Bachelor Hall Play Delights Local Audience At Opera House
Home talent cast delivers a successful comedy drama, Bachelor Hall, at the opera house with Monday and Tuesday performances. Rheinold Pankow leads as Myrtleton, supported by Silas Jervis, Elisha Bassett, George Wable, Vernon Kelley and a strong group of juveniles and leading ladies delivering polished, well managed productions. Miss Leah Laemle, Miss Florence Hahn, Miss Flora Greisinger, and Miss Laura Pflum give notable turns as Betty Vance, Polly Reynolds, Mrs Vans Styne, and Claire.
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Opera House
Bruit
Myrtleton
Rheinold Pankow
Silas Jervis
Elisha Bassett
Myrtietan
George Wable
Jervis
Vernon Kelley
Bassett
Melvin Evans
Ensign Jack Meredith
Alex Fleischman
Pinkerton
Albert Dalmore
Jasper
Karl Thom
Joseph Tremmel
O’rourke
Leah Laemle
Betty Vance
Florence Hahn
Polly Reynolds
Flora Greisinger
Vans Styne
Laura Pflum
Claire
Wisconsin Senator Stephenson Exoneration Hinted
Washington dispatches say the senatorial investigating committee report will clear Senator Stephenson of blame over his costly primary nomination. The Wisconsin primary law may be criticized on the floor or in the report, with the blame for the expensive campaign placed on the law and system. Wisconsin likely gains little credit from the inquiry.
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Washington
Congress
Stephenson
Senate
Wisconsin
Cook
Eckes Hoffmann Nuptials Set At St John’s Church
Miss Gertrude Hoffman and Theodore Eckes will marry today at 8 30 a m in St John’s Catholic Church Rev Fr Volz will officiate The couple head to Grand Rapids where Mr Eckes has a good position The bride comes from a prominent pioneer family and is a St John’s graduate The groom is described as industrious and well regarded Artistic Xmas postcards offered at Mrs Tos Deahurd’s S10
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Gertrude Hoffman
Theodore Eckes
St. John's Catholic Church
Fr. Volz
Joseph Hoffman
Adler Street
St. John’s School
von Eckes
Grand Rapids
Mr. Eckes
Thanksgiving Day Hymn of Praise and Gratitude
A devotional verse praising God for bountiful harvests and creation’s wonders. It petitions blessing on crops and livestock, thanks for sun moon stars and water, and asks guidance and mercy as believers seek lifelong faith and gratitude on this Thanksgiving Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kagven
Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis group praised for seals drive
A Marshfield merchant lauds the Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association for a superb selling organization promoting Red Cross Christmas seals. He urges other business houses to emulate their local representative appointments and support.
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Marshfield
Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Red Cross
Repre
Anti Tuberculosis Association Christmas Seals On Sale
The article describes a 25 day campaign to raise funds for tuberculosis work. Volunteers work without pay to fund lectures, county sanatoria, a monthly magazine, pamphlets, and statewide bulletins. Seals go on sale in Marshfield on December 1 with C W Otte in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti- Tuberculosis Association
Marshfield
C. W.otte
Advancement Association Offers 3 Million Acres for Settlement
The Wisconsin Advancement Association publicizes its mission to advance agricultural and industrial resources. It lists over 3,009,000 acres undeveloped and available to settlers at low rates, charging 1 cent per acre annually for listings. The Milwaukee office is 710 711 Germania Building, with John P. Hume as manager. Marshfield members own 11,500 acres.
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Wisconsin Advancement Association
Association
Germania Building
Milwaukee
John P. Hume
C. E. Blodgett
Blodgett
McCready Cheese Co
J. F. Cole
First National Bank
D. J. Harney
Homeseekers Inf. Bureau
Nub Cheese Co
A. Kleinheinz
Puerner Creamery
Upham Manufacturing Co
Vollmar & Below
George H. Welton
Vancouver visitor George Huntsicker boosts western home
George A. Huntsicker of Vancouver B C visits Marshfield, staying with friends formerly of the city. He and George Reynolds are in the real estate business in Vancouver, with Huntsicker praised for Alaska experience and broad travel aiding regional development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Huntsicker
Vancouver
B.C
Mr. Muntsicker
George H. Reynolds
Alaska
Hantsicker
Marshfield Knights of Pythias Lodge to Reform Friday
Marshfield lodge No. 82 to restore its charter and initiate many new members on Friday evening December 1. Grand lodge officers will attend, with Wausan lodge performing the work. New and old members listed include W. H. Kamps and E. E. Finney among others. long roster of candidates to join.
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Marshfield Knights of Pythias Lodge No
Grand Lodge
Wausan Lodg
Marshfield Lodge
Order
E. Finney
Com. Tapder
H. Kamps
M. R. Laird
B. Barr
B. Edwards
E.E. Winch
H. A. Bly
Candy
J. Lundgren
W. T. Pond
New Lodge
W. H. Kamps
I. P. Tiffauyt
E.C. Pears
C. S. Vedder
J. C. Stierle
J. EB. Stierle
John F. Cole
Karl W. Doege
E. E. Finney
Louis B. Carl
P. A. Williams
Guy L. Jorgenson
Melvin R. Laird
R. P. Potter
Edw. N. DeFour
Wm. M. Genett
Edward 8. Barr
R. C. Hastings
J. H. Candy
O. W. Sheerin
E. M. Deming
H. H. Milbee
G. W. Upham
C. J. Lundgren
C. E. Strouts
J. A. Hofman
W. A. Sexton
E. E. Winch
Ralph J. Baker
Upham Manufacturing counters praised for quality and sales
The Upham Manufacturing Co. reports strong demand for its grocery counters in the counter department. About 150 counters are produced this month featuring back polls for clerks and front display glass for customers, in golden oak and available in extra sizes. The Upham counters are regarded as a standard of fine quality and workmanship.
