Local notes from Marshfield area and attending events
Local residents including Arthur Laemle Floyd Apfel and Alderman Adam Guckenberger spent time in Chicago Oshkosh Milwaukee and at the Milwaukee state fair on various business and event engagements. Miss Beafricn Burns works as information clerk at Marshfield Clinic while Dr A Delmore visited from Two River. A used vehicle sale lists several cars at Victory Garage. The Marshfield American Legion meets tonight at 8 in Haghs hall with ex servicemen urged to attend. Carpenters begin erecting a workshop behind Wasserberger & Dick to support harness making and repairs, adding a 22 by 44 foot addition.
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Arthur Laemle
Chicago
Floyd Apfel
Oshkosh
Milwaukee
Adam Guckenberger
Beafricn Burns
Marshfield Clinic
A. ¥. Delmore
Rive
Victory Garage
City
Amos Hall
Marshfield State Bank
Fred Jordan
Eau Claire
West Wisconsin
Methodist Church
Marshfield American Legion
Haghs Hall
Wasserberger & Dick of
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Ladies Aid sale planned for October fourth at church
Rummage sale to be hosted by the Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church on October 4 with the location to be announced later. Also noted are visits of several locals and neighbors, community meetings, and upcoming events in the area.
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Ladies Aid
The
Presbyterian Church
M. Wahle
Milwaukee
George Wahle
Anton Thomas
Jacob Thomas
Elehe
Stanley Rupert
Vancouver
H. H. Milbée
Clara Bowran
Milbee
Oscar Johnson
Two Rivers
Johnson
Edward Kohl
Lawrence McDonald
Prairie du Chein
Colege
Ating Kohl
Fitzgerald
Vera
Nina Nehs
Neilisville
Victor Nehs
W. T. Pond
Woolworth
Knights of Columbus
Bie K. of C
Armory
John Holt
Norman
Rice Lake
Local Notes and Society Movements Across Wisconsin
VMn and Mrs Peter Luis plan Milwaukee trip for an eye operation for Mr Luis. Major Willis J Tack recently arrived home from overseas service. he may visit Spencer before returning. Wisconsin’s auto growth and a 1919 sales rise are highlighted amid local ads and events. The Neillsville fair drew large crowds with a soldiers homecoming, a street parade, and a grandstand collapse incident. Also noted are a theater feature in Marshfield, a Bowels health remedy ad, and local arrivals and staff movements at Marshfield institutions.
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Vmn
Peter Luis
John Luis
Milwaukee
Lesses
Hagle Hotel
Luis
Willis J. Tack
T. A. Tack
Spencer
Wahsington
F. E. Scheer
Steven
Mankato Commercial College
Mankato
Minn
Cata' Lopue
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Brunswick
Brunswick Billiard Hall
Emmerich & Allen
Cen
Citizenship Club
Grand Rapids
Helen C. Bartel
la Crosse
Miss Bartel
Margaret Nall
Mercy Hospital of
Red Cross
South Side
Neil Noll
Northwestern Hotel
Wein Brothers
D. A. RB
L. A. Salter
Salter
J. F. Cole
PA. C. Wagner
Edgar
Rotary Club
Wagner
Edward Sherry
Montana
EB. R. Kennedy
New York
City Hall
California
Kennedy
W. H. Radddis Wausau
Iiling
Sf. Said
Wausay
U.S. Army
Wausau
Wis
Winterburn Drug Company
Lernard Tollefson
Alma Schiebe
Wauketan
Ill
Tollefson
Apfel
Miller Fruit and Cold Storage
See Line
Krasin Brothers
Wiliam Kalsched
Hasselbalch-Mack CO
Tiffault -Kamps Mercantile Co
Meuse
Georgettes
Coats
Iety
Children’s Union
Wisconsin
Norma Talmadge
Adler Theater
Neillsville
Clark County
Blanche Bohn
Lime Ridge
Frad Kamps
Julia Wendt
Hollister
Rocky Mountain Tea
Sexton
Demgen Drug Co
G. E. Harrington
H. Cundy
Tupper
East Fourth Street
Karl Deege
Dri
K. W. Deege
Fort McHenry
Maryland
Doege
J. C. Marsh
P. J. Schaefer
H. G. Hambright
L. TH. Thom
F. K. Bissell
FE. A. Noll
H.H. Milbee
First National Bank
Marshfield, Wisconsin