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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1908
Page
12
Marshfield high school senior class play drew an appreciative audience last Thursday despite few patrons due to competing city attractions. The cast delivered solid performances, with stronger second and third act reception. Receipts covered expenses. many locals praised the effort and a large group of parents and friends traveled with the cast, returning at midnight.
The Marsh Water and Light Commission met at the Water and Light office on February 29, 1805. Commissioners Robt Connor Fred Vollmar and Frank Sneckenback attended. A motion approved bills totaling 2244.22 for new construction and current expenses to be charged to individual accounts. The vote on the motion was unanimous. The commission adjourned. O L Dorsenes Sec.
Range Line notes a newborn son to Mr and Mrs H S Lee, with local gripe reports across families. Jacob Bintzler recovers from pneumonia while Arthur Schaefer buys three cows from Wm Krostag at 35 dollars each. Rural Free Delivery starts Rozellville March 2 with Krostag as carrier as Frank Junemann moves household goods to his father in law Geo Schieber and Charley Steinke visits from Minnesota after a Ripon stay.
Spencer and surrounding towns saw family visits and moves with Mrs. M Wendell hosting in Spencer, Elizabeth of North St Paul visiting relatives, and Chas Kippenham moving from Ironwood. A baby was born to Mr and Mrs 0 S Money, and Gust Bersch returned after 15 months missing. Edgar residents see timber loading crews, a new justice of the peace rumor, and the death of M F Michler, aged 71, a longtime settler.
Staadt Clide Lawrence was a Stratford caller last Friday. Mr Herman Fredrick left Sunday for Somerset to consult Dr Till. Mrs Win Manigle is reported seriously ill. J % Fisher of Stratford visited our berg on Friday. Archie Dent arrived from Minnesota to spend a few weeks with his brother William. Sleak moved part of his house to a farm two miles southwest, second house moved this winter. Despite poor sleighing there is a stock of logs being delivered for Brooks Ross Lumber Co Schofield. Diego on Thursday Steve Walter. One of the town’s pioneers and well to do farmers of Eau Pleine. The diseased was interred at Weber Catholic cemetery Monday.
Theatre Talk reviews a stage adaptation of Mrs Southworth’s The Hidden Hand set in old Virginia. The piece emphasizes village life, hospitality, hills and valleys, a love story, a villain, and praise for a capable cast and striking Virginia scenery. The Cincinnati Enquirer lauds the company and production quality.
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