Non-Resident Students Help Marshfield High Grow
A Marshfield high school report notes rising demand from non resident pupils across nearby towns. Tuition is paid by home districts, not individuals, at eighteen dollars per year per pupil. The list names Elsa Reyer and many others from Abbotsford Auburndale Granton Frederic Laona Lincoln McMillan Richfield Rock Sherman Spencer and Marshfield towns, comprising about a quarter of total enrollment.
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Marshfield High School
Marshfield Schol
Marshfield
Gor
Abbotsford
Elsa Reyer
Auburndale
Wallace Connor
Dorothy Drollinger
Olive Friedrich
Elsa Panzer
Grace Welch
Granton
Emma Grade
Frederic
Walter Patterson
Claona
Ellen Dennee
Sherman
Guy Vanderboot
Spencer
Bayard Buckmaster
Babcock Becomes District Resident in Forrest County
Former Congressman James W. Babcock, once a Wisconsin third district leader and dean of the Wisconsin delegation, now resides in Forrest county. He plans to make his permanent home there, leaving active politics unlikely but boosting the district’s standing in public and administrative esteem.
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James W. Babcock
Congress
Wisconsin
Babcock
Forrest County
Tenth
Wisconsin Congressional College
County Convention Here by American Society of Equity
The quarterly county convention of the American Society of Equity will meet at the band hall in this city on Friday afternoon starting at 1 o clock. It is the first county gathering here and farmers are urged to attend to hear speakers and learn about the society. Delegates total about 150 with extra representatives from county unions. Election of delegates to the state convention at Madison is on the agenda.
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American Societ of Equity
Vesper
Madison
Fortnightly Musical Club October Meeting Review
The Fortnightly Musical Club holds its October meeting with hostess Miss Hinman. Performances include Mozart pieces such as Minuette Celebre and Cradle Song, Gluck selections like Gavotte from Phigenia in Aulis, and vocal duets and solos by Mrs. Bailey Mrs. Connor Miss Hahn Miss Volmar Mrs. Vaughn Mrs. Below Mrs. Ed wards Mrs. Reynolds Miss Mason along with accompanying pianists.
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Hinman
Mozart
Gluck
Bailey
Paris
Helen
Connor
Hahn
Maria" Mozart
Vaughn
Violet
Below
Gavotte
Miss Volmar
Miss Hinman
Darschel
Change In Passenger Schedule On Wisconsin Central Trains
A slight running time adjustment affects several Wisconsin Central division trains. Train 1 now departs Chicago at 10:30 p.m. and reaches Marshfield at 6:40 a.m. instead of 6:45. Train 8 departs Chicago 6:30 p.m. and arrives Marshfield 1:38 a.m. instead of 2:40. Train 11 arrives Marshfield 1:23 p.m. instead of 1:20. Train 12 arrives Marshfield 12:22 p.m. instead of 12:18. Train 8 arrives at Marshfield 6:15 p.m. as before but departs Chicago at 8:35 p.m., five minutes earlier.
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Wisconsin Central
Chicago Yar
Marrshfield
Chicago
Marshfield
Public entertainment and district meeting planned
The I.0 G6 T. Lodge schedules a public entertainment this Friday evening at the hall in the Sexton block with admission 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children. Friday afternoon a joint session of the List and 26th districts will decide on joining the two districts and Grand Chief Templar Larson of Waupaca is expected to attend and speak.
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T. Lodge
Sexton Block
Templar Larson
Waupaca
Evangelical School Building Plans Near Completion
Specifications prepared for a St Pauls German Evangelical church school building to be erected this fall. A reliable builder will be contracted to start work soon. The 20 by 30 foot two story structure will stand on Fourth Street next to the current church building.
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St. Paul's
Fourth Street
Daughters of Rebekah Hold Wisconsin District Meeting
The 13th Wisconsin district of the Daughters of Rebekah met in the city on Friday of last week with representation from Marshfield Stevens Point Grand Rapids Pittsville Colby Unity Plover and Almond. Mrs. Barrett of Madison state Rebekah supreme leader attended and spoke. Officers elected for the year include Mrs. Caroline Horn President Marshfield Mrs Kathren Gisler Vice President Stevens Point Mrs Maud Briggs Secretary Colby Mrs Margaret Wright Conductor Marshfield Mrs Grace West Marshall Stevens Point Mrs Hannah Burchell Chaplain Grand Rapids Miss Merle Harroun Warden Plover and L Celvin H C Ejche Guardians Marshfield. A supper followed at six oclock hosted by Hub Rebekah Lodge No 158.
