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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1899
Page
5
A sprawling summary of assorted local items includes day boarders wanted at Pomroer's restaurant, auctions and property sales, masquera de balls at the opera house, repairs at mills, and society meetings. It notes a hospital operation in Chicago, census of local trades, and upcoming poultry show in Waupaca.
A stream of local notes lists Maj. Upham in Madison and several visitors and residents traveling to Milwaukee, Tomahawk, Stratford, and Marshfield. It mentions editor Paulus in Milwaukee, lawyers and officials, a school board decision awarding a contractor for a new building, and ongoing grip or influenza cases affecting families and individuals across the region.
St Alban's Mission observes Phird Sunday afer Epiphany with a 7 00 a m Holy Communion and Litany at 10 80 a m Second Celebration and sermon at 10 43 a m Evening worship at 7 30 p m Catechism at 9 45 a m The seals arrive and will be ready Sunday next Dedication service planned for early February under Priest in Charge Groner H Kauresnacit.
Mrs. extends heartfelt thanks to many friends for kindly aiding her during her husband s illness death and burial. Recognition and gratitude expressed to all who offered support.
The article notes an early warm spell melting ice roads hindering timber work. Loggers face postponed movement as snow and cold weather return is needed for market access. Millions of feet of logs sit on skids awaiting transportation, causing concern and long faces among workers.
Prize masquerade ball hosted by Company A at Oshab Adin's opera house Tuesday evening January with music by the Badger Sente Band. A quartet of valuable prizes to be given by the giver AIL. Joho dugu to perform as sexton on the program.
The long ranged new program is unadapted and will have a schedule next week. Seniors taught this week include Miss Anna Ferguson and others. The second year composition class will recite next week. Latin Russian book keeping and algebra are added. The building’s rush is urged as seats are filled. Mr. Gile notes the largest class with about 45 scholars.
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