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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1912

Page

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Drunken Indians Hold Up County Farmer in Wood County

A group of intoxicated Indians robbed Robert Quaman of a gold watch and about three dollars near Arpin, Wisconsin, then beat him. Four attackers were jailed. others sought. The piece condemns liquor sales to Indians and calls for stricter enforcement.

Bethel Wis Arpin John Graham Robert Quaman Graham Wood County Grand Rapids U. S U.S

Out of season venison cases heard in Wegener court

On Monday Judge Wegener heard multiple hunting offenses. Krings and Williart of Milladore were fined 23 dollars after pleading guilty to venison possession out of season. Herman Poppe of Richfield paid 25 dollars plus costs for illegal hunting. Two traveling men faced 25 dollar fines and costs for carrying and selling small game. Schmidt paid 25 dollars and costs for selling partridges. Warden Faber disposed of venison to Marsh and Below.

Krings Joseph Williart Milladore Wegener J. L. Faber J. C. Marsh Hirman Herman Poppe Richfield L. Schmidt

Senator LaFollette to keynote republican meeting today

Senator R M LaFollette is set to address a large republican meeting at the armory at noon. Preparations are extensive as crowds gather for his campaign stop and a large turnout is expected in the city.

R. M. LaFollette LaFollette Soo LaFolletta

Quiet Wedding Links Kathryn Gebus and John Hayden

At 7 am Monday at St John’s Catholic Church Kathryn Gebus and John Hayden were married by Rev Fr Volz in the presence of relatives and intimate friends. A wedding breakfast followed at Engineer and Mrs Pat Lyons home on Cedar street before a wedding tour through the eastern part of the state. Hayden is proprietor of Marshfield Boiler Works and a pioneer local businessman.

St. John's Catholic Church Kathryn Ge Bus John Hayden the Times

Brilliant Church Wedding at St John’s Marks Local Union

A high profile wedding at St. John’s Catholic Church unites Miss Johanna Diviz Ader and Raymond Thomas Fusuesa with Fr Volz officiating at 8 am. Attendants include Miss Kathsrine Finucan and Jenny P. Ader. After a formal breakfast, the couple sails for Milwaukee and Chicago before settling in Adler Place apartments.

St. John's Catholic Church Volz Johanna Diviz Ader Raymond Thomas Fusuesa Kathsrine Finucan Kendall Wis Jenny P. Ader Philip Adler West Adler Street Clara Adler Chicago Patrick Finucan Plorence Finucan Jos. Fleishman Adam Adler Gilman Milwaukee Adler Marshfield Mr. Finucan A. G. Felker Felker Bros. Mfg. Co

Men’s Reading Room Opens at City Library

The city library debuted its men's reading room for the winter season with Miss Unterkircher, the librarian, promising special efforts to create a comfortable space. The room will offer good reading material and broad literary selections with hours 10 to 12 morning, 2 to 6 afternoon, and 7 to 9 evening.

Gas Blast Victimizes Local Family on Fifth Street

Mr and Mrs Frank Eno suffered a startling gas explosion in a coal stove on their Fifth street home last Sunday. The flare blew off the stove top and shattered mica panes as the fire burned low. The couple were not in the room and escaped serious injury. The incident occurred on Mr Eno s 68th birthday.

Frank Eso Fifth Street

Masloff Huebl wed in Marshfield ceremony

Miss Eleanor Marie Masloff and John J. Huebl were married at St John s church in Marshfield by Rev Fr Volz. The couple hosted a wedding breakfast at 212 N Walnut street and plan to reside at 411 South Maple after December 1. The bride, a St Mary s Oshkosh graduate, has been a stenographer and bookkeeper. Huebl, long-time Marshfield resident, worked for the U S mail service and is active in local clubs and the Second Regiment band.

Eleanor Marie Masloff John J. Huebl Fr. Volz St John’s Church Aurelia Masloff Albert Masloff Oshkosi N. Welnut Street H. F. Lauer Milwaukee Grace Marshall Dancy Walter Pracht Athans John Masloff Junction City Haeb Chicago Merrill Shawano South Maple Street August Masloff St. Mary's Oshkosh John P. Hume John F. Cole Huebl Marshfield Tiffanlt-Kamps Mercantile Company U. S. Mail Service Second Regiment the Times

Mrs. Bishop Speaks on Suffrage at City Hall

Mrs. Bishop, a renowned orator and author, will present Woman Suffrage at the city hall at 8:15 on Wednesday evening October 30. The event is offered free to all as part of Wisconsin’s suffrage campaign.

Special Fur Sale Announcement by Rose Bros

Rose Bros announce a one day only fur sale on Thursday October 31 arranged with a major western fur manufacturer. Exclusive items will be available and customers are advised to see the window display on Thursday for details.

Rose Bros West

For Sale Thoroughbred Toulouse geese and Indian Runner drakes

For sale two-year-old and young Toulouse geese and two Indian Runner drakes. Listed by Mrs Ansel Strong R, R 3 two miles west of Marshfield. Light bidding ends? (Note: OCR fragment)

Ansel Strong Marshfield

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Senator Lafollette Raymond T. Finucan Johanna Adler Hart, Schaffner Marx Hart Fobaffner & Mane Mackinaws For Coats Charles FatonCo Pingree R. B AP Ie H.R. Bardrick Roddis Lumber and Veneer Co F.H. Eberhardt Fred H. Eberhardt Grant Portage County Skerry Eberhardt Wood Co
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