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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1902

Page

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Mrs McGill Bound Over in Fire Case at Marshfield

The preliminary hearing for Mrs Ann McGill charged with burning the Marshfield Bedding factory on January 1 resumed before Municipal Judge R E Andrews. Witnesses testified to conditions surrounding the fire and identity of Mrs McGill. The judge held her for trial at the next circuit term with bond set at 800 to secure release pending further proceedings.

Ann McGill Marshfield R. E. Andrews Jodee Andrews Wipperman Grand Rapids Frank Vaughn Shis Mr. Ames McGill John Tf. Johnson George Keetelwatcha Charles Schmivler Chim Whitney Mr. Schmirler Live Ome Becking Central Avenue Ify William Speerbecher Joe Korth Fred Warginske Jacob Stirm Maggie Gessert George Kiecler Whiteney Kennedy Statue Uamel H. C. Wippermen C. B. Edwards Andrews McGil Clicuit Court Skennedy It Jham IT. A. Lathrop HL. Roddis R. Li. McMullen J. K. ‘Fiffanlt

Funeral of David Walterbach Under Masonic Rites

The funeral held last Saturday at 10 o'clock honored David Walterbach in Masonic rites attended by visiting brethren and many friends. E. E. Ames led burial rites at the cemetery, with Rev. R. A. McKinney giving a prayer. Pallbearers were fellow lodge members Cole, Winch, Christenson, Giles, Ellsworth, and Cranmer.

David Walterbach E. E. Ames W. 3 Lodge R. A. McKinney Jts Plaice Pall Christenson Giles Ellsworth Cranmer

New Depots in Prospect Improve Rail Service

Railway circles expect spring construction of at least one new depot at Prospect. The Central and Northwestern lines are likely to upgrade facilities, with the Northwestern planning a depot on Fourth Street near the crossing and plans already made. The Central may repurpose the existing structure as a freight warehouse at a favorable site.

Central Northwestern Union Fourth Street

Mail Route Expansion Bridges Marshfield and Grand Rapids

Next Monday the Northwestern railway will begin mail service from this city to Grand Rapids and Princeton via a new closed pouch system. Merrillan to Sheboygan will be covered by Aveher and Rawson with a third from the east end. A short run to Eland will be led by Dele. Mail in and out will total seventeen per day, thirty four total, matching other cities. A new resident will move here in spring. further staff may be added. The Princeton leg departs south at 2:45 p.m. Sundays. trips run daily. The route improves direct mail delivery and local communication with county seats and courts. In church news, Dr. Bolton preached at the Madison district M E Church pre opening services, aiding new edifice debt payoff.

Marshfield- Princeton Northwestern Railway Grand Rapids Princeton Omaha Northwestern Ma Merrillan Sheboygan Frank Aveher Charles Rawson Neine Loirpin Vesper Bolton M. E Methodist Dr. Bolton Madison Walter Mason Robert Kanouse Wansan Botton

Northwestern line offices move to Antigo sparks regional shift

Rail workers expect the Northwestern division offices for Ashland to relocate from Kankanna to Antigo on May 1. The move will affect about forty high paid employees and their families. A Milwaukee Sentinel dispatch notes Pred Westover, a Ne koosa paper mill worker, was instantly killed Tuesday morning when crushed between two rolls on a paper machine.

Ashland Ision Kankanna Antigo Spring Naukatne Antigo Iges Archer Milwaukee Sentinel Pred Westover Nekoosa

Fine Theatre Company Brings When We Were Twenty-One to Adler’s

The Fine Theatre Company presents When We Were Twenty-One at Adler's opera house on March 3. The play, previously staged at the Bijou in Milwaukee for one week, earned the highest press praise in that city. It is described as up-to-date and well-handled by actors of recognized national rank.

Lirach Charles H. Bellack Company Mwaukee C. Nelson Restau Unity Hirsch Uphain Marshfield Adler's Opera House West Bijou Milwaukee H. J. Kamps Wis

I D G T Convention Hub District Holds Session

The Hub District of the Independent Order of Good Templars met at the A U W hall in Loyal with about 70 delegates from Loyal Abbotsford Unity Nushonville Richland Arpin Pittsville. Grand Chief Templar WH Clark of Ripon addressed the group on the year’s progress and a lecture followed. The district officers were elected and the gathering affirmed the temperance work advancing rapidly.

Independent Order of Good Templars Clark Wood Marathon U. W. Hall Templar C. M. Taylor Loyal Abbotsford Unity Nusonville Richside Arpin Pittsville Templar Ripon Shion

Laundrymen Gather in Eau Claire for March Union Plan

Laundrymen of the region held a meeting in Eau Claire last Thursday to discuss forming an association for business advancement. A preliminary coaches meeting is planned in Bil during the third week of March to perfect the organization, with Stephen J. Leshy of the Marshfield Steam Launcher in attendance.

Eau Claire Biluring Stephen J. Leshy Marshfield

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Mrs. McGill Circuit Court Prospect Fine Theatre Company I. D. G. T. Convention Hub Ypansilen Order of Good Templars Mare Shing Suwadily Pward Rose Brothers Mustin Sale Mmaysy Tiffault-Kamps Mer.co GEO
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