Reed the photo man and local notices eye
Reed the Photo man notices appear throughout the week with references to portraits and advertising. Social events include Mr and Mrs Edward B Barr at Wausau and Assemblyman D D Goway and daughter in Grand Rapids. Also items on church services and a piano sale unfold beside town happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
G. A. Lande
B. P. Bailey
Tiffault Kamps Mercantile Company
P. J. Schaefer
Manitowoc
Sheboygan
Plymouth
Green Bay
Menasha
Reed
Hugo Wegener
O. G. Lindemann
C. H. Stuck
Michael Griffin
Sterize
Harriet Roder
Milwaukee
Hildegarde Kleinheinz
Wooman
West Third Street
Anna Cole
Charled
Harry Ebsen
Western Union Telegraph Company
Utz al Elmsley
Santa Fe
Sawyer
Augusta
A. G. Felker
Matt? ‘Wright
Board of Public Works
T. N. Young
Second Ward
Upham
Ed. J. Schilling
Riverside
Wausau
Fouls Heisler
Wausaw
Enzy Wippler
Wippler
Marathon County
Frankfort
Main
Germany
Richard Evans
Presbyterian Church
F. L. Musbach
Eau Claire
Marshfield
Ashland
Wiliam Peterson
Dorchester
The
State University
William L. McFetridge
Mr. Paterson
Medford
Oshkosh
Schaefer Company to Double Capital Stock at Meeting
At the annual meeting next Monday the stockholders of the P. J. Schaefer company will vote to double capital stock from 25 000 to 50 000 with no anticipated change in the directorate. Current officers are P. J. Schaefer president George J. Schmitz vice president and A Neumann secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Schaefer Company
P. J. Schaefer
George J. Schmitz
Kansas City
A. Neumann
Se¢Cretary
Teasurer
Elks Elect Marshfield Lodge Officers and Delegates
The Marshfield Elks elected D. A. Knilans as Exalted Ruler and named R. P. Potter as Leading Knight, Harry H. Atwood as Secretary, A. L. Bowldrie as Treasurer, V. A. Mason as Loyal Knight, H. A. Mar as Lecturing Knight, and J. V. Varney as Tyler. Varney did not seek re election and will become Tyler. Delegates named include Dr Knilans to attend the grand lodge in Denver with J. C. Marsh as alternate, plus Mason and Potter as state convention delegates with Upham and Bly as alternates. A five member committee was formed to launch the Big Brother movement in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield Lodge of Elks
D. A. Knilans
R. P. Potter
Harry H. Atwood
A A. L. Bowldrie
V. A. Mason
H. A. Mar
Tyler
J. V. Varney
Varney
E. I. Rafftery
Denver
Dr. Kanlans
J. C. Marsh
the Elks
Naturalize Many Citizens Aids Voting Reform
Acting for the circuit court Clerk of Court A B Bever visited the city Wednesday to interview dozens of naturalization applicants. About fifty filings were reported, and upon judge approval these individuals will be eligible to vote under the new law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Bever
City approves steps to adjust overcharged January bills
Council authorized Supt. T N Young, City Clerk John Seutert and City Treasurer J Leonhard to adjust any bills found to be overcharged after complaints about January light bills. Potential meter discrepancies were noted by the water and light office during the last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water and Light Office
T. N. Young
John Seutert
J. Leonhard
Counceil
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marshfield Music House
Elwyn E. Grubb
Weyauwega
John A. C. Hoffman
Thomas Wright
Abe Young
City
Abbotsford
Almond
Mr. Young
Ald A. L. MacFarlane
E. D. Lytle
Minneapolis
Miss Schoenhofen
Chicago
Loyal
Frank Normington
F. J. Auermiller
Streford
Arpin
Exynest Crab
Miles City
Montana
Coy Payne
Frank Soeterber
Willow Lake
F. A. Olsen
Stevens Point
Jack Wilson
Barnard
Adler Opera House
Lyceum
Upham Pond
Joseph Whittington
Marshfied Tea Company
Joe
Normington Brothers
F. A. Normington
Palms
Jefferson School
First National Bank
Howsework
4Th’ St
August Budahn
Budahn
Methodist
Richfield
C. E. Baker
Bethel
Iita
Ida D. Sexton
C. W. Rice
Unique Theater
Bessemer
Mich
W. J. Gavin
Wisconsin Central Line
Gavin
F. H. Ambrose
Wiliam Schmidt
George Kramer
Gavy
W. H. Upham
Savannah
Phil. H. Sawyer
Ashkosh
PARC
Ruman Latze
Whittal
Brussels
Gents
Tiffault-Kamps Mercantile CO
ELKS
Bever
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