Eagles Bazaar Nets Large Sum for Building
Despite bad weather a large crowd attended the EaglesBazaar opening at the new clubhouse January 31 to February 3. Profits from booths and ticket sales totaled over 166.28 after expenses. big prize a Ford touring car went to Fred Mround. Prizes awarded included a coffee percolator, a bacon slab, and a French doll.
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O. R
Ange Htales
Gral
Sont
Fred Mround
Fred Buel
Edgar
Floyd Apfel
John PB. Adler
WB. Warr
Wes. W. W. McCulloch
R.H. Shepard
Bo VY. Rathtery
J. P. Tiffault
Sofa Philow
E. F. Ratery
Rugg Helmuth Koenig de
George D. Both
Savk Af
Death of McMillan Child Lene Allman
Lene Allman aged about two and five months died Friday at home of William and Barbara Allman in McMillan from spinal trouble. Funeral was held at the residence with burial at Ale wide cemetery in this city yesterday.
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Mies Lene Allman
William and
Barbara (Foltz) Allman
McMillan
Ale Wide
Sherry Notices of Local Moves and Visits
Sherry February 6 report notes Thomas and Richard Evans bringing home their father’s remains for burial after his January 25 death at St Joseph’s hospital. Various residents, including the S. S. mob with Miss Mary Davis, Thomas Davis, Herman Juntz, and Someta, visit and travel between Grand Rapids, Mantowow, Minneapolis and nearby towns. Richard Evans remains at home with neuritis while others plan moves to Greenwood for a creamery business and a family’s farewell to Sherry friends.
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Sherry
Thomas
Richard Evans
Mr. Evans
St. Joseph's Hospital
Mary Davis
Someta
Auburndale Notes From Area Residents Visit Parents and Relatives
Auburndale residents share updates as Mrs A Marcel of Waupaca visits her parents Mr and Mrs John Markee. Mrs Joe Baler returns from Loyal after visiting her daughter Mrs J Punter. Louis Greer and Merman Radtke plan work in Laona with Connor Lumber next week. Gotz Waves to Milwaukee to spend a week with brother and sister in law Nes Wennel Gotz. Wred Brayback heads to Laurel Mississippi for a two month visit with his son and daughter in law. He will be joined by his daughter Mrs Blumenstein and granddaughter Bonita.
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Auburndale
Poh
A. Marcel
Waupaca
John Markee
Joe Baler
Loyal
J. Punter
Louis Greer
Merman Radtke
Laona
Connor Lum
Land Co
Red Gotz
Milwaukee
Nes
Wennel Gotz
Wred Brayback
Laurel
Miss
Are
Mrs. Blumenstein
Bonita
Anna Spalding
Chicago
William
Thomas D. Spalding
William Spalding
B. Sartell
Blodgett Hotel
J. B. Severns
Willliam Lavalie
Montana
Elware W. Bender
Frank J. Purtly
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
Ill
William Anderson
Ray
Guy Blodgett
Anderson
Elroy
Blodgett
Madison
Inez Noll
John G. Kohl
Saturda
Marie Johnson
Washington School
Wausau
California
Sacred Heart Church
Adler Theater
Mary Pickford
Peppina
George S. Wood Jr
Mannville telephone officers elected at annual meeting
The Mannville Telephone Company held its annual election of officers last week at the Mannville social house. Elected were John Egger president Henry Law secretary Cust P on Tavol Kaser and G Ariens directors. Mrs Katie Bartt spent time with her sister Mrs Mattie Bogam. The Mannville line west of Mann has had no service for over a month. Mrs M Britten and family traveled to Marshfield to visit their son Mattie. A young gathering at Mrs Conrad Seubert’s home honored Kathryn Seubert with gifts and refreshments. The wedding of Kathryn Seubert and Wilner Drollinger on February 6 is noted elsewhere.
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Mann
Mannville Telephone Company
Mann Seriul
John Egger
Henry Law
Cust Pon
Tavol
Kathryn Seubert
Wilner Drollinger
Mill Creek Notes From February Local Scene
Mill Creek reports hay loading by Henry Smith with his brother in law assisting. Trank Seidel sewed for Mr Reed on Thursday. Equity of Hewitt members plan a dance on February 12. Anton Neuman visited Eau Pleine Monday and Thursday with help from William Seidel. Charles Seidel wed Miss Anna Gust on the 6th and will leave for Montana. more details appear elsewhere.
