Smallpox Extinct in City Praised Health Officials
Health officials report the smallpox epidemic has completely abated in the city and quarantine restrictions have been lifted. Dr Wahle credits the city board of health for rapid isolation and vaccination, noting no infections beyond the first case Miss Elizabeth Hermely. The piece also covers the marriage of Miss Addie Couture to Fred W. Rohl at Corpus Christi church in Bakerville with reception and future travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahle
Elizabeth Hermely
City Board of Health
Ma Shfield
Addie Couture
Fred W. Rohl
Corpus Christi Church
Bakerville
Pr. Daniels
Llewitt
Che
Lilian Couture
Frank Metrella
Joseph Couture
Appleton
A. P. Addams
Poretion
Bred Kohl
Second Regiment
Wisconsin Central Station Agents Change In Wisconin
BE. C. Frost, in charge of the Wisconsin Central station here for nearly a year, is transferred to Stevens Point next Monday. W. A. Engel of Hurley will succeed him, bringing twelve years of railroad experience from Ashland and Park Falls. Frost will move his family once a residence is found while Engel prepares to maintain the current high level of service.
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BE. C. Frost
Wisconsin Central
Stevens Point
W. A. Engel
Hurley
Mr. Frost
Frost
Ashland
Park Falls
Emil Schroeder Weds Ethel DeHe at Cashton Lutheran Church
Emil Schroeder married Miss Ethel DeHe at Cashton Lutheran Church after traveling there Monday. The couple planned a wedding trip to Watertown and eastern points before returning to begin housekeeping in Omaha addition cottages. Schroeder has many local friends and his wife will be warmly welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Schroeder
Cashton
Victory for Company A Beats High School 11 to 0
The militiamen defeated the High School team 11 to 0 at the fair ground on Thursday afternoon. Heavy cold kept attendance light. Clifford Heath, star full-back for the High School, suffered a dislocated right shoulder in the first scrimmage and was taken to Dr Lath near the grounds. He is resting and expected to miss ten days to two weeks. Heath has been a key player for two seasons and his injury is a notable setback for the squad.
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Company A
Fair Ground
Geins
Clifford Heath
Lath
Heath
Match Arranged for Burns Versus Beell at Adler’s Opera House
A handicap wrestling match is set between Farmer Burns and Fred Beell at Adler’s Opera House on Saturday evening December 6. Forfeit money is posted with three falls in one hour or Beell loses the match, Beell seeking top form while Burns, smaller than Moth, promises a tough contest. Stage seating and advance ticket sales via Peter Pommer at his restaurant.
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Farmer Burns
Evan Lewis
Fred Beell
Adler's Opera House
Mateh
Beell
Burns
Moth
Opera
Peter Pommer
Tax Paying Time at Hand in City Ahead of Tax Rate
County Clerk Renne expects to finish tax computations by week end and City Clerk Vedder will be able to announce the rate once figures are returned. The rate likely near .015 as earlier estimated. Treasurer Dorpat will begin collecting when the tax roll reaches him. December 6th.
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Renne
Vedder
Dorpat
An Unfortunate Fowl
A humorous note about a turkey beloved in the fall season being cut by friends on Thanksgiving Day.
Helping Hand Society Sets Friday Meeting for Christmas Aid
Regular meeting of the Helping Hands society will be held Friday December 13 at the home of Mrs. Frank Upham to arrange the annual Christmas distribution. Division chairmen and officers are urged to attend for full membership and to discuss important society matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hiand Society
Frank Upham
Work On M. E. Church Nearing Completion
The enlargement and remodeling of the M. E. church nears completion and occupancy is expected by mid December. A formal dedication will be held the first Sunday after completion. Exterior work is finished and the church presents a much improved appearance.
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M. E
Change of Venue Granted in State v Fr Jungblatt Case
An application to change venue, filed with Judge ONeill of the Clark county circuit court in the case State v Fr Jungblatt, has been granted. The trial will be before Judge Chas M Webb in Grand Rapids, proceeding for the alleged inhuman punishment of a girl under his care.
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Oneill
Clark County
Fr. Jungblatt
Chas. M. Webb
Grand Rapids
Rural Telephone Line Connects Lindsey and Marshfield
At a Marshfield Telephone Co meeting a contract was signed with a new rural line firm to connect Lindsey to the city for switchboard service. The line from Lindsey to Klondixe corner along the Richfield road will link city and country phones, improving service and reducing trips to town. The system, built to be durable, aims to run soon, benefiting farmers and local merchants while offering better pricing updates and mail express delivery. High School notes mention Thanksgiving holidays and a Literary Society program featuring debates on tariff policy and phonetic spelling.
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Marshfield Telephone Co
Lindsey
Klondixe
Richfield Road
Neillsville
Nasonville
Literary Society
United States
Lawrence Webster
Lottie Smith
Peter Lemghieu
Clea Cournoyer
Terary Society
Cora Burman
Schley Sampson
Hattie Higgins
Mabel Brooks
Herry Wahl
Earl Leahy
Segative
Ray Tearan
Harold Vollmer
Range Secured for Rifle Practice at Adan Hafer Farm
Range Has Been Secured for Company A with a suitable tract on Adan Hafer's farm north of the city on the county line road. Owner’s consent secured. The land offers a premier site for marksmanship training, improving facilities and boosting prospects for next year's camp shooting.
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Adan Hafer
Thought to Be Insane Youngman Held for Sanity Exam
Louis Views’s nineteen year old son residing on A street displayed insanity symptoms early in the week and was taken by police Tuesday. Officer Grifin escorted him to Grand Rapids for examination by County Judge J. A. Gaynor. No verdict yet. he will stay at the county seat for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Views
Grifin
Grand Rapids
J. A. Gaynor
Tearnan Promoted to General Salesman
P J Tearnan of this city has been promoted to general salesman for the J B Farwell company after years on the road. The new post is a high traveling man's ambition and carries great responsibility. Teaman is an experienced salesman and will keep Marshfield as his headquarters.
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F. J. Tearnan
P.J. Tearnan
J. Bfarwell Company
New Post
Teaman
Marshfield
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Victory
High School
Cufford Heath
Farmer
Helping Hand Society
M. E. Church
Drs. W. J
F. G. Waite
Adler Block
Slouk Alour
Ehinirach
Canton
Wal Ry
Grevnwood
Raul Ro
Marshfield Stave Co
Marshfield, Wis
Made
Roessler’s
N. A. Nielsen
Val. Ballschmeider
Stratford, Wis
Rose Brothers
Willon
Louis Laemle
John Therolf
Central Ave
Ot St
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