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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1916

Page

8

The Rise of Esther Peterson in Opera

A long reminiscence on celebrity origins notes how public acclaim often hides a murky past. It chronicles Miss May Esther Peterson’s dramatic debut at Adler on November 14 and her rapid ascent through European stages, scandalizing newspapers with bold billing and naming, culminating in a celebrated first performance despite rehearsal chaos.

Metropolitan Opera House New York Manon Bilas Peterson Miss Peterson Os Kash Aix Les Bains Greece

Hallowe'en Festival Brightens Sundry Towns People

AUBURNDALE Nov. The Hallowe'en festival drawn by Une Aubrtiiable phe te avhool Was enjoyed by all who were priesent. Mrs. N. Bere visited Marsthell Mayday pyeon. Accuel Macdsl of Weipa de guret alike Beeser bene. Ma and Mrs. doseuh Baieel abt son Tew went to Lowell. Steve Stutler and Arthur Panzer went to Marsiuickt. Arthur in Else Panzer were showld vigilors Saturday between rains. Miss Bliss left for Cyund Rapids Friday evening, returning Sunday. Vernon Berge at St. Tosah's hospital in Marshadld is improving. A miscellaneous shower by the Royal Neighbors at Mrs. G. BoO'Ttrien's home honored Elsa Paneer Tight. refreshments served and all enjoyed a good time.

Avourdale Mra N. Bere Marsthell Aacuel Macdsl Beeser Doseuh Baieel Lowell Steve Stutler Arthur Panzer Marsiuickt Suhallow G. Boo Elsa Paneer

Lindsey Community Notes Highlight Sunday Socials

The church bell was mounted to announce morning services. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. DeBelt visited the Wrights in Cary. Nora Ericson stayed with Mrs. John Johnson in Cary. Mrs. William Haertl planned a New London visit with her mother, possibly wintering together. J. W. Robinson’s Sunday school class honored his birthday with a surprise and a served supper. The Stitch and Chatter club at Mrs. Anna Slosser’s added two new members, with Mrs. R. H. Davis and Mrs. Hamilton attending as guests and gifting bundles.

G. A. DeBelt R. J. Wright Nora Ericson John Johnson Cary William Haertl New London DP. Kidd Anna Slosser R. H. Davis Hamilton C. Knudsen

Car collides with prowling cow near Marshfield

A hunting party returning from the south collided with Joseph Plemishman’s cow on the state road near Marshfield. The cow was killed, the car wrecked, Bulgrim lightly hurt, another man seriously injured and taken to hospital. Local names and routines fill a long, fragmented town report.

Richfield Bulgrin Macallum Road Olin J. Ross Vorter W. F Crackley Mac Sawin Bethel Suday Johm Mathson George H.knaptos Thomas Harshner Clay Sawin Bondercut Willian Burhopp Mer Prank Beltoy van Lyelo Als Fame Ben Pomher Tohegon City Point Curtin Sunowas Feihofer Willett Bon Pember Bane Achenda York Iial

Fragmentary Local Notice From A Rural Weekly

Readable details describe a mishmash of names and events in Dryfield county and surrounding areas. Mentions Mercy Tesve, Alimit Gouge, Marteb Heh, Ernest of Waupaen, and Brown Mot on hunting plans with a Goosehawk. A fleeting note about a goshawk migrating from Canada to the southern states is included.

Mohle Timant Ais Mercy Tesve Vriday Cable Dryfield County Alimit Gouge Marteb Suhdes Ernest Waupaen Morey Chipnowa Falls Tam William West Canada Slierie

Local notes from CLEVE area list visits and events

Struggled fragments show Adam Zimmerman clover work near town. Emmerick and family visited Hamburg relatives. August Markwardt visited George Peck. Mrs Jacobs Spindler and Holtman kinship visits noted. Edward Nowack returns from the west. Bakerville Mrs Schumacher visits sister Bradley. Jacob Dix family and Elsie Traeger with Hulda Katterhenry party. Halloween event at School District No. 1 draws crowd. A good dime, and baby born to Hoffmann October 25 and Bradley October 26 nearby.

Cleve Stratford Flosty Janes Adam Zimmerman M. B. Emmerick Hamburg August Markwardt George Peck Jacobs Spindler Mr. Holtman Edward Nowack Schumacher Bakerville

Dynamite Mishap Injures Ignatz Sauter at Home

Ignatz Sauter, 71, son of Dorchester resident August Sauter, found two dynamite caps in a tool shed and struck them on an anvil with a hammer. He survived with a bruised thumb and finger.

Ignatz August Sauter Dorchester

Auto Hits Cow in Klondike Road Crash Hurts Five

A car collided with a cow on Klondike Road near Klondike, returning hunting party members injured. William Anderson, surgeon from 108 South Cherry Street, suffered a shoulder fracture and three rib injuries. Peter J. Hansen, saloonkeeper and musician of 808 South Central Avenue, endured serious facial injuries and is hospitalized. Five men in the party were en route to the city when the crash occurred near Klondike. Both injured were reported in satisfactory condition at St. Elcea Hospital.

