Death of Ray Harney in Seattle Door Accident
Ray Harney eldest son of Mr and Mrs David J Harney of 3051 East Third Street died in Seattle Washington Friday morning at 730 o clock from internal injuries after a car door struck him while sealing lumber at Campbell sawmill Relatives conveyed the body to Green Bay for services at the grandmother's residence with Masonic rites at the cemetery The family has deep sympathy from the Marshfield Green Bay community and Harney's brothers Porter and Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Harney
David J. Harney
East Third Street
Seattle
Wash
Campbell
Harney
Ray Herrey
R. L. Kraus
H. C. Postlethwaite
Green Bay
Marshfeld Lodge No
Porter Harney
University of Wise
Tia and
Reynolds
Fine Attractions For 1914 Lyceum Course In Marshfield
Supt C W Otto announced the 1913 14 lyceum course lineup at a Fraternity Glee Club concert. The program includes Weatherwax Male Quartet Bennett Barnard Family Orchestra Taggart George Colby and The Four Mower Sisters. Subscriptions are being taken by Mr Otto. The 1913 14 series ends with Dr William A Colledge's lecture and promises greater satisfaction than earlier years.
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Glee Club
Supt. of
C. W. Otto
Weatherwax
William Rainey Bennett
The
Four Mower Sisters
Taggart
Vermont
George Colby
Barnard Family
Marshfield
Otte
William A. Colledge
Tax roll closed for Marshfield city finances
City Treasurer George J. Leonhard closed the Marshfield tax roll last week and took the books to Grand Rapids handing them to County Treasurer W. H. Peters to compile the delinquent tax list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dot
George J. Leonhard
Marshfield
Grand Rapids
W. H. Peters
Train Hit In Blizzard Near Spencer Causes Crash
During the Friday snow storm a freight train No. 122 east on the Soo line collided with an extra on the track near Spencer. The caboose and a boxcar were splintered but no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soo Line
Spencer
Notice to Voters on Naturalization and Qualification
A 1913 notice from City Clerk R. J. Schatz outlines updated voter qualification rules. It warns inspectors may challenge voters of foreign birth and requests second naturalization papers for qualified voters. The date is March 22, 1913, and the notice is addressed to Geraldine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre
R. J. Schatz
Tornadoes devastate Omaha and Midwest cities
Reports from Omaha and surrounding areas describe a deadly cyclone with over 100 dead, 400 injured, and extensive property losses estimated at 10 million dollars. United States troops, Red Cross relief, and martial law efforts are ongoing amid widespread homelessness, fires, and citywide disruption across Indiana and Wisconsin.
Marathon county judge race stirs readers and ads
A spirited contest for Marathon county judge features incumbent Clydé Wall and Franklin E. Bump of Wausau. Paid advertisements from both candidates promise plain talk, with readers getting more insight into the office regardless of post election outcomes.
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Marathon County
Clydé Wall
Franklin E. Bump
Wausau
Laschinske Holch Wedding At Immanuel Lutheran Church
A pretty wedding was held yesterday at Immanuel's Lutheran Church as Rev. Ly Th. Thom united Miss Olive Holch and Mr. Gustave A. Laschinske. Bridesmaids Alma Laschinske and Anna Freund wore pink. ushers were Gerhard Kehrberg and Leo Holch. A reception for 150 guests followed at the Laschinske residence on West Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel’s Lutheran Church
Ly Th. Thom
Olive Holch
E. C. Holch
Gustave A. Laschinske
Gustave Laschinske
Alma Laschinske
Anna Freund
Gerhard Kehrberg
Leo Holch
Miss Holch
Laschinske
West Fifth Street
Henry Miller
Milwaukee
Hazel Gilson
Tomab
Frank Laschinske
Racine
Shooting Affray at Grall's in Grall's
News of the week reports a shooting affray at Grall's with details scarce and local reaction noted. A separate item mentions a 100 Dia tornado event and columnists from Ace Pass It On. Editorial comment touches on prizes in a later contest and Naw Electrical Store. Lota and Nave are referenced with Sherman Act context.
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Grall’s
Ray Harney Dias
Ace
Lota! Nave
Marshfield Embraces Auto Fever With Strong 1915 Prospects
Marshfield, well supplied with car dealers, anticipates a thriving auto trade in 1915. Local firms report new and up-to-date models, including a Mercury auto truck from Kliner Lang & Scharmann and Ford cars via Marshfield Hardware & Auto. Maxson Brothers note strong sales in Stratford and surrounding areas.
