Local Notes From Marshfield Fair Week
Mil waukee guest Miss Blanche Hambright visits cousins Miss Florence Hambright and G Hambright. Local social notes cover travels of Miss Thelma Nelson from Laverne Minn and Mr Baker, trips of Mr J A Kestel and others to Minneapolis, hunting license notices by Frank Vaughn, and visits by Mrs O Leroux and family from Sher ry and Muskegon. Also described are a large county fair dance with 500 attendees, gasps at the Eagles pavilion, and ongoing village commerce and church events.
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Blanche Hambright
Milwaukee
Florence Hambright
G. Hambright
Thelma Nelson
Laverne, Allinn
Ralph J. Baker
Baker
Merrilan
John A. Kestel
Tillie Schmidt
Margaret Fees
Kestel Broy
Frank Vaughn
Myron Fritz
Clifford
Belleville
Madison
Marshfield
Frite
Charles Crocker
Mr. Fritz
Frank D. Vaughn
American National’ Bank
O. Leroux
Sherry
Ida Leroux
Muskegon
Mich
Amelia Leroux
EB. Goodin
H. G. Hambright
Withee
L. Th. Thom
August Paetz
McMillan
Lutheran Church
Grand Rapids
William Nommensen
Auburndale
Henry J. Blomien
Guernsey
Zweck's
J. C. Marsh
Merrill
Marsh
Rhinelander
O. T. Hougen
Edward B. Barr
B. Roeck
Oshkosh
Roeck
L.A Wright
City Bakery
Eagles’ Pavilion
John Bingen
Second Regiment
Fascinating Flora Tonight at Marshfield’s New Adler House
Ned Alvord shows present Fascinating Flora at fifty cents best seats as part of a theater circuit. The production features Ben Bernard as comedian with songs and parodies and Mary Billsbury as leading lady. The cast comes praised for singing and dancing with a lively Jacksonville reception noted in reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickle Factory
Maluge
Uthmeier & Hintz Co
Flora
Ben Bernard
Adler Opera House
Ned Alvord, Inc
Eerie
New
Ned Alvord Inc
Agricultural College
State University
Sparr Cereal Company
Sparr Company
Zweck
Soo Line
Chicago
Milwaukee
Eau Claire
Marshall Cousins
Phillyn
Fair Grounds
J. C. Marsh
John Strange
Neenah
Senate
Times
Strange
Menasha
Graeme Davis
Ward Herbert Drechsler
Vermilion
S. D
Father Davis
J. C. Davis
Impos
Alvord
Alvard
Jacksonville
Fla
Evening Mail
Ben Fernard
Mary Billsbury
Million Dollar Mystery Tonight at Unique Theatre
The Million Dollar Mystery by Harold McGrath is booked for film at the Unique theater. Manager C W Rice announces the first two reels will play Friday night and the complete picture spans nine miles of film in twenty three installments with weekly changes each Saturday.
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Harold McGrath
C. W. Rice
Unique
Rice
Harold Bell Wright's Popular Works Headline at Adler
Harold Bell Wright, author of the most read books in the United States, Canada, England and Australia, with a unique stance against magazines serials and film adaptations, sees his first work Chat Printer of Adelis dramatized and staged at the New Adler opera house this Saturday evening by Sanford Dodge and a company of actors for one night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Bell Wright
United States
Canada
England
Australia
Adelis
Adler Opera House
Sanford Dodge
Wisconsin and the European War history and German influence
Wisconsin and the European War explores how a large German element shaped the state from its early settler waves to Milwaukee’s nickname “Berlin of America” and the role of German immigrants in abolitionism led by Carl Schurz giving Wisconsin a distinct cultural footprint amid the conflict in Europe. The article notes historical collections detailing immigration, constitutional franchise provisions, and the era’s influential figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Europe
Carl Schurz
Union
Milwaukee
Berlin
America
Wisconsin Historical Collections
Four More Days Till School Opens
Ready for the new school year but clothes are the concern. A local retailer highlights boys and young men outfits with Dubbel Wear suits and varied prices from $1.75 to $10.00, noting large stock sizes 32 to 86 and ages 14 to 20. Merchnadise on the second floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubbel
School Shoes Showroom Claims City’s Best Line
George asserts the store offers the best line in the city with the most complete assortment of sizes and styles and invites customers to let him prove it by showing the selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Crowded Marshfield Hotels and Restaurants Impress Visitors
Marshfield's hotels and restaurants were taxed to the limit by crowds on Thursday, the principal fair day. Visitors from out of town praised the enterprising handling of music and the overall fine arrangements for all guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
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Sible
Mr. Davis
Ait
John P. Adler
Universal Photo
A. &. Gerwing
W.H. Lind
Oscar Dorachel
Chilton
Lind
White City
P. A. Williams
R. R. Williams
Wausau
Oconto
Oconta Loday
W. H. Upham
Frank R. Upham
Shawano
Charles M. Upham
Upham
Upham Company
W.H. Upham
Henry E. Fitch
Nekoosa
Ben F. Bernard
Adler Theater
Rose Bros
Ned Alvord
Woolar
Tiffault- Kamps Mercantile Company
R. J Strauss i
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