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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1914
Page
5
Local notes recount visits and travel in Grand Rapids Wausau Neillsville Oshkosh Fond du Lac Rib Lake and Milwaukee. Mentions Ed Smith Lula Sherry Lois Eveleth Anna Cole and many others visiting relatives and conducting business around town. Society items include theater plans church services and a real estate deal near Ebbe with $6500 price.
Notice announces annual meeting and officer election of the Central Wisconsin State Fair Association at Marshfield City Hall at 2:00 PM on Saturday January 10. Stockholders and interested parties urged to attend as important matters will be considered. Bi J. H. White, Secretary.
The high ten scores for the first preliminary firing of Company 4 Sundsy include Sergt. W. Mueller Lieut. F. Reigelee Corp. H. Mueller Private R. Werner Corp. J. Christensen Private A. Hansen Lieut. B. Witt Private Braem Serg. A. Hoerl Corp. O. Johnks.
A meeting of the shareholders of First Nations Bank in Marshfield Wisconsin will be held at its banking office on Tuesday afternoon January 18 1914 at three oclock for the election of a board of directors for the ensuing year and for other business as may come before said meeting. B F McMillan President H Hambright Cashier
Michael Gebus a longtime Marshfield resident and veteran broom maker died Friday night at St. Joseph's hospital from liver cancer. Born in Alsace Lorraine France eighty two years ago he came to the United States as a youth and lived in Marshfield nineteen years. Survived by widow Theresa and twelve of fourteen children including Mrs Hansen Fulton Mrs McGuire Newark Mrs Brown Seattle Mrs Gibson Brickley Des Moines Mrs Blake Neenah Mrs St Germaine St Paul Mrs Hayden Marshfield plus four sons Joseph Anthony William Corneting. funeral was at 8:30 Monday from the Catholic church with pallbearers Joseph Plum John Michels John Kestel Joseph Rebstock and John Adler.
The Frank E. Long Company, in stock, began a seven day engagement at the New Adler opera house on Monday drawing large crowds with its performance and delighting audiences.
The theater company stands above the average with an excellent new bill presented each evening. Prices remain affordable and popular with patrons.
City Treasurer George J. Leonhard reports taxes began Friday morning with $10,853.30 due and $10,953.30 collected over four days. Fire Chief John Hoffman is shown paying Tax E 62.10 on city property as milestone evidence.
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