Married on Wednesday Miss Hafer and Dr Lonergan wed at home
Miss Anna Hafer and Dr W J Lonergan united in marriage at the bride's parents home on North Central avenue in Marshfield with Rev Fr John Eisen officiating. After a short wedding trip they will reside in Princeton. The bride, a Marshfield high school graduate, is valued for her social work and popularity. the groom is a respected physician now practicing in Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Hafer
W. J. Lonergan
Adanafer
North Central Avenue
John Eisen
St. John’s Catholic
the Times
Miss Dickenson
Gardiner Robbed Again in Spencer Fireworks Fail
In Spencer two burglars attempted a safe blow with high explosives at John Gardiner’s store on a Saturday night. They fled on a velocipede toward the city after alarm and left the area. two suspects described by the depot operator may aid capture. Chas Anderson 23 died from a dynamite accident at Ferrys farm near Sherry. Julius Nelson present. Inquest verdict blames carelessness handling dynamite.
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Spencer
John Gardiner
Mmen
Chas. Anderson
Ferrys
Sherry
Julius Nelson
Chas
Old Country
Sigel
Anderson
Carlessness
Elks Lodge Installation and Banquet Heads Marshfield
The Medford Phillips Athens and neighboring towns lead business men form class for Marshfield lodge installation this afternoon at the armory. The Second Regiment band will greet arrivals at 2 14 on the Central train. The initiation will be at the armory followed by a banquet at the Flotel Blodgett near ten o'clock with Dr Lathrop as toastmaster and Giles as banquet director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk Lodge
Flotel Blodgett
Medford
Phillips
Athens
Marshfield Lodge
Giles
Lathrop
Marshfield-Princeton rail line advances with new mail services
The Marshfield Princeton line runs on schedule with a train from each end daily. Ne kooosa branch graded ahead to finish before winter, bridge and terminal preparations at the county seat completed, and track laying nearing done. Four new mails are expected to arrive and depart, boosting connections with Grand Rapids and other points. Lassie Perkins of Medford visited school, Lindley Rowe returned to class, Elizabeth Hermely resumes teaching after quarantine, and a well attended Hallowe en party occurred. Traveling tailors measured four suits for Milwaukee and Chicago men, praised for fit and workmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Princeton
Grand Rapids
Nekoosa
Nounty
Arpin
Lassie Perkins
Medford
Clan Cournoyer
Pietsville
Lindley Rowe
Elizabeth Ihermely
Hallowe'en
Sis
T. F. Stoessler
Milwaukee
Chicago
Roessler
Strange Death at Chill Claims Local Laborer
William Dankemyer of Chili died suddenly Tuesday night. The body was found in a mill yard after he failed to return to his brother’s home, with the coroner’s inquest determining heart failure as the cause. Deceased was about forty and a laborer. Dr Milbee assisted the coroner and jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dankemyer
Chili
Milbee
Injured by Falling Trunk at Wisconsin Central Depot
William Viemont a lumber grader and inspector for the R Connor company was seriously injured Monday morning at the Wisconsin Central depot. While entering passenger train No Gata he was struck on the left foot by a falling trunk from a loaded baggage truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Viiemont
R. Connor Company
Wisconsin Central
Open Deer Season Date Set by State Official
Open deer season begins at 1:00 midnight November 10 according to State Game Warden Overbeck, overriding the prior belief that it started the morning of the tenth. The policy prompts strict enforcement, possible arrests, and concern over hunting excesses, deer abundance, and impact on local fawn color and Jersey stock breeding. Bowling Alley Notes describe scores and a new cigar stand at Richardsons alleys.
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Overbeck
Wisconsin
Composer of Elks Two-Step Visited City on Thursday
Leo Ullman famous cornetist and composer stopped in the city on business Thursday and called on his friend E. V. Rosenbaum. Ullman penned The Line Up the Elk two step and presented an orchestration for Adams orchestra to play at the Elk's banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Ullman
E. V. Rosenbaum
Mr. Ullman
Mr. Rosenbaum
Adams
Local A. O. U. W Ranks Well in State Lodges
The Badger Workman monthly Neillsville issue lists lodges statewide. Mechanics Lodge No. 96 ranks twelfth among 192 lodges with a membership of 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badger Workman
A. O. U. W. Lodge
Neillsville
Mechanics Lodge No. 96
Modern Woodmen Dance Promises Grand Ball Friday Night
The Modern Woodmen prepare a first class ball on Friday evening November 15 at the armory with Gasper's orchestra providing the music for friends and members.
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Gasper
Ladies Travel Class Aims for Dramatic Readings
At the November meeting the program will feature quotations from Macbeth Ivan the Terrible and Russian themes. Readers include Mrs W H Upham Mrs Young Mrs Pors and Mrs Rowe presenting Shakespearean and Russian works in a themed session.
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Macbeth
Ivan the Terrible
W. H. Upham
Young
Russia
Pors
Rowe
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W.J. Lonergan
Miss Dickenson Glyves
Nettie Dickenson
Blodgett
Hafer
J. L. Voel
S O'Clock
Mesdames
Fred Allman
A. L. Bouldrie
David Cole
Misses Boughton
Ellsworth
Pardee
Dunlap
Ashman
Stevens
Euerbard
Batson
Wright
Pickett
Jennie Reilly
Gardiner
John J. Craemer
University of Wisconsin Agricultural Department
Craemer
Richardson's
Individua
Kopiein White
Dateh
Finney
Seubert
Kreisch
John Kreisch
Artney
Richardson
Mr. Richardson
John Stierle
al Koptone
al Dumas
George Thuss
Martin Tails
Capes
Melton
Rose Up TO
Date Store
Goto
C. Schmidt
Advice
T. Belt
Warder Building
Washington, D. C
John Therolf
Our Underwear Department
Star- Knitting Company
A. Kleinheinz
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