St Alban's Church Plans Community Club Building
St Alban's Episcopal mission adopts plans to build a parish hall serving as a community clubhouse with gymnasium showers reading rooms and a large hall. The brick and steel structure on the lot between the church and post office will cost about 3000 to 12000 dollars with initial pledges totaling around 4250 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Alban's Episcopal Mission
Graeme Davis
J.C. Marsh
St. Alban’s Church
Father Davis
Ladies of St. Alban’s Guild
Woman's Club Meets Next Monday Afternoon
The Woman's Club plans its next meeting at Mrs. Frank R. Upham's home. The program features a piano solo by Mrs. V. A. Mason a book review on Marble Fawn by Mrs. E. E. Finney a paper on Brook Farm and Margaret Fuller by Mrs. Hamilton Roddis another paper on Edgar Allan Poe by Mrs. Edward Barr and notes on Hasntoorn's Birthedsle Romance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Upham
V. A. Mason
E. E. Finney
Hasntoorn
Brook Farm
Margaret Fuller
Hamilton Roddis
Edgar Allen Poe
Edward Barr
Grand Jury Plan Deliberations Post Interim Evidence Review
George L. Williams, appointed by Judge B B Park, returned to Grand Rapids after two days of interviews related to the local fight. He refused to comment on findings, noting it remains uncertain whether a grand jury will be convened, as evidence may yet surface. Williams plans further ground work this week to gather more details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Williams
B. B. Park
Grand Rapids
Williams
Shortages Found in City Water Light Dept Records
Discrepancies rise from Carl management with shortages at St. Josephs hospital Roddis Lbr Veneer Co Sanitary Mattress Hammock Co totaling 3752.94 dollars. Judiciary committee vows continued probe. A resolution seeks city attorney suit against the bonding company if the 2500 dollar bond is not paid by November 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water and Light
Carl
St. Joseph's Hospital
Roddis Lbr. & Veneer Co
Sanitary - Mattress & Hammock CO
Judiciary Committee
Klondike Butter & Cheese Company Takes Over Cranmer Creamery
The newly organized Klondike Butter and Cheese company assumed control of the Cranmer creamery on Monday. Officers chosen include James Chapman as president, James Hurd as secretary and treasurer, and E Noble, Charles Frederick, Oliver Roland, and B Severson as directors. John Bubbers is employed as buttermaker. The firm has a prime location and plans large business expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klondike Butter & Cheese Company
Cranmer
James Chapman
James Hurd
E. Noble
Charles Frederick
Oliver Roland
B. Severson
John Bubbers
Reverend J Frank Young Called to Omaha Pastorate
Marshfield friends learn that Rev J Frank Young formerly of Carthage Alabama and pastor of First Presbyterian Church has received a call to become pastor of Westminster Presbyterian Church in Omaha Nebraska. He is described as an able preacher who has won many friends through his ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
J. Frank Young
Carthage
First Presbyterian Church
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Omaha
Woman in Pittsville Is Treated for Lizard Vomit Incident
Mrs. Armour of Pittsville was relieved after vomiting a seven inch lizard last week. The lizard was expelled following treatment by her family physician in Waupaca, after years of serious indigestion without improvement.
Suit at law follows collision on highway
Arthur Schaefer by attorney P A Williams sues Peter Heiser in circuit court for damages after Heiser's Buick struck Schaefer's team on North Central avenue. Witnesses say Heiser's car had a single kerosine head light, the impact severely wounded both horses requiring twenty seven stitches on one horse. prognosis grim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Schaefer
P. A. Williams
Peter Heiser
Heiser
North Central Avenue
Schaefer
F. Warsinske
Jequine Hospital
Fortnightly Club Program Features Meyerbeer and Raff
The Portingado Musics club meets at Mr Wilson Rector’s home next Friday afternoon. The program includes papers on Meyerbeer and Raff, selections from Le Prophete, Dinorah, and Ernorah, and pieces such as Coronation March, So You My Joness a Greeting, Love Finds the Way, Polka de la Reine, and The Spin ning Wheel performed by Mrs. Finney, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Mason, Miss Mars, Miss McMillan, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portingado Musics! Club
Wilson Rector
Prophet
E. E. Finney
Robert LeDiade
Mayerbeer
Finney
Bailey
Raff
Robert Connor
Meyerbeer
K. W. Doege
R. R. Williams
Mc. Reetor
Mason
Martina Mars
Edward Barr
E. B. Pulling
Cavatina
W. D. Wheeler
Trio
Robert P. Kraus
Rigadon
McMillan
Raising Seed Corn in Central Wisconsin Dairy Belt
Marshfield residents tracking Central Wisconsin dairy belt farming expect seed corn and grain sales to rise. Early planting and acclimated varieties Wisconsin No 7 and Minnesota No 14 are recommended for double crops. Charles Crocker on hospital hill sells seed corn at 32 dollars per bushel from an ordinary stand.
