Death of Mrs Edwards and bright healthy baby girl
The article notes the death of Mrs C B Edwards in childbirth on Friday night, leaving a healthy infant daughter. It covers her birth in Neenah, education, teaching career, marriage to Mr Edwards in 1907, and her social prominence as a church and club member. Funeral details list locations, attendees, pallbearers, and floral tributes. It closes with condolences from the community. A second item reports a burglary at Fuerser Creamery Co. offices, where $13.75 was stolen from a safe via likely skeleton-key entry, with no trace of the burglar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Edwards
Tibe First Presbyteriea Charca
Poslethwaite
Eastern Star Chapter
Katherine Williams
Wm. Taumas
Harevey
Barry
Dan Morrisey
Neenah
Chas, May
Kittie Forrest
Dakota
Harry Forrest
Fuerser, Creamery Co
Christenson Abel Co Offers Time Payments on Goods
Announcement by Christenson-Abel Co advertising new stock of mens wear and accessories including shoes underwear clothing gloves mittens shirts overalls jackets stockings duck coats with sizes available. They offer half or whole lot sales with discounts and time payments at 1 percent. Call or write the owners at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christenson-Abel Co
Annual Banquet Marks Senior Sendoff At McKinney Hall
On Thursday May seventh the senior class and school officials held a traditional banquet in the McKinney building with cross shaped tables and green white lanterns. Miss Vera Randall acted as toastmaster while seniors and the school board shared stories and reflections from high school life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yrorsday
Mey
McKinney
Packard
Vera Randall
Junius
Hew
Pers
Mable Winch
Viola Burr
Cordelia Randles
Henry Shapiro
E. M. Deming
County Board Approves Aid to Central Wisconsin State Fair
The May county board session endorsed a $1000 appropriation to aid the Central Wisconsin State Fair to be held in the city August 25 to 28. The meeting also discussed highway commissioner selection, a $10,000 soldiers monument, and plans to add manual training and agriculture to norms training school. New board committees were listed, with members across multiple departments and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Supervisors
Binance
A. E. Bennett
P. Mulroy
E. E. Ames
R. H. , Schraeder
Henry Sherman
Peter Hansen
O. G. Lindemann
P. Azpin
P. N. Christensen
Eichstedt
A.B. Cotey
Wm. Peters
Simon Worland
P. N. Chris ‘Tensen
F. L. Rourke
Nash Mitchell
J. C. Kiefer
J.C. Chapman
E. _M. Deming
Geo. T. Rowland
Larry Ward
M. M. Lochner
E. J. Kilday
J. C. Kieffer
Knute Knuteson
Tows Organization
N. Mitchell
G. H. Conklin
J. P. Heintz
Per Diem
Murzach
Geo. T Rowland
R. H. Schroeder
J.C. Kurtz
E. B. Arpin
N. Mitchell Wm
May Celebrate July Ath. Secretary Plans Fourth Event
A. G. Pankow of the Fair association mulls a lively July 4 celebration in Marshfield. Plans tentatively include a goa string of horses at the track, a race meet, ball game, fireworks, games, and other events to attract residents and keep them home for the day. A full day’s program could be arranged at reasonable expense, aiming to draw community participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Pankow
The
Fair Association
Goa
Marshfield Bas Ant
Kaufman Marries Miss Rowe in Marshfield Ceremony
Joseph B. Kaufman and Miss Josephine Rowe were united in marriage at the Marshfield church Saturday afternoon. The couple, after a Chicago visit, will stay with the bride’s parents at Montfort Wis and later reside in Marshfield at the Wright cottage. The bride, a former stenographer for Louis Laemle, and the groom, a long time Laemle salesman, are welcomed by many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Kaufman
Josephine Rowe
Minneapolis
Third
Maple Streets
Louis Laemle
Marshfield
Laemle
Storm damages Texas area as cyclone hits Marathon County
A small cyclone swept Marathon County Sunday afternoon causing damage. In Texas town several buildings were blown down and many trees ruined. Under-sheriff I Le Gell at Bilhoro farm was struck by a falling board injuring his face. The storm was milder north of the city with damage mounting to little elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marathon County
Texas
I. le Gell
CBE
Bilhoro
Miller Wins Second Place In District Oratorical Contest
The district oratorical contest at Wausau Friday evening favored Paul Esch of LaCrosse for first, with Peter Miller of this city second and Herman Helt of Merrill third. Other participants included Conrad Althen of Wausau and entrants from Black River Falls Stevens Point and Tomahawk. Judges were John Calaban C B Standley and A H Sage. A majority believed the decision was fair and Esch may go on to the State at Madison.
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Wausaw
Paul Esch
LaCrosse
Congressman Esch
Peter Miller
Herman Helt
Merrill
Conrad Althen
Wausau
Black River Falls
Stevens Paint
Tomahank
John Calaban
Neenah
C. B. Standley
Training School of
New London
A. H. Sage
Jthe Normal School
Oshkosh
Sturm Sells Medford Brewery
Sturm, former Marshfield resident now running a Medford brewery, sold the brewery property last week to Gebri ng and Tueschel of Menasha who will run the brews. Sturm will manage his hotel property until he can dispose of it and then likely return to Marshfield to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Sturm
Marshfield
Medford
Menasha
Gebriing & Tueschel
Sturm
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Apier
Grace Cameron Opera Co
Elm City Quartette
Grace Cameron Opera Company
Little Dollie Dimples
Miss Cameron
Opera House
Soldier's Monument
Miller
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