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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1911
Page
6
A colorful recounting of a winter and summer baseball clash with late inning heroics by Windy Storm and Jack Frost. It also threads in a humorous auto tale from Junction City, a Marshfield baseball flashback from 1883, and local obituaries and deaths.
Last Saturday at 08 45 an accident in front of the Methodist parsonage involved John Zent an elderly man and father in law to Mrs Coram. Zent tied a lively horse to the wagon, alighted with lines in hand, called to Rev. Coram, a motor cycle passed prompting the horse to bolt. Zent was knocked to the roadway sustaining a deep cut below the right eye and was treated by Dr Milbee before reaching his office.
Christ Bartelmass, a Cameron farmer injured when drawn against a plow coulter, died last Sunday. He was born in Bavaria on September 21, 1866, came to the U S in 1892 settling at Helenville and later moving to Cameron eleven years ago. Funeral at Cameron Lutheran Church at 2 p m with Rev. Thom. He leaves a wife and two children, Mrs. Ben Pember of Oshkosh and a younger daughter.
Mrs Catherine Schroeder of Dorchester, formerly Mrs Philip Trierweiler of this city, died at her son Louis Trierweiler's home after a lingering illness. Born November 13 1852 in Brown County she came to Marshfield 31 years ago as an early settler. Her first husband died ten years ago. she later married Mr Schroeder. Survived by five sons Louis August Nick William Trierweiler of this city and John Trierweiler of Athens. Funeral held Tuesday from Immanuel's church.
Alois Stang, a longtime Sixth ward resident, died at home after an extended illness. Funeral from St John's Catholic Church at 9 a.m. Thursday conducted by Rev. Volz. He was 52, a widower, survived by four sons Max Michael Joseph of this city and John in Dakota, and two daughters Kate and Barbara Stangi.
Court in probate in Wood County Wisconsin schedules hearing for the estate of Allison Luthrop on May 6 1911 at 10 oclock. Notice requires publication for three weeks in Marenfield Times to inform interested persons.
A newspaper notice profiles Patti Louisa Rosa, leading a season with the Lyman Twins, noting a rare three generation line in the same profession. Her mother Patti Rosa and grandmother Madam Cerito were renowned on the Italian stage, with dancing genius and rapid costume changes.
The Lyman Twin Brothers, renowned comedians, bring THE PRIZE WINNERS to the New Adler Opera House on May Sth. The act features scenic effects, a strong cast, a pretty chorus, dancers, and clever comedians with ponpy girl, country maidens, and daisy girls numbers. Prices 33, 50, and 1.00. Seats on sale at Potters.
The Board of Public Works designates May 5 and 6 as Marshfield Cleaning Days urging all residents to clean yards and premises. Collected rubbish will be hauled away free by city teams. every citizen should participate to keep the city sanitary, per the board's order dated April 24. Also promotes Palace Market and Star Market delivery services and local shops.
Venezuelan Guiana area forms about one third of Venezuela with less than one third explored. It is inhabited mainly by Indians along river banks from San Felix to El Callao, about 160 miles away, with a population near 55,000 excluding Dana.
A tame rabbit defends itself against a gander that acts as watchdog in a Neillsville pasture. The rabbit drives the bird away at times, while the gander guards the home at night, illustrating a comic domestic balance. Additional notes mention local markets, a pen that won’t write without ink, a school class joke, and an advertisement for Graco underwear.
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