Local Briefs Span Foods and Notices Across Town
Ice cream soda at Wing's and melon deliveries to Goldman. various small items note residents' activities, a diphtheria case, and upcoming exams. A special excursion train to Stevens Point is planned for a double ball game. A deer and game enforcement reward is set by the Grand Rapids and Centralin Sporting Club. A Plum City berry-picking incident is reported with a mother and child involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens Point
Fond du Lac
Chippuwa Falls
Portaze
Soldiers at Leiter Hospital suffer typhoid and praise care
Frank A. Gap reports from Marshfield that two local soldiers Whitlam Pfeifer and TaFevre from Company A, Wisconsin regiments, are recovering at Leiter Hospital near Chickamauga after severe illness. He notes the hospital’s nurses and doctors, typhoid cases in the region, and the grateful response of families and townsfolk. He laments harsh marches and calls for a thorough investigation of the Charleston episode while praising local aid to wounded and ill soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiskmauga
Alder
Awhy
Alony
Dixie
Chicago
Vin Guthrie
Nashville
Wenry
Bret
Chickamauga
Georgie
Charlestoo
Lester Hospital
Whitlam Pfeifer
Marshiele
William TaFevre
Spencer
TaFevre
Pfeifer
Pfeiffer
Laevre
Charleston, & Co
Sean
Jelier Hospital
Corp
Bulgrin
Wisconsin
Porto Rico
Charleston
W. E. Taylor
Walter Stozell
A. Taves
Win, Griffin
Epl
John Loroe
Anderson
Teo Danl
Wilbur Kaily
Bastian Bord
Herman Richie
Arnold Voelker
Herman Bartels
Louis Pustweiler
Quellis
Company A
Gensra
Oorvbern
Marshfield
Ernstig
Weird تح fragmentary local item about a babe and mischief
A disjointed local notice recalls a baby left in a buggy attacked by hogs or wolves after the mother left momentarily. It mentions a conundrum about Uncle Sam, a rooster, and an old maid, then references Andrew Weber’s house being visited by mischievous youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bereles
Sam
Andrew Weber
Weber
Mr. Weber
Frank Cady Wires From Charleston Report
In Charleston at 5 48 P M July 28 Frank Cady reports on white and paulus and notes that Leo Paul Arnold Voelker are at risk with others said to be fine. He mentions instructions to leave if Voelker or Daul dies and says Kelly is well and supplies are provided.
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Frank Cady
Charleston
Leo Paul
Arnold Voelker
5. C
White
Paulus
Petal
Voelker
Daul
Kelly
Adjourned School Report for Marshfield District No 1
A July 1 1898 committee report finds district funds balance and payments correct. It recommends accepting the treasurer’s report with a minor exception and authorizes settling paid orders and district funds withheld by city treasurers. It urges prompt payment of back balances due to the school district from Marshfield city for 1894 1895 and 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunool
Marshfield
Wood County
Wisconsin
Weistrer
Br. B. M. Deming
Tivo
Youghers
Bo Uy
Deming
Dulane
Cliy
Wwe
Ely
Belog
Elby Oo
Pregent
Dauad
Frank A. Cady
Corarattan
Rovgut L.knavs
I.E. Waite
Excursion to Wittenberg by N W Ry for Tauber Home
The N W Railway offers a Wittenberg excursion on July 31 for the Martin Tauber Orphans Home. Departs Marshfield at 7 00 a m and Wittenberg returns at 5 40 p m with rail stops at intermediate stations. Round trip fares Marshfield 2.00 Stratford 1.75 Fenwood 1.90 Edger 1.40 Mirabethon City 1.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Tauber
N. W. Ry
Wittenberg
Marshfield
Adits
A. m. Veturn Uidin
Truin
Marshfeld
Stratford
Fenwood
Edger
Miraethon City l
The Dreaming Compositor and a Nighttime Mischief
Ray Williams lives next to the office and savors type setting. He dreams he is at the composing case and causes a surreal, humorous scene involving dump land and a puzzled office crew as he awakens in bedtime attire asking where to dump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Willams
Jearning
Ray
John
Tay
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Wing’s
Goldman's
Sandy
Wing's
J. F. Rogssuu
Dr. Wahle
Grand Rapids
Telutne
Steves
Leo Goldman
Bertha Jensen
Johnson
T. F. Roessler
M. B Iotter
Day
St. Alban’s & Inn
Aundrew
J. T. We
Wing
A. Dudge
Greer and Neillsville Brass
The
Dairy Board
Sidilor
BR. H
Wausau
City Tuesday
Bob
Wm. Goetz
Boo Couner Company
Pleasant Caller
Goetz Informa
Geo. Kundiger
Louis Laemie
Calby P
Mamie G
Denver
Argun
Jarvis McDonald
Mrs. DeGro
Pan
Gentralin
Seneca
Milladore
Port Edwards
Remington
Sigel
Rudolph
Saratoga
Plum City
Pepinconn
the Marshfield Times
Shurman Gotray
Leiter
Charles
Frank A. Gap
J. Alger Smyth
Hdward Willis
Times
Ed. QuFour
Portage
Central
Walter Loucks
Thos. Gardner
A.C. Loucks
Ralph Meyers
Clifford Latimer
Warren, Tod
F.C. Meyers
H. B. Haywood
Indianapolis
Ind
Emma
Jeanie Springporn
Fred Priebe
Ashkash
Q. G. Little and Son
Harold
Stevens Paton
W. E Lite
Cole
Pairbault
Mica
Tie
Thel Od Charley
Dan Schilling
Lincoln Park
Bakerville, Wis
Provban
Kraemer
R. W. J. Lonergan
Adier
PIL Fault & Kamps
Ofice
A. Kempter
D. D
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Tira
L. Wrighs Baker
D. Wallcorn
M.D
Cisy Pbmek Clvan
Oftce
Stevens Pont
Wis
A. Lathrop
Alco
Lex- Lou
Fee
Cadies
Mackintoshes
Ueains
SOS
Angelim
Otto Backhuus
Okownskum
Eefuly
Otto J. Leu
Chow Lee
Mechler
Seubert
Pho
Farmers
Furstenberg
Maine
Spain
C. Schmirler
Tailors
E. M. Rowan
Hehry
Merchant Tailor
Central Ave
Boss Block
Ehenry Icke
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