Big Barnes Circus Brings Wild Animal Show To Fair Grounds
The Al G. Barnes Big 2 Ring Wild Animal Circus returns tomorrow to the fair grounds with trained animals, deadly acts, and new features. It features 24 African lions under Herr Roth, royal Bengal and Siberian tigers, and a large herd of elephants plus camels zebras kangaroos and a parade. The show includes Tom Dick and Harry juggling and a troupe of 550 beautiful horses with 12 clowns and many trained acts for a full day of entertainment.
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al G. Barnes
Fair Grounds
Mlle
Florine
Mable Stark
Maj. Thornton
Herr Louie Roth
Herr Roth
Tom
Harry
Sampson
Aviathon
Barnes
Performances Set for Marshfield on Thursday June 25
Seated at 10 30. Performances will be given in Marshfield at 2 and 8 pm on Thursday June 25. Doors open at 1 and 7 pm to permit patrons to inspect the 100 cage menagerie.
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Marshfield
ONE MORE AT AUBURNDALE
Auburndale news notes births visits travel and schooling from June. Peter Haffenbrecht welcomed a baby girl. the Pankratz family exits quarantine for diphtheria. Barn-raising by Baskel Brandl and Williams. Maria Markee Eulalia Myrtle attend school. Misses Draxler Markee graduate. local residents visit relatives in Stevens Point Grand Rapids Minneapolis. a Maxwell touring car bought in Minneapolis.
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Auburndale
Peter Haffenbrecht
Joseph Baskel
Charles Brandl
Sherry
Peter Williams
Peter Haffenbrect
Fred Rhymer
Marshfield
Rhymer
John Haasl
C. Cady
Stevens
Point
Peter Syms
Peter Engledinger
George Brandl
Stratford
William Berdan
Minneapolis
Mill Creek News Summary From Local Visit Notes
Horn and son Michael left Wednesday for a short visit with friends and relatives in Edgar. Ferdinand Haugersen and Agnes i Siedel rode Ferdinand's motorcycle last Wednesday evening. Miss Mabel Schultz visits Mr. and Mrs. Martin Nelson. Mrs. Emil Gergs and son Irwin of Marshfield visit Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wundrow. Cecilia Kempen and Anna Wundrow spent Sunday with Mary Horn. George Nelson ill with kidney trouble. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Nelson visited his home Sunday. Marshfield visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Casper Gallatin and Mr. and Mrs. John Behnke.
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Horn
Michael
Edgar
Ferdinand Haugersen
Agnes i Siedel
Ferdinand
Mabel Schultz
Martin Nelson
Emil Gergs
Irwin
Marshfield
Theodore Wundrow
Cecilia Kempen
Anna Wundrow
Mary Horn
George
Casper Gallatin
John Behnke
Barton Lalot and Bray Volcanic Singing Trio at New Adler
The comedy singing trio Barton Lalot and Bray with volcanic voices are billed for Friday at the New Adler Opera House. Fresh from a successful east vaudeville tour, Albany Press praised their volume and harmony at Proctors theater, noting their amusing comedy and stage aspects.
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Barton
Lalot
Pray
New Adler Opera House
Albany
Proctors Theater
Barten
Talbot and
Bray
Proctors
Annual Meeting of City Board of Review Opens Next Monday
City officials announce the annual meeting of the city board of review to revise the tax roll. It opens Monday morning at City Hall with Mayor Felker presiding, and sessions are public. Taxpayers may inspect the valuations fixed by Assessor Albright and present complaints to the board.
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John Seubert
Board of Review
G. Felker
Albright
Marshfield Couple Weds in Eau Claire Church
Miss Marie Dawson daughter of Mr and Mrs JM J Dawson of West C Street Marshfield married Frank Erickson a railroad man from Eau Claire on Monday June 15 at the Catholic church in Eau Claire. The bride traveled recently to visit his family, and the nuptials were not anticipated by the Dawson household.
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Marshfield
Marie Dawson
JM. J. Dawson
West C Street
Frank Erickson
Eau Claire
Omaha
City and Point Play One and One
Seven innings of the Marshfield Stevens Point game at the Stevens Point fair grounds Sunday ended unsettled as the aero races began. Delmore hurt his hand, replaced by Christensen. Johnson and Delmore formed the home battery. The Grand Rapids Reporter relays that Marshfield and the Federals of this city played a flawed Wood County League contest, with umpiring errors cited. The Fedz led? 6 to 5 or 6 to 6? The final score noted as 6 to 5 or 7 to 6 is inconsistent. the report says the score was & to 6. Fahrner and J Waterman hit two baggers. Marks and Pahmer were Fedz battery, Lahmann and Weber Marshfield. The Federals likely face Marshfield again on the Fourth.
