Donors List Published On Marshfield Fire Anniversary
The 23rd anniversary of Marshfield’s 1887 great fire recalls a strong public response. Cash gifts totaling about 11 000 supported the homeless, with provisions and shelter rushed to the scene as aid from individuals and organizations statewide arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshifield
W. A. Upham
Neilisville
Clarke & Scott Mig
Cadet
Oconto Ci
Stephenson, Marinette
L. Fuller
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Bankers
A. &. Smith
Sppleton Necedab Lor
Q. A. Ellis
Oconto Mendel
Smith & Go
Marshfield Stave Co
M. Henderson & Co
Chicago
Green & Button Co
Milwaukee Sentinel
Tiler & Storrel
Milwauk
John Pritzlaf
Wis
Bk Menasha
W. Ware Co
Menasha
A.W. Kimball
Sahees
G.X. Lyman
the Argus
Chivaro
Pittsville
Cash
Watertown
O. Little
St. Point
Coffin and Furn. Co
Lincoln
Neb
G. W. Mitchell
Wauptn
Geo
Burnham
Waupace
Marinette C
Pettibong
Madison
William Citizens
Phillips
Racine School of Music
D. P. Simons
Eau Claire
Eau Claire Lumber Co
G. A. Rice
John Edwards
Port Edward Milladore
Appleton County
Wood
Grand Rapids
Cit Centralia
Boyle Bros
Fond du
Fond du Lac
Wheel & Seeder Co
G. A. Knapp
Kepler & Co
Eau Clair F
Mills
Millston
Moore, Gallaway & Co
F. M. Gernell
Washington
H.B. Herr
Chicago Judge Burnell, Oshkoshem Straw & Ellsworth Mfg. Co
Alex Stewart Lumber Co
Wausau
Wis. F
M. Ins. Co
J.P. Buck
Eau Claire Oconta
W. A. Rowne and
Barrnette Lumber Co
H. H. Porter
Andrews
Shawano
Price and minister bait cry in river tale a church fundraiser
Narrative recalls Bill Price offering a hundred dollars to the church if rainfall would float logs from Black River to Keokuk. Rain comes, logs scatter, Price lowers donation to fifty dollars. Also notes Manager Brackendorf plans two days of baseball next Sunday and Monday with Greenwood and Stevens Point to play, highlighting local teams and venue appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Price
Black River
Price
Black River Falls
Keokuk
Brackendorf
Greenwood
Stevens Point
Owen
Falso
Grand Rapids
Marshfield
Eagles Train Heads to Marshfield Meet Night Run
The Eagle excursion train of five coaches departs at midnight for Sheboygan with Badger Aerie No 624 aiding Marshfield’s 1911 meeting. Members and supporters will don Marshfield 1911 tags on the streets and on the train, which leaves Sheboygan at 11 p.m. for a full day and evening in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Eagle
Northwestern
Sheboygan
Badger Aerie No 624
Marshfield
Order
Border
Attractions For The Fair August Program Announced
Secretary John Seubert closes a contract with the Twentieth Century Amusement company for a string of shows at the fair from August 23 to 26. They will bring a Ferris wheel Merry-go-round snake show electric shows and Panhandle features. The premium list will be issued as soon as the speed events and other features are confirmed. Advertising will be boomed to boost attendance. Prospects for a big fair are excellent and with proper promotion the 1910 fair could be the banner meeting of the association's history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Seubert
Twentieth Century Amusement Company
Death of a Pioneer Mrs Margaret Kohl
Mrs Margaret Kohl widow of Joseph Kohl died at 70 after living in Marshfield since 1880. Funeral at 9:00 am Thursday from St John Catholic Church. Survived by daughters Anna Steuber Mary Kohl. sons Carl John Lawrence Fred Jos Frank Kohl. sister and ten grandchildren. Born in Germany came to America at 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Kohl
Joseph Kohl
Central Avenue
St. John's Catholic Church
Marshfield
Anna Steuber
Mary Kohl
Carl Kohl
Ashland
John Kohl
Helfry
Mont
Lawrence Kohl
Fred Kohl
Jos. Kohl
Frank Kohl
Barbara Ziemendorf
John
Matt Nunier
Celebrate at Home Fourth of July Safe and Sane
Citizens urged to stay home for the holiday with private gatherings and family celebrations. Families may buy firecrackers for at home use and take children to nearby parks for harmless demonstrations rather than attending public events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Park
Qualified as Sharpshooters at Camp Douglas drill
Company A trained at the range north of town last Saturday night and Sunday. Four drill sessions prepared militiamen for a week at Camp Douglas beginning July 9. Sunday’s competition qualified sharpshooters: First Sergeant A Zecka, Sergeant W Mueller, Sergeant E Therolf, Corporal Henry Mueller, Corporal Alvin Hansen, Private Wm Mittlesfeidt. Next Sunday a hard day’s work will be done on the range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Douglas
A. Zecka
W. Mueller
E. Therolf
Henry Mueller
Alvin Hansen
Wm. Mittlesfeidt
Norton Suffering from Diphtheria in Richfield
W J Norton and wife, once Richfield residents now away on missionary work, faced diphtheria. A.J. Norton recovered from an earlier attack, while Mrs Norton fell ill last week and the home was quarantined by the local health officer. She remains bedridden but is improving on the road to recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waxsaukee Independent
W.J. Norton
Richfield
Louis Thompson Seeks Sheriff Nomination in Wood County
Louis Thompson of Marshfield Wisconsin announces candidacy for sheriff on the Republican ticket in the September primaries. He pledges impartial administration of the office to the best of his ability if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood County
Louris Thompson
Marshfield
Wis
Ladies of the WCTU observe Flower Mission Day
The Ladies of the W C T U will observe Flower Mission Day on Friday afternoon. The meeting will be held with Mrs. A F Gerwing at 1 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Gerwing
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fund For
Eermasere
AOS 400
Berlin Coffee Co
H. J
Ward & Hiles
Pittsvill
Knox
J. H. Wing
Bayfie
Theatre Comique
Ashlan
Chippewa Falls
Eagles
W. J. Norton
Louis Thompson
Kayser
Auto Veils
Panamas
Hanan
Crawford
Douglas
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