Bright Memorial Day Observance and Elks Beat Foresters
Memorial Day events opened with clear skies despite muddy streets as veterans and the band led a procession from the old Central avenue school to the cemetery where Rev. A B Soule gave a strong address and the flag was raised from half mast. In the afternoon at the fair grounds the Elks defeated the Foresters 6 to 4 after a tense game with four runs in the fourth inning and subsequent shutouts in the later frames. Fred R. Pollard, formerly manager at Upham Retail Lumber in Marshfield, resigned to enter wholesale lumber and will establish a retail yard here, holding a city contract for the current year and boasting large stocks of pine, hardwood, and hemlock.
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Old Central Avenue School
A. B. Soule
Fair Grounds
The
Elks
the Foresters
Foresters
Dorschel
Krause
Hoene
Carney
Fred R. Pollard
Upham
Marshfield Land and Lumber Company
Pollard
Harrington and Matthews Married in Berlin Surprise
Miss Hattie Matthews of Poy sippi and Dr. Garlon E. Harrington of this city wed last Friday in Berlin. Dr Harrington, eldest son of Dr. George L. Harrington, is a dentist who has practiced across the state and will locate his practice in Berlin.
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Hattie Matthews
Poysippi
Garlon E. Harrington
Berlin
Dr Harrington
George L. Harrington
Overture Selected Oration and Music Recital
A school program features an oration on Hamlet Triumph of Democracy by Helen Conmor and Jc Onwokiley with Louis Saleman Quartette Breeze of the Night. Performers include Miss Clara Ames Lulu Elvis Emmagene Hayward and Mrs Frank McFarlane. Orations on Science and Art at Peace The Value of an Ideal and The Black Shadow of Reconstruction. Music by a male trio and expressions by Raymond Tearan Kee ME EB Finney Martina Marsh Gladys Wollesen. Finney Mason and Jones. Hon J C Marsh. We Meet Again Tonight chorus and High School Orchestra. Overture Selected.
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Clara Ames
Lulu Elvis
Emmagene Hayward
Frank McFarlane
Raymond Arthur Tearankee
EB. Finney
Martina Marsh
Gladys Wollesen
Judge Rebukes Officals in Miner v Boganski Case
In Grand Rapids Judge Webb condemns state officials who seek private gain via official roles. The case centers on a $75 legal opinion fee to Frank Boganowski. The court held the assistant to the secretary of state could not charge without a legal fee statute and called the action bordering on a scandal. A second item notes the Fortnightly Musical Club open meeting at the opera house with a lengthy program and a farce casting The Wounded Man.
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Fred M. Miner
Houser
Frank Boganowski
Grand Rapids
Webb
Miner
Boganowski
Opera House
Vera
Sunseb
Miss Forrest
Tylor
Pinno Yolo
Vaughnvile
Borausa
Mish Binmun
Reetor
Kaypror
Pine Tree Camp M W A Memorial Day Observance
The Pine Tree Camp M W A will observe memorial day next Sunday with graves of thirteen members decorated. A 1:30 p.m. assembly at the ball precedes a memorial sermon at the M E church by Rev. A B Soule and a cemetery ritual. An address at the cemetery is planned. The band is not engaged this year, and the city hall was crowded on Decoration Day with pupils’ work displays praised by educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Tree Camp
M.W.A
M. E
A. B. Soule
Commencement Week Plans At Marshfield High School
Commencement week in Marshfield High School is near with rehearsals for the class play and graduation night under way. The first event is the class play The Rivals to be staged June 12 at the opera house by a capable cast. Five speakers will represent the large senior class on June 14. The senior ball is slated for Friday evening, likely at the armory. Judge R E Andrews seeks district attorney in the primaries, backed by many county friends. he previously served as municipal judge with success and would be a strong public prosecutor.
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Marshfield High School
Richard Brinstey Sheridan
Opera’ House
R. E. Andrews
Andrews
Elegant Junior Banquet Celebrates Seniors at High School
The Junior class hosted a lavish banquet in the assembly room last Friday with red as the theme color of 1906. Craig Connor presided as toastmaster as George Baker Miss Dora Riedel Cully Lubrsen and Walter Drollinger delivered responses themed Our Inspiration Our Co Workers The Men Behind the Guns The Great Northwest. Two original class songs were performed and Amy Dahlquist and Glyde Lubrsen led farewells and an anthem.
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Craig Connor
George Baker
Dora Riedel
Mr. Finney
Cully Lubrsen
Great Northwest
Walter Drollinger
Amy Dahlquist
Glyde Lubrsen
Stock Fair Planned at Miladore June 10
Miladore prepares for a stock fair with arrangements nearly complete. The first fair will occur on June 10, organized by an association led by Secretary J Verhulst who will conduct meetings and oversee preparations.
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Miladore
Milladore
J. Verhulst
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Ellis
Ball Park
FB. R. Pollard
Wholesale Lumber
Harry Bayne
Wu RE
Helen Melissa Conmor
Jc Onwokiley
Louis Saleman
Messrs. Finney, Mason and Jones
J. C. Marsh
W. A. Memorial Day
Andina
RTE
Sultana
Milmont Mills
Nottingham
Brussels
R. B
Peter J. Kraus
Marshfield, Wis
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