Local items mix in a Marshfield paper brief
A patchwork of notes covers business changes, social events, accidents, and obituaries in Marshfield. Louis Baumann erects a bare addition to his block. Pearl Tees completes seven months of study in Richfield. a man named Jacob Seidl suffers paralysis. a saloon sale and a supper by The Tactics Aid Society appear amid small town notices. The marriage of Dr Otto Teokhaus to Emma Baker is announced for June 10, plus a spring bowery opening with a 20 by 10 dancing floor.
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Pearl Tees
Richfield
Dohu Hoe
Luiterive
Bakerville
Dollas
Lynn
Aid Society
Arnold
Kiche
Tau Jacob Seidl
Bhatty
Muesifield Hardware Co
Otto Teokhaus
Emma Baker
Emmaoues
Letheran
Chris Hopp
Te Perth
Central Aves
Yvill
Bowery
J. W. Defiro
Medford
Wig
Widdbate
Wis
Stanley
Tbe
Trate
Local Officials Elected In Sturdy Community Leadership
This week elected Judge N. C. Griffa grand master James G. Bisaahao deputy grand master M. Ta. Young rand leasurer John Crascat teasurer Everett A. Upham of this city and Myron P. Hubbard of Pittsville were elected grand stewards. The town faces mill closures and job losses with up to eighty men without work as winter saws end. A series of accidents and fires disrupts daily life, including a horse riding mishap injuring Albert Billings and a fire that destroyed sheriff Wheelock’s facia buildings. The community hears praise for Dr. B. Brewer, with a scheduled visit on June 23 at Tremont House for chronic disease treatment, free consultation. The Marshfield Maennerchor elects officers for the year, and local businesses advertise tailored services and baby arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Griffa
James G. Bisaahao
M. Ta. Young
Rand Leasurer
John Crascat
Everett A. Upham
Myron P. Hubbard
Pittsville
Upham
Stivrle Bros
Albert Billings
Albert
Wyendoro
Mich
By & Telegram
Lou Judson
Wright
Steatford
Forest County
Northwestern
Gilleas
Toa
Pitzperald
Mater
Bievens Point Ia
Facia
Wheelock
Brataillons
Tr .B. B. Brewer
Trewer
Tremont House
Daud Concert Postponed By Bad Weather
Badger State Band open air concert canceled due to rain with plans for next Saturday at the usual hour and place. Program includes March Pric af ’97, March Saintlein, Wellesboro, Overature Operaing Aledley, and additional selections like Serenade Gentle Slumbers and Medley Waltz Little Lost Chile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badger
Bert
Pric Af
Salntein
Wellesboro
Aledley
Chile
Uncle John
Drinking fountains proposed on Central Avenue
At a recent council meeting the public works boxed were authorized to estimate the cost of installing two drinking fountains for public use. If approved, one fountain would be near the Central depot and the other at the crossing of Sed or 4th street.
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Central Avenue
Central Depot
Sed
4Th Street
Trial Ends In Acquittal Of Wausau Interests
After three weeks of trial at Grand Rapids the jury returned a verdict for the defendants in a lifting lands suit valued between 25 000 and 10 000. The case hinged on two redemption receipts claimed to be forged by Herman Hetsch Lincoln county clerk in 1877. Expert testimony filled the record and the jury found the receipts forged. The case will be taken to the state supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Brown
Rhinelander
Cohn & Finn
Wausau
Grand Rapids
Ubrer
B.D. Brown
Herman Hetsch
Lincoln County
Supreme Court
Purspyterian Church Notes on Sunday Services
Church notes itemize morning service at 10 45 with theme The Completeness of Divine Law. Junior O B meeting in the afternoon. PS CB prayer at 6 43 p m. Evening service at 7 49 with Mr Jos Brown and Mr Clark Macie discussing Sunday School progress in the state. Last sermon in Paul course delayed one week.
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Jos, Brown
Clark Macie
Paul
Local Notices of Citizens and Visitors in Minn. City Life
Personal items list Major Upham in Minneapolis and Vern Peck in Necedvb on Tuesday. Mrs A P Adams visiting Greenwood. Drageist Henry Horn on business to Milwaukee. Policeman Mike GriMin visited Kilbourn. Mayor Williams in Milwaukee on law business. Miss Zora Harden visiting sister in Augusta. Stockder left for Meridean Conn. Mt and Mrs Pail Sawyer Jr visited ex Gov Upham. Mrs Geo Upham and Miss Anna Rapp visiting Yumbrota. Ed Upham and daughter Frances in Chippens Falls. M. P. Harford, the Toya merchant, visited the office. Mrs Theo Roesslar and mother to Chicago Milwaukee. Walter Wright to Wausau for job at Livingston's. J K R Kramer visiting Mood du Lac. District Attorney Parkhill en route to Nellisville for court. Q T Matthews of Loesch & Matthews Chicago in town. Mr and Mrs N J Nelson relocated from Medford. G S Stockwell from Neillsville. Bone family visiting Mr and Mrs Barry Ferguson. Ed Kayhart of Sherman Twn. Weather noted. corn crop expected light. Chas Leigh of West Superior visiting Loyal and Thorp. Lasting weather rumors. Mayor Starkweather and Louis LeKErey left for Perroket Range Island for toy shop work. G T Fol l est of Spencer in town. Louis LaBelle home from mill at Butternut. Plans for steam pleasure yacht at Batterut Lake. Mr and Mrs John Lowy moved to Wauleaha. Y W Upham in town for a visit last Saturday.
