Marshfield News Highlights Local Social and Business Travel
The Marshfield weekly notes numerous residents traveling to Milwaukee and other cities for business and visits, including Miss Louise Bielenberg, Miss Carolyn Rothenberger, and Mrs. W A Sexton. Local engagements include church socials, a white sale, technical talks, a fountain installation at the opera house, and preparations for weddings and summer school travel. The council and public works discuss drainage for rail yards, and community notices urge timely church notices and wedding-related events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. &. Gardner
Bethel
Academy
Marshfield
Louise Bielenberg
Park Falls
Milwaukee
Carolyn Rothenberger
Mathilda Sunder
Grand Rapids
F. . Ritt
Roddis Yumber & Veneer Company
W. A. Sexton
Marie Sexton
Colby
B. V. Kautsky
Matt Schlimgen
Dorchester
Clifford Covey
Bagley
Minn
G. R. Olin
Charles R. Setzkorn
Dairyman’s State Bank
Arpin
Max Collins
Elroy
Ray Anderson
Anderson
Willins
Weyerhayer Lumber Company
Eastern Star Social Club
R. C. Hastings
Deming
James McCrossen
Pasadena
Cal
Wausan
George McCrossen
Mott
New
Adler Opera House
Prof
Webster
Wausau
Stratford
M. H. Jackson
Wood County Training School
Scotland
Ireland
Harry Alvord
Immanuel’s Lutheran Church
L. Th. Thom
Whittleacy
Adam Paulus
Cedar Street
Cedar
Second Streets
C. F. Schroeder
Brandon
Albert Steinecke
Steinecke
Schroeder
R. H. Schroeder
The
Order of Rebekah
Stevens Point
Dbvevices
Bertha Noble
Florence Hambright
California
Hambright
St. Alban's Church
Peter Tirkof
D. L. Miller
Marguerite Kraus
Kraus
Robert Kraus
Board of Public Works
South Depot
Cedar Streets
Sco Line
South Depot Street
H. Ebbe & Co
Puerner Creamery
A. L. MacFarlane
I. B. Roe
Eagles Train Carries Local Delegation to Antigo Parade
The Eagles special train left this morning on the Chicago & Northwestern line carrying over 300 members to the state gerie at Antigo for the convention. Delegates planned to join a parade this afternoon wearing uniforms described in earlier articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Antigo
Chicago & Northwestern
West Point Grad Willis J Tack Returns Home
Willis J Tack, son of Mr and Mrs Theodore A Tack of this city, arrived home Monday from West Point New York where he was graduated last week from the United States Military Academy with the rank of second lieutenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis J. Tack
Theodore A. Tack
West Point
N.Y
United States Military Academy
Hewitt Area News Briefs From The Village
Lieut Tack awaits war department orders before future duty. Hewitt students return for summer. George Schuster remodels cheese factory. A Sunday night gathering at I X Durst's. Postoffice relocation to Soo Line depot finalized for June 22 with P P Cramer in charge of the office as postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer
Alois Zinthefer
Mt. Calvary
George Schuster
I. X. Durst
Soo Line
Hewitt
P. P. Cramer
Chael
Norbert Ley
Edmund Cra
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Joseph Lorge
Plymouth
Marjorie Sexton
Joseph Glassner
John W. Salter
Dorothee
Unity
Salter
Marshfield State Bank
J. G. Runk
Williams Business College
Stetsonville
Epworth League
Eau Claire
John Schaver
Frank J. Thiry
Gladys Banks
Ashland
Edna DuFour
Milwaukee-Downer College
E. C. Pors
St. Alban’s Church
West Fifth Street
Mary Proell
Cashton
A. A. du Mez
Evera
Cremer
Proell
Miss du Mez
Madison
Erhard Kleinheinz
Arthur Purdy
Ethel Cole
Highland Park
Ill
Purdy
Miss Cole
John F. Cole
Wisconsin
C. E. Blodgett Cheese, Butter & Eye Company
Houston
Tex
Prank B. Roe
J. P. Temby
Oak Street
George F. Grassie
Mr. Roe
Attal
Company A
Second Regiment
Camp Douglas
Walter Mueller
Willard Christensen
Cory
William Mittlesteadt
Willis G. Arnold
Corp
Frank Steinmetz
Times
the Times
Estelle Tice
Pauline Blodgett
Maple Streets
All
Childrens Hose
Viffault-Kamps Mercantile Co
Ant
Tack
War Department
Washington