Travel Class Banquet Showcases Witty Toasts and France
The third annual Ladies Travel Class banquet at Hotel Blodgett featured entertaining toasts and remarks praising the group. Mrs Z F Young presided, speakers included W H Roddis on Marshfield, Mrs Lacy Gwin in Kentucky dialect, Major humor from Frank Upham, Mrs W S Heaton on France, and a humorous debate on pickles versus pie. Adams orchestra provided music. manager Tyrell received praise for service. decorations included red and white carna tions and potted geraniums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blodgett
Mesdames W. D. Connor
J. F. Young
Z. F. Young
Russia
B. C. Pors
Roddis
Lacy Gwin
Frank R. Upham
Mr. Upham
Upham
W. 5S
Heaton
France
French Republic
Paris
Connor
W. 4. Upham
H. A. Lathrop
K. W. Deege
John P. Hume
Oy ‘Adams
Tyrell
Death of Mrs Martha J Grieves at Ladysmith
Mrs Martha J Grieves aged 33 died Tuesday at her Ladysmith home. Her son-in-law Peter Larson retrieved the remains after services at the house by the Royal Neighbors of Ladysmith. Funeral at 2 PM from the M E church. She was an early settler, respected in the city. leaves son John Grieves of Park Falls and five daughters Mrs Larson Mrs Lupient Mrs Wilcott Robin and Violet Grieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha J. Grieves
Herl
Ladysmith
Peter Larsor
Royal Neighbors
M. E. Church
John Grieves
Park Falls
Mesdames
Peter Larson
Fred Lupient
Wm, Wilcott
Robin
Violet Grieves
Beell Wins The Stanley Wrestling Match In Downstate Duel
Fred Beell of this city defeats Max Flaskamp of Redboiling Springs in a six fall match at Stanley. Referee Frank Harrington drew protests for poor officiating as Flaskamp suffers a sprained right arm in the third fall and Beell secures the decisive fourth and fifth falls to claim a $100 side bet and sizable receipts. The Marshfield delegation returns home with the victor and prize money amid mixed reactions from local fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Beell
Max Flaskamp
Redboiling Springs
Tennessee
Stanley
Frank Harrington
Eau Claire
Harrington
Chas. Moth
Willie Powers
Eddie Sherry
Flaskamp
Beull
Beell
Beck
Plaskamp
Starrington
Marshfield
ialf-Nelson
Chippewa Falls
Timns
Erdman
Tennessean
Tmirsman
Catholic Ceremonies Bring Week of Joy to St John’s
Bishop James Schwebach visited the city for a week of Catholic celebrations marking the church debt payoff and the dedication of the new St Joseph’s chapel. Fr John Eisen received praise. a gold watch and leather chair were presented. The bishop confirmed over three hundred people and the formal blessing of the chapel at the hospital closed the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Schwebach
LaCrosse
St. Joseph's Church
Soale
Addresth
J. A. Thomas
N .W
T Ohare
Schmirer
Hell
A. Muehlenkamny
John Fisen
Chas. Schmirler
Eisen
Tew
Surveying Contract for McMillan Lands Let to Zeibell
The town surveying contract for McMillan was awarded to August Zeibell of Wausau for 350 dollars, the lowest bid. Donald McKercher bid 390 dollars, and C Werle 374 dollars. Eckes in this city supplied corner stones at 55 cents each. Delivery to various corners will be let soon, adding to expenses to meet the conservative estimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMillan
August Zeibell
Wausau
Donald McKercher
C. Werle
Eckes
Married by Judge Hirth in Auburndale nuptials
At ten oclock Wednesday forenoon William Mews and Miss Anna Hamus, both of Auburndale, were united in marriage by Judge William Hirth at his office over Schmirler's store. Witnesses were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mews. The bride and groom are esteemed locals and well regarded in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirth
Olack
William Mews
Anna Hamus
Auburndale
William Hirth
Schmirler
Charles Mews
Mary Friends
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boullon En
Queen Dives
Mrie
Jon Cremm
Cule — Suawherries Cottes
Lotter
Tos
Elie
Talways
Rusaiany
Nova
Latira
St. John's
First National Bank
Marshfield, Wis
Adam Haren
Adam Hamer Wr. Arkmeier
J. W. Cameron
Leander Chaite
Aloss
Madras
Chan
American National Bank
Wis
Baninds
Ures
Jesvens
C. G. Lindeman
Lindenand
R L. Kay
M. Deminy
Winch, Directors
Sheerin
Central Ave
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