Burns Schoenhofen Nuptials At St John Church
Miss Ermine May Burns eldest daughter of Conductor J. H. Burns and wife wed Leo Schoenhofen at St John Catholic church. Ceremony at eight thirty Tuesday morning June 19 with Fr. Eigen officiating, Fr. Easter and Fr. Fiss assisting. Bridal party entered, ring ceremony performed, reception and breakfast at Hotel Blodgett, 40 guests, decorations pink and white, orchestra, gifts numerous and costly. Honeymoon to Green Lake then residence at 300 South Cedar Street. Attendants included Agnes Burns maid of honor and Margaret Schoenhofen bridesmaid. Groom a former Company A officer and Roddis Veneer factory assistant superintendent. Guests from Peoria, Osceola, Oconomowoc, Princeton, Chicago, Janesville, Milwaukee and Fond du Lac among others.
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Ermine May Burns
J. H. Burns
Leo It. Schoenhofen
St. John's Catholic Church
John Eigen
Easter
New London
Fiss
Berlin
Preamsman
Agnes Burns
Margaret Schoenhofen
Frank Lucas
John Berg
Geo. Gillette
Peoria, II
Harry J. Burns
Blodgett
Second Regiment
Company A
Roddis Veneer
Green Lake
South Cedar Street
Geo. Gillett
Peoria
John Powers
Os Koxk
Wis
H.C. Batin
Ghuter
June
Oconomowoc
E. D. Morse
Princeton
G. Witzgibbon
Chicago
J. Mahoney
J. Walker
Janesville
T. L. Sammel
Milwaukee
Elizabeth Willams
Fond du Lac
Kester
Gene
Death of Earl Fenton in Colorado Circus Link
A telegram announced the death of Earl Fenton son of Mr and Mrs Frank Fenton of this city at Greely Colorado. About 16 years old he had joined a circus company and was with them westward at the time of death. The death certificate cites tubercular meningitis. The coffin arrived Monday and the funeral was held at the Catholic church Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciny
Earl Fenton
Frank Fenton
Greely
Colorado
Upham
Who Will Get the Money Box at Tiffault Kampster Co Store
Local shoppers discuss a locked glass money box in the Tiffault Kampster Co store. A three-man committee led by Cashier O G Lindemann with Dr J C Hayward and Dr W S Heaton guard the key. Each dollar spent earns a key, and the sole unlocking key is sealed with their initials. The prize amount is unknown but appears substantial given the box size and visible bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffault Kampster, Co
United States
O.G. Lindemann
J. ¢. Hayward
W. 5. Heaton
Sugar Beet Industry Growing In Marshfield Vicinity
The sugar beet industry around Chippewa Falls and Marshfield is thriving as farmers thinning crops for the Chippewa Falls factory. Herman Bauer oversees the beet factory interests and travels daily with crews to assist thinning. The beet crop looks excellent and larger acreage is planted this year with expectations of substantial cash returns for the farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chippewa Falls
Herman Bauer
Bauer
Marshfield
Descendant of General Schuler Celebrates ninety years
The ninety year birthday of Grandma Merwin was held at Trempealeau on June 4 this year. A granddaughter of General Schuler she has relatives in Matsafield. Born in 1816 on Long Island New York she moved to Wisconsin in 1854 settling at Trempealeau. She has four sons and six daughters, all living except one son. Her daughter Mary Melees resides here and her grandchildren include Mrs. George Lee and Bert McLees, with Alice Ruth Lee as great great granddaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nintieth
Grandma Merwin
Trempealeau
Merwin
General Schuler
Matsafield
Long Island
New York
Wisconsin
Trempealean
Have the Times Sent to You
The vacation season is here and many readers plan to spend summer away from the city. Readers planning absences should notify the Times office to forward the paper so they can stay informed. mail will be sent weekly upon request by postal or telephone contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Use Times Office
Death of Peter Thor at St Josephs Hospital
Peter Thor died last Friday after typhoid fever at St Josephs hospital. He was thirty and a member of the Order of Eagles. Survived by four wives and one child, all afflicted but recovering. Funeral held Monday morning with escort to the cemetery by the Eagles, first death in the local area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pater Thor
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Order of Eagles
Avme
Mr. Thor
The New Depot Project Faces Mixed Local Approval
