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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1910

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Ex-Mayor Henry Kalsched Hurt in Hunting Accident Near Hannibal

Ex Mayor Henry Kalsched suffered four buck-shot wounds in a hunting accident near Hannibal Monday. He was carried six miles to reach a gasoline car and then hospital, where doctors reported one shot lodged in bone below the knee and another in the calf. He is expected to recover at St. Joseph's hospital. The party had been deer hunting about a mile from camp. several hunters aided in his rescue.

Henry Kalsched Hannibal Mansion House Doege St. Joseph's Hospital Mr. Kalsched J. J. Varner W.H. Budge F. H. Witters Carl Mess Dr. Budge Witters Varney Stanley Kalsched Marshfield

Railway firms to pay sewer tax on Soo line site

As part of building a new express office on Soo railway ground the sewer tax assessment of 612 was levied against the railway company. Omaha and Northwestern companies have paid their back sewer taxes. others must pay before further connections are allowed.

Soo Railway Omaha Northwestern

Public invited to inspect city schools today

City schools open this afternoon for public inspection with parents and all interested citizens urged to visit ward school buildings. Simple programs will be rendered in each school as part of the event.

Marshfield Establishes New Ladies of G A R Lodge

On November 16 a new ladies lodge was organized in Marshfield as a branch of the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic. It will be known as the Tames G. Blaine Circle No 27 with officers to be elected at the first December meeting. Traveling president Miss Ethel Irish founded the lodge and then left for Wansatt to organize another branch.

Marshfield Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic Tames G. Blaine Ethel Irish Wansatt

Will Remodel Adler's Opera House This Winter

Adler's opera house undergoes interior remodeling to a modern raised floor theatre. G J Strang and Philip Adler study feasible designs, plan rear elevation and horseshoe balcony, with three weeks dead time in December, aiming completion by year start. Badger Aerie 624 Eagles announce sixth annual ball November 24 at the armory with Second Regiment orchestra.

Adler Opera House G. J. Strang Philip Adler Badger Aerie Order of Eagles Eagles

Wood County Teachers Association Elects Otto President

The Wood County Teachers Association met in Grand Rapids last Saturday with full attendance and a successful session. Sup C W Otto of Marshfield city schools was chosen president for the next year. Attendees from this city included Otto Miss Dann Henle and Moevchiler.

Wood County Teachers’ Association Grand Rapids Sup C.W. Otto Marshfield City Janse T Otte Misses Dann Henle Moevchiler

County Board Adjourns as Bank Appointed Custodian of Funds

The county board of supervisors closed a week of February sessions with plans for a February adjournment to address bonds of county officers and other business. A three member educational committee was appointed, Nash Mitchell was elected supervisor of assessments, and The First National Bank of Marshfield was named custodian of county funds for the coming year after bidding 4 percent on daily balances. The bonding committee reported the $50,000 asylum issue disposed of at $1,012 above par. A skating rink project led by O R Hughes was announced for December 1, with ample facilities and music planned.

County Board of Supervisors William Hooper Nekoose O. J. Lew Grand Rapids J. F. Seidl Pittsville Nash Mitchell J. E. Harring Nekoosa First National Bank

Triplets Born to Mr and Mrs Schener on Monday Night

Triplets were born to Supervisor and Mrs John Schener on Monday night a son and two daughters The couple reside on the north side where Mr Schener operates a general store on B street The three newborns are named Bright and Beultay and another daughter

John Schener Schener North Side B Strest Bright and Beultay

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Louise Rowlands Miss Rowlands Maz Roxy Wilson Cowen Emlenburg Mendelssohn Schuett Debussy Emil Liebling Womar OPERA Adler's County Teachers’ Association County Board First National Bank of Hughes Garage O. R. Hughes Second Street Vollmar Wadding A. Dernbach Richardson aMiie Yee Ay Rtment Store
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