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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1916
Page
8
All of our smoked and cured meats share the same quality as our other well kept meats. Every ounce of food sold in this market is guaranteed to be high charactered. It will please you and please us to have you call. Fresh fish from 6 to 15 cents per pound.
Public industrial and continuation school officials from seven Wisconsin cities will convene at Marshfield Commercial School on March 25. The gathering includes Wausau, Marshfield, Merrill, Rhinelander, Stevens Point and Grand Rapids area representatives with a morning program starting at nine o'clock.
Miss Clara Farell Snerry spent the weekend at her Milladore home. Isla Davis heads to Stevens Point for her uncle’s funeral after receiving word Wednesday. Mrs. John Becker and children return to Grand Rapids with Otto Becker aiding remodeling. The community mourns Mr Claus Tipkema who died of typhoid fever. funeral at Holland church. Neumann named. Tipkama wed in city. Alfred Draeger dies at 57. funeral today. Sherry boys fall to Arpin 27 21. rematch Friday. O. K. Lee injures left foot while logging. improving. Sherry oratorical contest March 9 previews at Junction City. Contestants listed. Edith Kliewe and Marjorie Thomas win places. Isaac Thomas leaves for Tuesday. Miss McLaughlin to resume duties in Chicago.
The conference public is invited to attend a display featuring exhibits brought by schools. Provisions will be made for any exhibits, and the program will be open to all interested in the work.
Second Regiment Wisconsin National Guard unit Company A stands ready to respond to President Wilson’s call for volunteers for duty on the Mexican border or beyond if needed. The company, numbering sixty five men and three officers, could enroll quickly as a full unit amid mounting war excitement. A border patrol call may come soon unless regular army action captures the elusive figure involved.
George Fleisner of North Maple street died Friday at his home after a long illness. He was 66 and retired. Funeral held Monday at 9 a.m. from St. Catholic Church with Rev. Joseph F. For officiating. DEATH OF MRS QUade. C F Quade, Stratford resident, died aged 60. Funeral set for Thursday in that village. She belonged to the Lutheran church.
Bids are invited to remodel our quarters into a moving picture building. Plans and specs available at 206 South Central Avenue. Bids due by 9 o'clock March 27, 1916 and opened at 10 o'clock the same day. 2811 Kiiner, Lang & Scharmann Co. We are open for bids.
Theatre listings announce The Strange Case of Mary Page at Adler with Henry Walthall and Edna Mayo plus Such a Little Queen and The Girls from the Golden West at Adler. Also Yadam X Saturday and Marys Lamb Sunday plus a Monday matinee for children. In Richfield March events include a St Patrick social, box social March 17 at Charles Deiters, Willing Workers activities and plans for a new theater ride, plus local social notes and birthday celebration reflections.
At a city council meeting petitions from property owners prompted a pavement plan. South of North Depot street will be brick pavement while north side streets starting with A street to Chestnut, B and St. Joseph's streets will use reinforced concrete.
Charles George was taken to St Josephs hospital last week for a minor operation and is n improving rapidly. Mrs Peter Heckel spent the weekend in the city with their daughter Mrs Albert George. William Patt visits relatives in Fond du Lac while Mrs Hillman and her children visit Albert Schultz family. A light verse about skirts and dresses closes the brief item.
North Nasonville reports Mrs Gust Ham shopped in Marshfield on Saturday while Richard Block tended a sick horse there last week. Anna Prijatal is on the sick list and Henry Ebert hauls sand planning a cement floor for his barn basement next summer. Frank and Jos Stine were Marshfield callers Saturday.
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