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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1913

Page

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Marshfield Over Grand Rapids Keeps Appleton Tournament Hope Alive

In a Friday armory game Marshfield routed Grand Rapids 29 to 19 after leading 12 to 6 at halftime. Pat Wright and Emeron Wright starred for Marshfield with strong defense from Delmore. A neutral-floor date with Wausau and a possible Antigo contest could seal a spot in Appleton.

Grand Rapids Marshfield Fiche Delmore Appleton Wausan Antigo

Missionary Tea Night at Presbyterian Church Parlor

The Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church hosts its annual missionary tea Thursday evening at the church parlors. A Fortnightly Music Club musical number will follow a PrORTan and Miss Austin of Green Bay, a noted missionary, will deliver an address.

Woman’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church Miss Austin Green Bay

Lecture Friday Night by A. Payne on Beautiful Hawaii

Dre Charles A Payne represents a state university in extension work and will lecture at the Methodist church Friday evening February 28. The program features one hundred Hawaii views and Payne is billed as one of the best on the American platform. Admission five cents, students and children twenty cents.

Dre Charles. A. Payne One State University Methodist Church Hawaii Payne Marshfield

Marshfield Times Changes Hands Under New Management

Edward Barr and A J Campbell take over the Marshfield Times and assume possession of the plant on March 1. Barr comes from Marshfield News. Campbell from Roddis Lumber and Veneer Co. K R Williams retires after thirteen years as editor to practice law with P A Williams under the firm A and RR Williams, occupying the armory office now used by P A Williams.

Edward 8. Barr A. J. Campbell Marshfield Times Barr Marshfield News Campbell Roddis Lumber and Veneer Co K. R. Willams Times P. A. Williams A. & RR. Williams Armory The

Potts to meet Krieg in ten round boxing match

Jimmy Potts of Minneapolis faces local 150 pound boxer Tommy Krieg in a March 6 bout at the opera house. The ten round match is no decision with the winner taking all gate receipts if KO occurs. Potts is a veteran with strong wins and Krieg is in good condition for a hard fight.

Tommy Krieg Jimmy Potts Minneapolis K. O Krieg Potts Marshfield

D A R Banquet Honors Washington Birthday

The D A R held its eleventh annual banquet last Saturday at Mr. and Mrs. BE Pors home in honor of Washingtons Birthday. The room featured American flags and Washington quotations. Covers for thirty two, with each guest receiving a Washington picture and the birthday cake centerpiece was a Cracraft Milwaukee gift. Mrs. Pors presided as toastmistress with speeches by Mrs W D Connor Mr Tifault Mrs Hume and Mr Jam Cols. Former Regent Mrs John P Hume attended as guest of honor.

D. A. Re Washington BE. C. Pors George Washington Mrs. Hume Jam Cols John P. Hume Pars Bastess

Uncle Tom's Cabin at New Adler Opera House

Leon Washburns Stetsons Uncle Tom's Cabin to be artistically presented at the New Adler Opera House on Tuesday March 4th. The production promises an outstanding company, complete scenery, and top quality theatrical effects to deliver one of the season's best performances of the renowned drama.

Leon Washburn Stetson New Adler Opera House

Marshfield fair fixes 1919 dates in late August

Marshfield officials set the 1919 fair for August 26 to 29, a Tuesday through Friday schedule that has drawn crowds in the past. At a Watsan racing circuit meeting Treas. F. A. Noll and Sec. J. H. White reported other fairs pressed Marshfield to join a different week, prompting the decision to run independently. The city previously prospered with purses totaling around 1200, and officials believe similar success can be repeated by racing solo.

Marshfield Fair Association Watsan F. A. Noll J. H. White Marshfield

Jury List for March Term of Circuit Court

The new law moved the spring term to March and began March 10. The following jurors are drawn for the March term: Grand Rapids City Robert Rowland, Wm Reeves, John Steib Sr, Alex Muir, C B Kruger, Mat Schlig, A P Mulroy, J E B Farley. Marshfield City Wm Eggebrecht, Arnold Hever, Martin Brhardt, Joseph Stierle, Albert Wendland, Stewart Smith, Julius Hangen, Albert Kisten, Frank Vannedam, Martin Adler. Pittsville City Otto Will Biron Village O Rocheleau Jr. Pr Edwards Village Henry Eberhardt, Nekoosa Village Herbert S Latham, Marshfield Town Francis Durst Chas Woodrow. Sherry Town Harry Thomas, Lincoln Town Frank B E Wyman, Milladore Town Chas Linamay er William Welk. Rock Town Fred Anderson James Hurd. Sige Town John Power. Grand Rapids Town Clark Snyder. Arpin Town Peter Weber, Cranmoor Town Ed Kruger, Saratoga Town Frank Gallagher. Wood Town Win Strope.

Circuit Court Grand Rapids City Robert Rowland Wm. Reeves John Steib, Sr Alex Muir C. BE. Kruger Mat Schlig A. P. Mulroy J. EB. Farley Marshfield City Wm. Egge Brecht Arnold Hever Martin Br,hardt Joseph Stierle Albert Wendland Stewart Smith Julius Hangen Albert Kisten Frank Vannedom Martin Adler Pittsville Otto Will. Biron Villiage O. Rocheleau, Jr Edwards Village Henry Eberhardt Nekoosa Herbert S. Lapham Marshfield Francis Durst Chas. Woodrow Sherry Harry Thomas Lincoln Frank BE. Wyman Milladore Chas Linamayer William Welk Rock Town Fred Anderson James Hurd Sige John Power Grand Rapids Clark Snyder Arpin Peter Weber Cranmoor Ed. Kruger Saratoga Frank Gallagh

Rotten Granite Approved for City Roadwork Plans

Street Commissioner August Budaba returned from Madison after three days at a state road building school. Experts viewed gut decomposed granite as a strong, cheap material for road projects and recommended thin courses graded and rolled. Milwaukee superintendent showed interest in using it if economical to excavate and transport.

Budaba Madison State Budahn Milwaukee

Soldier McPike Seeks Return Bout After KO Win

Soldier McPike of Ladysmith defeated Kid Brunni of Neillsville by knockout in the third round at Worden's opera house. Staley described as in peak condition, while Brunni credited training and vowed to improve, McPike eager to defend Central Wisconsin lightweight title and seek a match with Leo Krieg in Ladysmith.

Soldier McPike Ladysmith Times Kid Brunns Neillsville F. A. Staley Kid Bruonni Worden Opera House Brunni Staley McPike Wisconsin Leo Krieg

Imperial English Bell-ringers at Adler Opera House Saturday

Music lovers will hear the Imperial English Bell-ringers at the Adler opera house on Saturday March 3. The 100 bell ensemble offers novel mellow yet resonant music with bells weighing two ounces to eleven pounds. The program promises concerted music of every class and marks a breakthrough in bell ringing.

Adler Opsra Nanse

Death of Mrs. Margaret Peterson of Lincoln

Mrs. Margaret Peterson widow of Ove Peterson of Lincoln died at her home at 3 p.m. Sunday due to paralysis. Funeral from the house at 10 a.m. today proceeds to Nasonville Press church for service, then interment in Nasonville cemetery. Born March 18 1848 in Nysted Denmark she came to America in 1866 with her husband, later living on a farm near Nasonville. Twelve children survive with numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. She was highly regarded for her devotion to home and family.

Margaret Peterson Ove Peterson Lincoln Nasonville Nysted Denmark Peterson America Hartford J. C Anton Otto Walter Peterson Herman Kaufmann Jeanie Clara Peterson Wm. Gerlach Grantam

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