Wisconsin Central proposes a new depot in Marshfield, a plan widely favored by businessmen and residents but met with objections from some Maple Street property owners who oppose street vacation. If approved, the city may soon gain a modern railway depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Central Company
Tre Tries
Maple Street
Marshfield
Graduation Exercises Largest Class in School History
A 1906 graduation at the local high school celebrated the largest class of twenty six, with a full opera house audience. Miss Itelen Connor, Riley Salzman, Miss Martina Marsh and Miss Gladys Wollesen delivered orations on Hamlet, democracy, science and art, Joan of Arc, and the negro question, amid musical numbers and diplomas presented by Mon. J C Marsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Soule
Gile
Itelen Connor
Hamlet
Tate
Riley Salzman
Martina Marsh
Misses Hayward
Clara Ames
Elvis
FF. McParline
Messrs
Finney
Mason
Jones
J.C. Marsh
M. H
Two Runaways Saturday On Central Avenue
Two runaways occurred on Central avenue last Saturday though no one was injured one wagon horse was badly injured the other team escaped harm. A. Bielchowski’s horse broke loose struck the sidewalk and raced to the Presbyterian church where it was captured. Percy Barnes’s team frightened by a sprinkling wagon ran down Central and east on Fifth street ending in an alley. both horses and wagons escaped damage. A New Company Organized. Marshfield businessmen plan to incorporate as Badger State Stave & Lumbes Co with 75000 capital in Milwaukee June 27 with members from Marshfield Dodge and Juneau counties and a plantation near Vicksburg Mississippi and near Delhi Louisiana for timber and future saw mill plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Avenue
A. Bielchowski
Bayerne Mess
Third Street
Presbyterian Church
Shorty
Percy Barnes
Wasserberger
Fifth Street
End
Springyorn
Marshfield
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Badger State Stave & Lumbes Co
Joseph Thomas
MG. Fieckenstein
Philip Adler
A. Kieinheiny
A. F. Bartiaan
Mee Rosenheimer
Hasting, Petrie
Ach Christnacht
Weninger
Dodge
Juneau
Fhe Corporation
Dunbarton
Vicksburg
Mississippi
Delhi
Louisiana
Thomas
Sogeh
Painter Brew in Twenty Incident at Stand Pipe
Supt Dorschel has the stand pipe painted inside and out by an expert. Water was drawn Tuesday morning and the work is well under way. The painter had an accident at the start losing twenty dollars when a ten and a twenty bill blew away. the ten was recovered but the twenty was not found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorschel
It Pays to Advertise From Berlin Orders Marshelrp Tie Sale
The Frank Kampf Mercantile Co expanded over a wide area recently delivering goods after a Berlin, Germany reader saw an advertisement for a special Marshelrp Tie sale. The order came from Berlin and shipped last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank- Kampf Mercantile Co
Berlin
Germany
Senior Gall Dancing Party At Armory Presented Wooden Shoe
The graduating seniors held their annual ball at the Armory last Friday night. The event drew many guests and featured the presentation of the wooden shoe from the seniors to the juniors. Earl Leahy delivered the speech presenting the gift, and Walter Drelinger accepted on behalf of the juniors, recalling memories of outgoing students and expressing hope to fill the shoe as well as the class of 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Oor
Earl Leahy
Walter Drellinger
Masten Marries Miss Mabel Williams in Michigan
Fred R. Masten a former Marshfield postal clerk wed last week Tuesday in Bessemer Michigan to Miss Mabel Williams of Oshkosh Wisconsin. The groom, a popular Marshfield figure, left the post office to join the lumber trade and now works as a lumber inspector for Nash Lumber at Shananolden near Glidden. The bride, long known in Oshkosh, moved to Slidden with her aunt Mrs S H Guiliford last fall. The couple will reside at Shananolden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred R. Masten
Bessemer
Mich
Mabel Williams
Oskhosh
Wis
Marshfield
Nash Lumber Company
Shanagolden
Glidden
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Schoenhofen
Burns
Hotel Blodgett
Gen. Schuler
Times
Peter Thor
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Beach
Hart Schatiner
Marx
Painter Brew
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