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Marshfield
Stevens Point
Stevens Point Fair Grounds
Land
Delmore
Christensen
Johnson
Battery
Grand Rapids
Federals
Feds
Marks
Pahmer
Fedz
Lahmann
Weber
Fahrner
J. Waterman
Local Notes From Spencer June Social Roundup
Spencer notes report Miss Joyce Graves and guests enjoying a Thursday evening at Mrs. F Parrett with neighbors and family. John Graves and Dr F A Sales own new autos a Overland and a Ford. Miss Bessie Schofield and Mr Richard Einfeldt wed at the bride's home last Wednesday and will reside in Greenwood.
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Sarah Mason
Etta Rue
Marian Parrett
Christine Sorenson
Stevens Point
Elizabeth
Winston Schulman
F. Parrett
Bessie Schofield
Richard Einfeldt
Greenwood
Resta
Agnes Pickett
Faith
Kaukauna
Birthday Celebration At Prehns Honoring Roland
Wednesday report notes a group of young folks enjoyed Saturday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Herman Prehn's home for their son Roland's birthday. Mrs. Messer visited Unity Saturday to see her son Ernest. Several Spencer residents attended the Old Fellows banquet in Unity Friday. Foster Mellhattan of Ladysmith came Saturday night and left with his wife who had been visiting. Miss Gertrude Baker and her niece Ethel returned to Beaver Dam last week. Mrs. B J Landaal and family, formerly of Spencer, have come back after over two years in Spokane.
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Herman Prehn
Roland
Messer
Unity
Ernest
Spencer
Oold Fellows
Foster Mellhattan
Ladysmith
Gertrude Baker
Ethel
Beaver Dam
B. J. Landaal
Spokane
Washington
Wedding at Bethel Unites Dottie Bennings and John Trummer
Bethel witnesses the marriage of Miss Dottie Bennings and John Trummer on Wednesday evening at 8:00 at the Bennings home. Eld. H. W. Reed officiated. attendants were Will Trummer and Miss Mary Cutler. The couple will live on the Bennings farm. Attendees from away included Jesse Bennings, Mae Servins, Jennie Logan, and Katherine Hithel. Farmers report haying and locals, including A. N. Anderson and Rose Trummer, are in town for various duties.
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Bethel
Dottie Bennings
John Trummer
Eld. H. W. Reed
Clear Water Lake
Wis
Will Trummer
Mary Cutler
Trummer
Bennings Farm
Rose Trummer
Madison
Carrie
Ernest Clevland
Clare Nielson
Roy Lippi
Quarantine and Local Happenings Reported
Word is received that Prof. W. E. Straw and family are quarantined at Plainfield due to small pox in the household. Harald Allen has begun canvassing for men in Marathon and Clark counties. Mr. Bennings hosts his sister Mrs. Anderson from Minnesota. John Cutler has a new coat of paint on his house. Several residents attend the camp meeting at Wausau with more to go this week.
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W. E. Straw
Plainfield
Harald Allen
Mans
Marathon
Clark Countes
Mr. Bennings
Visitors at Nasonville Tale of Local Happenings
North Nasonville items of interest report a newborn girl to Mr and Mrs Frank Balance last week. A local man attended the Walter Cattonach barn raising at a 36 by 60 structure. Joe and Fred Donnerbauer went to a dance in Lynn Saturday night and enjoyed the event. Mr and Mrs Albert Bachhuber are mentioned in passing.
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North Nasonville
Frank Balance
Walter Cattonach
Joe
Fred Donnerbauer
Lynn
Albert Bachhuber
Family visits and local farming notes from Mannville area
Theresa Quast and Mrs Paul Quast of Milwaukee visited Joseph Stine Jy last Wednesday. They traveled by car and left for home Thursday. Peterson Bros baled hay for Leop old Donnerhauer Tuesday and Wednesday. Crops look good nearby. Mr and Mrs Joseph Stine Sr attended the Kottscheit Benderling wedding at Mannville Tuesday. Mrs John Donnerbauer returned from Oshkosh after attending her grandfather's funeral.
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Theresa
Paul Quast
Milwaukee
Jos. Stine Jy
Peterson Bros
Leopold Donnerhauer
Joseph Stine Sr
Mannville
John Donnerbauer
Oshkosh
Applications for liquor license in Marshfield 1914 notice
To the Mayor and Common Council of Marshfield Wisconsin the undersigned requests a license for sale of strong intoxicating liquors at 507 South Central Ave Bondsmen Edw H Halle and Fred Seehafer Dated Marshfield Wis June 19 1914 pa 7th A BENTER
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Marshfield
Wisconsin
South Central Ave
Edw. H. Halle
Fred Seehafer
Wis
A. Benter
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Walter. Laabs
Grist
Mill Creek
the Adler
the Times
Palace OF Sweets
B.S. Grambsch, Proprietor
Spencer News Notes
Cludes All
Cludes
Plus & Hart
Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Rose Brothers Men’s Departme
Wausau
Nasonville
Kodaks
W. A. Liese
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