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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1916
Page
4
Notice announces the opening of the Agricultural and Domestic Science School with instruction beginning Tuesday. H. Jackson and W. Clark are named as personnel with Clark as principal.
Mrs. Melvin Plank of Almond in Portage county filed suit in Washara county circuit court to recover life insurance from her husband. He disappeared eight years ago during a trip to Chicago and has not been heard from since.
Born to Mr and Mrs Edward Merkel September 24 a son. F MacKinnon of Grand Rapids spent Sunday in Marshfield. Born to Mr and Mrs John Pilarz eve September 20 a son. Mrs Sarah Hubbard of Antigo is a guest of Mrs Ather Bryck. Born to Mr and Mrs Frederick Weister September 24 a daughter. The Misses Diddie depart for St Paul to visit. The High school seniors hosted the Freshmen at the annual party. Born to Mr and Mrs Peter Heckel ey September 24 a daughter. Attorney and Mrs John F Cole and Mrs Tda D Sexton visited Grand Rapids yesterday.
The description outlines a single level top floor housing offices for each firm member, a waiting room, stenographer rooms, two managers rooms, and a library. It also includes three X-ray rooms, a dark room for developing, a cystoscopic room, dressing rooms, an electric treatment room, a laboratory, an operating room and a recovery room. The arrangement is described as most complete.
The Helping Hard society will hold a parcel-nest sale in the city hall assembly room on December 20th at 2 30 o clock. Light refreshments will be sold.
Father Miller of Bakerville won first prize with a high 221 pins on Kruase alleys last week. Tred Van nedom took second with 216 and A. W. Woeste was third with 202. Dr. J.B. Vedder tops this week with 212 while 8S. Fellenz is second with 191 and Chester Kotas, Clarence Kotas, and Arthur Kettelsen tie for third at 180.
A Marshfield advertisement features M. Berg, a broadway blacksmith, praising Dean's Kidney Pills for backache from heavy work since 1866. He claims kidneys were out of order and pills provided relief, urging buyers to ask for the medicine at 50 cents from Poster-Milburn Co. Props. Buffalo, N.Y.
After October 10 or about that date, Dr J B Vedder will occupy new offices in the Trio theater building on the first stairway south of the present location.
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