Residence Fire At Fourth And Cherry Street
A Saturday evening blaze at District Attorney R. E. Andrews residence on Fourth and Cherry Streets was confined to the rear kitchen area. Fire likely caused by spontaneous combustion of oil-soaked cloth in a wood box. interior damage extensive, wing nearly ruined, water damage limited, insured and to be adjusted by A. L. Bouldrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Andrews
Fourth
Cherry Streets
Ustal
Bose
A. L. Bouldrie
Married at Ft Atkinson Unites Belle Greene and Charles Morrison
Miss Belle Greene of Ft Atkinson married Hon Charles J Morrison of Marshfield in a ceremony at the bride’s home. The couple will reside at the Morrison house on Richfield road after November 1. The groom, a leading farmer and dairyman, has held roles in business politics and agricultural groups. The Times extends best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Greene
Ft. Atkinson
Belle Greene
Charles J. Morrison
Marshfield
Mrs. Morrison
Morrison
Richfield Road
City
Fr. Atkinson
Fair Association
Guernsey Breeders’ Association
the Times
Wenzel Opens Commission House in Marshfield
William Wenzel, a renowned expert, plans a large scale commission business with Marshfield as headquarters. He is buying poultry in quantity and will soon operate a regular trade in poultry live stock and produce, leveraging shipping facilities and local knowledge to build a valuable city market enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wenzel
Marshfield
Aylward to Speak in Madison October 13 at Armory
John A. Aylward of Madison, the Democratic nominee for Wisconsin governor, will speak at the armory on Tuesday evening October 13 under Bryan club auspices. A large gathering is assured. The M E Church ladies and society hold a rummage sale October 27 and 28 with pickup service for contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Aylward
Madison
Wisconsin
Bryan Club
Ladies and Society of the
M. E. Church
Tig
Football Season Opens At Marshfield Colby Gridiron Tilt
Preparations for a Marshfield high vs Colby high football game on the local meadow west of the high school are nearly complete. Grounds, lines and pads are set. Coach Otte conducts daily practice as the squad sharpens plays with tickets sold by students and eager supporters urged to promote the revival of football in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Colby High School
Otte
Marshfield High
Jos, Glassner
Chas. Fors
Herbert Bartman
Roy Hope
Fred Lueck
Porter’ Harney
Win
Pors
Karl Doege
George Haight
John Schwan
Willis Tack
Chas Faber
Reuben Uthmeier
Frank
David
Travel Class Begins Year s Work in Deming
The Ladies Travel Class opened Monday at Deming s ball with retiring president Mrs J P Tif fault praising last year s work and new president Mrs Jos Mertle pledging a successful year Mrs Mertle s entertaining address drew the audience into Japan while Mrs Clifford J Heath of Unity offered delightful readings Refreshments featured dainty Japan made items Program for October 12 includes Japan relations physiography the Japanese race with Mrs F R Upham Mrs W H Roddis Mrs W G Hinman and critic Mrs W A Sexton Press Cor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deming
J. P. Tiffault
Jos. Mertle
Heath
Japan
F. R. Upham
W. H. Roddis
W. G. Hinman
W. A. Sexton
Press Cor
Pankow Pankow Nuptials In Marshfield
Miss Adela Pankow and Theodore Pankow of Madison united in marriage at the bride’s parents home in Marshfield. Rev. C A Pankow officiated. Couple to reside in Madison at No 1316 Rutledge St after Oct 14. Bride from prominent Marshfield family and groom a civil engineer with bright prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Pankow
Adela Pankow
Theodore Pankow
Madison
C. A. Pankow
Caledonia
Rutledge St
Marshfeld
West Bend Woman Dies After Illness at 82
Mrs Allan Dunham, aged 82 and mother of Mrs John F Cole of this city, died last Saturday at her West Bend home after several weeks illness with Mrs Cole at her side. The funeral was held Monday afternoon with Postmaster and Mrs Cole in attendance. Earlier the week Walter Cole, nephew of Mr John Cole and West Bend resident, died after a short illness of winter cholera. He was nine years old and his funeral was held Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Dunham
John F. Cole
West Bend
Cole
Charity Ball Planned by Helping Hand Society
The Helping Hand society announces its annual charity ball at the armory on Friday evening October 16. Proceeds go to charitable uses under the society’s direction. Tickets for dance and supper are one dollar per couple with fifty cents for each extra lady. Committees oversee hall and music menu floor with officers acting in ball duties including President Mrs R L Kraus and Secretary Mrs C E Blodgett. Supper will be served during the evening and attendance is expected to be liberal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand Society
Armory
Marshfield
Mesdames
Mesdames Dufour, Ames and White
Lindemann
R. L. Kraus
Wm. Utbmeier
C. E. Blodgett
Jos. Mertle
Circuit Court Opens In Grand Rapids For Short Session
Circuit court in Grand Rapids opens with a short calendar and few serious trials. Listed for trial are Emile Prost for larceny, Emory Lee, Peter Britten for abandonment, and Henry Wadel, with local vurnymen Herman Bauer Arnold Bever William Eggebrecht Andrew Kahl W L Little F J Luplent E A Upham among those serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Emile Prost
Goggins, Brazeau & Briere
Vnrymen
Herman Bauer
Arnold Bever
Wm. Eggebrecht
Andrew Kahl
W. L. Little
F. J. Luplent
E. A. Upham
Death of Katherine Wheeler Allman in Bear Lake tragedy
The infant daughter of Assistant Postmaster Mrs. Fred Allman died suddenly after a brief illness. Born Sept 2 1907, Katherine Wheeler Allman passed away Monday. funeral at 2 PM with Rev. Postlethwaite officiating. Mrs. M. H. Wheeler and Miss Laura Wheeler of Chicago are here for the services. Bear Lake fishing club members returned from their eighth annual outing with about 500 pounds of game fish and four muskies near 25 pounds each, at Bear Lake resort 20 miles west of Butternut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Allman
Katherine Wheeler Allman
Postlethwaite
M. H. Wheeler
Laura Wheeler
Chicago
Mrs. Allman
Bear Lake
Butternut
John Hrackendorf
Geo. W. Upham
W. H. Kemps
Louis Thompson
W. H. Budge
Fall models Tailored Coats See New Season Styles
A catalog of ladies coats and tailored garments features black kersey long coats with satin trims, velvet collars, and satin linings. Highlights include a 50 inch coat at 10.00 and a 52 inch empire style at 12.50, plus a black kersey fitted coat with satin lining and button details at 15.00.
Iron Ore Vein Found On Zook Farm Near Spencer
A large iron ore deposit is believed near Spencer as Fred Zook, living two miles north and four miles west of town, uncovered a massive surface outcrop. Assayers report iron ore of high quality and exploration confirms a vein extending from the outcrop with deeper drilling blocked by stone. Local investors have optioned the resource and State Geologist Weidman will inspect the site soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Clark
Marathon
Fred Zook
Spencer
Bes
Zeck
Zook
Spencer Business
Samuel Weidman
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Wenzel's Commission House
Aylward
Pankow
Ladies of the Helping Hand Society
Armory A
Circuit Court IN Session
R. B. Trading
IR. B. Trading
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