Wisconsin Bankers Meet at Armory May 27 Fun Program
The Wisconsin Bankers Association Group 6 convention will draw about 100 bankers from central and northern Wisconsin with many guests. The morning session starts at 9 30 with speakers A J Frame Waukesha B Rosenberry Wausau G D Bartlett Stanley and W D Connor Marshfield. An automobile tour of the city follows and an evening concert by the Second Regiment orchestra at the armory precedes a dance hosted by the married people's dancing club.
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Wisconsin Bankers’ Association
Wisconsin
Beeing A. J. Frame
Waukesha
4. B. Rosenberry
Wausau
George D. Bartlett
Stanley
W.D. Connor
Hambright
Second Regiment Orchestra
Armory
Married People's Dancing Club
Ashland
Wapacaga
Marshfield
Baseball at Colby Opens Season Against Colby Highs
Coach Otto leads a promising Colby Colts squad for the high school baseball season. Next Saturday afternoon they travel to Colby for the opening game. Lineup features Masten catcher Wright pitcher Capt Belmore first base Drollinger second base Hayden third base Hans Wagner short Wharfield If Witte center Plath left field.
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Otto
Colby
Masten
Wright
Capt
Belmore
Drollinger
Hayden
Hans Wagner
Wharfield
Witte
Plath
Junior Banquet Friday Night at NcKinney Assembly Hall
The Junior class annual banquet will be held Friday evening in the assembly room of the NcKinney building. Seniors, faculty, school board members and their wives are invited. Miss Wood, domestic science instructor, will supervise the menu and toasts are expected to be well managed.
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NcKinney Building
Wood
Police and Fire Commission Appointments Named by Mayor Conner
Mayor Conner appoints leading citizens Leo Rose Gus Laschinski Emil Kliner Wm Utameier and H Biehe to form the police and fire commission under 1909 Chapter 187. Terms range five to one year. appointees are men of high standing versed in public affairs and expected to pursue high city efficiency.
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Aire
Conner
Leo Rose
Gus Laschinski
Emil §. Kliner
Wm. Utameier
H. &. Bieh
Death of Mrs. Royal S. Dale in Marshfield
Mrs. Royal S. Dale died at 12 20 a m after a two year cancer struggle. Funeral at home on Tuesday with interment in Oshkosh. She was born Elle Butterfield in Scio New York on April 17 1852 and moved to Wisconsin in 1862. Survived by her husband Royal S Dale and two children one daughter Edna who died at fourteen and a half. A skilled musician active in Methodist Church Fortnightly Musical Club and Eastern Star.
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Royal S. Dale
Central Ave
Fourth Street
Oshkosh
Dale
M. E. Fraser
Eastern Star
Elle Butterfield
Scio
N. Y
Wisconsin
Eau Claire
Edna
West
Date
Marshfield
Methodist
Oly
Ladies Aid Society
Marsefield Brewing reelects officers and plans power
The Marsefield Brewing Co annual stockholders meeting reelected President L Hartl Vice President Louis Bauman and Secretary Treasurer John Heabert with new directors H J Stark and A C Backus. Directors approved a 6 percent dividend and noted extensive repairs. Electric power is planned in the near future.
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Marsefield Brewing Co
L. Hartl
Louis Bauman
John Heabert
H. J. Stark
A. C. Backus
Dougherty Stock Co Plays All Week at Adler's Opera House
Dougherty Stock Company appears this week at Adler's Opera House offering copyrighted plays and a line of specialties. The troupe has drawn crowded houses on prior Marshfield engagements and is favored by local theatre-goers. Prices are listed as popular.
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Dougherty Stock Company
Adler
Opera House
Marshfield
Dougherty Company
25 Per Cent Discount Sale On Our Entire Stock of Suits
Our complete stock of women's and misses' tailored suits is 25 percent off. Also featuring one piece wash dresses and new models in soft batiste or lawn with prettily shaped yokes and collars at moderate prices.
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America
Wooltex
Redfern’s
Sigel’s
Close Reclamatory Contest Highlights High School Talent
The declamatory contest between Wane Sau and Marshfield high schools drew strong turnout last Friday. Miss Pagenkopf of Wansay edged Helen Ebert of Marshfield by a two point margin after judges rated eight participants on eight pieces with names like The Bishop and Encouragement. Final competition set for May 20 at Watson. two representatives from each district advance.
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Wanesau
Marshfield
Abbotsford
Selma Pagerkori
Helen Ebert
Little God
Dickie
Elsie Kalbskof
M’amosel- Te
Leah Deutsch
Harriet Johnston
Jeanette Reid
Ole Mistis
Marie Pulling
Edna DuFour
Paul Dombey
Wausan
Alderman Juno Backed by Harney Fire Team Trial
Alderman Juno of the Sixth ward supports Dave Harney in a claim of the state’s best fire team. On North Central Avenue the run proved successful until a train appeared. Harney steered hard right at full speed and Juno was thrown from his seat but escaped injury as the team sped safely past the crossing.
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Juno
Dave Harney
Harney
North Central Avenue
Sao
Valuable Suggestion From Rev Brown At Local Convention
Reverend Brown notes a valuable suggestion from the Wood County convention held this week in our city. He encloses a clipping from his scrapbook that will interest many readers.
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Brown
Wood County
Fr. A Annual May Ball at the Army Armory
The second annual May ball of the Fraternal Rotary Association will be held at the armory on Thursday evening. FE Hicks of Oshkosh, president of the F R A and former Attorney General of the state, will attend and speak at a meeting before the dancing begins. Hicks is described as an eloquent speaker.
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FE. R. Hicks
Oshkosh
Hicks
Chairmanship Goes To Cranmoor In County Board Vote
The county board organization was started in Grand Rapids on Tuesday with A. E. Bennett of Cranmoor elected chairman by 22 votes to 19 for Q G Lindemann and E. Moemings. Miss Ellenore Vanderboor, Stadler school graduate, advertises dressing and shampooing services at 611 South Cherry Street, offering scalp treatments, facial massage, and manicuring with residence work and prompt attention to patronage. Call 1632Br2.
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Grand Rapids
the Times
Sp. m
A. E. Bennett
Cranmoor
Bennett
Q. G. Lindemann
E. Moemings
Ellenore Vanderboor
Stadler School
Batr
Cherry St
Lyman Twins to Star in The Prize Winners at Adler's
One of the season's most enjoyable performances will be the Lyman twin brothers and a large company in The Prize Winners at Adler's Opera House Thursday May 22. The new musical comedy features beautiful scenery, pretty costumes, dainty chores, and spectacular electrical effects. Prices 50 75 and 1.00 gallery 25 10 35c. Seat sale opens Monday May 4 at Sexton's.
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Adler's Opera House
Lyman Twin Brothers
Sear
Sexton's
Nile Restaurant Sold to Abbotsford Buyer
Nehs and Wiltish negotiate sale of The Nile restaurant confectionery and ice cream factory to Mr. Michler of Abbotsford who will take possession later this week. The new proprietor is a capable businessman and well known in the city, related to Wm Engebrecht and Christ Hope.
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Nehs and
Wiltish
the Nile
Michler
Abbotsford
Wm. Engebrecht
Christ Hope
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W. D. Connor
American National Bank
George Do Iir
G. D. Bartlett
Wisconsin Banker's Association
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