Gumps Excellent Cartoon Show Delights Audiences
The Gum preeminent production with a fine cast and strong chorus far above average delighted patrons. Manager W. I. Cave notes high satisfaction from the New Production run.
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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1919
Page
7
The Gum preeminent production with a fine cast and strong chorus far above average delighted patrons. Manager W. I. Cave notes high satisfaction from the New Production run.
Local Mickey Collins of Elroy visits the city with Ray Anderson. E. Y. Egger enrolled in a Milwaukee School of Engineering course. Mr and Mrs Phil Sawyer of Oshkosh visited last week at the W. H. Upham and E. E. Finney homes.
Adolph Kleinheinz returns from New York and other eastern cities while Dr G E Harrington advertises dentistry near Marshfield State Bank. Chicago business visits by John Hasselbaleh and John Walterbuch, plus Mrs Earl Palmer and Janet guests in Menominee. George W Campbell visits Park Falls during the fair. Winterburn Drug offers quick film printing. Norwegian Ladies Aid to meet at Mrs Orwick on September 25. W D Connor heads to Victoria for his lumber firm. Nell Nell offers shoe repair service at Northwestern Hotel. Wein Brothers and L E Gilson attend Wisconsin State Fair. RK Dana of Antigo visits L D Dana Jewelry. Marathon county Red Cross acquires a mobile ambulance for regional use.
Mrs D D Bathrick and daughter from Spokane visited H R Bathrick in the city. W D Connor attended a First National Bank directors meeting in Stevens Point. Several locals and former residents, including Jack McCready and Theo Lutterman, visited for the Marshfield fair. City hires include August Broker as Third Ward supervisor and Matt Wright as city treasurer. The Flora De Voss Stock company schedules a three day engagement starting Sept 13. Miss Evelyn Heiser to Carl Orbish wedding planned. Numerous notices for employment, schooling, and absences accompany social items.
Charles Haass of Texas visits Milladore on business and is hosted by his parents Mr and Mrs John Haass. The Milwaukee Journal Flying Circus carries a greeting letter from Secretary R R Williams and a prize apple. Forecasts predict a warm September as the Waite City charity ball nets 152.98 for Helping Hand Society. Mary Maize and the Misses Cole Nuber Shaw travel to Kilbourn and Deils for the weekend. Chester Lindsey becomes barber for William LaValie, succeeding Rheinhold Pankow in Chicago. Municipal beach at Wausau welcomes 7895 bathers this season. several local youths learn to swim. Carl Johnson and Hannah Ofstinski wed at Lutheran church. Chapter 254 of 1919 revisions require outside teachers to register within ten days or forfeit a week’s pay. Caroline Shaw resigns as Marshfield Free Library librarian to join Iowa library group in Des Moines. Mark Bellis of Wausau serves as race starter during the fair and plans to return next year.
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