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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1908

Page

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Foresters Celebrate 25th Anniversary in Marshfield Gala

More than 200 visiting Foresters from Grand Rapids Nekoosa and other towns joined Marshfield court for a 25th anniversary event. A chartered train welcomed guests who toured the town, followed by a Forester degree program at Forester hall, a 300 seat banquet at the armory, speeches and music before an extensive decoration display and recognition of local committees.

Marshfield Court Grand Rapids Nekoosa St. John's Court Colby Neillsville Auburndale Stevens Point Forester Hall St. John's Court C. C. F Armory Order of Foresters Wisconsin River Valley Foresters’ Association Wausau John A. Kuypers S.C. R Depere Gustave Keller Appleton D. H

Drowned father mourns after son's Ingram tragedy

George Smith of Ingram, longtime Upham Manufacturing camp superintendent and Marshfield pioneer, died during a visit when a telegram announced his son Edward had drowned in the Ingram River last Sunday. Edward was swimming at the time of the incident.

George Smith Ingram Upham Manufacturing Company Marshfield Edward

Marshfield Fourth of July Celebrate Big and Varied

Central Wisconsin reads like a festival catalog with two full uniform military companies a Second Regiment band athletic events a tug of war Auburndale vs Marshfield Elks baseball two horse races a sham battle and a grand fireworks display. Hotels stables police protection and detectives prepare for a record crowd as Marshfield promotes hospitality and asks residents to welcome guests with open arms.

Wisconsin Marshfield Second Regiment Central Avenue Stratford Auburndale W. J. Conway Grand Rapids

Tragic Local Fatality During Party Outing

Eighteen year old Eadward Smith died after a party outing when cramps struck him and rescuers could not save him. A companion nearly lost his life attempting a rescue. The body was recovered and interment followed in Ingram after a funeral planned at St Jobs Catholic Church. Ruth Smith, sister of the deceased, was visiting Marshfield at the time of the accident.

Eadward Smith Ingram St. Jobs Catholic Church Ruth Smith Marshfield

Ebert Honored as State Eagles Officers Elected

J E Ebert and others attended the Fraternal Order of Eagles state convention at Superior as delegates from the local aerie. The session elected officers including grand trustee J E Ebert who was unanimously re elected. A key measure reduced the grand lodge per capita tax from 30 to 10 cents per member. The next state meeting was scheduled for Waupaca with the youngest aerie in the state. The roster named The Bentry president Elmer Olson secretary Nichols and others.

J. E. Evert Peter Beaucheine R. J. Strauss Fraternal Order of Eagles Superior Grand Lodge Waupaca the. Bentry Sheboygan Elmer Olson Jnc Nichols Janesville Fred Sheppler Fond du Lac J. BE Ebert Marshfield Seattle Elmer Elvers Madison Eagle Order Grand Trustes

Lumber inspector killed by lightning near Phillips

G D Nordlie, a lumper inspector for G W Jones Lumber Co of Appleton, was struck and killed by lightning last Saturday afternoon in the Luger Lumber yards near Phillips where he was working. Nordlie was well known in this city and had frequently visited.

G.D. Nordlie G. W. Jones Lumber Co Appleton Luger Phillips Mr. Nordlie

Liquor Licenses Granted by City Committee Report

The mayoral committee on saloon licenses reported at a special council meeting and recommended granting licenses to numerous applicants. The approved list includes Blodgett, LaPoint, Ebcbe, Raab, Jahnke Jr, Salmon, Brackendorf, Mees, Kellner, LaPoint, Leitritz, Schmidt, Becker, Gund, Geschel, Trudeau Bros, Beaver and Weiland, Blumenstein, Danl, Korth, Juno, Schneider, Seubert, Backus, Bartel, Eckel, Springborn, Baumann, Carus, Scherr, Gehr, Schmidt, Rebstock, Mersch, Grall, Dickoff, Dumas, Ludovic, Tremmel, Hartl, and Michiels among others. The council approved the report and issued licenses.

C. BE. Blodgett Alex LaPoint H.C. Ebcbe Agt Blatz Bry. Co John Raab Fred Jahnke Jr Gustave Blumenstein N. Depot Peter Danl Fred Korth John Juno Richard Carus Phil. Scherr F Gehr Marx Fat John Schmidt Jos Rebstock Thos. Mersch Jos. Grall Peter Dickoff Dumas Depot St. Nic Ludovic M. Tremmel L. Hartl W. 2Nd St Mike Michiels Schermetzier John O'Connor 3Rd St

Continuous Disc Freezer Boosts Ice Cream Output

Ralph J. Baker equips his ice cream factory with a Creamery Package Continuous Disc Freezer. The brine device chills to 20 degrees below freezing, batches 70 gallons per hour, and is increasing daily shipments to about 300 gallons.

Ralph J. Baker Creamery Package Company Baker

Opera House Proposal for Marshfield Population Under 30,000

The Wausau Majestic Theatre Company offers to build a modern opera house in Marshfield Wisconsin costing about 20000 with 645 seats and 300 lights. City cooperation includes site donation and subscription sales for seats plus tax and utility concessions for five years, with opening targeted by September 1908.

W. H. Roddis Majestic Theatre Company Marshfield Theatre Company Citi Ne Wisconsin Wausau Majistic Theatre Company Crick Hall & Baker Wausau Majestic Theatre Co J. A. Borrichter

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