris Paulson. Ross Morrison hauling wood to town. Magnus Mattson raised a new Gem windmill and started camp duties for the winter. Farmers from here attended the Marshfield Farmers Institute. Roy Burhopp returns home after two weeks with grandmother Mrs. Wood. Omaha line offers cheap tourist tickets to Montana and Pacific coast areas March and April 1902 via Northwestern line. Mardi Gras in New Orleans triggers excursion tickets at low rates. return by Feb 28. Contact ticket agents Chicago & Northwestern Ryeae wt d412.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Weber
Milwaukee
Robert Morrison
Chris Paulson
Ross Morrison
Magnus Mattson
Farmers’ Institute
Roy Burhopp
Wichfield
Wood
Omaha
Montana
Pacific Coast
Northwestern
New Jerleans
United States
Mexico
Chicago & Northwestern
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the Marshfield Times
Williams & Bailey
City of Marshfield
Eastern Star Party
Church Notes
Presbyterian Church
C. B
J. F. Youxe
Neilisville
Tilia
Louis Laemle
Here
Ray G. Taylor
Abbotsford
Clavio
Moncay
Neillsville
Neubach
Sheboygan
Postal Service
Admis
Michael Thomas
Bessie Cater
Vrof. C
Tr. R. Upham
Perdsy
Chicnen
Ure Upham
Sidearons
Magnus Midlisod
Nasonville
Samsay
George Losselyong
Star Lake
Tubsday
JU. Mylrea
Wausan
Stern General
Medford
Ieta
W. G. Flinman
Mr. Hinman
Taylor and Clark Counties
Standard Lumber Company
Iis
Science Club
Henry Wahl
Walter Sexton
Harold Vollmar
Lawrence Webster
A.kilein
North Central Avenue
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Ventral Avenue
Sexton's Ball
Temalarly Toph
Seerark
Amin Aes
Ehsan Veistiniy
Jobson
Russell
Richardson
Jean Sevsert Yas
Arthur Alocneins
Nick Zeimet
John Aricach
Gen
Thuss
Ra. Richarson
Lok Zeimet
Tughutt
NW. Ry
Ies
Milladore
Konop
Gey. W. Baker
Marehieta
Alfie Krubgack
Anton E. Kupseh
Otto Backhaus
T. J. Cass
Mupe
John Arnett
Miladure Brass
Rozum's
Milladore Lumber Company
Stratford
Hemlock Road
Assiday
Northerm
Wisconsin
Chas. Schmirler
the Shoe Man
Iron Works
Soth Depot Street
Advice
T. Belt
Warder Building
Washington, D. C
W.E. McEachron Grain and Milling Co
A. Salzman
Mgr
Marshfield’s Best Store
Xei
Tiffault
KAMPS
Narcut
Peter J. Kraus
Lookey and Sellar
wWisconsrm
Horn’s
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