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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1898
Page
5
Marshfield notes a crowded patch of small town life including school picnics at Ebbe's Park, a serious injury at a veneer factory, land sales, and home improvements. Reporting mentions social gatherings, church events, a lightning strike on a Loyal residence, and upcoming Fourth of July plans with parades and races.
A Marshfield acknowledgment expresses sincere thanks for a beautiful award received from the citizens. The note mentions Camp Thomas Chickamauga and Co. 4 2d Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry with the signer identified as Lisut Varcus. The date context is 1888 and references June Sid or Sid June.
Reports from Nasoaville describe Dr. Ole Wilson performing a surprising operation on an aging hen. After succession of poor appetite and rest, he declared appendicitis and removed the caused kernel and foreign matter from the hen's crop. The procedure restored the hen to health and she returns to the flock.
Witnesses recalled a Memorial Day parade featuring young volunteers marching in dress of soldiers in front of veterans. The band led by Charley Cole and captains crew posed as future protectors while older boys with missing limbs or wooden stumps represented veteran soldiers. The piece notes pride and patriotism, the boys’ plans for future service, and a plan to take portraits. Also lists newborns: Adler daughter, DeMoss daughter, Adams twins.
Mrs Henry Horn returned from an extended visit to Green Bay and other areas to find jewelry stolen from her house. The thief, confronted by Mayor Horn during the absence, left with valuables including a sock chain a watch a locket and two bracelets worth twenty seven dollars and more.
A freight train incident near Abbotsford on Thursday left Marvin Jones and Gev Longlotz of Menasha on the westward trip. Jones was fatally injured after falling under the train at the Tonction City point, losing a leg and dying before midnight at Abbotsford where Dr. Johnson treated him. Longlotz escaped with nonfatal injuries and previously worked in Menasha cooper shops.
St Alban s Mission announces events for the Feast of St Isar joabas with a 7 30 a m Mass on Saturday June 11 and First Sunday after Trinity Mass at 7 30 a m Litany and German at 10 45 a m Evening service 7 30 p m Catechism at 9 49 a m Rev G H Kartexsatiy Priest in Charge
A stream of short identifications spans Whitehall and nearby towns with names like Adler in Chicago, Wispec appointed chaplain at St Joseph’s hospital, and many residents visiting or traveling to Ashland, Milwaukee, Watertown, and Chicago. The item cites hospitality visits, illness closures, circuses, and local club movements including Forepaugh and Selis shows and lodge gatherings.
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