Law and Local Happenings in Marshfield Wisconsin
Marcelling items mention courthouse, hospital moves, and a busy week in Marshfield Wisconsin. Notes include public works meetings, Adler's opera house shows by Galloway Medicine Co, and Jerry Sullivan organizing a Wiscounty show troupe. Also reported are a house fire near Spenger, a death in Medillup, court term details, park programs, and varied local notices from merchants to mail routes and fishing equipment ads.
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John Weber
St. Joseph's Hospital
Bond of Public Works
Fire Department
Greanwood
Adler's Opera House
The
Galloway Medicine Co
Vast land sale and regional notes in Marshfield era
Allof Sherry lands in the pipes of Sherry and Milladora sell to Benson & Anderson of Milwaukee. tract spans nearly 11 000 acres of good farming land to be settled. Also notes on Alaska war impact, Presbyterian services, a planned telephone exchange, railroad passenger schedule changes, Arthur Arpin’s Key West trip, a Liberty Hill mercantile anecdote, Chamberlain’s Pain Balm endorsement, and a Marshfield book auction store closure.
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Allof
Henry Sherry
Benson & Anderson
Milwaukee
N. W
Arthur Arpin
Key West
Florida
Arthur
Qcentulia Enterprise
Barley
Liberty Hill
Chamberlain
O. K
D. W. McDevitt
Lahr Block
Hnve
Marshfield
Marshfield High Falls to Stevens Point in Poor Weather
In a crowded field of spectators, Stevens Point defeated Marshfield 18 to 8 after nine innings. Weather was windy and rain affected play, but the grand stand stayed full as both teams issued a reception in the high school that evening. A rematch is slated for May 14.
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High Sevaool Pase Vail Loum
Stevens Point
Marquftena
Ogglamach Coe Ivarnes
Gormely
Waite
Schmidt
Bimrmney
McPhail
Barker O
Cayhin
Zinnlel
Uorons
Rogers If
Johnson
Riley
Thomas
Todgy
Marshfield Boys
Wrone
Tel Margadeld Scien Oe
Confirmation service at St Alban's Mission in ALO U W hall
Right Rev. Charles Grafton presided at a May 4 confirmation for four candidates. Rev. George Kaltenbach presented them as Rev. R. H. Wellner Jr. read the gospel. The bishop preached on faith and labor, approved plans for a new church, and a $400 mission gift, bringing available funds to £1,000. He then traveled to Medford for an eleven-candidate class Thursday morning.
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Alo. U. W. Hall
Chas
Grafton
Geo. H. Kaltenbach
R. H. Wellner, Jr
Stevens Point
Balla
Medford
Meeting of the W. C. T. U. at Upham home
The regular meeting of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union will be held at Mrs. W. H. Upham’s home on Friday, May 6 at 8:30 p.m. Each member should bring one new member if possible by order of the secretary.
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W. H. Upham
Sec'y
Departure of Company A From Marshfield Sparks War Spirit
From Our War Correspondent Car Harvey Milwaukee Wisconsin May 1 1908 the departure of Company A 34th Regiment from Marshfield drew large crowds and veterans cheering as the unit moved toward Milwaukee. Locals in Steveng Polot Waupaca and other towns lined streets with flags bands and cannons while Camp Harvey at the fairgrounds prepared quarters. Soldiers endure cold nights rely on cooks and entertain visitors with music while reporting camaraderie and resolve to defend the country and drive European forces from the continent.
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Car Harvey
Milwaukee
Wis
Company A
Reg
Borron Trnt
Marshfield
Lochrer Ugon
Robt
Togersoll
Purhana
Steveng Polot
Waupaca
Necuah
Trev. Branch
Green Bay
Stevens Point
Branch
Fair Grounds
John Shouer
Horace Ivgies
Lieut. Vaughn
Voelker
Orpheus
J.J. Williams
Arthur Kelley
Rae Wheeler
Local Notes And Visits From Oshkosh To Rice Lake
Hiram Below comes from Mosinee while Miss Francis Stierle visits Park Falls. Frank Pflum's family in Minneapolis with Arte Baker in Stevens Point. Mrs M. Aldrich of Minneapolis joins sister Mrs James Sincair for a Sunday visit. Rev D Schneider leaves for Rice Lake replaced by Rev I L Neha. others include James Hayden named Centralia High principal and various local arrivals and meetings.