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Wisconsin
Wisconsin No. 7
Minnesota No. 14
Charles Crocker
Hospital Hill
Carl Gets Bail on Embezzlement Case
Louis B. Carl, jailed on a 3500 embezzlement charge from Marshfield, posted bail of 3500 with signers from Marshfield and Grand Rapids. He returned to Marshfield to “make everything right” and inspect city books under oversight, while officials, including ex assemblyman W E Wheelan, seek custodianship and barred private access. The case centers on the Marshfield Water, Electric Light and Power books and possible further legal moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis B. Carl
Marshfield
Grand Rapids
Leo
Frank Trudeau
Felix LaPoint
J.J. O'Connor
Fred B. Graham
John E. Daly
Fred W. Krueger
Carl
Algo 0
W. E. Wheelan
Grann Rapids
Car
Marshfield, Water, Electric Light & Power
Hamilton Roddis
Judiciary Committee
Roddis
Wheelan
Council
Messrs
Lexington
Marshfield Council Orders Tax Investigation Across Cities
The Marshfield mayor and common council authorize the judiciary committee to gather statistics from neighboring cities and villages on tax levy methods, assessments, and valuations. Alderman Roddis said the probe aims to compare city valuations with others and understand past assessment troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judiciary Committee
Marshfield
The Times Installs New Intertype Machine in Press Room
The Times Barr and Campbell announce receipt of a modern Intertype typesetting machine from New York. It arrived yesterday and is being set up by Chas Berryman of Chicago. The machine sets brass matrices and casts slugs for printing on newspaper or job presses. It occupies about twenty five square feet of space and weighs about a ton and a half. Subscribers will be invited to visit once ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Barr & Campbell
New York
Chas. Berryman
Chicago
Intertype
Tax Law Exemption Thresholds Stir Marsh Side Debate
The new federal income tax law, effective Saturday, draws criticism from bankers and millionaires in Marsh Side who fear unconstitutional impact. It imposes a 1 percent normal tax on net income with tiered rates up to six percent for incomes above $250,000, while exemptions apply to those under $4,000 for married individuals and under $3,000 for bachelors, plus bond-income exemptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshside
Charles Upham Very Ill In Shawano Visit
Former Governor W. H. Upham traveled from DePere to Shawano to be with his brother Charles M. Upham who is seriously ill with diabetes. Reports said his condition worsened with gangrene in one foot and an operation considered, as he is past 76.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upham
DePere
Shawano
Charles M. Upham
Poe lecture at City Hall by Edgar Allen Poe expert
William Lloyd Davis, lecturer from the university extension, will speak at City Hall Friday evening under the Marshfield Woman's Club. The program is a lecture recital on Edgar Allen Poe his life and works with readings from The Raven Annabel Lee The Bells Lenore and Israfel plus other Poe poems. A small admission will be charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lloyd Davis
City Hall
Marshfield
Brere sues Felker over alleged slander in mayoral race
District Attorney C Briere has sued Felker, a mayoral candidate opposing Mayor R Connor, for alleged slander. The suit centers on an affidavit by barber Reuben Seidl favorable to Connor and related rumors about hotel remarks. Felker defends himself, stating he said nothing harmful and will stand trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.G. Felker
R. Connor
C. B. Briere
Reuben Seidl
Bauman Block
Seid
Felker
Briere
Joseph Gral
District Attorney's Office
Connor
Seidl
Timesman
A.J. Seidl
Mr. Briere
Mr. Seidl
Fair Store Sold To M G Fleckenstein From Kirkwood Estate
The Fair store, owned by the Kirkwood estate, was sold yesterday to M G Fleckenstein a noted man in insurance and politics. Mrs Kirkwood who managed the store since her husband’s death said the change is effective immediately and that she plans to move to Kaukauna to join her sister Mrs S M Engholt after Mr Fleckenstein settles in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.D. Kirkwood
M.G. Fleckenstein
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Pittsvills
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Airy
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Bonding Company
the Times
Plutocracy
Chas. Upham
Shiwano
Gover
Nor
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