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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1909

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Sparr Cereal rolls out upgraded mills and brandable flours

Sparr Cereal company installs new corn mill and the latest improved milling machinery to its wheat flour mills. It guarantees every sack, plans to expand local market, and lists brands like Best and Royalty Flour, Crystal Flour, Cant-the-Beat Flour, Superior Flour, Pure White Rye Flour, Pure Wheat Graham Flour, Pure Buckwheat Flour, Fancy Golden Table Corn Meal, and Poritayn Whole Wheat Flour. Flour is endorsed by hotels, bakeries, and boarding houses in Marshfield and vicinity.

Sparr Cereal Company U. S Best Kansas Wis Lowa Marshfield

Lupient-Wilson Nuptials in Abbotsford Home

George Lupient of Marshfield and Viola Wilson of Abbotsford wed at the bride's parents home in Abbotsford last Wednesday evening. Rev. A B Soule officiated T he ceremony featured the wedding march Ok Promise Me and a fine supper followed by social time. The couple plan a brief honeymoon before returning to Marshfield and Milwaukee.

George Lupiert Abbotsford Clara Mosher Magnolia Wilson Emery Miltimore Lupient Milwaukee Mary F. Lupient M. Lupient Marshfield Anna Belle McMonagle Colby Arthur Neidberg March J. H. Wilson R. J. Strauss Marquette College the Times

Death of Pioneer Resident J A Vanderhoof

Joseph A Vanderhoof prominent pioneer resident died Friday after months of heart disease illness. He suffered a La Grippe attack last April which weakened his heart leading to gradual decline despite care at a Milwaukee sanitarium. Funeral was held Sunday at the M E church with Rev M E Fraser. out of town mourners included Mr and Mrs Wm Steele Racine M D McDonald Park Falls and Mr and Mrs J B Grant Merrill. Born Newark New Jersey May 30 1850 he moved to Wisconsin as a child, married Clara McDonald in 1878, lived in Butternut and Ashland County, operated a general store, then farmed near the city before moving here in 1905. Survived by wife five children Eugene Merten Alma Elenore Ethel and two siblings.

Joseph A. Vanderhoof LaGrippe Milwaukee M. E M. E. Fraser Wm, Steele Racine M. D Clara BE. McDonald Butternut Ashland Co Wis Eugene Merten Alma Elenore Ethel David Plymouth Wis Mre Ella Veliz Plymouth Geo. Steele

Men’s Reading Room Opens at City Library Basement

Miss Johnstone announces the new men’s reading room in the library basement is now open with a separate street entrance. Hours are 2 to 6 PM and 7 to 9 PM on weekdays, 2 to 6 PM Sundays, with free access to newspapers, periodicals, and library books. The feature invites men to use the rooms in working clothes.

Lang & Scharmann to Build Modern Garage in Marshfield

Lang and Scharmann, Marshfield's pioneer automobile dealers, plan to expand in 1910 by handling Maxwell cars and placing an order for 20 cars. They will begin constructing a modern garage east of their foundry to house and service machines with full conveniences, reflecting their experience and optimism for a banner year ahead.

Lang & Scharmann Marshfield Maxwell Foundry Mathine Messrs

Sale and Supper Planned by Immanuel Ladies

The Immanuel congregation women announce a sale and supper at the school building on Wednesday and Thursday November 10 and 11. An apron sale will be held in the afternoon with coffee and cake. Supper will be served from 5 to evening.

Citys first Hebrew wedding in Marshfield at Baumann's Saenger Hall

Marshfield hosted its first Hebrew wedding as Mollie Miller and Charles Kusslow were married by Rabbi Lois Elderson. The ceremony featured lavender and white decor, a bridal party including Ida Shapiro and Sarah Fischer, a wedding march by Nissi Gustafson, and a reception with dancing. Guests traveled from Detroit Milwaukee Stevens Point and Neillsville. The couple will live in Detroit. gifts were numerous and valuable.

Marshfield Baumann Saenger Hall Lois Elderson Oshkoshh Mollie Miller Charles Kusslow Detroit Mich Ida Shapiro Sarah Fischer Stevens Point Annie Miller Nissi Gustafson Steinmetz Lupient Dotzel M. L. Kusslow M. Sedowsky Leon Miller Buffalo N. Y

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Katest Wilson J. A. Vanderhoof R. B Smm Molly Miller Detroit Sunday Mrs. Kusslow
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