Local Marshfield notes and odds and ends of town life
A sprawling mosaic of notices and brief items from Marshfield and surrounding areas. Mentions include shopping at Lacinle’s for shirts and hosiery, weather hints, upcoming visits by Dr Dre and optician Enis, various personal moves and illnesses, a Badger State Band concert at the Presbyterian church, local mill and lumber market chatter, pension news, church and school events, and scattered social notices involving families, clubs, and residents. The text records multiple small events, appointments, and local commerce in a single era voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacinle’s
Lacinle's
Daemle's
Dre
Enis
Optician
Marghfield
Fred Korth
Hop's
Pone
Badger State Band
Presbyterian Church
Clergy Hosts Married Pair in Port Washington and City Union
At the Catholic Church Thursday January 1 Rev Eisen officiated and Miss Mary Dottore daughter of Peter Doctor formerly of Stratford became a bride to John Schaitner of Port Washington. The couple departed for Port Washington on the afternoon train. At the Lutheran church last night Rev L Thom officiated and William Plath and Anna Risten both of this city were united in marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Jacobson
Minneapolis
Dr. Wahl
Stratford
Milladore
Wis
John Erion
Bent Schelbe
Shegoggun
TE. A. Upham
Northwestern Electrical Association
Milwaukee
C. $. Vedder
Heth Prairie
Sanford
Sanford, Mr. Vedder
GH. Swift
Uvion
Miwift
Neilis, Amos & Swift
James O'Breln
Northwestern Railroad
Wausau
Marshfield
James
Wm. Scott
Taylor & Scott
Centralia
Bau Claire
Scott
Eisen Offleinting
John ‘Schaitner
Port
Bank Meeting Election Of Officers At First Moons Bank
A directors meeting at the First Moons Bank elected officers for the ensuing year. Adam Hafer was re elected president Worth Moyer vice president Edw i Reese Ashlee and Ernst Schmidt asistant cashier Directors Daily Choate Camer on Uthmeier Thom Reese and others were noted. The bank’s affairs were found in satisfactory condition with growing and conservative business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Moons Bank
Adam Hafer
Worthmoyer
Edw
I. Reese
Ashlee
Ernst Schmidt Nasisant
Thos
Daily
Leander Choate
Oshkosh
Assembly Committees Formed Under Speaker Backstar
Speaker Backstar named Hon. R. C. Wipperman as chair of the privileges and elections committee and placed him on the judiciary committee. Hon. Joseph Marsh of Clark county chairs the manufacturers committee and sits on the joint committee of fish and game. Mark H. Barnum of Marathon county is assigned to the judiciary committee and to the committee on cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Backstar
R. C. Wipperman
Joseph Marsh
Clark County
Fish and Gue
Marstron
Mark H. Barnum
Marathon County
Milwaukee Semi Centennial plans collapse
A Milwaukee led effort to raise $400,000 for a state wide semi centennial celebration failed. The select committee reported $307,000 pledged, triggering abortive plans for a county wide event and a state capital literary celebration. The committee adjourned without action, delaying any formal observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Lac
Nd Ag
New deer and fishing bill to loosen season rules
A forthcoming pew fish and game law introduces a November deer hunt window of the first twenty five days with a 1 license fee of 1 for residents and 25 for non residents. Non resident license revenue partially funds county wardens. The bill classifies wild fowl separately and allows haul Sept 1 to May. It also bans most nets except dip nets in certain inland waters. Trout season remains Aug 20 to Apr 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pew
Acer
Fish and Fame
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Horn's
Ulster
al. Dumias
Ald. Steinenelz
Ula
Portage County
Noll
Meg
Kraus
den Fieten
Pickels
Workines Lodge
David Justice
Greenwood Wis
Mr Justice
Tit Plnod
Simer Benham
Tong
Nesday
Vaohee
Emil Cady
Kilbourn City
Mnginner
Uphuns
Aly
Uphin
Hyland
Belek
Alis
Rozailville
Rollo Branch
Green Bay
Faher Vurle
Sir. Joseph's Church
DePere
Chicago
France
Morton
Gramton
Henry
Garlion
Nuillsvilles
Hartl
Tuty
de We Towns
J. T. Clark
Wisconsin Contra
Burlington
Ueler Toll
Athens
Athens Manufacturing Company
Martin, John
Joseph
Anton Munes
Henry Brugs
Geo. Sutter
G. A. Kreutzer
Charles Kett
Marshfield Hove Company
Hellipeter
E. Blodgett
Cereal Avenue
Second Street
Upham Manufacturing Co
Thos. Dally
Frook
G. W. Henderson
Pension Department
Dbu
Totderson
Insurance Department
Order
United States
Canada
Buse
Peter Bull
Joseph Baumann
Barvin
Ingaty Pruok
Guenther
Gowin
F. Green
Adam Gessart
Hastreewr
Henry Hays
Hue‘Inger
Win. Jansen
Jacksson
G. Koenig
John Keisling
Fred Kun+ Kuhn
Rose Linmeier
Berhardt Meyer
Hy Uvitelern
Lewis Deotel
Hans Paulgon, Sr
Louis Packard
Hans Paulson
Jry
Chas. Reich
John Resteln
Casper Schafer
Ferdinand Scholack
Southurn
Wenzel Stuebel
Frank Schomder
Jom Spubler
Adolph Schutt
Wile Schultz
Edward Trensner
Peter Wilcot
Hubbard
Unity
Waltermer
Narshfield
WJ. Hubbard
W. J. Ligbee
Janesville
George McKerrow
Farm Institutes
Poe
The
Times
Eogar T. Wheelock
William H. Ellis
Ibis
Westfeld
Ind
Westfield News
Chamberlain
Denry Hyrn
Goo. Thompson
Warren
Inds
Medes
T. Belare
Lor Ubeir
Thompson
Wisconsin Hoop Co
Bell
Bell & Kelley
Hoop
Smith
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Tevery
Notio
Thane
Kersey
Louis Laemle
T. F. Vannedom
Dakota
Greenland
Sheerin’s
Rock Bottom
House of John Gately & CO
Yale
Clark
Jackson
James Hair
A. Am
SsToVv ES
Marshfield Hardware
Essors
Williams Hardware CO
Suce
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