Fiendish Act Near Spencer Stabs Livestock
Herman Plath of Spencer reports a vicious crime on his pasture last Saturday night. A horse was killed and a two year old colt and two cows were stabbed. two nearby cows were injured. No culprit or clues found, blood hounds failed, Sheriff Sell notified. maximum penalty cited as two years in penitentiary.
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Herman Plath
Spencer
Marathon County
Mr. Plath
Plath
Kempfert
Butternut
Sell
Wausau
Twelve to Seven: Local Baseball Victory Over Eau Claire
The local team defeated Eau Claire twelve to seven in a hard contest last Sunday afternoon. The visitors led early on two runs in the first and three in the third, but the locals answered with four in the third and two more in the fifth to take the lead. Reed on the mound excelled as fielding behind him improved. The Marshheld team showed promise and attendance and business support remain strong. next Sunday the royal ball team will face Stanley at the fair grounds, with Stanley noted as a strong opponent after defeating Owen dtol.
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Eau Claire
Marshheld
Royal Ball
Stanley
Fair Grounds
Owen Dtol
Married at groom's home Louise Risk wed Edson F Ingle
Miss Louise Risk and Engineer Edson F Ingle, both of Minneapolis, were married Monday at the groom’s parents’ home in Nasonville. The ceremony drew a large gathering, and after a brief wedding trip the couple will reside in Minneapolis. Ingle, a locomotive engineer on the Soo Line, is the road’s youngest engineer and holds the record run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Risk
Edson F. Ingle
Minneapolis
Charles A. Ingle
Nasonville
Ingle
Woman's Missionary Society Meets at Presbyterian Church
Regular monthly gathering of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will be held Thursday at 3 o'clock in the church parlors. The program includes Lecational Services and a talk by speakers Geo Henderson Algaka Rolleal and Mr and Mrs F R Upham. Mr Upham, commissioner at the National S A convention in Atlantic City, returned Tuesday after a month east trip visiting Middle East sites and Canadian cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Aus
Geo
Henderson Algaka Rolleal
F. R. Upham
East
S. A
Atlantic City
Upham
Middle East
Runaway Saturday injures Mrs Grambowsky in Manville
A frightening accident in front of Athmeier Hintz store at 1:30 last Saturday left Mrs Ed Grambowsky of Manville gravely injured as her platform buggy was demolished. Frank Manthe unloading cream cans at Ripon Produce creamery watched as W D Connors drove a yellow car up to the site causing the horses to bolt. The team struck the buggy, sending Mrs Grambowsky and Manthe to the ground. Bystanders aided, and she was treated for severe facial and head bruises with a seriously wrenched knee feared fractured until examination showed 19 bones broken. She was taken home Saturday night.
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Athmeier- Hintz
Ed Grambowsky
Manville
Frank Manthe
Auburndale
Ripon Produce Company
W. D. Connor
Hamier
Eagles to Run Special to Sheboygan Convention
Badger Aerie No. 624 plan a five-coach special train with the 28-piece Second Regiment band to Sheboygan for the 1911 convention. The return trip will depart 11 p.m. with no stops, promising a full day and parade at noon, rallying Marshfield citizens to back the excursion and boost the town’s bid.
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Badger Aerie No
Order of Eagles
Sheboygan
Green Bay
Marshfield
Crushed by Rolling Log Fatality at Veneer Plant
Roy Fenner, 25, a Veneer factory worker, was fatally injured Thursday morning while unloading logs from a car. A log rolled onto him as he stooped, crushing him. He was taken to St Joseph's hospital with internal injuries and a broken femur. He died Saturday. Ringling citizens from Grand Rapids planned special train coaches to attend.
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Roy Fenner
Milbee
St. Joseph's Hospital
Second Week of Unequalled and Timely Suit Bargains
A Mid-Summer Clothing Sale opens a second week of unequalled suit bargains. The store reports greater early sales than any previous year, marking the event as highly satisfactory to both the public and the business.
Rights of Campers on Public Roads Questioned
The Wood County Reporter notes legal rights of traveling jockeys and gypsies to camp and feed along public highways. Landowners abutting highways may order campers to move and arrest violators for misdemeanor after a notice to remove. The statute 1296-b makes camping on highways unlawful after notice by landowners or officials, with penalties up to ten dollars or thirty days in jail.
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Board of Superviors
Wood Co
Pretty Home Wedding Today
Miss Marie L. Hyde of Milwaukee and William W. Harper of Omaha Neb unite at the bride’s sister’s home 505 West B street at high noon in a relatives gathering. Rev H C Postlethwaite performs the ceremony as the home parlor is decorated for the occasion. The couple will tour the eastern states then reside in Omaha.
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Marie L. Hyde
Milwaukee
Wm. W. Harper
Omaha
Neb
Hugo Wegener
Hadlow Hyde
West B Street
H.C. Postlethwaite
Oma- Ina
Medford Hosts Big Gaenverfest Weekend
Next Friday marks the start of the big gaenverfest in Medford with a special Soo Line excursion from Oshkosh to Medford on Sunday June 26. The train is due to reach Aute at 6:45 a.m. Ex Mayor A G Pankow is named chaperon for the Marshfield delegation by Agent W L Atwood.
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Medford
Soo Line
Oshkosh
Aute
A. G. Pankow
W. L. Atwood
Marshfield
Mattress makers wanted at top wages in Spokane
Wanted a couple of mattress makers. Highest wages paid. Piece workers earn from 2.75 to 3.50 dollars per day. Excellent climate and air conditioning most favorable. Manufacturer Fern Bedding Co. Spokane, Wash. 3614.
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Manfacturers Fern, & Bedding Co
Spokane
Wash
Anniversary of the Great Marshfield Fire
Marshfield marks twenty third anniversary of the 1887 fire that leveled the old town and spurred rebuilding into a model city. Ex Gov W H Upham and other pioneers aided rapid reconstruction with brick structures replacing timber fronts. A hero tale recalls gunpowder stock moved to safety by clerk Ad am Long, while A G Felker buys two Chestnut Street lots for a new home near the city park.
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Marshfield
Model City
W. H. Upham
Adam Longe
Long
Williams Hardware Co
Kliner, Lang & Scharmann
Lang
Gardon
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Woman’s Missionary Society
Eagles
Badger Aerie
Northwestern
Marshael
Grand Rapids
Soutine
F Rose
Hart Schaffner & Marx
A.G. Felker
Chestnut Anc
Joan Hyland
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