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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1896

Page

13

Local Marshfield items mix markets events and notices

A crowded paragraph of brief notices from Marshfield and surroundings covers baseball at Driving Park, new agents and shop openings, farm produce sales, social events and dances, property trades, neighborhood updates, and upcoming meetings. Includes notes on local business, theater, church, and civic happenings with names like Nick, Louis Bauman, Starle Bros, A. Kleinheing & Co, and P. Franser, plus references to Marshfield depot, Wisconsin Central, and surrounding towns.

Central Time Card Includes Proposed Train Change

The new central time card outlines next Sunday's changes to train schedules in Marshfield and nearby lines. It notes current service versus proposed times to Stevens Point and Greenwood, with roads to Goshen and other towns affected by the shift. A physician from Goshen endorses Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism, citing personal success.

Personal mentions from Stevens Point area society

Gov Upham is expected home today. Duo Backhaus transacted business at Stevens Point Saturday. Agent L EB Williams spent Sunday at St Paul with a friend. Mrs J N Boyington and family visiting Kentia Ab Stevens Point. BF W Archer of Neidlaville was guest of Mr and Mrs Co B Arnold on Tuesday. C B Arnold attended county treasurer's sale at Grand Rapids. Mesdames Wright and Beattie visited Mrs Vern Peck at Stevens Point Saturday. Mrs Gee Lindsley and many children of Sherry were guests of Mr and Mrs G Lindsley yesterday. Mr and Mrs Geo Smith of Sherry were guests of Dr McMillan over Wednesday night. Mrs Way Noble and daughter Belle of Loyal passed through Wednesday evening with Wisconsin Central tickets in Ontario, Canada. IA Tuck returned Tuesday from three weeks tour over southern prison of the State in interests of Ty Combe Lumber Co. Reports fur smites. Mrs Jdr Williams and Nora Long visited Milwaukee. Mrs Williams returned Wednesday. Nora will spend rest of week at Willartown. Dir and Mrs McT Kraus visiting friends in southern part of state. Mr Kraus will attend Catholic society meeting at Appleton next week. WB McPharson of Weiland in city Monday. interested in cheese making and treasurer of newly organized dairy board of trade. Mr P W Galloway of Chilcone firm Galowny Lumber Co. in city Monday. they have finished sawing 2,000,000 feet hardwood lumber and expect to finish cubic by end of week in June. Mr Geo W Mord returned Wednesday from two-week visit to Milwaukee and Delavan. he has been looking after his father's estate. Mr and Mrs Tord will leave for Delavan to summer there.

Upham Backhaus Stevens Point EB. Williams St. Paul J. N. Boyington Kentia Wright James Beattie Vern Peck Gee Lindsley Mny Sherry G Lindsley Geo. Smith Wisconsin Ontario Canada Tuck Ty Combe Lumber Williams Nora ‘Long Ak Milwaukee Willartown Mot. Kraus Kraus Catholic Societivg P.W. Galloway Chil Galowny Lumber Co Mer. Galloway Dunes Geo. WW. Mord Milwaukee Delfan Tord Dunesse Del@ran Take

Teachers for Next Year in Marshfield Schools

An Abe meeting of the Marshfield school board announced teachers invited for acceptance across departments for the coming year. Gov. TY. Paulus remains principal with several assistants. new placements include Miss Minahay in the High School, Miss Olin in grades six and seven, and Miss Borgin for fifth and sixth with Miss Gass replacing her. A new room will be added to the 4th ward school. Miss Doeri was offered the position.

Gov. TY. Paulus Melle Miss Devlin Minahay Olin Borgia Coon Douglas Hatteberg Miss Hachee Miss Rothmann Miss C. Harden Miss Taylor Abe Zora Harden

Lost school order in Richfield Wood County Wis

Lost or mislaid one school order on divorv ies No 1 for Richfield in Wood County Wisconsin for 37 50 payable to Educational Aid association or bearer signed by W M Krerepin and Chris Kremping officers of said district. Reward offered by leaving the piece or addressing J G Gonconan 216 Clinton Chicago Ill.

Lown Richfield Wood Co Wis W. M. Krerepin Chis. Kremping Finger J. GC. Gonconan Clurit Chicagu

Treat White Promacute Health Journal Advertising

An old health column promotes Chamberlains Cough Remedy for homes and wives and extols Dr. Brewer as a candid skilled physician. It notes limited free consultations and lists Tremont House as a visit location with a May date.

Men’s pants priced at four and five dollars

Our four and five dollar pants match the style of the best custom made in the area and are not as expensive.

Boys' Waists Sell Cheap Fabrics At Low Cost

A brief ad notes boys’ waists available in a range of prices from 3 cents to 48 cents per item, encouraging customers to buy ready made waists rather than strain exes or backs for alterations.

Hats for every head in new colors and blocks

A compact sales line extols hats as outselling rivals with greater variety and quality. It urges ownership of a Knox hat to complete attire, noting derbys felts and straw hats in new colors. Hats fitted to your head while you wait.

Bicycle Clothing Advertising Sale Slogan

A vintage ad lists bicycle clothing and accessories with prices. Suits from 4 to 13 dollars belts caps hose from 25 cents to 75 cents and golf hose also offered. The message invites trying an SL sweater.

National Prohibition Convention excursion to Pittsburg Pa

National Prohibition Convention delegates from Pittsburg, Pa. may return on the above occasion. Tickets sold May 24 and 25 good for return passage to and including May 30, 1894. The North-Western Line sells excursion tickets from Pittsburg and return at fare for the round trip. Limited to return by May 30, 1598. Full information applies at Chicago and North-Western Ky.

Pinlsburg Vpinsburg Plllsburg Gels Chicagy North-Western

Low Rates to Racine for German Benevolent Society Event

An article notes the annual meeting of the Little German Catholic Benevolent Society at Racine. The North-Western Time will sell excursion tickets at very low rates for May 24 and 25, good for return until May 28, 1800. Tickets and information are through Chicago & North-Western Railway agents.

German Catholic Benevolent Societien Racine Chicago & North-Western Ra Y

Annual Picnic at Stevens Point by Modern Woodmen of America

Annual picnic announcement for Stevens Point organized by the Modern Woodmen of America. June 15, 1886, Wisconsin Central Ry will sell excursion tickets from Stevens Point at one third fare for round trip, including travel to the event. Names and precise details are partially garbled in the OCR.

Stevens Point Porsche Woodmen of America Wisconsin Central Ry

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