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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1911

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Marshfield Opens Season With Loss At Wausau

Marshfield high school football opened the season with a 15 to 0 defeat at Wausau. Light but speedy Marshfield struggled against heavier opponents on a rain soaked field. Captains Kraus and Johnson starred as Wausau capitalized on end runs and a late long pass for two late scores. Next Saturday Marshfield hosts Grand Rapids in what could be a pivotal home game. Also, George Webber suffered a serious band car crash while working on the Soo telegraph line and is hospitalized in St. Joseph’s with a broken jaw.

Wausau R.un Kraus Marshfield Johnson Wausan Wable Huppe Wegner Eiche Warfield Mechler Wright Delmore Thom Drollinger Masten Pat Wright Grand Rapids Neillsville Stevens Point

Arpin Man Suffers Severe Gunshot Wound In Accident

Emil Schmidt was shot in the right side while hunting with a companion when the other's gun discharged accidentally. He was brought to St. Joseph's hospital last Sunday night and is under Dr. Mason's care. He was three rods away, the load spread along his body, but he is doing well and on the road to recovery.

Emil Schmidt Arpin St. Joseph’s Hospital Mason Schmidt

Rozellville Couple Married at St Andrews Church

Miss Anna Thon of Rozellville and Henry Geeres of this city wed at 9 a m Tuesday at St Andrews church Rozellville in a ceremony attended by many relatives. A reception and dinner followed at the bride’s parents home. The couple will reside in a Doll building flat.

Anna Thon Rozellville Henry Geeres St. Andrews Church

Two Weddings Today at St John’s Church in McMillan and City

At 9:00 a.m. Rev. Fr. Volz will unite Miss Theresa Mullerer and James Felton at St. John’s Church in McMillan. At 10:40 a.m. Miss Anna Stander and Adolph Stargardt will be married by Fr. Volz in the city church. Both ceremonies will be attended by many friends of the couples.

Volz Theresa Mullerer James Felton McMillan St. John’s Church Anna Stander Adolph Stargardt Spencer

Wedding at Neenah Parish Ends in Tragedy and Celebration

A double news item: a wedding at the Catholic parsonage with Rev Fr Volz uniting Miss One Lahmen and Oswald Rhyner, followed by a devastating crossing accident near Neenah. Thirteen killed and nine seriously injured when a hay rack of 31 workers from Menasha Woodenware Co. was struck by a Chicago North Western train.

Neenah Chicago & Northwestern Menasha Woodenware Co

Rose Bros New Front Completed At Store by Krasin Brothers

Krasin Brothers, architects and contractors, have finished the Rose Brothers store front. The design features a central double entrance with a large show case, one door to the clothing department and the other to dry goods, a circular radiator between entrances, and two expansive side display windows. The plans were drawn by Krasin and the contract completed in record time, reflecting credit on both departments.

Krasin Brothers Rose Brothers Messrs Krasin

Pringet Nolden Dies at 83. Husband to Live at Mercy Home

Pringet Nolden, wife of Tohn Nolden, of North Central Ave., died last Saturday at age 83. Funeral held Monday at St. John's Church by Rev. Fr. Volz. The widower, nearly blind, will live with the Little Sisters of Mercy at the Milwaukee home while he remains supported.

Pringet Tohn Nolden North Central Ave St. John’s Church Fr. Volz Father Volz Little Sisters of Mercy Milwaukee

Helping Hand society to plan charity ball meeting

A meeting of the Helping Hand society with Mrs H A Lathrop is set for 3 p m Friday to discuss important business. Attendance is desired as plans for the annual charity ball and the winter work will be considered.

Helping Hand Society H. A. Lathrop

Quiet Tuesday Morning Marriage of Miss Arndt and Mr Schmitz

Miss Catherine Arndt and Robert A. Schmitz were quietly married by Justice Hugo Wegener at his office on Tuesday at 8 15. The bride wore a white serge suit and traveling bat and they will reside in Milwaukee. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Fred Krahn and Mrs Krahn, sister of the bride. The bride has worked in Adam Paulus's office. the groom is a Milwaukee architect. Best wishes accompany them.

Catherine Arndt Robert A. Schmitz Milwaukee Hugo Wegener Fred Krahn

Lundgren Moves to New Quarters for Tailoring and Furnishings

Alderman C. J. Lundgren completes moving stock from the post office buildings to the Blodgett building. The new display room and gentlemen furnishings store will have shelving and equipment installed. Fred Gross will head the furnishings department.

C. J. Lundgren Post Office Blodgett Fred Gross Lundgren

Woman's Club Reception Moved to October 4

The opening reception for the Woman's Club will be held on Wednesday evening October 4 replacing the first Monday due to the High School Lyceum Course. Members may bring a guest and those interested in the club are invited. a musical program and year’s work outline will be presented, with Mexico as this year’s study country.

Mexico

Improvements at St. John’s Church and School

Improvements and repairs completed at St. John’s church and school include a new west side sidewalk beside the school and reinforced concrete steps to the chapel. School children donated $52.50 toward the sidewalk, and a recent special collection raised $248.54 for the improvement fund.

St. John’s Church

Rummage Sale Set by M E Church Ladies

The Ladies and Society of the M. E. church announce a rummage sale on Wednesday October 18 with early article collection underway. Those wishing to contribute should call phone 250 and arrangements will be made to pick up items. The sale location will be announced later.

Ladies and Society of the M. E. Church

Remodeling Showcase Draws Marshfield Praise

The town comments on the store front restoration as complete and unique in Marshfield. Shoppers who visited last Saturday praised the exclusive Men’s and Ladies ready to wear styles newly revealed in the windows.

Marshfield

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George Webber Webber Hunter Lahman-Fryner N.W.R Peach St Goodfellows Singers Rose Bros New Front Schmitz New Quarters Woman's Club ST. John's the Talk OF Hart, Schaffner & Marx Goofright Hart Schath
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