The Blue Kid Slippers Tale of Constance and Robbed Tin
Constance and Nora play in muddy streets on a sunny day. Constance secretly takes blue kid leather from Mr. Burton’s shop to make Rose Ella slippers. After a tense confession, she returns the item and Aunt Alice Burton rewards her honesty with a pair of slippers for Rose Ella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance
Aida
Nora Harrigan
Nora
Mrs. Blake
Ali
Tony
Rose Ella
Bien Santa Claus
Alice
Alec
Mr. Burton
Alles Burton
Connie
Constante
Alice Burton
Rosa Bila
Emma Gary Wallace
Reserved seats announced for Chautauqua program
A note explains a small reserved seating section at five cents per seat for one session or sixty cents for the entire Chautauqua. The tent seats about 2,000, and it is not required to reserve to get a good view, as ample seating will be available for all attendees.
You Should Buy Your Chautauqua Season Ticket Now
The program prepared for the Chautauqua season is described as the best possible offering. The notice urges readers to purchase season tickets promptly to secure the premier lineup and attendance options.
Solomon Case at Local Justice Court
Kansas City Journal reports a colored man was tried for stealing a chicken before a justice of the peace. The prosecuting witness declined to swear, and as sundown approached the judge freed the hen, letting it go home to roost, while the defendant was fined $50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Solomon
Central
Justice of the Peace
Jaca Solomon
Kansas City Journal
Auburndale Cubs Defeat Arpin Kids In Weekend Match
The Auburndale Cubs defeated the Arpin Kids by four points in a Sunday game. Master Francis Quinn visited Marshfield with his mother Mrs. Theresa Quinn. Mrs. A McMullen and family left for Glidden to visit her daughter Mrs. John Knriffel. Charles Kennedy spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs John Kennedy. J H Kedzie of Chicago MI returned Friday with a large touring car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Quinn
Theresa Quinn
Marshfield
Auburndale Cubs
Arpin
Cubs
A. McMullen
Glidden
John Knriffel
Charles Kennedy
Mrs
John Kennedy
Hewitt Beats Bakerville In Season Opener
Hewitt won the Sunday baseball game against Bakerville with a 13 to 3 score. Frank Durst and Paul Cramer pitched for Hewitt as the team begins its season and eyes stronger showings ahead. Next Sunday Hewitt meets Bakerville in Bakerville as local fans expect a solid, improving squad.
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Hewitt
Bakerville
Frank Durst
Paul Cramer
Marshfield visits and local business chatter in North Nasonville
Philip Kohl called on Marshfield on Saturday while Frank and Joe Stine Jr conducted business there. Mr and Mrs Jake Dieringer of Marshfield visited Joe Stine. The raspberries promise a good crop this year. Fred Benderling, like Duvall's assistant at the cheese factory, has a sore hand from an insect bite and went to the doctor Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Joe Stine Jr
Marshfield
Jake Dieringer
Joe Stines
Fred Benderling
Duvall
Local Notes From Marshfield and Vicinity
Orlando Morrison remains seriously ill with little improvement. Miss Helen Gerwing of Marshfield visits her sister Mrs. W. H. Dix. Presbyterian Ladies Aid plans a July 2 meeting at Mrs. Jerkison’s home. Various local families entertainments and church services are reported along with upcoming barn dance at H Wix and a play titled Freezing a Mother Window at the Opera House. J W Lawrence sustains a serious but nonfatal accident with a horse leading to pasture drag injuries. Palace Hotel proprietor John Klabechek expects 60 guests now and may add an extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando Morrison
Helen Gerwing
Marshfield
W. H. Dix
H. Wix
Staadt
Will
Local Families Visit and Travel Notes
Lindsey Opelt and family visited Lynn on Sunday. Aug. Broker and family drove to McMillan on Saturday. Frank Noll of the Wi Noll Haw Co. was here on business Thursday. Fred Haertel on vacation from Grand Rapids bank. Mrs. Tilton and Jeanita returned from Sparta and Viroqua Friday. Mrs. Bovee and Dorothy Kenning visiting Aug. Broker. Webb Winn of Granton, Mr. McKenzie of Sherry, Mr. Ludwig of Vesper visited Saturday with Vesper Silo Co. Wm. Bently and family from Montivello arrived Sunday to visit Mrs. Bontly’s parents, Dr. and Mrs. Lovesee, in their new auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Noll
Noll Haw. Co
Fred Haertel
Grand Rapids Bank
Webb Winn
Granton
Mr. McKenzie
Sherry
Mr. Ludwig
Vesper
Vesper Silo Company
Bently
Montivello
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Maxima
Blake
Rose Hill
Frank Clark
Florida
Denman
Congress
Sparkman
Hardwick
Georgia
Adamson
Adampon
Ttway
York
Thomson
Binhopsthorpe
Venga
June
Suceasa
Datteariz
Paieyvar
Sheerin Hardware Company
Auburndale
Bergun
J. H. Kedzie
Chicago
Ice Gerl
North Nasonville
Philip Kohl
Town of
Rock
The
Presbyterian i Ladies Aid
Jerkisons
Geo, Byers
Chas. Milligan
O. Vroman
Presbyterian Church
5. S
Rev
H. Lothian
L. Crandal
Eau Clair
J. A. Peterson
4. F. Mercer
Marshaeld
A.trierweiler
Nasonville
Geo. Byers
JW. Lawrence
John Klabechek
J. W. Lawrence
Joe
Lindsey
Will Opelt
Lynn
McMillan
Mrs. Tilton
Jeanita
Sparta
Viroqua
Mrs. Bovee
Dorothy Kenning
Aug. Broker
Local Market Report
Sparr Cereal Company
MR. Henry Peck
Gross
Xena
OWELL
Reid
Shace
Pan
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