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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1915
Page
6
Metro Picture selects B A Rolfe screenplay Satan Sanderson starring Orrin Johnson in his first screen appearance. The story follows a wayward son a devoted girl a indulgent father and retribution in dramatic form with strong acting and poignant situations.
Farmers report a light frost Sunday night near Marshfield despite forecasts of no freezing temperatures from the Milwaukee creamery bureau. Some ground froze hard in the tundra area, and corn just planted may have suffered damage. Gardeners covered flowering shrubs twice in anticipation of frost that did not materialize, especially on higher ground.
Town of Rock reports rain sought by residents while hoping for sun. Willie Dix rebuilt his barn in a week and Welholers perform the work. Marvey Kidder owns a new motorcycle enjoyed recently. Population rising as all vacant houses are occupied. Lincoln Mission Circle to meet at Charles Tripp's on June 3. Mrs Trisa requests large attendance.
Thomas Sturn and son Michael traveled to New London Saturday then stopped at Grand Rapids to visit Reverend Father William Beding, an old friend of Mr. Hern, and attended the funeral of the late Lawyer Gaynor. Henry Schmitt suffered a serious accident when a pile of cement sacks toppled, breaking his leg. Dr Milhon attended. Charles Wundrow delivered cattle.
Sunday updates from Marshfield report C Gallatin ill last week. Mrs William Hopp and Mrs Gasper Gallatin visited Gallatin sister Mrs Ashley in Rock last week. Jack Mrost visited his vicinity Sunday night. Fred Gallatin recently traveled to Waukesha to visit his daughter Mrs Batz.
May 17 Mohle couple Tory Eckés and Theresa Glaisner united in marriage at St. Johns Catholic church on a Tuesday morning April 27th at 7513. Reno George returns from South Dakota where she has taught this past year. Mrs Yaeger surprised by birthday party with relatives and friends at her home, refreshments and remembrance gift. Hazel Mattson of Nasonville sewing for Mrs Morey this week.
For sale or trade a 1914 four passenger Overland touring car and an Imperial car. Agency for Haynes six Lindens autos. Bathrick Marshfield details. Also want housework helper and a seven room house listing with grounds and outbuildings. Contact Lanis Laemle at Cherry and Ath streets. Bag. wants girl for general housework.
Carlson bowling alleys were entered and robbed Saturday night or Sunday morning. A thief or thieves escaped through a window with a grate. Loss about 1.24 from the cash register plus several packs of cigarettes and six or seven boxes of candy. Carlson estimates total loss around seven dollars.
G H and H A Knapton return from Madison on business while John Mattson greets a newborn. Miss Mechler’s eight pupil diploma class completes work. Henry Woolstrum sells his team to Fond du Lac buyers. Rain slows corn planting and Mr Scobie’s death draws sympathy. Charles Schillar aids the Richfield creamery termaker as Dr Henry Wahle plans to speak at the M B A church social. Miss Mechler hosts a basket social at her school with Prof W W Clark also speaking.
Hiner By Hitzke sold the Brookside cheese factory at Auburndale to R H Greinke, former McMillian factory owner on Staadt road. Possession transferred. Hitzke in Marshfield seeking a new home and planning permanent residence. He joined C F Blodgett Cheese Butter & Eye Co in the local warehouse.
The Schaefers Cheese Company shipped a refrigerated car of 80 000 pounds valued at about $6500 from central Wisconsin to New York city. The carload, twice the value of a typical culinary cheese load, signals a lively export trade with Europe as demand increases. Rain boosts grain crops, improving pasturage and grass which support higher cheese production in central Wisconsin.
Guests greatly enjoyed the program at the institution with Supt. and Mrs. L. E. Gilson in charge. Ladies traveled by automobile to and from the turn by the run as the dining room offered the large varied program previously given by the club.
The Fortnightly Musical club presented a Friday evening concert at the Wood County asylum, showcasing performances by its members to entertain residents and staff.
Market page shows prices for hay could include No 1 Timothy at 9.00 per unit and various grains and feed items from Sarr Cerral Company. Includes wheat at 1.50 per bushel and up, oats, rye, corn per ton around 329.00, and other feed items listed with bulk ton rates and unspecified units.
District Attorney E P Gorman of Marathon County will represent the state in a bowling case to be called in circuit court at Wausau next Monday. Marshfield lawyers P A Williams and RB Williams will appear for the defense.
The trial of Frank Martell of Mannville for the murder of his son in law Charles Schroeder is scheduled to begin next week. Prosecutors allege a fatal attack and the defendant pleads not guilty as jury selection proceeds in the county court.
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