Fine Floral Parade Tops Central Wisconsin Street Fair
A weeklong street fair featured a majestic Loral parade through a crowded avenue on Friday afternoon. The nearly milelong procession showcased elaborate floral designs on carriages and rigs led by the Second Regiment band, with Miss Hattie Wright crowned carnival queen and a series of prize-winning floats and outfits led by Mrs. John Bauer, Miss Anna Nielsen, and Lady Lathrop who earned first and other places from nonresident judges.
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Wisconsin
Central Avenue
Second Regiment
Hattie Wright
Hazel Coon
Hattie Heir
Capitola Salzmann
Genevieve Burns
Co. A. Wong
W.H. Roddis
Miss Roddis
John Bauer
Anna Nielsen
August Wagner
Amanda Wagner
W. Sheerin
Nettie Sheerin
George W. Upham
Oscar Hoffman
Mattie Nielsen
C. E. Blodgett
I. P. Tiffault
H. A. Lathrop
HA. Bly
Donald Connor
May Secure Round-Up In 1902 Farmers Institute Effort
George H. Weston negotiates with Superintendent George McKerrow to secure the final farmers institute of the season, a major event with a large bulletin and speakers from Maine to California. A Sept. 25, 1902 letter from Kaukauna to Marshfield urges prompt action and hotel arrangements to win the closing institute for Marshfield. Farmers are urged to cooperate as other cities vie for the meeting.
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George H. Weston
George McKerrow
John M. True
Maine
California
Welton
Marson
Wis
H. Werton
Marshfield
Kaukauna
Geo. McKerrow
Butternut Resort Sold to C R Goldsworthy
C R Goldsworthy, the Vesper Teal estate man, purchased the summer resort hotel at Butternut Lake a mile and a half from Butternut. He plans extensive winter improvements and will hire a capable manager to run the hotel. Butternut Lake is famed for its scenery and fishing, and the resort attracts patrons nationwide.
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C. R. Goldsworthy
Butternut Lake
Butternut
Dr H A Lathrop Appointed District Deputy
Dr H A Lathrop exalted ruler of Marshfield lodge No 665 has been named district deputy for Wisconsin western district to replace A M Fox of Stevens Point. A prominent Elks figure in the northwest his appointment is well received by the order for his ability and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Lathrop
Marshfield Lodge
Wisconsin
A. M. Fox
Stevens Point
Lathrop
Elks
Northwest
Order
Lahman and Blumenstein Wed at St John’s Church
Miss Anna Lahman and Clarence Blumenstein were married at 9 30 Tuesday morning at St John’s Catholic church by Rev Fr John Eisen in a large ceremony. Attendants were Miss Kate Lahman and William Blumenstein. The couple will tour Manito woc and other eastern points before settling here. Neighbors extend best wishes to the newlyweds.
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Anna Lahman
Clarence Blumenstein
St. John’s Catholic Church
John Eisen
Kate Lahman
William Blumenstein
Change in Services at Methodist Church
Rev McKinney has changed Sunday worship times. Morning service 10 50, class meeting 11 30, Sunday school 12 m, Epworth League 6 30 p.m., evening service 7 30.
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Methodist Church
McKinney
Ing
Zpworth
Presbyterian Church
Christ
J. Frank Youn
Millinery Opening Announced for October Tenth
Miss E. M. Rowan displays at her store an elegant line of fall and winter hats and millinery. The fall opening will be held October 10th with an invitation to ladies to view the new creations.
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E. M. Rowan
Death of Henry Doll Pioneer Resident of Marshfield
Henry Doll longtime Marshfield resident and pioneer died Wednesday evening at the home of Berman Riloomer east of town while visiting. He was eighty three and had lived in the city since 1881. Funeral set for 9 o clock Saturday morning at St John's Catholic church. He is survived by a son Fred Doll.
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Henry Doll
Marshfield
Berman Riloomer
St. John's Catholic Church
Doll
Fred Doll
Ladies Travel Class First Meeting Promised
The Ladies Travel Class will hold its first meeting next Monday evening October 6 at Deming hall. President Lathrop will give the address. Music by Bly Below Winch Hinman. Reminiscences by Connor Young and Lathrop.
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Deming Hall
Lathrop
Bly
Below
Winch
Hinman
Connor
Young
Pretty Home Wedding of Miss Hinman and William Candlish
Miss Inez Hinman wed William Norman Candlish of Rosendale at her parents home in a ceremony at 8 30 p m attended by about one hundred relatives and friends Rev J Frank Young officiated with bridesmaid Frances Roddis and groomsman Hamilton Roddis among others The bride wore white silk with point lace and a bridal veil borrowed from Mrs Emeris Ellis of Milwaukee The couple plan an extended wedding trip and will reside in Rosendale after November 1st District notes cover business shifts and political nominations in the county including lumber entrepreneur T A Tack starting a mill near Blue Mound and other local items The piece closes with church notes and a brief note on a Marshfield creamery butter theft and a later reminder of the Presbyterian service schedules
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W. G. Hinman
Inez Hinman
William Norman Candlish
Rosendale
J. Frank Young
Frances Roddis
Hamilton Roddis
Arle Hinman
Grace Collins
Fond
Eubena
Carrie Candlish
John Thomas
Berlin
Collins
Grace
Fond du Lac
F.N. Hinman
Stevens Point
Ingle
Unity
Richardson
Verna Richardson
John Gardiner
Hanson
Spencer
Candlish
Notice of Annual Business Meeting at Company A
Notice that the annual business meeting for Company A 2nd Infantry Wisconsin National Guard will be held after drill next Tuesday evening October 8. All members are requested to be present. Commanding officer Captain A C Marty signs the notice.
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Co. A
2Nd Inf. W.N.G
A.C. Marty
Local Bank Directors and Services Listed
W D Connor R L Kraus C G Lindemann and others sign as directors and cashier figures show capital stock surplus and deposits. The notice promises prompt banking service including drafts on the United States and Europe. Interest on time deposits and safety deposit boxes offered.
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Drafia Wold
United States
Europe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Street Fair Finances
Butternut Resort
Blumenstein
Lahman
W. N. Candlish
T. A. Tack
R. Connor Lumber Company
Auburndale
Tack
Blue Mound
W. Villemont
Geo.w. Baker
Grand Rapids
L. ©. Colvin
Pittsville
W.E. Wheelan
Mike Vincent
Wm. F. Folkenhire
John Juno
Frank L. Rourke
al. B. Sutor
Miss Mamie Maloney
Mike Krueger
P. E. Jar- VII
Marshfield Creamery
Jennings Creamery
Klondike
First National Bank
Marshfield, Wis
Adam Elaargn
Wm. Esb
Ebow, &. Reese
Joan
Setreat
Adam Hater Wm
Crimeter
J. W. Cameron
Leander Choate
A. Sexton L. Th
Wy and Ib
Alma
American National Bank OF
W. D. Connor
R. L. Kraus
C. G. Lindemann
Prevdentine Provident Cashier
W.D. Connor
Kraus
Mich. Steinmetz
P. N. Christensen
J. E. Winch
M. Deming
Cashier
U.S. Bangs Iites
U.S
Total
GR. Gustafson
Jacob ‘Thomas
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