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Major Upham
Minneapolis
Vern Peck
A. P. Adams
Greenwood
Drageist
Henry Horn
Milwaukee
Mike GriMin
Kilbourn
Mayor Williams
Zora Harden
Augusta
Cuddie Harden
Meridean
Conn
Pail
Sawyer, Jr
Upham
Geo. Upham
Anna Rapp
Yumbrota
Minnesota
Ed. Upham
Frances of
Chippens
M. P. Harford
Toya
Theo. Roesslar
Chicago
Walter Wright
Wauswu
Ag Merk
Livingston
J. KR. Kramer
Mood du Lac
Parkhill
Nellisville
Q. Tl. Matthews
Loesch & Matthews
Shigky
Oak
N. J.nelson
Medford
Tnis
Stockwell
Neillsille
Grand
A. M
Bone
Rice Jake
Barry Ferguson
Wisconsin
Kayhart
Sherman
Clark County
Chas, Leigh
West Superior
Loyal and
Thorp
Saya
Starkweather
Louis Lekereyr
Upham Mfg
Perroket
Range Island
G. T Follest
Spencer
Veterans Re Union
Local notices and travel plans in a 19th century diary snippet
Mr and Mrs Upham sail on the 14th for London and will attend the Queen's Jubilee after which they visit Scotland Holland Belgium and Germany for two months. Mr and Mrs EB Stevens of McMillan plan a trip to Flushing Michigan for Mr Stevens livery business. Gene 19 noted for care of wood horses and thoroughbreds. Allie Brooks returns from West Lafayette Ind for summer vacation. BEF Welly returns from Oshkosh after Knights of Maccrives biennial convention. Next Knights order meeting at Stevens Point June 1699.
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Upham
London
Scotland
Holland
Belgium
Germany
EB. F. Stevens
McMillan
Flushing Michigan
Knights of Maccrlves
Order
Stevens Point
Alaska fever blamed in Piusville amid Slood county debate
The Piusville Pilot warns Alaska fever is epidemic in this area and Slood county. It cites San Transcisco dispatches showing many miners fail to earn a living while a minority prospers. It discusses land sales of eighty acres for 640 dollars, with gradual farm expansion and income, plus local business promotions by H C Eighe inviting Marshfield residents to his place for low prices on wines and whiskies.
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Piusville
Slood County
Alaska
San Transcisco
California
Avy and Company
Hig Farm
H.C. Eighe
Marsh Field
Gall
Card of Thanks for Mea D W Smith
The undersigned return heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for generous aid during illness and passing of Mea D W Smith. Your kind actions and support are deeply appreciated and will be remembered by the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Notice of Insurance Assessment From Lynn Mutual Fire Insurance Co
The Lynn Mutual Fire Insurance Co of Lynn Wisconsin announces an assessment of 2 millione dollars levied on all property insured by the company. Amounts awarded to Bros Borchert of Colby 208 dollars Evra Tompkins of Pine Valley 100 dollars and indebe ndness 255 dollars. Assessment payable on or before July 17 1897. Daub Sternclaky Secretary.
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Offics
Lynn Mutual Bire Insurance Co
Lynn
Wis
Above Company
Bros Borchert
Colby
Evra Tompkins
Pine Valley
Daub Sternclaky
Edwards Parker Promote Chamber Jain Pain Balm
Plains Ga merchants Edwards and Parker tout Chamber Jain's Pain Balm for rheumatism lame back and muscular pains. Sold by Henry Hora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards & Parker
Merchants of
Plains
Chamber
Jain
Henry Hora
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Evenley
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J.P. Ruapmei
R A. Kempter
D. D.S
Wrights Bakery
Alt Ie
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Ofice
Dantiel
W. T.poad
Audi
J C Hayward
Otien
Marshfield
H .A. Dathrop
Postonice
Lexins Drug Store
Omer
Adler
Thamps
Hexsr Wamle, M.D
MS Secischer Arzt Ofloa Over Sel Jewelry Store
Marshilald
Siruuga Ave
Avtomus
Deutscher Advoktaton
Fem
Elgss
P. A. Williams
Acitauven S Wldch
Hinese Laundry
Wing Sing
Rand
Suhiafaenions Grammed
Adlee's Hack
Matsniteld
Louis Baumann
BR. Connor Swill
Anbucaedale
Sergon
Alisa Henderson
Pionis
Miss Henderson
Nathan Hazelton
Miledore
Malladore
Greenville
N. J
Miladore
Grand Lodge of Free and Accepped Masons
Miheuukes
Marshfield Maennerenor
China
Dorpath
George Zettler
Adolph Pankow
Emil Schweds
Hj, Pankow
Gerhard Mar
Jos. Pilom
Beoner Genner
Geo. Zettler
Oo Backhauseu
John Therolf
Bummel
Emil Scheibs
Henry Fox
Central Ave
Wm. Kamps
Jodah
Peter LaBelle
Wodnesday & Son
John Clapper
Daud
Church Notes
Louis LaBelle
Butternut
Butteraus
Batterut Lake
John Lowy
Wauleaha
Saurday
Fuare
Y. W. Upham
Beats Mining
Adter
Warshfield
North Side
Bidelbrau Amiwaye
Choleo Mme
Toals Baumarn
Uropr
C.E. Blodgett
ST. Louis House
L-Hartl
Laemle’s
Louis Laemle
Bic
Kraus , Kraus, Hig VO Headquarters
A. Kleinheinz & CO
E. M. Rowan
Farmer’s Home
Aug
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