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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1901
Page
4
An examination for corporal was held Wednesday evening with privates Korth Schoenhofen Dinolog Rowe and Greisinger. Privates Korth and Schoenhofen were tested with a 74 percent score. Schoenhofen, a charter member of the new company, received the promotion by seniority according to regulations.
Legislative items introduced include three gunshot measures on campaign finance oil inspection and mortgage taxation, with Sturdevant proposing a trust duration exception for churches and charities. Other bills seek license limits for tavern operators and broad charter reforms, while La Follette abolishes the state immigration board, awaiting a new replacement.
Pope Leo XI extends the Holy Year indulgences to six more months and expands authority to America. Bishops will soon announce pilgrimage selections. The jubilee requires sixty church visits over fifteen days, with rules on timing and multiple churches, plus optional dispensation for certain penitents and charitable works.
Rev Edward James friend of Dr W E Pead arrives for a brief city visit to preach at the Presbyterian church Sunday forenoon. He will lecture Tuesday evening at the Methodist church on Causes of the present Trouble in China and Accidents of the Strike with adults admitted and five cents for children. James went to China with his bird in 1896 and has lived in Celestia since the Boxer outbreak forced refuge in Japan. The subject is timely and the lecture promises interest.
The 15 year old son of Henry Pewis, living two miles south of Rozelville, died Tuesday from malignant diphtheria after a short illness. Four other family members are ill with the disease. The decedent had worked at one of Connor's timber camps and returned home sick. a strict quarantine remains in effect at the farm.
Miss Sarah Anderson plans a visit to Minneapolis while Kraus makes a business trip to Wingau on Monday. Editor Paulus visited his Chilton home over Sunday. Miss Blanche Shearer visited Milwaukea, and Miss Angie Ts Budde as Colby is guest of Miss Hattie Weegtt. Capt. B. EB, Ames returns from Ripos. Postmaster John F. Cole trip to Chicago early week. Mrs. J. J. Williams visited Mr. Williams in Shilwaukee. Andrew Rumenupp on a Caldy trip via Crsu. Mrs. George Schnasse of Stratford visited Marshfield this week. A. B. Blodguit at Chicago sale Tuesday. AT Aceroy visits Calby whistle and Lass Saturday. J. P. Jansen called to Sherwood for mother’s death. Alderman Louis Laemle did extensive business this week.
George Viele enjoys a short layoff at home. Mrs. Leo Trudeau of Arpin visits city friends this week. Olivia Had entertains Miss Klum of West Bend. Mr and Mrs John Thervall spend Sunday with Mr and Mrs Albert Radloft at Spencer. Mrs 2 Bo Smith visits her parents at Lice Lake before moving to Washington. Mrs Hills of Stevens Point hosts Ms and Mrs W D Connor last Friday and Saturday. Miss Laura Riche returns from Milwaukee visiting Lou Pratt. Oale Senarmann leaves for Steisenville. Medford Prentice and partners at Marshfield work trips. Miss Mary Dix returns from Clinronville and other points. J C Schubert travels to Stevens Point for Marshfield Boiler Works matters. Clarence Reynolds of Green Bus visits Geo Reginald and works on residence. Bert Austin of Ramilyfl attends business in city. John Su Voelker travels from Park Falls to see a minstrel show and faces trouble. Mrs W A Sexton takes daughter Helen to Milwaukee for eye care with Dr Snyder. return planned later this week. William Defur and family head to Wadesville Ind for visit. Defur’s former home unseen in twenty years. George Thoms of Milwaukee visits relatives. employed now with John Graf Cigar Co. Wilberh Kelly, recent Wisconsin Central graduate, returns home. to begin Northwestern Railway work at Chiton Ta. Miss Mattie Armstrong travels to Necedah for her sister Mary Armstrong’s wedding to Elbert Davis of Chicago on Feb 20. Miss Nellie Armstrong accompanies Mattie to Necedah.
Woon county court in Probate orders creditors to present claims against the estate of Andreas Dailendorfer deceased. Letters testamentary issued to Maria Anna Dallendorfer on the Sunday of February 190?. Court sets June 4 1901 and September 3 1901 as hearing dates. Publication in Marshfield Times for four weeks starting within ten days. Dated February 6 1901 by Acting Judge Adien A. Gaynor.
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