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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1907

Page

6

Fatal Wisconsin Central Yard Accident Claims Chippewa Man

Otto Kleinheine of Chippewa Falls was killed in a Wisconsin Central yard collision with a switch engine while crossing south of the depot. Aleintving, employed on the new depot project, stepped onto tracks to fetch tobacco and was struck as the engine from the west arrived. A coroner's inquest ruled accidental death. Kleinheine leaves a wife and three sons.

Otto Kleinheine Chippewas Paris Wisconsin Central Aleintving Chippewa Construction Co Chippewa Falls Chippewa

Conductors Liable for Fare Violations on G M & St P

A recent circular to G M and St P conductors warns of liability for taking less than published fares including half fare for children over twelve. It details procedures to eject older children and cites penalties under state law and ICC rules. Conductor and company may face fines up to 5000 dollars or two years imprisonment for discrimination.

G.M. & St. P. Road Interstate Commerce Commission

Iceman Whittington Helps Marsh Field Couple Tie Knot

Young Marsh Field couple faced delays as the local iceman Whittington, not a minister, declined to marry them because his season had closed. After a late search they found the Methodist pastor at his home and held the wedding as planned the next morning before catching a train to Antigo.

Marshfield Whittington Antiro Puerner Sam Puerger Fourth Cedar Streets Mr. Whittington

Tempest and Sunshine at Adler’s Opera House Wednesday

A dramatization of Mary J Holmes popular novel Tempest and Sunshine by Lem B Parker plays at Adler’s Opera House in Kentucky scenes. The two principal beautiful girls promise tender appeal in this delightful love story. One night only on Wednesday Oct 23.

Mary J. Holmes Lem B. Parker Kentucky Adlers Opera House

Times Seeks Prompt Settlement of Subscriptions Arrears

In the past two weeks the TIMES has sent many monthly, quarterly and yearly statements to subscribers and others in arrears. Please have these small accounts receipted and closed as soon as possible after receipt.

The TIMES

Rehearsals for The Writer's Tale Show Fortitude in Youth

The article recalls rehearsals for The Writer's Tale where an eight year old actress faced harsh realities of stage life. It describes long hours four per day and the weariness of early theater work, with the author reflecting on art and childhood innocence amid performance demands. It also recounts a London Spectator note on an elephant and terrier illustrating contrast of timidity and confidence.

Ife Muni Lf 2 Aviu Terry Menger Doga London Spectator

Spencer Spreads Socials From Spencer Area

A list of residents and visitors in Spencer mentions Rispa Crowell enjoying Sunday with Colby friends, Mrs. S. Plomer visiting Knowlton, R. J. Bashowski returning from vacation, Amanda and George Paabe visiting Burnett Junction, and Mrs. A. Soles returning from Fond du Lac. Other notes include Graves family time, L. Klatt’s family return from Madison, Gard Vaught visiting from Sandpoint, and visits to Rice Lake, Marshfield, Sherry, Rib Lake, and Mellen. Local business updates note Earl Anderson’s arrival, state wagons, and H. Ringhand moving out.

A. Soles Fond du Lac Fred Peas Eva Marshfield Chas, Brown Loyal Graves L. Klatt Madison Spencer Gard Vaught Sandpoint Idaho Mellen Mary Hanson Rice John Fartint Cora Hance Vinnie Hewitt Nellie Timm Rib Lake Earl Anderson Harron H. Ringhand

Local Notes On Farming Activity And Housing Plans

Hewitt J R Schwartz plows for Ed Breckheimer and Wm Hans of Lynn, with weekend family visits noted. H L Davy delivered hay to Marshfield last Saturday. Lchrader Bros resume activity after three weeks away. John A Koun plans to locate at Kewaskum soon. Mrs Ernest Degner of Brillion visits her sons Ed and Henry. Fred and Norman Feckhelm haul lumber from the station to their home. Mr and Mrs Robert Duthie return to their farm after a summer in Green Bay.

H. L. Davy Marshfield Lchrader Bros John A. Koun Kewaskum Ernest Degner Brillion Oher Sons Henry Deener Fred Norman Feckhelm Robert Duthie Green Bay

Stratford Clothing Sale Opens in Felix Building

Stratford Srecrat Croruing Sare Car ney and Co Marshfield leading Clothier will conduct a clothing sale in the Felix Building for eight days starting Monday Oct 21 Open evenings See hand bills for particulars Dan Harkins Manager

Srecrat Croruing Sare Carney and Co Marshfield Felix Stratford Dan Harkins

Classmates Upham and Godfrey Had Unusual Careers

Washington dispatch notes Brigadier General Edward Godfrey retired under age limits after a long army career and Gen. Godfrey and Gov. Upham of Marshfield share a rare West Point lineage. Upham, wounded at Bull Run, helped found the academy under Lincoln, while Godfrey fought in Indian campaigns, earned a congressional medal for heroism, and served in Cuba and the Philippines.

Washington Edward &. Godfrey Godfrey W. H. Upham Marshfield West Point Gov. Upham Bull Run Lincoln West Virginia Gov Upham Oregon Nez Perces Cuba Philippines

Ramblera TM Saturday Night at Opera House

A bright breezy entertainment is promised for next Saturday Oct 12 at the Opera House. The Ramblers will headline a first class program with Trueheart Diller Bark and Galden as comedians. The company features lively music and dancers and the show promises ginger and vim. Tickets range 25 35 30 73 and seats are on sale at Strauss Drug Store.

Opera House the Ramblers Trueheart Diller Bark and Galden He Girls Strauss Drug Store

A Truth to Remember Penn Postscript Quoted

A circulating moral quatrain warns readers to guard indiscretion. It cautions that exposure can ruin reputations and even reach loved ones through attorney letters and ruinous revelations. It urges charity since misfortune may strike one’s own circle without warning.

Annual Charity Ball Plans Meeting For Helpers

A meeting of the ladies of the Helping Hand Society will be held at Deming Hall on Friday afternoon at 3 30. The object of the gathering is to make arrangements for the annual charity ball.

Ladies of the Helping Hand Society Deming Hall

Meat inspection pledge by Wenzel & Wenzel butchers

Wenzel and Wenzel engage Dr. G A Warsinski to inspect every animal before slaughter as a safeguard against impure meats. Beginning November 1 they will sell meats in oath for patrons who wish.

Wenzel & Wenzel G. A. Warsinski

A Terrifying Wig Prank In a Chinatown Barbershop

A Chinese barber quickly shaved a sailor’s wig from President Arthur Cunningham’s ally, then found the wig returned to the man’s head causing shock. The barber dropped his razor and fled as the crowd gathered in alarm. The scene, described in a London Standard clipping, ends with a reflective quote about equal minds and love.

Arthur Cunningham Nanklo Chitna China Ahaving Qoe London Standard

Unclaimed Letters at Marshfield Post Office

List of uncalled letters up to October 16 1907 for Marshfield with names Mrs Cox Clara Martin Roven Tharf Ben Williams. Patrons calling should say advertised. Jonny F Core P M

Marshfield Mrs. Cox Clara Martin Roven Tharf Ben Williams Jonny F. Core P.M

Meat buyers require veterinary inspection for all purchases

All Our Meats Inspected announces arrangements with Dr. Fred Warsinski the veterinary surgeon to examine every animal killed by the firm. They will buy no meats unless he certifies them free from disease and in excellent condition. Farmers wishing to sell beef cattle must secure a certificate from Dr. Warsinski. Wenzel and Wenzel Star near Market tf.

Fred Warsinski Warsinske Wenzel

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