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P. A. Williams
Oshkosh
Nettie Dickinson
Fairchild
Jake Thomas
Frank Pflum
Minneapolis
Frank
Arte Baker
Stevens Point
Gay Forrest
M. J. Peck
Low
Cold Harbor
N. D
M. Aldrich
Harry
James Sincair
James Brown
Neenah
D. Schneider
Googee National
Rice Lake
I. L. Neha
Berlin
James Hayden
Pab
John Hayden
Mr. Hayden
Oshkosh Normal
Centralia High School
Marshfield's Young Lawyer Admitted to Bar
The Times congratulates Ray R. Williams and his parents on his admission to the bar. Ray, a Marshfield High School graduate of 1898, studied law in his father's office and recently appeared before the state bar examiners in Milwaukee. Among 50 candidates, 20 were admitted and his name was listed among them, a significant step toward a future Williams & Williams law firm.
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the Times
Ray R. Williams
Ray
Marshield
Ginge
State Bar of Examinery
Milwaukee
Williams
Williams & Williams
Six more recruits join Co A at Camp Harvey
On Wednesday evening six new soldiers enlist to join Company A at Camp Harvey. Recruits include Frank Froidt of Sherry Henry Knoll Fred Schrosder Herman Recht of Chili sod Wm Mueller and Chas Schutz of Standl. Capt Ames abandons plans for a new Marshfield company as enlistments wane, with Martin Johnson touted as a top drilled man and holder of F W Upham gold badge for best drilled man in Co A.
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Co. A
Harvey
Frank Froidt l
Sherry
Henry Knoll
Fred Schrosder
Herman Recht
Chili
Sod Wm
Mueller
Chas
Schutz
Standl
Capt. Ames
Marshfield
Martin Johnson
Martin
F. W. Upham
Fire tears through Marshfield two story house
At about 3 am last Monday a blaze destroyed the two story frame house of Henry Cilivert at Sth and Maple streets. Conductor Harry Ferguson alerted the occupants, who fled in night clothes. The fire likely started in the upstairs quarters and chimney. little on the upper floor could be saved. Cilivert carried $000 insurance on the premises. New stock of watches at reduced prices at Hirzy's. Shomoe
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Marshfield
Henry Cilivert
Sth
Maple Streets
Harry Ferguson
Omahs
Merrillan
Clivert
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VY. Kautsey
B.D. S
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Win
R A. Kempter
D. DS
Ofco
Wrights Key
W. T-Poad
Central Ave
Cedar St
Margnild
Wisconsin
N. Alcorn
Narowind Baer
Omich
Epaony Se
Stevens Paint
H A. Lathrop
Sex- Won's Drug Store
Jj C. Hayward
Central Avenue
Lomergan
Adler's Block
Enry Bn
M. D. H Wares
Deutscher Arzt
Odice Over Llyiy
Julie Hirth
Schater's
Marshfield, Wis
Jerry Sullivan
Wausau Fidget
Camp Harvey
Board of Health
Misa Flay
George Packard
Medlillup
Hill
Unis City
Marughov
Delving Park
A. Ly Jngobs
Matsafield
Bloomsburg
Jacobs
Grand Rapids
Second Street
Mansion House
B.S. Claypool
Sinvens Point
Stevgua Point
Merrill Telbure
Ugka
Alaska
Spain
Presbyterian Church
Westminster
Greenwood Gleaner
T Telephone Exchange
Neillsville
Maralefield
H. Ah, Heath
St. Alban’s Mission
F. Kelley
Wilbur
Tam
Capt
Spencer
Rev. Rollo Branch
J. J. Williams
Ward
Hiram Below
Mosinee
Francis Stierle
Park Falls
Louis Weisner
Nick Grosa
Stevens Polos
Therolf
Addie Vansiver
Loyal
Daphne Patterson
Thica. Steinmetz
Leonard Kiser
Merrill
August Wagner
Will Baerwald
Narinette
Blodgett
H. OG. Mumford
Olympis, Wash
H. P. Riggs
Rev
Wissiely
London
England
B. Wissing
Richfield Road
Kaybarl
Sherman
Mystic Circle
Racine
Chicago
Sheriff Smith
Naponville
Peter Danielson
Hirzy
Shomoe
Rae
New Land
Fountain City
Marshfield Driving Park Association
E. ¥. Kautsky
Sec
Sexton Bros
Adles
Blink
Henry Ce
Wess
Henry Icke
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