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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1901

Page

4

Cox Released After Rape Case and Family Custody Move

Alfred Cox and relatives traveled to Grand Rapids to face charges connected to Sherril McLaughlin and Deputy Warsinske. The children were sent to the Sparta State School for care and education. Charles Payne was arraigned for rape, pleaded not guilty, with the trial proceeding behind closed doors and no immediate verdict.

Alfred Cox Charles Payne Grand Rapids Sherril McLaughlin Warsinske Epting Gaynor Sparta Cox J. W. Cochran Atorney EL. C. Wippernine Guue

Unclear large Uncle Tom's Cabin event

An early 20th century style advertisement promotes a large Uncle Tom's Cabin performance at Adler's Opera House featuring Cummings and Alexander with elaborate scenery costumes and a parade. It promises a high class show with a painted allegory Run In Heaven and heavy local support though many details are garbled.

Lara Rug Shore Adler's Opera House Cummings Alexander Goss Apera House Severn Baby Lester Gipsy Wilde Youthern Cuinvey Comprisis Trent Sture

Legislative Doings In Assembly On Primary Law And Bonds

Telegrams from Madison report the primary election law revision moving from third reading to committee on bills for today. The assembly engrossed the appropriation bill by a vote of 100 to 0. Senate bill passed allows fourth class districts to bond for electric light plants or purchases.

Madigan Committee On Assembly Senate

Dissolution of Firm Bauer and Ladewig

The partnership Bauer & Ladewig is dissolved by mutual consent. William Ladewig continues the business, with all accounts owed to Bauer & Ladewig payable at once to Ladewig. Books and settlement are kept at the old shop. Dated Marshfield February 19, 1901.

Fred Bauer Wm. J. Ladewim Bauer & Ladewig Buvehees Ladewe Wm. Ladewig Marshfield Bauer J. LapEwii

Resolution on Neighbor William Helm Death

The committee notes with sorrow the death of neighbor William Helm of Camp No. 10421. W. A. Has Jost mourns the loss, praising him as a faithful member and protector to his widow and children. A copy of the resolution is to be recorded and given to the widow.

Wiliam Helm Helm W. A Jost Jake Lesselyonk TB. Mechler P. J. Kraus

Northern Wisconsin Development Prospect Told

An overview praises the northern half of Wisconsin as rapidly developing with opportunities for settlers and manufacturers. It highlights cheap land, improving roads and schools, ample natural resources, and easy transportation routes. Readers are urged to obtain pamphlets describing the land and prospects by contacting Industrial Commissioners and associates in Milwaukee.

Wisconsin Petilar W. WM. Killen Guo T. Jarvis Gen. Mets Burton Johnson G. F Awor Jus C. Pond GP. A. Colby &Arbor Building Milwaukee Wis

Democratic Primaries Nominations In City Ward Caucuses

Moe ward caucuses held Tuesday evening nominated a full ticket with only a light turnout. Alderman candidates include Albert Schneider A Kleine Keing B E Finney P J Deck Jers MG Fleckenstein and W Kamps. City convention nominated Charles Schmirler for mayor John A Thomas for clerk Geo J Strang for treasurer and Wm Hin for municipal judge.

Moe Democratic Party E. Finney Sadger Yall Albert Schneider Henry Kalsebed James Talbot Otto Backhaus Tack Beaver A. Kleine Keing B. F. Mechler Adam Paulus John Thomas B. E. Finney Charles Hahn Fred Benter Joho Adler P. J. Deck- Jers A. G. Pankow Glas Schmirler G. J. Strang MG. Fleckenstein A. BR. Edwards Alenares Tos. Grall Valentine Weber Sixth Ward Kamps Joby Jone Mike Warner Charlea Schmirler John A. Thomas Geo. J. Strang Aldrin Dt Wm. Hin

A Gash Market Changes to Cash Only System

Bauer and Ladewip announce the meat market is now run under their name and will operate on a cash basis starting April 1, 1901. Credit will not be extended. meat must be paid for at the shop or on delivery. The note asks for patronage continuation.

Bauer & Ladewip L Gegianior

Cash North Side Market Ad Announces Cash-Only Policy

Cash North Side Market announces that after April Layakrly Vouel the north side butchers will sell meat for cost only with payment due at purchase or delivery. They aim to provide best service and request patrons’ continued liberal support, signing Ant and VouL.

Layakrly & Vouel North Side Ant & Voorl

Personal Mention Fix Sheriff Michael Vincent

Transacted business in town the first of the week. Attorney B C Pors transacted legal business at Neliisville on Monday. Mrs Charles A Coon of Maison Mi l visiting trends in the city vis week. Ex Mayor Henry Horn made a business trip down the Central line on Monday. Mrs Leo Rose was called to Chicago last Saturday by the illness of her mother.

Michael Vincent B.C. Pors Neliisville Mra Charles A. Coon Maison Mil Henry Horn Leo Rose Chicago Dan Rausch Longwood Granton Sod Nera Jobo Hiss B. M. Rowan Miss McQualey Sup Dag

Sunday services abroad and town visitors noted

Rev Nebe returned from Chippewa after Sunday services. Charles E. B. Smith of Millsport transacted business in town Monday. George Lupient from Portage visited his brothers last Saturday. Various locals, including Ber Nason, Alfred Sadler, Claude Semroes, Anna Wollesen, and Dr H A Lathrop, appear in town on business, travel, or visits. A market report lists prices for wheat, corn, potatoes, meats, and hides.

Nebe Chippewa George Lupient Portage

Notice of Judicial Election in Wood County

Notice to the electors of Wood County that a judicial election will be held on the date in April 1901 in all towns wards and precincts to choose officers listed opposite each title with certified nominations. Joshua Eric Dodge is named under the appropriate designation for the office.

Wood County Wood Difbrent

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