Birthday Honors for Rev Jos Brown in Brief Dinner
Miss Agnes Brown and Mrs Margaret Livingston hosted a noon dinner last Wednesday for Rev Jos Brown on his 73rd birthday. He spent 43 years in Scotland and 30 in America, cherishing both nations. Real estate dealer John Cramer, back from the West, found opportunities favoring independent buyers over large firms. He resumes work in the P. Q. building and will monitor western land prospects. From March 22 Miss E M Rowan will display new spring hats and millinery styles.
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Agnes Brown
Margaret Livingston
Jos. Brown
S. 5
Scotland
America
John Cramer
West
Cramer
P. Q
Western Land Proposition
E. M. Rowan
The Great Divide at Adler Opera House
The Great Divide, a major international success, is announced for March 21 at the Adler Opera House with Henry Miller presenting a distinguished company in William Vaughn Moody’s drama of American life. Pricing includes gallery 23 and 30 cents, lower floor 75 cents to $1.50. Swat sale opens March 27 at Sexton’s Hostess.
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Adler Opera House
Henry Miller
Wiliam Vaughn Moody
New York
Sexton's
Coffee Bar Gain Day at Hunt Co Store
On Saturday March 19 visitors receive free coffee and lunch with a Chicago demonstrator present. For every dollar spent on coffee, one pound is given free. Everyone is welcome at Hunt Co.
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Chicago
Uthmeier- Hunt Co
UTH: Meier-Hintz
Notice to Milk Dealers Requires City Licenses
Notice to milk dealers declares licensing required to sell milk in the city before May 1, 1910. Encourages rest and examination of cows and barn sanitation, warning no license will be granted. Directive from the Board of Health. Other items note property sale on Clark Street and various personal visits and travels.
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The
Board of Health
Local notes mark land sales and moving parade near town
Mr Marquardt visits his sister Mrs Schmidt. Bert Andrews sold fifty six acres southwest of town to a Marshfield party. Herman Schwantes tears down old house for new. Ernie Whitmore of Ashland arrives to sell his residence. Rhyne buys Graves farm. spring moving begins as contracts loom. Strangers surge in town for railroad work. Utter guides contractor tools for April 1 start. Stomach and Liver Tablets advertised as trusted relief. Stilsons visit G W Stilson in South Dakota. Mrs Stilson undergoes appendicitis surgery. Roy Jennings sick with suspected appendicitis after caring for Marshfield stock. operation performed, condition critical. Auburndale notes: Marshfield visitors and births. Kohel goes to Augusta for creamery job. Redaction of bid notice for County Asylum water well on Schwarte farm, Marshfield. bids due April 1 1910.
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Roy Jennings
Charley McCrillis
Marshfield
Mack Sherwood
McCrillis
Se'alock P. m
Bethel Maple Sap Sessions and Local News
Bethel residents tapped maple trees for syrup last week. Prof C L Stone made a pleasant call at Mrs Pearl's on Tuesday evening. News notes the Bethel Academy alumni Prof P E Sheppler and Prof Thornton moved to Doswell Virginia last tall. A daughter was born Feb 12 to Prof and Mrs Sheppler and a daughter born Feb 11 to Prof and Mrs Thornton.
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Prof
C. L. Stone
Mrs. Pearl
P. E. Sheppler
Prof. Thornton
Bethel Academy
Doswell
Spring Weather Halts Wood Haul and School Visits
Joe Zahn returned home last Thursday from camps as spring weather curtails wood hauling. George Zahn, director of the school board, visited the school. Grippe spreads through the vicinity with high attendance hurt by illness. Mr. Fisher, at Marshfield Thursday, had a minor accident when his horses bolted, pulling him off but causing little harm. the horses were caught after a street chase and no damage occurred to buggy or harness.
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Joe Zahn
George Zahn
Mr. Fisher
Marshfield
Bids Sought for Marshfield County Asylum Excavation
Sealed bids due by noon on April 1919 for excavation and removal of about four thousand cable yards of dirt for the county asylum foundation. Bids priced per yard, with certified check, to Connor Co. at 100 Central Ave., Marshfield, Wis. Committee reserves right to reject bids. Bond required. Address bids to Rl Cannon, Marshfield. Chairman Building Committee for Wood County Asylum. City Hall notices follow.
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Vor
Ingore
Schwarte
Central Ave
Marshfield
Wis
R. Coxngk
Comemorites
Wood County Asylum
Algacottee of
Connor Co
Marshveld
Rl Cannon
Woot County Asylum
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J. P. Tiffault
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BE. M. Deming
Catherine Schuyler
R. E. Andrews
Turkey
Derwear
Von
Shepard
Busted
D. M. Glassner Department Store
Marshfield, Wisconsin
Mr. Marquardt
Mrs. Schmidt
Bert Andrews
Herman Schwantes
Ernie Whitmore
Ashland
Earl Daughertty
Robert Gates
A. Wendl
Shawano
Cherokee
Wm. Moon
Ed. Rhyne
Will Clark
Fred Reas
F. Mellhattan
Brooks
Mr. Fenhhouse
Graves
J. L. Dullman
E. C. Utter
Chamberlain
C. B. Stilson
G. W. Stilson
South Dakota
Auburndale
Helen
Minerva Bere
Stella Markee
Lilly
Grand Rapids
Mike Kundinger
John Kohel
Agusta
Maggie Bauer
Synder
Stanley
Franz
Otto Madenwaldt
Altert Madenwalde
Merrill
Aomavagt
Suisud Say Ysay
Anole Lepayy
Bethel
Mann
City Hall
Join G. Hoelz
Apex
C. S. Sheering
D’v. Go
S. Cent. Ave
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