William Anderson South Cherry Street Peter J. Hancer South Central Avenue Atrow Lienfield Kloschka Ney Wly St. Doeeva's Hospital Megers Anderton Hansen Martin Wigrik Nicholas Ruder Charles R Bulgrin Bulgrin Mit Rabbits H Turin Tuytley Furarost Mr Andersen Guy Blodgett Resiital

Unclear fragmentary local notice from St. John’s area

Fragmentary text mentions Ian Nochow Collins and Hattie Krueger with names and events around a wedding or bridesmaid gathering. Unclear details due to garbled OCR. potential reference to Rose event and participants.

Huchow-Stoltenp Ian Nochow Collins Etonpob St. John's Tay Erin Obi Willisim Hattie Krueger Tite Bustow Anil Wenes

Furs Repattrat A F Dinis to Visit Tate Mondgetu

Mr A F Dinis the fur dealer from Berlin will visit Tate Mondgetu on Thurs and Fri Nov 1 and 2 to take orders for pure mink and to pickup garments to be remodeled or repaired. Work strictly guaranteed. He will not be in Marshfield this fall. If you have work in his line, call or telephone for a home visit on the advertised dates.

FURS A. F Dinis Berlin Tate Mondgetu Marshfield

Thanks Solv ens November Proclaimed as Thanksgiving Day

A proclamation by Wilson designates November 20 as Thanksgiving Day. The text notes the holiday's origins in gratitude and its impact on public sentiment, with expectations that many people will take time to recover from recent events.

Bay US Wilson Sherry Weahrs Williams Chrveh wWheit RS. Root Narminetna G. Krasse Bever

Local Wanderers Visit Nearby Towns and Relatives

Charles Baratz of Wausau visited Fenwood on Saturday. Oita Holtman and Anna Welleray drove to Edgar Saturday. P. F. Kattler traveled to Wausau on Saturday afternoon. Fred Kepler of Arpin visited his son and wife Mr and Mrs Fan Kepler Saturday. Mrs Fred Szehsdat Sr and Lola Sachsdat visited Rozellville Saturday at John Brinkmann home. George Kettler and Lillian Hischky of Soring Wis visited P F Kettler late week. Mr and Mrs Charles Heckman and Mrs James Flanagan of Bear Creek visited P F Kettler early week.

Charles Baratz Wausau Oita Holtman Anna Welleray Edgar P. F. Kattler Fred Kepler Arpin Fan Kepler Fred Szehsdat Mise Lola Sachsdat Rozellville John Brinkmenn George Kettler Lillian Hischky

Local Reed to Clifford for deer hunting and lodge event

Local residents report Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Reed plan to leave around November 1 for Clifford to visit Reed brothers L. 4 and 2. W. Reed and hunt deer. D. B. Greene, grand lecturer of Matsome, will address Marshfield lodge No. 224 F A M at the Masonic hall and provide fraternal instruction.

L. F. Reed Clifford Dod Ling Westboro W. J. Wheeler Oshkosh Steen Oaeh A. L. Qehorn Long Point Lake Winnebago The Times Arnold Resaler William Resaler North Maple Street Immanuel’s Lutheran School Maverfield-Bland Rau Claire Wii Marath Rich View J. Dateker Vasa Anestora

Election Returns Across Towns and Wards Reported

Detailed vote tallies appear for Pittsville, Cranmoor, Grand Rapids, Port Edwards, Saratoga, and Semson towns. Candidates such as Kalmes, Michels, La Follette, Whittingham, Roberts, Hoffman, Browne, and Nobles show multiple district totals, with results split by ward and town, including top vote counts and local leaders.

Roberts Hoffman Ebhe Richfield Wilson Hughes Williams Philipp Wolfe LaFollette Kalmes Browne Hochne Witter Michels Whittingham Nobles Church Auburndale Thilipp Follette Hoehne Wheir Johnsen Beecle Nermington Helke Kraske Bever Edwards Cameron Williams Pknvy la Follette Kalmies Witte Johnson Bevel Normington Bover Holiman Abbe Lincoln Welre le Follette Mic Roel Amingeton Tever Ib Lwawis Ebc Huehes Jama Lavalline Hoeechar Whe Newmington Et Halware Hartman Elbe Pittsville Rae Kelmes Worn Ter Michels Vu Nat Ke & Man Hae Pittsvitl Ward Huggi Wililant Philipy Walle LaFoiecke Kalmge Lipanoree Hookne Michals Whitvinglam Nobie Rel Tovgon Reyer I Hoffman Williams Alletee Vor Mie Nob Os Chithele I Whitt Ham Johnnm Kington Kras Dards Huehes LaPollette Hoekny Mighels Jonagon Reel Sorminetan Raver Edwarde Ebbe Cranmoor LaFouvite Teell Hofman Erhe Grand Rapids Phillip Browne Hoehne Michels Whittingham Les Iohnson Brel Rever Town Port Edwards Ilipp Raimes Borwne Beell Saratoga Semson Beer Eraske

Central Wisconsin State Pair Sends Payment Checks

Secretary R B Williams of the Central Wisconsin State Pair issued checks for 1216 fire premiums. The action reflects ongoing administrative steps in county level financial processing during the period.

Paul R. B. Williams Wisconsin

Alfred Smith Reports Ten Perfect Vine Strawberries

Alfred Smith of Grand Rapids reports gathering ten perfect vine strawberries Friday of the Superb Everhearing variety.

Alfred Smith Grand Rapids

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