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Upham Manufacturing Co
Griffin Bruley Wedding Quiet Milwaukee Ceremony
Phil Griffin of this city and Maude Bruley of Neillsville wed quietly in Milwaukee on Friday of last week. The couple returned home and will stay through the holidays before moving to Portland Oregon where Griffin will work. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs B Bruley longtime Neillsville merchants. The groom is son of Ex Sheriff and Mrs Michael Griffin of Marshfield and has been under sheriff. They have many friends who wish them well.
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Phil Griffin
Maude Bruley
Neillsville
Milwaukee
Michael Griffin
Marshfield
Grand Rapids
Griffin
Wausau Wedding At St James Parish
Edwin Hahn of this city married Miss Mayme Lovina McNeil at St James Catholic Church Wausau in a ceremony performed by Rev Father J J Brennen The bride wore cream satin with a cream marquesette overskirt Miss Leona Wright served as brides maid The ceremony drew many relatives and friends including Judge and Mrs Ches Hahn Mrs Andrew Neilson and others from the area
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St. James Catholic Church
Wausau
Edwin Hahn
Ches. Hahn
Mayme Lovina McNeil
Peter McNeil
J. J. Brennen
Leona Wright
Chas, Habn
Andrew Neilson
L. Wright
Feis
Watertown
Farmer Institute Bulletin Lists 1911 12 Institutes
The College of Agriculture announces winter farmer’s institutes with Rozellville January 4 5 led by H D Griswold Unity January 2 3 L E Scott Pittsville January 11 12 B Nordman Owen January 4 5 E Norman. Rozellville near Marshfield expected to draw broad attendance. locals praised for securing the event.
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Institute Department
The
College of Agriculture
Rozellville
H. D. Griswold
Unity
L. E. Scott
Pittsville
B. Nordman
Owen
Norman
Marshfield
Famous Alaskan Prospector Black Beaver Arctic Show at Adler
An Alaska mining and trapping company led by Black Beaver presents a winter stage show at the Adler Opera House on Saturday and Sunday December 2 and 3. The program combines a realistic mining drama using 4000 dollars worth of fur props with 2000 feet of new moving pictures and live music by the 2nd Regiment Orchestra. Tickets 10 cents, with a 5 cent children’s matinee at 2 30 Saturday. performances at 7 30 and 9 00 p.m.
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Adler Opera House
2Nd Regt
Woman's Club December Fourth Event Summary
Woman's Club holds a December fourth meeting featuring business, piano selections, and talks. Miss Estella Tice presents Life of Lew Wallace and reviews The Fair God, with Mrs. Lathrop and Miss Amie Kinnear contributing anecdotes on Mexican character.
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Estella Tice
Lew Wallace
Lathrop
Amie Kinnear
County Appropriations Mark County Board Session
The county board adjourned after more than a week of work. An $5500 appropriation funds a site for a county agriculture experiment station near marshfield, with input from state college authorities. A prior $8500 request failed. A ward versus Christensen vote for asylum trustee ended 221 to 21. A roads committee will map state aid highways for approval.
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Marshfield
Asylum
Mr. Ward
P. N. Christensen
Lincoln
Ward
Christensen
State Roads Commission
E. D. Ayers
Pittsville
A. J. Hasbrouck
Grand Rapids
A. G. Pankow
D. J. Kilday
Carey
Fortnightly Musical Club Friday Program Notes
The Fortnightly Musical Club will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. R. Connor. The program features Christmas and church music including papers on Dudley Buck and organ and vocal selections by Mrs. Rector, W. H. Neidlinger, Jane B. Abbott, and others.
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Mrs. Rector
W. H. Neidlinger
Connor
Jane B. Abbot
Bailey
Ader
Mason
Elijah
Mendelssohn
Mrs. Below
Bendeth
Sep
Clara Scott
Finney
Miss McMillan
Fire in Refrigerator Car Damages 10000 Pounds Perishables
A refrigerator car in Northwestern yards caught fire Monday night shortly after midnight causing heavy loss of about 10000 pounds of perishable merchandise. The blaze started from an Economy heater explosion used to heat the car and was nearly out of control before the alarm. Fire crews arrived quickly and extinguished the flames, but contents suffered damage from smoke and water.
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Eckes-Hoffman
John TF
Advancement Association
George Huntsicker
Wausau Lodge
Gid
Lincoln McConnel
Mayme McNeil
E. J. Hahn
Farmer's Institute
Black Beaver
Arctic
Woman's Club
Board of Supervisors
Experiment Station
George Ward
Board of Asylum Trustees
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