St Josephs Hospital gains new chapel and rooms
St Josephs Hospital plans a $10 000 chapel and four new rooms to expand capacity to over twenty five beds. Building runs to December 31 with a large garden and ongoing renovation of the main building. Sisters of the Sorrowful Mother staff the hospital, with about nineteen patients currently under care and extensive medical services from city physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hottu
Ube
Kk. W. Douge
St. Joseph's
Sisters of the Sorrowful Mother
America
Rome
Atlantic
Rodumacher
Apple+rom
Henry
Nick
Les
Ed Stone
Joseph
Tony
George
Peter
Willie Eckes
John Hyland
J. Kline
Schwalbach
John
Charles Regele
Peter Teckel
Jos
Radlinger
T Hornick
Krieg
Milwaukee Here Sunday In Big Local Baseball Clash
Milwaukee state league hosts Marshfield next Sunday on home grounds in a game billed as a strong contest after both teams endured rough patches. The lineup features Beant Jacobson and Buchta with Milwaukee’s Garner and Naughton to start, while Christman will pitch Monday. Other Sunday games include Kaukauna at Appleton, Wausau at Sheboygan, and Oshkosh at Green Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee State League
Marshfield
Port Washington
Beant Jacobson
Buchta
Milwaukee
Jefferson
Milwaukee Sentinels
Enatcher
Thomas
Iis
Ashland Wip
Battery
Ganer
Naughton
Mond Christman
Kaukauna
Appleton
Wausau
Sheboygan
Oshkosh
Green Bay
Marstuichl
New Quarters for Elks in Marshfield Fraternal Home
Marshfield Elks plan a new club and lodge rooms on the second floor of the Bodega building. Lease starts August 1 as the Marshfield News moves to the Fiche building. The remodeled suites will include a large lodge hall and upscale furnishings, boosting local prestige. A Carnival at Mill planned for July 25–25 will attract Elks from the Northwest for a major social and entertaining event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neillsville
Chili
Omaha
White School House
Blodgett Farm
Central Avenue
Marshfield Telephone Co
Wausau
Pittsville
Grand Rapids
Greenwoed
Archie Schubert
Charley Smith
Marshfield
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Bodega
Marshfield News
Fiche
Pantus
Biks
Elks Lodge
Northwest
Dream City
Elks
Marshfield Lodge
Recruiter Brin kmat Seeks Men in Milwaukee Town
Sergeant William Brinkmat of the U S Army, a Milwaukee headquarters recruiting officer, arrived Wednesday and spent Thursday seeking enlistments. He has several recruits at Wansut Who who will depart next week. Applications will be received at Dr Wahte's office for the coming week. Three lots of wood with 12 cords of rock on the ground will be sold reasonably. Enquire at this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brinkmat
U.S. Army
Milwaukee
Wansut
Whoa
Wahte
Bria
Wilie
Preparing for Camp by Second Wisconsin Infantry
Members of Company A Second Wisconsin Infantry drill twice weekly and shoot Sundays to ready for the August camp at Harnden. First Lieut. Meyer commands in Capt. Martin’s absence. sixty men will depart for camp. An informal inspection by Adjt. Hugh Pomeroy of Appleton occurs Tuesday evening at the armory to ensure gear and readiness. Spectators may attend the gallery. The Second Regiment band trains for military service and aims to maintain its strong reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company A
Second Wisconsin Infantry
Camp Harnden
Meyer
Martin
Adjt
Hugh &. Pomeroy
Appleton
Your Little Savings Your Little Savings Deposited in this bang
A brief promotional note claiming savings deposits grow with time and pay 2 percent interest per year on one dollar or more. It offers free safe-keeping of valuable papers and invites all to visit the bank location.
Stationed Among the Sioux in Springfield Visit
Mr. and Mrs. M E Bradford of Springfield South Dakota visit the latter's mother Mrs Elizabeth Gassine this week. Bradford is superintendent of government Indian schools at Springfield and his wife is matron of the institution serving Sioux Indians. They were formerly at Rosebud agency and were accompanied by Mrs C M Bradford of So Tee Neillsville wife of the Clark county court clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.E. Bradford
Springfield
South Dakota
Elizabeth Gassine
Bradford
Government Indian Schools
West
Alrs. Bradford
Rosebud
C. M. Bradford
SO Tee Neillsville
Clark County
Rindemans
W.D. Connor
Kraus
Mich Steinmetz
Christensen
V. Wintil i
M. Deming
C. G. Lisdmann
Pickers Warned to Watch for Lost Children in Berry Season
The berry picking season is near and reports of missing children in the woods are common in this region. Communities worry when youngsters wander off from berry parties, urging guardians to keep little ones within sight and call attention to safety.
Mrs W D Connor Hosts Five Oclock Tea Event
Mrs W D Connor entertained with a five oclock tea at her home at Third and Gherry streets on Wednesday in honor of Mrs Messer of Milwaukee. Guests included Mesdames Hills Lindemann Tack W HW Lind Fred Allyn Janes Vawrin Ida Sexton and Miss Reynolds and Geo W Clark, the cement walk and basement builder, plans to take on new orders if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Clark
Geo
Clark
Wausau
Wis
Slott
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ST. Joseph’s Hospital
Louis Larsor
Rev. McKinney
Rose Brothers
Chacu
American National Bank’ OF
Cagnier
Avery Geyer
Deaux
United Bultes
Europe
F.G. Waite
Chicago
B. Elvis’ Jewelry Store
Wall
Chronicle
Turkey
Union Crean
Twillli
Renilies
Usham’s
Marshfeld
Schmirler
Chas. Schmirler
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