Local News Roundup From Marshfield Area Writers
G R Dana visited Antigo to see his parents. Anton Dallendorfer bought the A J Butler residence on South Cherry. Mrs N A Nielsen of Chicago visited Mr and Mrs Louis Laemle. Mrs Britton of Wausau died at home Saturday evening. Red Cross quota for Nekoosa raised in one day with mill workers prominent. Memorial day remarks by President Wilson and loan totals to Britain and co belligerents updated. Local officials and residents attend contests, lectures and church events as spring community life continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britton
Wausau
Peter Bever
That City
Nekoosa
Red Cross
J. R. Read
Commerce Department
University of Wisconsin
Bartmann
Wilson
Silks and Wool Goods Now a Good Time to Buy
The government has practically taken over nearly all woolen mills, making future purchases of wool dress goods difficult. The store highlights include a fine selection of silks Crepe de Chine and Georgette Crepe in the city.
Thorp Soldier Tormey Dies in France Amid Band Service
News notes Cecil B. Tormey of Thorp dies in France from disease while possibly still a member of the 127th Marsh field band. Also updates on John A. Thomas new Western Express agent after Wilson Rector’s departure, and leave plans for the Rector family at Stone Lake. County food demos by Miss O Carroll in city venues. Miss Katherine Kraus returns to Schuyler after Chicago visit. Frank Winninger and troupe set to perform during fair week. Charles Dickoff’s wife travels to Camp Grant as husband recovers from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil B. Tormey
Thorp
France
Marshfield
Camp Merritt
Mr. Tormey
Sitness
John A. Thomas
Western Express Company
Wilson Rector
Stone Lake
Mrs. Rector
Mr. Rector
Miss O Carroll
Grand Rapids
Frank Winninger
Wausau
John
Adolph
Adler
Winninger
Adler Theater
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. R. Dana
Antigo
Bell Boy
Fatty Arbuckle
George Dickoff
W. T. Pond
Woolworth
Anton Dallendorfer
A. J. Butler
South Cherry Street
N. A. Nielsen
Chicago
Louis Laemle
Doris Mason
Mrs
Cleveland Kingsbury
Schneider
Eagle Butte
S. D
Points
Minnesota
Hugo Mields
Presha, S. D
Whd
F. A. McCollough
Mr. McCollough
George Weiland
Company E
82Nd Engineers
Camp Grant
Phil Griffin
Ladysmith
Chief of Police
Michael Griffin
H. BR. Bathrick
Hugo Scheibe
St. Paul
B. Edwards
Rembs & Son Furniture
Marshfield State Bank
Herman J. Bartels Camp
United Spanish War Veterans
Methodist Church
H. G. Bulgrin
R. Harbikch
Dodge Center
Minn
City
H. G. Hambright
Reuben Eiche
Pulaski
North Central Avenue
Alice Callahan
Appleton
Agnes Noll
Miss Callahan
Miss Noll
Stevens Point
Lee Cary
Soo Line
Glidden
Neil Nolt
Otto Warnecke
Great Lakes
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
William Mourphy
Donald Bulmer
Grant Verhulst
Otto Scharman
Emil Kliner
Arleanne
Corinne
Treasury Department
Great Britain
Oseph Wilcox
Merrill
Leo Trudeau
Navy
Walter Hansen
Withee
Virginia
Mary Dick
Jacob Dick
University of Wisconsin At Madison
Merrill High School
National Army
Wisconsin
Otto Meyer
H. E. Hoerl
M. A. Mansen
R. J. Strauss
Guy E. Blodgett
Company I
Home Guards
Rib Lake
Blodgett
Charles R. Setzkorn
Dairyman’s State Bank
Arpin
Boy
W. A. Waterman
Salvation Army
Milwaukee
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Har Schattner & Marc
Hasselbalch - Mack Co
Tiffault
KAMPS
Lisle
Bon Ton
Royal Worcester
P. N
Buster Brown
Wmiss
Katherine Kraus
University of Chicago
Schuyler, Neb
R. L. Kraus
Fort Dodge
Iown
Melvin Kraus
Miss Kraus
Schuyler
Neb
Charles Dickoff
Gamp Grant
Rockford
Mr. Dickoff
L.D. Dana JeweerRy Vv
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