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Marshfield
Kliner, Lang & Scharmann Company
Maxson Brothers
Stratford
Henry Wahle
Herrick & McDonald
Hub City Auto Company
W.D. Wheeler
Marshfield Hardware & Auto Company
Ford
F. X. Schneider
Leo Schultz
Alex la Point
W. J. Sc
Man Bound Over For Trial In Decency Charge
Martin Britten of 905 South Central Avenue was arraigned in municipal court yesterday on an offense against Decency and bound over for circuit court trial. James Welch, father of a nine year old girl, testified at the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Britten
South Central Avenue
James Welch
Stratford pair elope to Waukegan for marriage
Miss Mamie Daul of Stratford and Mr. Frank Steinmetz of this city, a member of the Regiment band, eloped Tuesday morning and went to Waukegan Illinois to be married. Congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Mamie Daul
Stratford
Frank Steinmetz
Regiment
Waukegan, Ill
City Names New Water and Light Superintendent
Mayor R. Connor announced the Water and Light Commission hired Thayer Young of Wausau to become local superintendent on April 1. Young has prior experience with the Wausau street railroad and Johnson Mfg. Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Connor
The
Water and Light Commission
Thayer Young
Wausau
Young
Wausau Street Railroad
Johnson Mfg. Co
Wrong Party Shot Sparks Assault Charge
Grall, a bartender, fired at two men during a crowded Sunday night melee at a saloon on North Central Avenue. One shot struck Tom Krieg in the head, though Krieg escaped serious injury. Grall confessed to firing two shots while denying intent to hit Krieg, and was arrested after a warrant was issued. He posted $1,000 bond for a preliminary hearing next week Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Kenneg
Joseph Grell
North Central Avenue
BE. Bhere
Krieg
Grall
Fred
C. E. Briere
Grand Rapids
A. F. Gerwing
Stock Transfer at Kes tel Bros. boosts capital and owners
On Monday Kes tel Bros. of Marshfeld completed a stock transfer with thirty five new owners taking shares formerly held by C. E. Blodgett. The sale total was 10275 dollars, increasing capitalization from 19500 to 20000. John A. Kester remains president and manager, J. M. Berg becomes vice president, Philip Adler succeeds as treasurer, with Joseph Seidl and Henry Thass elected directors. The business will operate as before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kestel Bros. Company
North Side
C. E. Blodgett
Marshfeld
John A. Kester
J. M. Berg
Philip Adler
Mr. Blodgett
Joseph Seid
Henry Thass
Rings Rise in Price Trial Ends in Jail Time
A Wausau man named Charles Wilson faced 30 days under Sheriff A J Cowell in Grand Rapids after police halted his scheme to sell cheap rings at 75 cents each. He bought inexpensive rings for about ten cents and peddled them door to door, prompting officers to intervene. Judge Wegener termed the venture a doubtful business proposition, resulting in the jail sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wausau
Charles Wilson
A. J. Cowell
Grand Rapids
Wilson
Louis Thompson
Seventh Wolf Pelt Report From Marshfield Hunters
The Eckes brothers, near Marshfield, claim the seventh wolf pelt on the Schimmel Pfenning farm this Saturday. They expect to collect bounty on all seven pelts, noting wolves no longer venture far from town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckes Brothers
Eckes
Schimmel- Pfenning
Mother Rescues Children From Burning Home
In Athens a mother returned to her residence on Paul Pawlowski street and found smoke issuing from the roof. She rescued three children aged 42, three, and one year from an upstairs room before the dwelling was destroyed. All four sustained burns. A local woman vows she will never forget the danger to her family.
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Athens
Paul Pawlowski
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Masons
Butternut
Marschfeld
Ripon College
Vancouver
B. C
Kraus, Reynolds and Company
West
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Otto
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Leonhard
Gerald
Geraldine
Omaha
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Jured
United States
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Ous
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Torre Haute
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Soo
Wisconsin
HOLCH
Sree
Woral Man
Circuit Court
Waukegan
Mr. and
Mrs. Stainmatz Winkle
MR. Young
Wausau Man
Joseph Grall
Tom Krieg
Kestel Bros. Co
C. E. Blodgait
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