Street Fair Decided by Marshfield Committee
A mass meeting called by Mayor Adolph Pankow supported a street fair with strong agricultural emphasis. An executive committee was appointed to canvass support, raise funds, and organize a large Marshfield event with strict supervision and no offensive attractions. The group aims to set dates soon and push the plan vigorously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Pankow
Perrin Cranmer
Adam Paulus
Fond du Lac
Comany
J.C. Hayward
Pantus
J. P. Tiffault
E. EB. Winch
Jonis Laemle
G. Lindemann
Cashier
L. Reese
E. E. Finney
BE. L. Reese
John P. Hume
I. P. Tiffault
E. P. Scheibe
Louis Baumann
Charles E. Blodgett
O. G. Lindemann
Louis Laemle
Fred Vollmar
George W. Upham
Pankow
Central Avenue
Ynany
Bernice Castello to Give Monday Recital at Church
Bernice Castello dramatic reader impersonator and vocalist will present a recital at the Presbyterian church Monday evening June 30 under the Ladies Aid Society. She receives favorable national press notices and is regarded as a talented artist. Seats are on sale at B Elvis store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Castello
Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
B. Elvis
Maennerchor Picnic Promises Large City Festival
Marshfield Maennerchor plans a July 13 picnic in Saenger park drawing thousands from surrounding towns. Second Regiment band and Medford Maennerchor will perform with fine selections. Special excursion trains from Manitowoc and Sheboygan and Northwestern routes will bring many guests from Medford and northern points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield Maennerchor
Medford Maennercher
Saenger Park
Manitowoc
Wisconsin’Central
Sheboygan
Princeton
Northwestern
Medford
Marshfield Early History Highlighted By Oshkosh Writer
Chas Hellard of the Oshkosh Northwestern is in Marshfield for another week gathering material for a city write up. He notes rapid growth since his last visit and praises local business leaders as up to date, promising a non promotional account of Marshfield’s early history and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Hellard
Oshkosh
Northwestern
Hellard
Marshfield
Grand Rapids to Host Peak Fourth of July Celebration
County Seat celebrates with a major Fourth of July display featuring a balloon ascent and parachute leap, a ball game for a $50 purse, exhibition drill, rock shoot, and many races and games. Trains offer first class service with a late return, and excursions are available on all roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
City School Census Shows Over 2400 Children
City Clerk C S Vedder reports the school census indicates more than 2,400 children of school age in the city, a rise of over 200 since last year. With typical population ratios, the city’s total population would be about 7,200, suggesting the town has passed seven thousand. The rise in pupils may require expanding school building capacity this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Vedder
Watch theft arrest in Central avenue saloon case
David McQuaid facing larceny charges after watch vanished from Mike Stangl’s saloon on Central avenue. He pleaded guilty before Judge Andrews and paid a total of 16.50 in fines and costs. McQuaid admitted possession of the watch found on arrest amid a group of intoxicated companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David McQuaid
Northwestern Road
Mike Stangl
Central Avenue
Mass Lena Kueb Michael Weds William Brandt at Immanuel Church
Mass Lena Kueb Michael married William Brandt Wednesday afternoon at Immanuel Lutheran Church. Rev. L Thom officiated in the presence of relatives and friends. Bridesmaids were Clara Brandt and Bertha Dassel. groomsmen Michael McNamee and Henry Kueh Michael. A reception followed at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Kuebmichael
William Brandt
Immanuel’s Lutheran Church
L. Thom
Clara Brandt
Bertha Dassel
Michael McNamee
Henry Kuehmichael
Pretty Home Wedding of Miss Carola Wright and Frank Strang
Miss Carola Wright and Frank Strang were married at the Wright home in Marshfield with Rev. J. Frank Young officiating. The ceremony was followed by a dinner and a wedding trip to Chicago and Illinois, with many relatives from out of town in attendance and gifts presented. The couple will reside with the groom’s parents after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carola Wright
Frank Strang
Thomas Wright
J. Frank Young
Wright
Verna Judson
Wisconsin Central
Chicago
Illinois
Messrs and Mesdames
E. Ames
P. Tiffault
G. I. Strang
J. F. Young
J. H. Sinclair
W. G. Hinman
M.A. Reily
B. E. Wineh
J. H. White
C. A. Coon
M. J. Powers
Misses Nettie Dickenson
Mary and
Jennie Reily
Agnes R. Brown
Inez Hinman
Strang
George S. Strang
Marshfield
Inspected Company A and staffing for encampment prep
Company A underwent inspection Tuesday evening by Major Pomeroy with high marks for drill and guard duties. Captain Martin and Lieutenants Meyers and Kisten lead efforts to ready the unit for August encampment as many new men joined this winter and spring. John Anderson promoted to road master of the Wisconsin Central, replacing F. C. Baker and earning $25 more monthly, with Frank Brainard named conductor of the Nekoosa freight. Adler's Opera House to close for a month after tonight’s Si Perkins performance, reopening July 31 with a brisk fall season ahead.
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Pomeroyand
National Guard
Martin
Meyers
Kisten
John Anderson
Nekoosa
Wisconsin Central Road
F.C. Baker
Chicago
Mr. Anderson
Stevens Point
Abbotsford
Portage
Greenwood
John
Frank Brainard
Fond du Lac
Anderson
Si Perkins
Adler's
Opera House
Adler
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