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Mill Creek
Feb
Henry Smith
Trank Seidel
Reed
Hewitt
William Seidel
Reit Weit
Marshfield
Anton Neuman
Charles Seidel
Anna Gust
Montana
Bakerville Notes On Residents And Local Work
In Bakerville on February 6 Miss Anna Kasberger moved to Ostikosh to live with her sister Mrs. Joseph Fenzl. Michael Michels is hauling wood this week. Miss Marian Zinthofer helps at Emil Mott's. Ludwig Binder left last week to work in the woods. John Sicklinger spent several days hauling cars to Marshfield. Aloysius Kasberger Sr. was the
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Bakerville
Anna Kasberger
Ostikosh
Joseph Fenzl
Michael Michels
Marian Zinthofer
Emil Mott
Ludwig Binder
John Sicklinger
Marshfield
Aloysius Kasberger Sr
Sick guests linger and baby born in Bekerville
Guests of Mr and Mrs John Sick linger Sunday. Ma and Mrs Emil Mott welcomed a baby boy Saturday morning. Residents report no mail for about a week and poor road conditions hindered travel.
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John Sicklinger
Emil Mott
Bekerville
Local News From Richfield Weather Delays Activities
The stormy weather keeps residents at home as A J Elliott is ill and Carl Leudthke Jr. has a sore eye. District No 6 closes for the week due to bad roads. Pean Knapton visits the John Painton home while Atkins of Winchester stays at the Porter ranch. Ranz Hansen recovers from grip. Walter Maxwell and Ross Porter move cream. Mrs Merrill misses her luncheon. Ladies Aid meets Feb 14 at Mrs G Hill for picnic dinner. Daniel and Galien Myfland of Blair Wis attend the recent party. The boss has not been around for some time.
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Richfield
A. J. Elliott
Carl Leudthke Jr
Pean Knapton
John Painton
Mr. Atkins
Winchester
Porter Ranch
Ranz Hansen
Walter Maxwell
Ross Porter
Frank Merrill
Richfield Ladies’ Aid Society
G. Hill
Daniel
Galien
Myfland
Blair, Wis
Siece
Tron
Central Wisconsin Fair Circuit Elects Officers and Dates
A meeting at Hotel Bladgett in Jaiday elected Dr. G A Mills as president S C Van Auken as vice president and W A Cathing as secretary for the Central Wisconsin Fair circuit. Fairs across Marshfield Stevens Point Wausau Chippewa Falls and La Crosse were scheduled August 23-28 and September 2-28 with running races added to Marshfield Stevens Point and Wausau.
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Bladgett
G. A. Mills
Wau- Sau
S. C. van Auken
la Crosse
W. A. Cathing
Stevens Point
Marshfield
Wausay
Several Deaths Reported In Wisconsin Obituaries
Way Irish of Exeland died at St Josephs hospital on Sunday. The body was taken to Exeland for funeral today. Mary Dulak of Rosholt died at the Wood county insane asylum on Sunday at age 71 from apoplexy. Funeral at Rosholt today. Mrs Ulricha Borchart of Auburndale died at St Josephs hospital Sunday at age 34. Funeral Friday with interment in Auburndale cemetery.
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Exeland
St. Joseph's Hospital
Mary Dulak
Rosholt
Portage
County
Wood County
Sane Asylum
Ulricha Borchart
Robert Borchart
Auburndale
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Go Easy On The Water Urges City Officials
The Times carries a notice from the water and light department urging the public to conserve water amid a strained supply. Superintendent E B Wayts warns that railroads use large amounts for extra engines due to snow and that keeping water for trains and fires is essential. He hopes new wells will ease shortages next summer but notes heavy snow has sharply increased consumption. Mrs E D Glennon plans to build a home for her paper the Stevens Point Gazette.
