Fourth of July Parade in Marshfield Celebrates with Band and Pageantry
A lively Fourth of July celebration in Marshfield drew crowds despite rain, with the Second Regiment Band delivering music along Central Avenue. The parade featured many floats from local companies, including Upham Manufacturing and John Gund Brewing, a field of sports events led by Ted Lindsley, and a later concert by the band. The day ended with a community gathering at the Episcopal hall for lemonade and ice cream, praised as a successful, well organized event.
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Suc
Reviens
Promulites
Lawas Wil Celly
Bann
Yunrise
Avemue
Thred Street
D. E. Amesie
Capt
Cole
Marshfield Pieg
DNL
Louis Tawi
Marsh
Upham Manufacturing
Maine
Champion Company
Kavos Caad
Smeckler
Marstithdld Steam Launder Company
New Delivers
Mardhfleta Hardware Company
Milwaukee Harvester
Marshfield Belding Company
John Gund Irewing Company
Rose Brothers
Pabst Urewing Company
Patterson Brewers
Deckert
Rempke
Chas Davobus
Cantril Avenue
Bies
Emeg Paris
Ard
Ted. Lindsley
Giue
Victor Mason
George Paine
Karl Harlan
Thierry Wheater
Died at 3 o'clock Thursday morning J E Lindsley
Prominent local resident J E Lindleys death occurred at his Fifth and Cherry home after a brief illness. He had worked hard Wednesday and died quietly from an unspecified cause. Survived by wife and three children, with sister and brother living out of state. Born May 15, 1848 in New Jersey, he lived in Jefferson and Deerfield before moving to Marshfield in 1889. Funeral Sunday at 3 pm at the Presbyterian church, conducted by undertaker George W Woham. roses will be delivered for the service.
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J. EB
Lindaley
Cfu
Fifth and
Cherry Streets
Lindsley Tay
Walle
San Fracgisco
AOE
Lindsley
N.J
Deifferson
Wis
Marshfield
Wisconsin Central Company
Upham Man Shewring Company
Presbyterian Church
George W. Woham
Younes
Svatfold Collapses on Fourth Ward Dwelling Project
Theodor Musiel, a carpenter and builder, was injured Saturday during a fall from an open platform while working on Prof. D. G. Gil’s new dwelling in the Fourth ward. John Clapper and Charles Raun were nearby. Clapper escaped serious injury after a jump, but Musiel suffered a severe head, back, and arm wound. He remains under care with improving condition expected.
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Svatfold
Theodor
Musiel
D. G. Gil
Mr. Musial
John Clapperdl
Charles Raun
Mary Surah Ace
Musiv
Rawp
Hiel
Lr Wahle
Injured by circle saw at Rovdis Veneer factory
Fifteen year old Frank Weinfurtner of the sixth ward sustained a serious cut to his right wrist while operating a circle saw at Rovdis Veneer. A strip of heading upon the table was seized by the saw, striking his body and pinning his wrist against the saw guarding cord. He was treated by Mr. Lathrop and expected to return to work soon. The plant’s liberal injury policy pays wages during recovery.
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Frank Weinfurtner
Rovdis Veneer
Weilhfartner
Bodi Ag
Church Notes Regulate Services At 35
Regulate services at 35. CMulcig class meeting at 10:89 a.m. Preaching service 10:something a.m. Sunday School 12:00 m. Epworth League 6:00 p.m. Prayer meeting Thursday 7:30 p.m. Rev J Hi pastor invites AML to attend. Asian's Mission sixth Sunday after Ling Ther a celebration of the Holy Communion 10:80 a.m. Meeting Lilway sermon 10:45 a.m. Catechism 6:21 a.m. Friday July Evensong and regular monthly missionary service at 3:04 a.m.
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Epworth
Byonsong
Married in city wedding ties Kiniey to Burkman
Miss Minnie F Kiniey teacher in Towner SN D becomes bride of North Wis resident Adulph R Burkman. Ceremony conducted by Rev A Till last Saturday at MLM. Sister Ci Canes a city school teacher attended. Couple departed Saturday evening for Norrie to begin their future home.
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Jirsengee
Minnie F. Kiniey
Towner SN. D
Adulph R. Burkman
North, Wis
A. Till
Ci Canes
First Ward
Norrie
Notice to A. O. T. W. ludae members gathering
All members of the A. O. T. W. ludae are requested to be present at the morl ing Saturday evening E. V. Raytsky MW.
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A. O. T. W. Ludae
Morling
E. V. Raytsky, MW
Report of the Condition of the First Niatenil Trmnk Wisconsin 1800
A scanned financial report for the First National Bank of Wisconsin at Marshfield, dated close of business, outlining deposits, bonds, notes, and assets. It lists capital, surplus, dividends, and a notarized certification by LECLRAM, Notary Public, Wood County, Wisconsin.
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Wincotiam
Suibserbid and
Gwarn Te Oeimme Fra (Na del Jay
Daly
Tsai
Awra Li
Leclram
Notary Public
Wood County
Wiieoudli
Gvernet
Albert
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