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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1913
Page
4
In a recent auto contest, each nominee received 5,000 votes as the field narrowed. Names of the contenders and the voting details were reported, highlighting a surge in support for several entrants.
Louisiana governor and famed reformer J. Sanders, celebrated orator and former U S senator, speaks at the Chautauqua on the fourth afternoon. He will address his view of a new southern spirit from a political and social reform perspective, drawing on his career and state leadership.
Miss Minnie Haight, daughter of Mr and Mrs H E Haight, married Floyd Fisher of Milwaukee Monday morning at the South Vine Street residence in Marshfield. Rev A J Coram officiated with only relatives present. The bride wore white brocaded messaline and went away in white serge. sister Lillian Haight served as maid of honor and George Haight was best man. An elaborate luncheon followed. The couple will live in Milwaukee after July 1 at 1058 Third Street. Fisher is a noted real estate man. Minnie Haight has long been a church usher and Marshfield resident. Also included is a note on a practical green rubberized silt flower holder.
Chautauqua season tickets are urged for social gatherings and planned events. The notice promotes securing seats early to ensure grace period access for attendees and organizers.
In a tight Marshfield game, Leitner struck out and Lonsdorf and Armstrong made outs in sequence. Cook was hit by a pitch to reach first, and no runs scored as the ninth ended in a shutout. Armie’s four hits and one error, Wood’s improving show and two double plays highlighted the effort. Grand Rapids’ sole double play came on a short to first. The team showed fight and discipline, with supporters urged to back the club.
A Chautauqua program announces season tickets for a comic and wholesome entertainment run. Organizers promise good humor, lighthearted acts, and community amusement as the season unfolds.
An advertisement touts Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as a remedy for impaired digestion and poor appetite. It claims strengthened digestion and appetite with several thousand users benefited, and notes the tablets are sold by all dealers.
Mr Roddis notes heavy police guard around museums and galleries after suffragette acts. He recalls Miss Emily Wilding Davison at the Derby at Epsom Downs where a fatal injury occurred to the king’s racer. Bets largely two shillings to two pounds. a bookmaker’s stand is wrecked as spectators seek winnings. The Derby attracts about 150000 attendees.
The delivery log records a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Frank Bump on Monday morning and a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Wiley Moffet on Thursday. A son arrived Monday night to Mr and Mrs Louis Mauritz. An exchange reports forty accidental drownings in Wisconsin in June.
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