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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1905

Page

7

News Briefs From Marshfield and Nearby Towns

A rapid-fire roundup notes births, travels, visits, and small moves: Oscar Sheerin born to Rev and Mrs L Thom. Oscar Sheerin's father and others visit Waupaca. Alma Vanderhoof with friends in Stevens Point. Elaine Curtis visiting in Darlington. Dr and Mrs H A Lathrop in Milwaukee. Mrs W H Lind visiting Stevens Point. Frank Gaske attends funeral in Stevens Point. more locals travel to Fond du Lac, Neillsville, Milwaukee. Otto Warnecke buys Vine Street residence. Miss Loretta Cole pursuing library course. a large steam plant planned for Upham Hotel. Verna Judson receives saddle pony. Upham scales moved. Puerner Creamery operational. local baseball season opens with Beloit beating Wausau. various church events and society notices. a six-pound brook trout reported near Aniwal. numerous ad-like notices and town business moves. rail excursion planned to Colby for church dedication. county court activity and local court visitors.

W. H. Lind Stevens Point Frank Gaske Frank Jardack Frank McFarlane Chicago A. L. MacFarlane John Jadack McDale Portage Co Frank Otto Warnecke Vine Street Geo. W. Wagner Loretta Cole Madison Anna Reese Aniwal Frank W. Derby Dia Upham Puerner Creamery Co Cedar Street Wausan Beloit Wausans

Empire sign lights up at Second and Central corners

E P Scheibe unveils a Metropolitan style Empire sign on Second Street and Central Avenue lit for the first time drawing notable attention. The notice mentions railway excursion rates to western cities for the Knights of Columbus gathering and a veterinary salve advertisement touting quick healing for cow wounds.

E. P. Scheibe Second St Central Avenue San Fransisco Los Angeles Portland Tacoma Seattle National Council Knights of Columbus Pacific Coast Overland Limited California Express Tur Chicago & North-Western R'y J. A. Hemnze St. Paul Cole R. J. Strauss

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