23 Mar 1910
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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1910
Page
1
The Christenson-Abel Co has bought a store at Withee and taken possession, the fourth of six stores they plan along the Soo line. They will place a man in Ironwood Michigan to sell farm produce directly to dealers, shipping items from all stores to him to cut commissions.
On Wednesday April 8 the Sisters of the Sorrowful Mother expect a formal opening of St Joseph's hospital with a public viewing and reception. The new Wing is nearly complete with third floor rooms named for donors and furnishings donated by city benefactors. The building now includes Kneipp treatment rooms, private wards, a large elevator, updated sanitary facilities, nurse call bells, and expanded capacity, with old sections modernized.
The building has been completed and is now ready for plasterers. Regular hospital visiting hours are 10 to 11:30 a m, 1 to 4 and 7 to 8 p m.
Alderman Frank A Nall declares candidacy for mayor in the upcoming city election. A veteran council member with notable committee roles and a strong public affairs profile, he presents as a dependable business leader linked to the city’s welfare and progress.
The Fortnightly Musical club and guests were entertained at Park Avenue by Jr. and Mrs. K W Doege with an elaborate green and white dinner. Mrs A F Below toasted the club in song as members performed titles from Verdi Donizetti and other composers plus vocal solos and recitations. An Easter service at the Presbyterian church will feature a special musical program including organ, choir, and violin solos.
Travel notes describe Carmel and coastal cities such as Tyre Sidon and Ramla Lazareth as beautiful sites of the Lord Christ. It mentions journeys to Mount Hermon Basibek and Damascus with glimpses of historic locales and religious scenes in the region.
E E Finney father of Alderman and Arthur Finney of Oshkosh died Friday after a serious operation at St Marys hospital. Survived by wife and three sons including Lieut Parl P Finney. Born July 12 1838 Sackett's Harbor NY he moved west as a child. A veteran of Civil War Iron Brigade. Spent years in grocery business postal service steward at Northern Hospital. Interred after funeral on Sunday. Youngest sister of Mrs Elvis died in Fond du Lac after a seven week illness.
St Albans Guild will hold an Easter cake sale at Schumaker's drug store Saturday at 2 39 o'clock. There will be cakes, doughnuts and rolls for sale. Forty acres of land two miles north of town with a good house and stable offered by Collins, Fond du Lac, Wis.
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