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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1898
Page
13
Day and Evening events listed include a grand opening on Sunday May 29th followed by picnics on June 19th and July 24th. Independence Day activities on July 4th, Harvest Celebration on August 14th, and the Annual Schuetzenfest on September 4th. Season closes September 25th.
A patchwork update mentions a M E church cuisker pie supper at the Arnold building, a post office group leaving for a week away, and multiple locals like John Tindall and Geo H Brown calling on politics. Also notes government plans to bring home war dead bodies, tailoring openings in Chicago, and school and fair preparations with crowded schedules and social events.
A fragmented notice lists teachers for the coming school year with names such as Rose Brooks Herbert Brooks Lucy Courno yer Gertin Hattererg Elara Latteuprrg and others by district and town in Clark and Lincoln counties, followed by additional names for Auburndale Spencer Auburndale Hewler and similar towns.
Since our last issue the long and the short man have again been heard from but deny any damage beyond frightening women. Their field shifts from the Sth ward to the 2d ward with homes of Mr. M. H. Wheeler and Major Up pham targeted. Each attempt to enter was thwarted by occupants in Call possession, and they fled before alarms could be raised. Visits occurred between 8 and 9 o'clock in the evening.
Indy writes from Kansas praising the dry wind and hardy weather while recounting swarms of grasshoppers, frequent storms, and neighbors sheltering in cyclone cellars. She notes proximity to Nebraska, life in the northwest Kansas area, and a playful tone about local hardships and everyday humor.
St Johns Catholic Parochial began last Monday with 183 scholars, 22 males and 216 inmates. The eight Notre Dame sisters lead the grades from 1st to 8th, with Rev Bisen addressing the pupils after Mass and the sisters organizing classes and church choir duties.
Landlord Kraus of the Thomas House announces a sumptuous meal for next Sunday. The notice highlights a dine, promising an abundant spread for guests at the historic property’s dining room.
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