Important meeting to push Marshfield industrial growth
Hon E E Winch calls a Friday eight oclock city hall meeting of business leaders and property holders for a total reorganization of the Marshfield Advancement Association. The aim is to discuss an active campaign to attract new industries to Marshfield, leveraging shipping, cheap power, low taxes, and housing demand to spur a building boom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Winch
Marshfield Advancement Association
City Hall
New Foreman Named for H Bille Co
Dr H Baumbach of Eau Claire accepts foreman post at the H Bille factory and will lead the mechanical department at once, relieving Hans Bille. Baumbach has over twenty years of wood working foremanship and will guide a plant expanding to doors and windows with statewide shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Baumbach
Eau Claire
H. Bille
Hans Bille
Baumbach
Bille
Lively Chase Over Peach Theft Ends With Fine
Carl Altmann of Auburndale tried to steal three baskets of peaches from A. E. Kumpf's store last Saturday night. Officer Herman Ihlenfelt pursued him as he ran west on Third street. Prof. C. W. Otto and Ed Witt aided by intercepting the suspect, who was then confined over Sunday. He appeared before Judge Hahu Monday and paid a fine of one dollar plus costs to settle for the fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Altmann
Auburndale
Herman Ihlenfelt
A. E. Kumpf
Altmann
Third Street
Prof
C. W. Otto
Ed Witt
P Pursner
Hahu
Four Die As Hand Car Is Hit By Freight Train Near Edgar
A collision one mile west of Edgar between a hand car carrying nine people and a freight train on Sunday evening killed four occupants and injured four others. The Kaul family from Edgar and relatives returning from church at Poniatowski were among the dead. Mrs Kaul survived with injuries while the infant she carried escaped harm. Conductor George Kimmerman of Wausau oversaw the freight, which departed at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar
Joseph Kaul
Poniatowski
Kaul
Marshfield Church Wedding of Miss Hahn and Mr Nielsen
Miss Olivia Hahn and Andrew Nielsen unite in marriage at St John’s church in Marshfield in a large forenoon ceremony. The bride wears white silk Grenadine with Duchesse lace and a tulle veil. reception for forty at Judge Hahn’s home. Afterward the couple heads to Spokane with stops en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. Vale
Theresa Haasl
Fred Rayner
Anna Hass
Arnold Rayner
Marshfield
Miling
Olivia Hata
Andrew J. Nielsen
Spokane
Wash
Louis Wagner
Watertown
Viro Nielsen
Charles Laramie
Grand Rapids
E. S. Schmidt
Green Bay
Walter Gangelhoff
Minneapolis
R. J. Wenger
Milwaukee
Dan Harkin
Oshkosh
Hahn
George A Lyons Dies Suddenly
George A Lyons a tailor and cutter employed by B W Fitzgerald died suddenly of heart failure on Sunday morning after working late Saturday night He was taken ill at the Thomas house and died after a second attack His mother lived in Grafton North Dakota and the remains were sent there for interment He had been a city resident for two years and was regarded as a skilled workman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Lyons
B. W. Fitzgerald
Mr. Lyons
Thomas House
Grafton
N. D
Fortnightly Musical Club Meets Friday Evening
The Fortnightly Musical Club holds its regular meeting with Mrs Reynolds on Friday October 1. The program includes pieces by Mi Reynolds and Mrs Williams and features songs such as Lullaby from Jocelyn and A Royal Chef staged at the opera house tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
Jocelyn
Miller Plang
An Matta
Williams
Opera House
Also Mentioned on This Page
Business Men's Association
H. Bille CO
Lively Chase
St. John’s Church
Miss Hahn
Marshfeld
Nielsen
Knapp
Longley
Doupares
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Ladies’ Home Journal
Coltex
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