Pittsville Community Notes Include Illnesses Travel and Socials
Mrs Otco Wills is dangerously ill with pneumonia Warren Lovell assists at Baum Creamery Dan and Mrs Cowell shopped Marshall Albert Daemerick left for Grand Rapids for work Dell Murray returned from Monico Junction Geo Favell had a runaway while delivering for N Baum Mrs W H Stein and Miss Stella Wallace bought spring millinery in Milwaukee Seniors and Juniors met at Ed Clack home for social Altogether a Busy week with visits to Marshfield Unity and other towns Mrs Ed Holmes died at her Unity home and funeral held in Spencer with sympathies from the community
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otco Wills
Warren Lovell
W. H. Stein
Baum Creamery
Dan Cowell
Marshield
Albert Daemerick
Grand Rapids
Dell Murray
Monico Junction
H. A. Weickel
Milwaukee
J. T. Kneen
Arcadia
Clinton Dunning
Will Hammel
March Rapids
H. McLaughlin
Max Wagner
Duluth
Hare
Geo. Favell
N. Baum
Stella Wallace
Ed. Clack
Unity
E d. Holmes
E. Follett
Fond du Lac
Farrell
Wausau
Joan Sims
Stevens Point
Agnes Pickett
Sterling
Clristenson
Neillsville Business Moves and Stratford Skating Notes
Louis Gatbisch was in Neillsville on business last week. Fred Klamp and H L Klenmie bought the feed mill from the creamery man and will build a first class mill on lots in block 20 this summer. Southern state visitors eyed the Daul block to start two saloon and hotel ventures. Stratford repairs and skating by grades are listed with schedule. Grade 3 on Monday to Thursday evenings, Grade 2 Friday, Grade 1 Saturday. Grade 1 skaters lacked money and skates, cost comparison noted with old lager beer skates referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Klamp
H. L. Klenmie
Creamery Man
Stratford
Gurley
Marshfield Births and Local Farm Updates
Town of Marshfield reports a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Toler John on March 8. H. J. Heinta plans to build a Gurler Site in his barn this spring. Woodford Bros and John Meers-Seider sold baled hay. W. E. Hargrave tested John Meershielder’s cattle for tuberculosis. none reacted to the test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Toler Johnson
H. J. Heinta
Woodford Bros
John Meers- Seider
W. E. Hargrave
Johns Meershielder
High School Notes Recap Of Week Activities And Honors
The senior class sent flowers for Mrs. Brooks who died last week. Shakespeare studies progress in History of Literature. Rehearsals for the class play begin and continue. The Theory and Art classes received manuals and started work. Junior girls received diamond red and white pins. Mr. John White spoke for the Henry George Association. Gile requested a 120 egg incubator for Agriculture study, arriving Saturday. Teachers' Training School Miss Cora Rogney visited. observation and practice work continue. Literary Society met with program including readings and songs. play An Interrupted Proposal staged with cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M
Gile
Literary Society
Roll Call
Freedom
Wee Folks of
Japan
Pullen
Mr. Johnson
Miss Rector
Emmy Louis Curtin
Riley
Mr Jackson
Standard Opera Company to Perform The Chimes of Normandy
The Standard Opera Company led by Cecil de Mille Pauline Perry and Clara Hunt returns March 4 at Marshfeld with new costumes scenery and electrical effects Edgier cast includes Mamie El More Frank Wooley Elvis Fox and Rudolph Berlinger conducts a strong chorus and orchestra A holiday night opera likely to draw good crowds and affordable pricing also notes local political announcement and land claim records from May 1907
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Standard Opera Company
Cecil de Mille
Pauline Perry
Clara Hunt
Marshfeld
Robert Planquette
Normandy
South
New Orleans
Columbus
Milwaukee
Mamie el
Frank Wooley
Thorus
Rudolph Berlinger
Elvis
Miss Fox
Adler
Charming rebuilt pianos at half price from Lyon & Healy
Lyon & Healy offer rebuilt uprights and grands from brands like Steinway Weber Krakauer Hazelton Washburn Sterling Huntington. Pianos are refurbished to showroom tone and appearance, removing wear while preserving value. Write for instrument lists and pricing at 10 Adams Street Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon & Healy’s
Steinway
Weber
Krakauer
Hazelton
Washburn
Sterling
Huntington
Lyon & Healy
Adams Street
Chicago
Spooner Retirement Evokes Regret From Senator Tillman
Senator Tillman of South Carolina laments Spooner's retirement, praising his integrity and industry. He credits Spooner as a potent force in public life and notes the resignation will be a loss to party, state, and the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
South
Caroline
Spooner
B. F. Tillman
South Carolina
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Pittsville
Spencer
Almon Lake
Albert Martin
Chili
Irene Martin
Park Falls
Byron Mason
Allen Johnson
Claud Dygart
George Raabe
Nellie Stewart
Mane Reas
Amanda Raabe
Genevieve Ackerman
Rose Hanson
Mae Bygart
Louis Gatbisch
Neillsville
Brooks
John White
Henry George Association
Teachers’ Training School
Cora Rogney
Auburndale
Cas
Mr. Stone
Helen
Celia Lotus
Stone
Escsanmenn
Dora Johnson
Helen ‘Stone
von Steven Howard
Florence Hansen Samuel Tracy
Johnson Betty
the Maid
Wood County
State Normal
Platteville
J. Hergert Snider
Department OF the Interior
Wis
Heraby
Jonnie McFhernun
Arpin
R. R
Haw
Gatico
Homestead Way
Mada
Nws
Clark
A. Withman
Rudolph Schwandt
Albert Schwandt
Arthur bin Sleman
Arpio
John W. Miller
Regiater
Ayer
J.¢. Ayer Co
Lowall
Mass
Eva Lewis
Mamilton Avenue
Danderine
Lewis
Doctor Knowlton
Law
Stevens Bros
Alan
Ia Lewis
Schumaker
Louis Hahn
McConnon & Company
Winona, Minn
Marshfield Steam Laundry
South Central Ave
Normington Bros. Proprietors
E. F. Mechler
Upham Banner Mills
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