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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1896
Page
5
The Marshfield page reports a broad mix of small items including sports, local errands, and odd incidents. Notable mentions include a Spencer trip by North Side teams, a pension application for Arthur Thorp, a large Wisconsin Centre excursion to Batterings, and school drills planned for June. Also noted are a sudden death at Brovens Point, a Barnum style wedding, and various shop and building updates in the area.
Mrs Nick Hoclz of Milwaukee visits her son John outs Wes Jamies Favour of Hartford guest of Mise Lowen Sohespaper Mr Frank Icke of Waukesha guest of his uncle Mr Henry Icke Mes A Kroft of Cutout guest of Mr and Mrs W H Beach. Miss Muehlenkamp of Neenah seeks brother Rev Muehlenkamp. Gun Superintendent Havellar visited the ith ward school. Mr and Mrs Art Beaham of Stevens Point visited his brother Elmer. Jas Priday and Geo Bowen guests of Pred Bowen. Mrs Geo Lang and family to New London Oshkosh Neenah. Mr Vern Peak at Stevens Point bedside of wife. Miss Maury Allman accompanied Mrs James Scott to Fairbault Minn returned home. Charley Johnson back from four weeks trip to Appleton reports good lumbering. Mr John Anderson with Miss Louise Schelpaper to Denny from Colby. Archy Muir of March Rapids visited over. Geo and Miss Mary Zeke returning from Auburndale school. Joe Shafer of Calby Phonograph in city with his wife. Vandercook of Madison in city en route to Colby to visit aged mother on June 1. Chicago Chronicle praised for news and market reports. Audiences in Wausau Merrill Antigo Tomahawk Neillsville enjoyed Scottish American Lindlay Quartette. They sang at Antigo recently and play at Presbyterian church next Friday evening June ath.
A disorderly group disrupted the Beewery area last evening, arriving around closing time to seize beer. Griffn and Mike intervened, subduing two suspects amid a scuffle. police recovered knives and tools on the downed criminals. The raiders, battered and dazed, faced possible charges and future citywide vigilante action.
Two young men from Oshkosh Normal School intend to run a summer program in the county. Interested attendees should notify R. A. Havenett, County Superintendent, of preferred pricing and studies desired.
Ladies of the Evangelical church announce a fair and supper at their church on H Street Wednesday and Thursday June 6 and 7. All are invited to attend and support the event with proceeds aiding church activities.
The notice calls all persons indebted to the advertiser to call and settle immediately. It requires accounts be in by the sixth of June. It also notes a change in business and mentions an upcoming advertisement next week.
Crenut and Creamery Butters Curties wish to be supplied with at creem butter in large quantities. Orders will be promptly filled by leaving them at G. 31. Allen & Co's, Grug store, 2Oue M. A. SICKLES.
A compact sale note promotes a blouse and suit set priced from 65 cents to 1 dollar 35 cents, highlighting an affordable outfit option for shoppers.
Advertises $4 and $5 pants matching custom-made fit at lower cost. Claims wide selection and value, urging readers to buy pants and hats including Derbys felts and straws, with hats fitted to the head while customers wait.
Advertises bicycle clothing including suits priced from four dollars to fifteen dollars belts caps hose from 25 cents to 75 cents and golf hose. Also promotes hand some golf hose and sweaters for one dollar tempting customers to try a $1 sweater.
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