School Census Shows City Population Gain In 1910
Clerk Vedder reports 2331 children aged 4 to 20 in District No. L, 1136 males and 1207 females, up 107 from 1909. Conservatively, this suggests a population rise toward 6995 by government census. Marshfield Cubs beat Greenwood 2 to 1, with strong hitting and fielding, as Stevens Point visits next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk Vedder
S. Vedder
Sage
Marshfield
Wisconsin
Greenwood
Stevens Point
Cubs
Winch Springborn nuptials at Marshfield home
Miss Mabel Springborn and Lynn Winch wed Tuesday fore noon at the bride’s parents home on Central Avenue. Rev. To Pre Them officiated at 10 30 in a green pink and white decorated parlor. A dinner followed the ceremony. They plan a wedding trip visiting Oshkosh Ripon and Neenah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Springborn
Lynn Winch
William Springoorn
Central Avenue
Elsie Schmitt
Martha Gauger
C. R. Winch
Banner Mills
Company A Andl
Grasshoppers Rare This Season Amid Bad Harvest Conditions
Farmers note a striking absence of grasshoppers and locusts that plagued the past two years. A false spring with Maylike March weather and subsequent heavy frosts destroyed many insect embryos and vegetation. The drought year’s pest absence is a partial relief in an otherwise bad season.
Potter Pharmacy opens after purchase of Schumaker stock
Denggist D. L. Potter completed the purchase of the drug stock and business of H. A. Schumaker in the Arnold building at Central Ave. and Third St. Potter becomes the Potter Pharmacy, bringing over a year of experience as a prescription clerk. Schumaker may pursue manufacturing or compounding elsewhere, possibly Marshfield or another larger town.
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D. L. Potter
H. A. Schumaker
Arnold
Central Ave
Third Street
Potter Pharmacy
Potter
Sexton's
Schumaker
Marshfield
Officials Deserve Re Election For County Posts
Four county officers E E Ames Register of Deeds F H Eberhardt County Clerk William Peters County Treasurer and F B Bever Clerk of the Court seek re nomination and re election. No Republican opposition is expected as they have conducted duties ably and impartially earning respect. Their nominations seem assured and they will run a clean vigorous campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Ames
Register of Deeds
F. H. Eberhardt
William Peters
B. Bever
Dr Reuben Eighe Opens Dental Practice in Green Bay
Dr Reuben Eighe, who earned a dentistry degree in Milwaukee in June, locates his practice in Green Bay. He has secured suites of offices in the same building as Dr E S Schmidt, a physician and surgeon, and will open August 1. Eighe is described as thoroughly trained, of high character, and well liked by friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Eiche
Milwaukee
Green Bay
E. S. Schmidt
Eiche
Marriage at Weyauwega to J. E. Wilcox and Miss Rich
Announcement from Weyauwega records the July 21 wedding of J. E. Wilcox formerly of the city and Miss Daisy May Rich longtime principal of the 4th ward schoolhouse. The couple will reside in Grand Rapids. Wantep seeks a position as house keeper in a small family through the Times office.
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Weyauwega
J. E. Wilcox
Daisy May Rich
4Th Ward
Grand Rapids
Marshfield Lacks Soo Division. Fond du Lac Brakemen Accused
Friends say Stevens Point wins Soo line division due to distance, while Marshfield misses out amid railroad ambitions. West on the Nekoosa branch, brakemen Charles Stanchfield and C E Beeman are jailed in Fond du Lac for alleged board bill and highway robbery against Grand Rapids youths. Sheriff Griffin retrieves suspects. investigation shifts to Wood County. Two new foreign language circulating libraries arrive at the public library, including Yiddish and Norwegian works.
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Charles Stanchfield
C. E. Beeman
Conductor West
Nekoosa
Grand Rapids
Fond du Lac
Griffin
Sheriff Griffin
Stanchfeld
Beeman
Stanchfield
Jey
Jewely
Wood County
Stevens Point
Soo Line
Mukwonago
Marshfield
Cigar
Kohl
Sevman
Hotel Bloogett Barber Shop Uniform 15 Cent Shave
To the patrons of the Hotel Bloogett Barber Shop the proprietor proclaims a uniform price of 15 cents for a shave including neck shave where desired. The notice cites compliance with Wisconsin Barbers' Law and emphasizes towels antiseptics and superior service.
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Hotel Bloogett Barber Shop
Wisconsin
F. Coceman
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Potter Pharmacy
Reuben Eighe
Oxfords
Russia
Gibson
McKay
Pingree
Speers
Hanan & Sons
Crawford
Children’s Oxfords
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