Home from Western Trip Hinmans visit Utah and Mormon power
Mr and Mrs W G Hinman spent two months in Layton Utah with Dr and Mrs Clifford Heath returning last Friday. Hinman notes rise of Mormon influence in government landholding and business while praising western climate and scenery. He observes polygamy still exists in limited form and Joseph Smith as a dominant church figure, yet overall content to leave Utah to Mormons and return to Marshfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Hinman
Layton
Utah
Clifford Heath
Hinmat
Heath
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Hinman
Joseph Smith
Actas
Mr. Hinman
Marshfield
Change in Court Terms Proposed in Seventh Circuit
The legislature may change circuit court terms with Gates and Circuit Judge Park giving sanction. Portage counties would hold on the first Mondays in May and December, Waushara on the third Mondays in April and September, and Wood on the second Mondays in March and October. Assemblyman Conway weighing October timing, seeks county sentiment before acting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Conway
Conway
Mrs Horn Undergoes Mayo Clinic Operation
Mrs Henry Horn of Loyal, a Marshfield social leader, traveled to Rochester Minnesota last week for a major Mayo Clinic operation. The procedure was performed Saturday and described as very successful with encouraging surgeon reports. If recovery remains complication free, she is expected to recover rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Horn
Loyal
Marshfield
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Hospital
R. H. Schroeder
Wm. Uthmeier
Hurn
le Gtates
Strong staff for the Tiger 1913 Tiger year editorial team
Preliminary arrangements for the 1913 M. H. S. Tiger are completed with a listed staff headed by Editor in Chief Roderick Finney and Business Manager. Literary editors include Inez Noll, Leah Laemle, Angela Pinion, and athletic and arts contributors across boys and girls departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Able Star
Tiger Sia
Roderick Finney
Inez Noll
Assoc
Leah Laemle
Angela Pinion
Araleuics
Oscar Lindow
Chas
Hansl
Arline Cournoyer
Maryrose Mertle
Genevieve Kraus
Lorma Scharmann
Melvin Eiche
Fable Verhulst
Edith Noll
Jice Scharmann
Urelia Masloff
Mayme Brown and James Christensen Weds in Quiet City Ceremony
Miss Mayme E Brown and James S Christensen were married Saturday evening at the Adler flat building by Rev A J Coram with Miss Bessie Christensen and Elmer G L Jones as attendants. The couple will reside with James Christensen Sr. Afterward they attended a basketball game in which the groom played. Both are well known in Athens with Christensen active in athletics and military company IA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. ©. Ward
Adler
Y A. J. Coram
Mayme E. Brown
James S. Christensen
Bessie M. Christensen
Elmer Gl. Jones
Athens
Armory
James Christensen
Christensen
Nile
Company Ia
Marshfield Cemetery Board reports progress and self support
The Marshfield City Cemetery Board filed a report with the city Clerk on Tuesday, noting strong progress under the current management and a self supporting operation despite major improvements and start up costs. It shows a balance of 224.83 on hand against 280 advanced by the council, with detailed receipts and disbursements for May 1912 to January 31, 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield City
H. Buchmiller
Marehfield
Sexton
Marshfield
AOD
CO. A
H. Sommers
W. Mueller
G. Woolp
E. Witt
F. Vannedom Corp
A. Hoerl . , Corp. F. Binder
Riegel
Q. Joehuks
Art J. Deckert
Palace Meat Co to pay cash on delivery for stock
The Palace Meat Company advertises paying the highest market price for cattle hogs and poultry and promises cash on delivery, with delivery of stock to be shipped January 8. It invites sellers to bring stock or call, and insists it will come after stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Meat Company
13Te PaLace Meat Co
Marshfield Seeks Public Market For City Trade
Marshfield aims to establish a public market to display farmer produce for city purchasers. Early efforts fell through as the square was resold, but conditions now push Marshfield to provide a market to maintain its status as Central Wisconsin’s premier trading point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Blacksmith shop and tea room for sale in Stratford Wis
Valuable business chance for a young blacksmith or wheelwright. Klumb shop at main corner Stratford, population about 1100, farming area nearby. Includes $1000 worth of machinery, tools, stock, ready made sleighs. Terms negotiable, may trade land or other property. Contact I Reigh Stratford Wis January 15.
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Stratford
Wis
Klumb
I. Reigh
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T He Beavers Reserve Fund Fraternity
R. J. Schatz
C. Whitne
W.a ‘Treas
Kiva
Mary R
Berg
Wim
Hahn
le Martha Lahr
Anna Jank
Company A
Neenah
Ruth Connor
Walter Drolllinger
Auburndale
Grand Rapids High School
Doege
Stevens Point
August Arendt
M. HH
Colby
U. C
Grand Rapids
Wable
Wegner
Lindow
Ngl
Gen
King
Boy Scouts
Roddis Co
M. B.S
Antigo
City Hall
Company Aa
Business College
Howard Noll
W. W. Noll
American National Bank
Roddis
M.A. S
Fond du Lac
Store
Vesper
Hudson
Wegener
Jacob Weiss
W. A. Liese
Potter Pharmacy
P. It. Schaefer Co
Wausau
Oratory
Albert G. Felker
St. Jobn’s
C. W. Otto
P. I. Schaefer Co
Hub Cheese Co
Eigh School Lyceum
Bishop Schwebach
St. Joan's
Ferdinand Strauss
R. J. Strauss
Milwaukee
Hughes
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Woman's Missionary Society of the Freshchurch
Robert Connor
Wilson
Clark
Jos
Wett_ Stein
Felker
Gon Upham
Emelia Vogel
Louis Bauman
Theresa
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