Marshfield Life Notes Chronicle Local Visits
Weary Todd visited Marshfield last Monday while Mrs. Londgren and Mrs. A Longren spent Saturday and Monday in town. Numerous residents including Nure Kernighan, Alex McGinnig, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Smith, August Heecheg, Paul Beeler, Robert Beeler, R. O W. Canfield, Homer Beede, Mrs. Wildenvere, Arthur Longeen, Miss Mable Fraser, Myrtle Weoster, Mrs. J. G. Prasylas, Glann Marsh, Hile Davis, Ed Denser, Charley Youmans, and many others appear in local social notes with travel, visits, and community events across Marshfield and nearby places. A grave illness, legal matters, social gatherings, and church services are noted along with wedding-like announcements and plans for a cheese factory, hall enlargements, and dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Robert Beeler
Perkinstown
R. O W. Canfield
Homer Beede
McMillan Mill Faces Shutdown as Storm Hits Area
The McMillan saw mill halted Wednesday due to the storm while startup resumed Monday. Local workers and nearby families adjust. long-time railroad hands Cary Lane and others bring expertise. A death from diphtheria touched the community as the family mourns at the German Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Koehrborn
McMillan
Cary Cy Lane
Cary
Granton Local Notes and Casualty Association Business
Warner Davis is back in Granton. J Kleizele visited Neillsville on business this week. Dr J M Gonroy assisted Lapp last Sunday. Casualty Association reports strong local activity. Piling inspector buying from Davis and Lee. A wind damaged a large light owned by William Storm. Albert Davis touts fine white oak to be sent as ship timber. Thomas Weelig recovering on crutches and receiving visits. Dan Bangeh plans move to Longwood after snow melts. Gus Arndt suffered another serious accident. recovery hoped soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Gonroy
Casualty Association
Messrs
Davis & Lee
Albart Davis
Great Osborne Factory Sub-agent visits Auburn plant
P F Newell of this city, sub-agent for M Osborne harvesting machine company, returned from Auburn New York after visiting headquarters to motivate workers and showcase facilities. The Auburn Daily Advertiser notes orders flood the plant with the rolling mill and wood working departments running day and night to ship 123 roaders of agricultural implements, with a weekly payroll near 26000 dollars and growth expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F. Newell
2. M. Osborne
Auburn
N. Y
Jug
Newell
Amon
Osborne
Auburn Daily Advertiser
Qs Home Company
M. Osborne & Company
Dissolution of Bauer and Ladewig Partnership
Notice declares the dissolution of the Bauer and Ladewig partnership by mutual consent. Wm. J. Ladewig continues the business and will settle all accounts. Books and shop will be kept for settlement at the Ladewig location. Dated February 10, 1901 in Wa. Lapgwia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bauer
Wm. J. Ladewig
Fim
Bauer & Ladewig
Butchers
Wm. Ladewig
Bauer & Ladewi
Ladewi
Marahfeld
Lapgwia
Legislative Doings Show Mixed Prospects In Assembly
Legislative Doings reviews the session’s bills: anti cigarette measures falter despite efforts, a proposed physical exam for marriage lacks support, a compulsory schooling bill gains favor, and a state budget of 831000 is favorably reported. Assemblyman Cady draws attention, a woman factory inspector faces broad support, woman suffrage fails in the senate, and an interracial marriage prohibition draws sharp opposition from Milwaukee’s colored population. The apportionment of assembly districts proceeds with county shifts, while a divorced marriage ban proposal keeps matrimonial tensions alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stout
Committee On Penal and
Cady
Assembly
Senate
Womien
Stile
LaPottette
Milwaukee
Cadly
William B. Green
Alilwaukee
Wood County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Weary Todd
Marshfield
Mrs. Londgren
A. Longren
Alex McGinnig
A. Todd
Mrs. Martin Smith
Heecheg
Ledgerwood South Dakota
Mable Fraser
Myrtle Weoster
J. G. Prasylas Gous
Christie
Glann Marsh
Hile Davis
Graoton
Chili
Ed Denser
Charley Youmans
Greenleaf
Wis
Charley
Beech
Iis
Brown
Tom Gibson
Marshield
Campbell
Lawser Clark
Nuillsville
Webster
Rodway
G. A. R. Hall
Levi Welch
Jude
Jobo Hutchins
Loyal
Messra
Schultz, Petit
Vogt of
Unity
Farrington's
W. D. Carnell
Herman Seigeiss
Colby
J. J K. Hayward
Upham
Bigger
Wisher
Mike Langton
Rhinelander
Spencer
Chas, Stoltevan
Orick
August Borchardt
W. KO
Henry Rossman
Carrie
Minnie
Fred
B. J. Landall
Waupuo
Haima Matthes
Tat Mansion House
Muarshfield
Jacob Barron
Stevens Point
Ed Kinney
Doll
Elnude Palmer
Joseph Barron
Sevens Point
BP. McMiling
Hemlock and Hardwood = Lumber Association
McMillan Gay
Alvert St. Thomas
Wausau
Jon B. Qlyen
McMilan & Gro
Wear Salem
Wmn. Matthes
Chas. Matthes
B. P. McMillan & Bro
South Shore
South Dakota
Tbere
Greenwood
Twee
Mane Villa
Freght
NeMilluo
Brathy
A. Driscoll
W. Litaisdell
John Gardner
Granton
Warner Davis
J. Kleizele
Neilisville
Dan Bangeh
Longwood
Gus. Arndt
Great Osborne
Osborne & Co
Healytartoren
E. M. Rowan
Fasinda
Alwave
Brill
Xxx
Xxxx
Dunlap
Youman
Knox Tock
Louis Baumann
Propriet
North Side
City Sample Room
Dealeria
Pabst Milwaukee Beer
John Brackendorf
THE
Woodbine
Adler
Marshfield, Wis
Pforstenberg
Bool
Daney Power
Val. Schreter
Atyr
Upham M’f’g. Company
Sexton Bros
Henry Horn
Marshfield Brewing Company
Marshfield Brewing Co
Swisserlees
Madras
Oxford
Pearl
Loomer
M. J. Kraus & CO
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