Beell Beats Patterson in Marshfield Wrestling Match
A lively Saturday night at Mangold's hall drew a packed crowd for Ottis Patterson of Unity facing Beell the Sampson of the city. Beell won the first fall in a two hour forty one minute bout with a decisive throw, Patterson later unable to continue due to a leg injury. Beell, 20, 163 pounds, trained and living in Marshfield, gains strong support for future matches.
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Mangold
Ottis Patterson
Unity
Aid
Beell
Sampson
Mateh
Reese
F. W. Patterson
Buell
Satot
Frank Furey
Vie
Geell
Potuergan
Patterson
Heall
Marshfield Boys
Paterson
Bell
Marshfield
Saw Mill Accident Injures 15 Year Old at Spokevilly
A deplorable accident occurred at Hon. Jos. Marsh saw mill in Spokevilly on Wednesday. Vincent Covey, 15, a hired hand and Marsh’s nephew by marriage, slipped on a dark floor while a carriage stopped for saw changes and fell onto the moving blade. His right foot was severed at the ankle. doctors amputated the toe and bone. He was brought to St. Joseph’s Hospital for treatment and Dr. Budge performed the dressing. The mother accompanied him. Marsh and his wife were away. The boy rests easier, and the doctor believes the remaining foot may be saved.
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Spokevilly
Jos. Marsh
Vincent Covey
Marsh
Vint
St. Joseph's
Budge
Vincent
Elevow
Now For The Picnic By The NM W A Lodge
A special excursion train will leave Marshfield at 8:30 on the marping of the F2ith inst for Stevens Point to attend the national state picnic of the order. Tickets for the round trip are priced with the aim of comfort and enjoyment for excursionists. Greenwood has 100 tickets, Loyal 0 and Lindsay 20, with several lodges yet to respond. The event is expected to draw thousands and may be the largest such gathering yet, as the lodge seeks to boost union and community spirit.
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NM. W. A. Lodge
Stevens Point
Marshfield Lodge
Greenwood
Lindsay
Memorial Day Observance With Veterans Parade
Memorial Day passed with open businesses in the morning and a mid day suspension. Veterans from Blaine post and guardsmen marched from Sexton's drug store to the cemetery with flower bouquets. Sun exercises decorated graves as memories of the departed were honored.
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Company Ay
Father
James G. Blaine Post
Sexton
Hae
Citx
Viano
Marshfield Triumphs Over Loyal Visitors at Driving Park
Marshfield defeated Loyal 24 to 15 in a Sunday game at Driving Park. The visit ors started strong with steady scoring before Marshfield surged ahead and dominated the remainder. Changes in players yielded better batting and promising form for future matches. A next game between Phillips and Marshfield is scheduled at Driving Park next Sunday at 3 o'clock with Al Eisen of Milwaukee umpiring.
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Marshfield
Ffowe
Loral
Loyis
Envy
Stevens Point
Marshefield
Suny
Phillips
al. Eisen
Milwanked
Circus Coming by Gollmar Bros on Monday June 15
The Gollmar Bros circus is advertised to appear here Monday June 15 and is promoted as the best circus on the road. Management promises to please and has been successful in doing so, noting the family link to Ringling Bros. as a mark of quality.
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Gollmar Bros
Ui Plesse
Golmar Bros
Ringling Bros
Name Change and New Partnership at Paine and Co
John E Paine renames his firm to Dean E Paine and Co and partners with James Hair a relative by marriage. The Bayfield business shifts stock to a new location near the Omehi track and awaits a fresh line of groceries next week.
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John E. Paine
Dean E. Paine & Co
Paine
James Hair
Bray
Bayfield Co
Omehi
Indian Visitor Causes Fright at Pinion Home
A drunken Native American frightened Mrs. Pinion and her youngest daughter last Saturday. He demanded whiskey, drank from a bottle found by Mrs. Pinion, and left when assistance arrived. No injuries reported. incident noted as a troublesome intrusion at the Pinion residence.
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John Pinion
Marshfield High Plans Closing Exercises and Commencement
United exercises of Marshfield High School departments are planned for Friday June 12 in Upham Manufacturing Co furniture rooms. A fine forenoon program precedes the evening commencement at the Presbyterian church. Next Sunday evening a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Rollo Branch will address the graduates.
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Marshfield High School
Upham Manufacturing Cos
Presbyterian Church
Lev. Rollo Branch
Williams Hardware sale falls through
Will not be sold due to a hitch in the sale of Williams Hardware Co. store. Gove and Frith, who managed the business last month with intent to buy, will depart Marshfield after failing to secure a final purchase. Frith went to Chicago and Gove will follow in about a week. Both men are regarded as upright and have won many friends.
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Williams Hardware Gos
Messrs
Gove & Frith
Marshfield
Sinal
Frith
Presbyterian Church Tonight Hosts Scottish American Lady Quartette
The Scottish American Lady Quartette will sing at the Presbyterian church tonight and again tomorrow. Admission is 33 and 50 cents for adults, 25 cents for children. The note also expresses thanks for kindness shown after the death of a husband and father, with special gratitude to the Dames Plaine Post comrades.
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Presbyterian Church
Dames Plaine Post
Mig
B.g.semmpt
Public Exhibition Planned by Clark County Veterans
At a regular meeting the fre company voted to stage a public exhibition on Central Ave in front of the Central house. Excursion tickets will be sold tonight with round trip options. Neillsville residents encouraged to attend to see the boys perform in a lighthearted event benefiting the group.
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Fre
Central Ave
Ceneril House
Suess & C. By
Uckels
Neillsville
Jose
St. B
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Fred. Deenl
the Wixser
Bevel
Ole Thompson
LaehHeld
John Elion
Ole
United
Tor
Uphams
Nellisvidle
Clark County Veterans
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