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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1913
Page
1
A long story of a pennsylvania family and a Syracuse Christmas doll that travels by express to a city mansion. A cold reception turns warm as Bridget and Mrs Black care for Nellie, guiding a father reform and a happier family reunion.
The Upham Manufacturing Co announces its annual 1953 catalogue showcasing elegant furniture ranges for bedrooms inflets sideboards and more. Upham, renowned for mahogany, quartered oak and bird's eye maple finishes, emphasizes quality and modern design under manager F R Upham who also leads the National Furniture Manufacturers Association.
M H S basketball carnival at the armory drew enthusiastic spectators. The local team outscored Colby 52 to 18 with Pat Wright and Zmeton Wright starring in the first half and Ted Witt excelling. In the second half Wood and Reynolds held the visitors, while Busheys bested Company A 19 to 3 as Harry Sylvester, previously in W I baseball, showed notable rough play in the other game.
William H Voss buys the H B Parker shoe stock at 130 South Central Avenue in the former Fitzgerald building and conducts a cleat-up sale to clear space for new goods. Voss, a known city figure, plans a first-class exclusive shoe store. Mr and Mrs D C Gile of Water Town visit Marshfield, former residents, sister to Mrs McCullock. Gile formerly city school superintendent.
Fire at 1am Friday gutted the Doud Sons & Co saw mill at March Rapids, the town’s main industry, sparing the company store and lumber stock. Loss estimated between 3900 and 10000 dollars with no local insurance on the mill. Residents and nearby farmers aided in containment as the roof collapsed. The mill has long supplied lumber to Winona and regional yards.
The Sunset Club meets Thursday evening January 23 at 6 30 at the Presbyterian church for a City Welfare meeting. Ten minute talks will cover Beautifying the City Municipal Sanitation Social Problems and a New Departure in the High School Curriculum. Discussion follows on topics related to the city welfare.
Albert Plath completes extensive improvements to his Eagle adjacent building including a new front basement remodel and refined interior. A large capacity steel and sand oven with flat design enables easy movement when sand is removed, aiding the planned Saturday bakery and grocery store opening.
At the annual stock-holders meeting the First National Bank re elected the present officers and directors for the coming year. Directors include B F McMillan PF J Schaefer F A Noll H H Milove L Th Thom and Thomas Daly. Officers re elected are B F McMillan President C Marsh Vice President and H G Hambright cashier. The year’s business report shows a net profit of 25 percent on stock, praised as a credit to the officers and staff.
Miss Emily Waterman, reader for the Waterman Company, has nine years on the platform. She has traveled across the western states including Texas, North and South Dakota, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Colorado, Montana, Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, Minnesota, and Wisconsin. Known as a natural born artist, she often spoke pieces at school. Opera base, Jan. 31.
The funeral for Mrs Catherine Leinwander wife of John Leinwander Marshfield's prominent early landlord was held from Johns Church Tuesday of last week Rev Fr Vola presiding. She died from a sudden attack of pneumonia aged sixty one born in Austria. Her parents settled at Menasha where she married Mr Leinwander and they moved to Marshfield over twenty five years ago. The family were highly respected pioneers. Survived by one daughter Mrs John Marx and three sons Jacob Leinwander of the American National Bank Marshfield Frank Leinwander Kimball Minn and John Leinwander Menasha all present at the funeral. Friends from out of town included Mrs L Rattenburger Menasha Mrs Geo Leinwander and son Appleton Mrs M Grasser and daughter Granton.
For sale rent or exchange. Blacksmith shop with tools machinery stock and ten room living house on main corner two lots Stratford Wisconsin. Town with about 000 inhabitants good farming area. Only two shops in town. Fine business chance for a young man and energetic blacksmith. Value over 5500 sold at bargain with easy terms. May take land or other property in exchange. Call or address Louis Klumb Stratford Wisconsin 14th.
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