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Odd Fellow
Daughters of Rebekah
Wisconsin
Marshfield
Stevens Point
Grand Rapids
Pittsville
Colby
Unity
Plover
Almond
Lal
Delow
Barrett
Madison
Rebekah As- Scemoply
Caroline Horn
Kathren Gisler
Maud Briges
Margaret Wright
Grace West
Marshall
Hannah Burchell
Merle Harroun
L. Celvin
H. C. Ejche
Hub Rebekah Lodge No
Stewart Smith
Maud Briggs
J. P. Hoag
Frazer
W. Macdonald
C. Geisler
L. Behrendt
A. Koch
B. M. Finch
S. Rumphrey
Accident Dims Central Engine No 66 in Greenwood Yard
An accident at Central Engine No 66 on the Greenwood branch left the locomotive unable to move after an axle failure in the yards. The engine, used for switching, ditched on Sunday, with a freight crew repositioning it to reach cars before a wrecker arrived to straighten the scene.
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E. H. Upham
Greenwood
S.E
Interior View of McKin Jey High Assembly Room
A vintage photograph by Walter Mason depicts the interior of the McKin Jey high school assembly room using a wide angle lens. The image was taken for Prof. Borden, with a single print sent to Madison and treasured by him as a keepsake of his Marshfield career. The negative demonstrates Mason’s ability to capture almost the entire room.
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McKin Jey High School
Walter Mason
Prof. Borden
Borden
Madison
Marshfield
Fall Opening Sale of Coats Wraps and Furs
Our fall sale invites Marshfield ladies to view an opening display of coats wraps and furs. The shop emphasizes correct style workmanship tailoring and all details. It promises beauty quality fit and satisfaction through a large assortment aimed at the right selections for every garment.
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Marshfield
Toom
Eighteenth Anniversary Muster Of Marshfield Light Infantry
On September 25 1889 Marshfield’s military group marked its eighteenth mustering anniversary as a provisional company. Adjutant General Burchard mustered in the Marshfield Light Infantry at Uphan Hall and arranged state funding for armament. The rink opera house was leased as an armory and drill hall. Officers were elected after mustering, with Frank R Upham named secretary and James W Beattie treasurer following resignations by E M Deming and C S Vedder. The roster lists captain W A Reed and a long list of lieutenants and privates.
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Marshfield
Times
Burchard
Rink Opera House
E.M Deming
C. S. Vedder
Frank R. Upham
Jas. W. Beattie
W. A. Reed
Ast
Lient
E. E. Ames
Ind
C. W. Alten
Expert piano tuner to visit city on November 7 and 8
Byrott Dale of Minneapolis, renowned as one of the nation’s top piano tuners, will visit the city on Nov 7 and 8. Those seeking work in this line may notify R. S. Dale by postal mail or telephone. Prices are reasonable and work guaranteed.
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Byrott Dale
Minneapolis
R. S. Dale
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Hac Military Company
C. C. Alger
Anton Brost
J. J. Brandtmeyer
A. A. Goetsebins
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H.C. Headstream
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H.C. Koenig
H. Kehrberg
J.B. Lacy
Orin Owen
Ed. Ward
Henry Kreisch
Soren Lonneberg
Albert C. Wendt
Louis Sherry
Walter Loucks
D. F. Clark
Wm. Ir. Bruhn
H. H. Eaton
Wm. L. Little
Emil €. Pors
Upham
J.C. Hayward
Scott
A. Prescott
Jobo L. Voelker
J. Bros
Jos. Blanchard
J. W. Beattie
F. E. Hamlin
Vern M. Peck
Herman Schauer
Frank Upham
L. E. Hotchkiss
W. A. Sexton
E. A. Upham
J. Cross
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