Generous donation from W D Connor funds Marshfield library
W D Connor offers to furnish the library fund with 2500 dollars in five yearly installments of 500 dollars each. The gift aims to equip the library and sustain the public library movement in Marshfield Wisconsin, with a focus on a fair supply of books attractive to local youth and strong community support. The council will consider Connor’s letter and appoint a library board, including Connor and other citizens, to oversee the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Connor
Library Fund
Ernest
W. de Connor
Ely
Connor
Hos
Vouraran
Marshfield
Wis
Brary Board
Ubeary Doard
D. Coxnon
Common Council
Sialuic
Tig
Wbout
City of
Vollmar
Library Board
H. A. Luthrop
Be, Winch
W. Dooge
R L. Kraus
J. F. Cale
H Wahl
W. BH. Upham
B. Cracrsft
Wholesale Cheese and Butter Firm Opens in City
Geo H Schacter representing Crosby Meyers of Chicago has located in the city as the central Wisconsin headquarters for their cheese and butter business. The move increases buying and selling potential for the region. May term of Wood county circuit court opens with Fudge ONIN presiding in Judge Webb’s absence and Judge R B Andrews newly appointed as court commissioner. Major criminal cases include State vs Chris Payne Stay v Henry Hooger and State vs Louis Collier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Schacter
Crosby % Meyers
Chicago
Wholesie Dusters
Ncation
Wiscersin
Fudge Onin
Netnavine
Wood County
Webb
R. B. Andrews
Lo Wis
State
Chris. Payne
Henry Hooger
Louis Collier
Death of Mrs. Boyington shocks the community
Telegram reports the sudden death of Mrs. J. N. Boyington at her sister Mrs. Wing's LaCrosse home. She had suffered frail health and pneumonia while visiting. The family, including husband, parents Mr and Mrs Ellsworth, and Lois Millsworth, traveled to LaCrosse. funeral plans unsaid. A beloved social figure and musician, she leaves a Chicago-born brother Gleason Ellsworth and two young daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Bovington
Wing
LaCrosse
Bosington
Tee
Boyington
BT. Ellaworth
Lois Milsworth
Gleason Elsworth
Chicago
Guckenberger Jirachele Set to wed at St John’s Church
On May 28 at 9 AM Misa Elisabeth Guckenberger and John Jirachele will unite in marriage at St John’s Church officiated by Rev. Fr. Joan Elsen. The ceremony features bridesmaids and groomsmen including Alloa and Andrew Guckenberger and Louisa and Oscar Jirschele, with Hower girls Catherine Huth and Lena Kirschele assisting the bride. An afternoon reception at the bride’s parents home, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Guckenberger, will entertain relatives and guests. The couple, long respected residents, plan to reside in the area after the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Elisabeth Guckenberger
John Jirachele
St. John's Church
Joan Elsen
Alloa
Andrew Guckenburger
Louisa
Oscar Jirschele
Catherine Huth
Lena Kirschele
Chris Guckenberger
Ais Oly
Play at Wausau Sunday by state league ball team
Manager Thomas has a ground-ready state league team practicing daily. The experienced lineup includes Revoyer on the mound, Thomas at first, Hassmen, Tara, Walters, and Rebsand among others. They travel to Wausau Saturday night, don new uniforms, and will face local rivals in a fresh diamond showing.
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Thomas
Ate
Wausau
Dimond
Thril
Revoyer
Comishkey
Chicago
Marty Lee
Stevens Point
Cate
Roxy
Waltess
Racine
Pheobald
Omah
Carlson
Gumpbell
Neillaville
John Thomas
Wilsey
Ay Wausau
Maxasiteleld
New Congressional District Realigns Wood County
Wood county moves to the tenth district after state legislative apportionment. The tenth district, centered on newer settled counties, now includes 190,975 residents and comprises Wood, Marathon, Lincoln, Taylor, Ashland, Price, Wilns, Iron, Oneida, Boreat, Tanglade, Florence and Shawana. Webb Brown of Rhinelander represents the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood County
Webb Brown
Rhinelander
Wood
Marathon
Lincoln
Taylor
Ashland
Price
Wilns
Iron
Oneida
Boreat
Tanglade
Florence
Shawana
Big Sala of Stock Falls to High Bids at Auction
Alderman CG 1 Blodger attended a stock judging sale at the university farm Tuesday afternoon. He announced several top cattle with fancy prices including Golden Lavender Paurth sold for 210 to Ury Sixteenth for Henry Wehn bulf, Lady Pride bringing 010 to B R Steanglind, and Buchan Countess Third going to Ligorgs Allen for 220.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blodger
University Farm
Prasher & Son
Springfield
Henry Wehnbulf
Burlington
B. R. Steanglind
Marathi
Buchan Countess
Ligorgs Allen
Allerton
Ill
Prominent Bank Advertises Time Deposits and Vault Storage
An old bank ad touts growth of deposits from one dollar upward with 24 percent annual interest on time deposits. It offers free safe keeping for valuable papers in accessible vaults and invites the public to visit.
Advertising notice for banking and mercantile firm
W. D. Connor president RL ERAUS vice president C. G Lindemany L N Steimetz P N Chrenssen B Winch E B Deming G Lindmann solicit accounts of manufacturing and mercantile firms and individuals. We will give safe banking and attentive service on all points in the United States and Europe. Interest paid on time deposits boxes and safes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D.connor
ERAUS
Veee
C. G. Lindemany
Sere
Omrety
Tomers
Dratin Wold
United States
Europe
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Fine City Library
Circuit Court In Session
Guckenberger-Jirschele
Maeslifield State
Waulara
G. A. R. Post and Co. A
New Congressional District
First National Bank
Marshfield, Wis
American National Bank OF
Mettelka Bros
Mike Tirey
Tremmel’s Corner
Capita
Unis Sala
Hine
Miller
Gr. Marsefield
Wisconsin
Louis Laemle
Andut
Rdessler & CO
TAILO
Geo. W. Upham
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