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City Water and Light Department
E. B. Wayts
Wayts
Mr. Wayts
E. D. Glennon
The
Stevens Point
Local Marshfield notes mix social visits and civic events
A roundup of Marshfield society and business. visits from residents and visitors like E Finney B G Pars Fred Hailer GC Kirsten Bernard Tollefson and others. church and club meetings. library and theater events. local politics and civic appointments. a tragic haystack death and naval enlistments. notable arrivals and departures around town.
Princess Pat to Appear Saturday at Adler Theater
The Henry Blossom Victor Herbert musical comedy Princess Pat returns from New York for a Saturday February 10 show at the Adler theater with Ruth Welch and a recognized cast. The plot blends romance and comedy on Long Island as Princess Patrice di Montalda, called Pat, plots with Bob Darrow to test her husband and thwart an engagement. Fire at Athens House caused $15,000 loss with $8,000 insured. Freeman W Sackett, founder of The Phillips Times, dies at nearly seventy. Charles Blake reported missing on France duty. Rabbit season ended January 31 and hunting bans resume September 10.
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John Corts
Henry Blossom
Victor Herbert
Ruth Welch
Adler Theater
Cort Theater
New York
Metropolitan
Mr. Blossom
Patrice di Montalda
Pat
Long Island
Anthony Schmelz
Grace Holbrook
Grace
Schulz
Schmalz
Bob Darrow
Trish
Miss Welch
Effie Tove
William Dawson
Carl Stoll
Frank Rose
George O'Donnell
Raymond Ellis
Tots Marks
Ethel Dennison
Thomas J. Keogh
Laughter as a glimpse into character in India text
Don Toersig argues laughter exposes heart and nature. A sincere, malice free laugh reveals a person’s true self, guiding mate selection and reading character better than speech or mood. He notes genuine gaiety exposes the whole person from head to foot.
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India
Don Toersig
Bebster
Equality Debate Prompts Cynic Exhange Quip
A sharp exchange features Siliicus arguing about human equality and Cynicus countering that equality exists only until challenged. The pun hinges on belief versus proof in the spoken tea shop banter.
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Eagles Bazaar
R. J. Strauss
Wisconsin
Warshfield
Thomas Davis
Herman Juntz
Grand Rapiv
H. B., Knapp
Hugh Jants
Minneapolis
Knany
W. A
Charles W. Kran
Martin Reethle
Greenwood
E. Finney Wan
Spencer
Kirsten of
Colby
Mrs. Mela, Kraus
Eagles Aerie
Bernard Tollefson
Stratford
Emil & Kiiner
Will Hall
Armory
W. W. McCulloch
Poynette
M. O. Barnett
Dairyland Real Estate Coompany
Loval
City
Gould
Marian Connor
Connor
Walter Woot
Grand Rapids
C. B. Blodgett
Carl Plath
Michael Miller
St. Paul
Magonic
St. Alban's Guild
Pest
EZ. C
Guild Hall
B. BE. Minney
Victor A. Mason
Marshfield Woman's Club
Anna Lath
Chilton
Dorothy Pulling
Mariel Jonnson
Ryan
Hawkins
St Joseph’s Hospital
Andrew Guckenberger
Stanley
Medford
Adam Guckenberger
Neil Nolt
G. E. Harrington
May Peterson
Odelia Lahr
Board of Commerce
C. E. Blodgett & Sons Company
Walter G. Sexton
Ellen
Elmer
H. O. Granberg
Oshkosh
Amyual Assay Commission
Wilson
United States
R. E. Andrews
Woman's Club
Lefty Hall
Walter O.wen
Madon Rock
Supreme ‘Court
Mareshall
Joseph Kodowinski
Elderan
Marathon Couny
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Albert Johnson
Er. E. Finney
Chris Rottmeyer
North Avenue
Rosenfeldt
Evangelical
St. Paul's Church
Hillside, Cemetery
Fort Sheridan
Medey Rembs & Sturm
Jacob Sturm
Clinton
Louis Rembs
John
Mr. Sturm
Tor
Mrs. Sturm
Princess Pat
Athens
Freeman William Sackett
Phillips Times
Charles Blake
James Blake
Hrntich
France
Siliicus
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