28 Sep 1910
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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1910
Page
1
The local high school reports 198 students this year with 37 tuition pupils from outside the district. The four year class breakdown shows 45 seniors, 44 juniors, 58 sophomores, and 61 freshmen, totaling 73 boys and 125 girls. The board considers adding a two year commercial course for non college bound pupils next year.
At a Grand Rapids meeting of Wood county republican committees last Tuesday, officers were chosen: Chairman P. O. Winther of Nekoosa, Secretary R. E. Andrews of this city, and Treasurer Simon Worland of Saratoga. They plan a vigorous county campaign this fall.
D C Gile of this city closed the purchase last week of a block of stock in the Jesse L Edgren Co of Milwaukee a state corporation doing a large business in wholesale household supplies. He will run the book keeping and shipping department with Jesse L Edgren as president and F A Garrett as secretary and treasurer. The Giles left for their new home after five years here drawing local friends’ good wishes and the Eastern Star held a social to speed departure.
The Hub District Rebekah lodge met Friday evening at Unity with strong attendance. New district officers for the coming year were elected: President Mrs. L. E. Colvin of this city, Vice President Mrs. Arenberg of Stevens Point, Warden Mrs. Voighe of Unity, Secretary Mrs. Hodgson of Stevens Point. The Marshfield delegation returned by auto that evening. accompanying members included Mesdames L. E. Calvin, M. Sandford, F. Schuette, O. Lange, R. H. Schroeder, L. C. Schubert, H. Buchmiller, Wm. Ebbe, A. H. Miller, and Mrs. Henry Horn of Loyal, former district president.
Jerry H Given A Bad Beal recounts the Chippewa Falls pace event where Jerry Hi W Nolls pacer won first two heats but a late incident caused judges to award the heat to the trailing horse, drawing crowd protest. Noll withdrew his other entry Allie K and moved to Beaver Dam with his horses.
Our Men’s Wear Departments unite to present a strong demonstration of superior fall apparel. The lines feature distinguished makes with thoughtful utility and individuality ideas, all offered at prices not higher than standard merchandise.
A reception from 8:00 to 8:30 welcomes new members at the Travel Class opening meeting next Monday evening. Afterward a program includes piano and violin solos, addresses by Mrs. Deming and Mrs. Volmar, and a piano recital by Miss Rosenberry.
A local hunting and fishing party departed Sunday night for Bear Lake to spend ten days on their annual trip. The group includes Fred Vollmar Geo W Upham John Brackendorf Oscar Lange Louis Thompson and Alex Lapoint from this city and Arthur C Hoene of Eau Claire.
The ladies of St Alban's Guild are preparing a rummage sale with dates to be announced soon.
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