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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1894
Page
5
Daily freight and passenger listings show Marshfield to Neillsville routes with times around 7:00 am and 1:00 pm and multiple stops including Winona Av Marshfield and Arpin. Notices mention changes in sale of Wor Nell Fluidwire Co stocks, weather notes, and local civic updates alongside student plans and local business activity.
A special cloak sale is announced for Tuesday October 9. The notice urges attendance to view the finest line ever spent on the city and mentions orders for special measurements and tailored construction by Voir & Vorusen Cu.
A scrambled notice reports Marsured Brewing Company will not seek barley until December 4. It mentions Beektel farmers, requests for fioke Wie fatty Agus ay, and a gentleman anc Anwn frame may Spencer catch the early morning train for Wits suit. A mention of an Omaha bowl event and a family scene with two children in Stevens Point, oldest about five years old, and a 27-year-old mother.
Haley XSampsed, the Girsnd Rapids loggers, signed a fifteen million contract with Arpin Bros in Vesper to lay track for a small regional line. Over 200 men are employed as work proceeds on the line with completion followed by immediate touring. The longest haul on the route is slated to be about three quarters of a mile.
Democrats in Grail Rapids held a convention and nominated a slate including M Ryplinger or Howlits Sherifa A. PF Gerwing of Marshfield for Member of Assembly, L FF Hourke as County Clerk, Andrew Dettinger for Clerk of Court, W Wheelwn for Supt of Schools, B Goggins for Dist Attorney, Jo EL Scott chairing.
Mr FL Kuehl married Miss Wilhelmine Zoeilner on Saturday September 2. At the quarterly meeting on September 18 four more families joined the congregation. The church plans to hire a teacher from New Year to lead the school. Next Sunday services: morning and evening at 7.
Illegible early 20th century ad promotes Williams Pile Dressing for bleeding and ulcerated piles. Claims immediate relief from a poultice effect and offers the product by mail for 100 per box, distributed by Williams Ming Co and sold at Horns.
Mr Sauer of Stratford was in the city on Tuesday. Mrs Attenburg of Wausau visited George Ingalls' family over Sunday. A A Hopkins and wife went to Chicago last Friday, returning Monday. E B Stevens, Oshkosh architect, was in town Monday evening. G L Lindsley, formerly Marshfield, now of Mebononte, Mich., visited over Sunday. Mrs P H Noel, sister of Ales, Captain Chase’s ill health improves. Judge Salter of Colby proceeded to Neillsville for county court. John Joyce of Eau Claire represented Dr Winslow's camp medicines. J C Marsh of Spokane and A A Graves of Loyal went to Milwaukee and Chicago on business. Miss Tose Schilling of Plainfield visited her brother in town. Mrs Thil Adlar left last Sunday for a two week visit to Chicago. Ir Reynolds of Necedah, formerly with McMillan Bros., cheered on Tuesday and went to McMillan. Palmer the Wren cane Man from Kaukauna left Saturday, again taking his route with engineer Langlois between the city and Bland. Dr McTeod of Lionwood, president of the Marshall Chair and Manufacturing Company, visited last Saturday and found operations satisfactory. Capt Chase resumed drummer duties Tuesday. his sample cases back in use. Mrs Pay has recovered enough to be about the house. Captain Chase happy to hit the road again. Constable Prute of Ashland moved to the city with family. Pratt occupies Fourth and Chacr streets residence. John F Lamont of Colby, Democratic nominee for Marathon County Superintendent of Schools, was backed at the convention. he is a qualified candidate. The county is expected to go Democratic. A week on her way home from Fifield.
A cryptic passage traces Tay through stages of illness and change, from Castori to Ghild to Slag and Castorin. It mentions Castorin again amid a failing Caildron, implying evolving identities and protective acts around Castorin within a shifting narrative framework.
Rev Rolly Branch to lead a dig course on a Saturday at the Mast venue with a larger choir. Cornets and violins to accompany the service with Orgin Romane and Ves O sntabsaens on the program under BW Pulling and an unnamed director.
Marriage notice reports Ed O'Krien and Mary Irye secretly wed on June 20 1894 with Rev Olin officiating. Ed recently cared for Dr Lathrops colts and will move to Auburndale to take charge of Mr Connor's horses this winter. The event surprised Eds friends as the news spread last Monday.
A fragmented talk from Upham Manufacturing laborers describes a long trek to Milwaukee and a plan to finish a job over years. The message mentions Reno, Douglas County, Williams band, and a dinner party of the Chief November, with vaguer references to a sandbagszer and officials.
An Upham Republican club was organized at Adler's ball last Saturday evening with officers including Vice-President J. W. DeGeell and several ward vice-presidents such as Punk A Noll and Andy Damas. The executive committee lists A. W. DeGrol as chairman and Frank Weld among others.
A felonious plan to wreck a mixed train was discovered Monday evening when a hunter found a seven foot high bridge damaged on the Sea Line seven miles north of Prentice Jowarton. Five bridge strings were cut and rails loosened. the plot aimed to seize express funds. The hunter raised the alarm preventing disaster as officials pursue suspects.
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