Marshfield Daily Roundup of Social and Local News
Local residents in Marshfield and nearby towns are noted in daily society items. Visitors include EB Southworth and Mrs. Schatz, while many travelers head to Chicago Milwaukee and Wausau for visits and business. Community events feature dances, picnics, and a chorus of engagements across local firms, schools, and churches.
Adler Opera House doubles program drama with Mike Adler
Grand double program at the Adler Opera House next Saturday and Sunday night features Mike Adler performing songs and introducing catchy soda tunes. Alderman Hamilton Raddis returns from Butternut Lake. he and A Strine of Commercial Furniture, Chicago, fished there briefly. Several city officials weigh a new law restricting indirect municipal contracts, prompting inquiries by Mayor Connor and other aldermen, while local notes mention a motorcycle trip by Alfred Kraase and transport plans to assist neighbors with lightning rods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adler Opera House
Mike Adler
Chicago
Hamilton Raddis
Butternut Lake
A. Strine
Commercial Furniture Company
Alfred C. Kraase
Fred Kraase
Nasonville
Marshfield
Manitowoc
Appleton
New London
Scandinavia
Veronia
Waupaca
Stevens Point
Connor
Hamilton [Joddis
E. E. Finney
Jacob Wilhelm
Firs and
Police Commission
Waukesha
New Cheese Aging Method Using Electricity
A Rotterdam electrician told the Greenwood Gleaner about aging cheese by passing electric current through fresh cheese for twenty four hours. He claims the cheese becomes as good as aged cheese, suggesting a possible future breakthrough for party guests and cheese production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotterdam
Greenwood Gleaner
Public Library Magazines Review Highlights Reading Choices
A summary of popular magazines and reference works available at the public library. It lists periodicals across genres from entertainment to science and business, recommending titles like Outlook, Collier's, Current Opinion, World's Work, Scientific American Supplement, System, Harper's Monthly, St. Nicholas, and Ladies Home Journal among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier's
Scientific American
Harper's Monthly
Everybody.s. McClure's
Wisconsin Business University ad promises national opportunity
An advertisement promotes the Wisconsin Business University in La Crosse promising positions with starting pay from 50 to 75 dollars monthly and rapid advancement. It claims 8000 employed graduates, 400 students annually, low tuition, host families, and three months free tuition with a free catalog. Also notes 83,889 immigrants admitted to the United States in nine months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.B. U
Northwest
Serge Toland
Wisconsin Business University
la Crosse
Wisconsin
United States
Prescription filling promises purity accuracy and speed
A local ad highlights three priorities for prescriptions purity accurate compounding and prompt service. The store claims to provide these qualities and notes doctors value the reliable results from skilled diagnoses. It invites customers to entrust their drug orders for consistent service.
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Chili
Lilah Braem
C. EB. Peterson
Loyal
Babcock Village
EB. A. Southworth
Whitehall
Williams
Louis Trossén
Vesper
Frank Martin
R. J. Schatz
Grand Rapids
Rispa Crowell
Spencer
William Conkling
Henry Kestel
Waupaca Lakes
C. W. Sheerin
Matt Michels
Chain-o'-lakes Weaupaca
Myron Kenyon
Soo Line
Arpin
Marshfield Friends
Anna Krier
Milwaukee
Sarah Strom
Wausau
Marshfeld
P. J. Kraus
Wagoner
Eau Claire
J. W. Burns
E., Winch
Ed. Schilling
the Riverside
J. A. Wood
Emma Heintz
George L. Ward
Babcock
M. E. Pieter
Patrick Kehoe
Pittsville
Martin Bey
Sherry
John Altman
Harry Cook
C. J. Lundgren
John F. Cole
Ele. Winch
Margarita
Elizabeth Pond
S. HB. Gavin
Spokane, Wash
L. J. Randles
Elsie Scheibe
Mose Lupient
Eveline Steinmetz
W. $. Heaton
Madison
The
State Dental Society
Unique
Otto A. Prenwitz
Greenwood
George Nichol
Granton
Lane & Scharmann
L.A. Hart
Caroline Backs
Cedar Lake
A.C. Backus
Jacob Lapp
Dorchester
Rudolph Berninghaus
Iowa
Harney Farm
Richfield
Amos Bell
T. J. Tadischer
Hustisford
Florence Eugle
Hat Shop Company
Margaret Fees
West Second Street
Upham
Marshfield Water, Electric Light & Power Co
George Bargabos
Staadt
Minneapolis
Monticello
Minn
Lena Schiesl
Anna Steuber
Mankate
Heinrich Hotel
S. H. Winch
Ohio
B. E. Winch
Ladies Aid Society of
Immanuel's Lutheran Church
John Witt
L. Wendt
Pail
Sawyer
Katherine
Oshkosh
W. H. Upham
B. E. Finney
Stephen Britten
North Central Avenue
Peter Bever
Britten
Bever
Frank K. Bissell
George B. Campbell
Indianapolis
Mr. Bissell
Martin Prentice
Butternut
Joe Kotas
Phillips
G. U.G. Germain
Bakerville
Lincoln Park
J. P. Keaemer
Forest F. Slyfield
G. F. Slyfield
City
Charles Marbes
Evangelical Ladies Aid Society
C.W. Rice
Peter Post
Unique Theater
Mr. Rice
Oliver P. McKee
John Johnson
Jonson
Mrs. McKee
Garside Stock Company
James Fogarty
Rockup
Ajag
W. S. Heaton
Fred Allman
W. D. Wheeler
John H. Sparks
Osonto
George Rice
Edward Rice
Reed
Harvey Hamilton
St. Paul
J. B. Hamilton
Rochester
Mrs. Heacock
Ethel
Raymond
Lark
Dr. Burns
Mr. Heacock
Rene Bros
Tti
Stratford Military Band
Stratford
Theodore Steinmetz
Second Regiment
Kestel Bros
J.C. Runk
Williams Business College
Marshfield Business College
Traverse City
Mich
Frank Juno
John Juno
Portland
Ore
Fred Vollmar
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
James Lampert
Washington, L. C
E. B. Barr
Weyauwega
A. V. Balch
Lempert
Mr. Barr
John Henseler
Mannville Road
G. E. Harrington
Rembs & Sturm
Burt Squires
Sleepy Hollow
Robert Machel
Pearl Wallace
Mr. Squires
South Maple Street
John P. Adler
George C. Wakefield
America
San Francisco
Wll
Wakefeld
Faust
B. L. Zweck
J. R. Dixon
Dixon
Henry T. Braner
American Express
Braner
Sheboyean
Frank Reigel
Company A
Camp Douglas
C. &. Boardman
Kestel
Adjt. Gan
A. Kleinheinz and
Aott
Corps of Engineers
U.S. Army
Lampert
Muskellunge Lake
G. Wampbell
Barr
Zweck
Zweck’s
Tiffault-Kamps Mer.Co
Holland
Scribner’s
Panama Canal
Earle
Harrison
Harper's
Humphrey Ward
Coryston
Stephen Graham
Elsie Singmaster
Atlantic
Mary Watts
van Cleve
Ellen Key
North American Review
Mr. Bryan
Sydney Brooks
Elvin Roat
W. A. Liese