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Newspaper

Baraboo News

Location

Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1909

Page

3

Woman Dies From Gasoline Burns After Stove Fire

Mrs KE R Simonds died from severe gasoline burns suffered while filling a portable tank outside. Husband smothered the flames with clothing, likely saving the building. She leaves five children and extended family, with services and a Newport homecoming to follow.

KE. R. Simonds Leo Helen Della Lucile Pearl Guirman Merrimack Martha Buckner Fond du Lac Eva Rudolph Herman Paul Guirman Baraboo

Newport Home Coming Third Pilgrimage of Sauk County Historical Society

The Sauk County Historical Society holds its third annual pilgrimage to Newport on Friday August 27. At 9 30 in the forenoon ceremonies will be held at the pillar erected to Yellow Thunder late Chief of the Winnebagoes. The pillar stands at the crossroads near C C Allen farm four miles north of Baraboo cemetery and one and a half miles south of the home of

Asa Shults Newport James H. Hill Emma Mertzke Edmund Calvert Izero English Baraboo Wisconsin River Reuben Gold Thwaites State Historical Society of Wisconsin W. 5. Marshall Delton Pioneer Village Lower Dells Robbers’ den Bald Head Hill Congress Hall Old Beer Vault Indian Mounds Inter The Sauk County Historical Society Yellow Thunder Winnebagoes C. C. Allen Baraboo Cemetery

William Sleybaugh Dead After Railway Accident

William Sleybaugh died Friday in Elroy hospital eight weeks after a backing train incident at Camp Douglas. He was 59 and survived by sisters Mrs. Owen Logan Mrs. Wilcox Baraboo Mrs Ellen Blass Manston Mrs Emma Colvin New Lisbon and niece Mrs James McDonald Baraboo. Funeral held Monday with interment at New Lisbon. He had two leg amputations and complications led to his death.

William Sleybaugh Elroy Camp Douglas New Lisbon Owen Logan Wilcox Baraboo Ellen Blass Manston Emma Colvin Hattie Babcock Seattle Wash James McDonald

Funeral of Mrs Tobler Held At Ash Street Home

The funeral for Mrs. Fred Tobler was held Tuesday afternoon at 4 from the Ash street residence with Rev. W C Uebele officiating. Pallbearers were F Effinger Leonard Meyer Fred Crouch Henry Roser Herman Welk John Fulkerson. Her sister Mrs Martha Benthien of Milwaukee attended.

Fred Tobler Ash Street W.C. Uebele F. Effinger Leonard Meyer Fred Crouch Henry Roser Herman Welk John Fulkerson Martha Benthien Milwaukee

Farm Hand Arrested on Assault Charge in Caledonia

Charles Goetz a 17 year old farm hand of Daniel Dupless Caledonia was arrested Tuesday morning on a charge of assaulting Inez the 4 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Dupless He is in jail awaiting a preliminary hearing set for Monday August 9 before Justice Bunker Portage Democrat

Charles Goetz Daniel Dupless Caledonia Inez

Farewell for Reedsburg Pastor After Long Service

Rev. Aug Rohrlach, longtime St. Peter Lutheran pastor in Reedsburg since 1869, to preach farewell sermon next Sunday before moving to Chicago with his wife. He is said to have married 335 couples, officiated at 621 funerals, and confirmed 1171 children, possibly the most in the state. Rev. Paul Schaller of Beloit to assume duties.

Aug. Rohrlach St. Peter’s Lutheran Church Reedsburg Chicago Paul Schaller Beloit Roarlach

Beginning Work at North Freedom Iroquois Mine

A crew of men arrived Saturday night to begin operations at the Iroquois mine near North Freedom. The project marks the start of milling and extraction activities with local workers engaged in setup and initial duties.

North Freedom Iroquois

Portage Social Roundup Highlights Visits and Reunions

Mrs R Conners visits grandparents in Portage and Louis Melcher marks a birthday with a cake and friends. Numerous Baraboo and Portage residents attend reunions, theatre events, and church gatherings. Local officials discuss a courthouse fountain project while families travel to Milwaukee and Delton for homecomings and summer events.

Louis Melcher Frank Melcher

Baraboo Awards Bridge Contract At Lyons Crossing

The town of Baraboo lets a bridge contract to Illinois Bridge Co. for a 200 foot three span concrete crossing costing 7500 with a guaranteed one year warranty. McFetridge Brothers contribute water supply from their pond reducing Lyons bridge cost by $1000. city share $1500, rest split by county and town. Construction to start within two weeks, target finish by fall.

McFetridge Lyons Bridge Illinois Bridge Co Chicago Baraboo

First Regiment Band Concert Schedule Update

The First Regiment band will perform an outdoor concert tonight and again next Wednesday evening August 11. They will play in Reedsburg on August 12.

Reedsburg

Visitors and entertainments in North Freedom area noted

Saturday The Misses Minnie and Augusta Hintz of North Freedom visit sister Mrs Koch. Mr and Mrs A B Blanchett Center Street entertain Thomas Costello and his Kansan mother Mrs Costello and Mrs Blanchett, plus Kenyon Minn native Clem Blanchett and daughter Miss Belle Blanchett of Madison.

Minnie and Augusta Hintz North Freedom Mrs. Koch Blanchett Center Street Thomas Costello Kansas Costello Mrs. Blanchett Clem Blanchett Kenyon, Minn Mr. Blanchett Belle Blanchett Madison

Social notes from Walton and nearby towns

Miss Mattie Nedry visits Dorchester friend Irma Guthrie. Hutchins family attends Friends Quarterly in Hesper Iowa. Mortimer and Horton camp and fish in Dorchester after a trip with relatives. James Lee on sick list. Mrs Rosa Frazier moves in from Reedsburg. Free fish bumper with 50 cent subscrip tions. Mrs Wilson sells Lawsha property to C B Chapman Madison. N C Kirk returns from Minnesota and Dakota trips visiting Warner Bronson Sterling Ramona. Kirk notes grain waving in Minnesota and Dakota.

Mattie Nedry Dorchester Wis Irma Guthrie Malinda Hutchins Orin Hutchins James Hazel Hutchins Hesper Iowa Friends Quarterly Meeting W. W. Mortimer Little E. D. Horton Taylor Guthrie James Lee Rosa Frazier Reedsburg N. C. Kirk Devil’s Lake Minnesota Dakota Minneapolis R. L C. L. Warner Webster

Community Notes from Ableman Visits and Local Events

Wm Kumke and wife visited Beloit for a few days with E Schroeter and family. Mrs E Bender returned from Minnesota. Emma Bartenbach came with relatives from Owatonma Minnesota to visit. Fred Bittrich returned from Beloit after a brief visit. Lena Smythe traveled to Manston to visit relatives. Meta Pfaff returned to Chicago after two weeks at home. Mary Breitzke of Madison is home on extended visit. Hans Schulte of Milwaukee visited relatives. Mrs P Sanford and children of Bloomer were here briefly. The German Lutheran church held its annual missionary meeting and collected 93 dollars. An open air band concert drew a large crowd last Saturday evening.

Wm. Kumke Beloit E. Schroeter E. Bender Minnesota Emma Bartenbach Owatom”na Minn Fred Bittrich Lena Smythe Manston Meta Pfaff Chicago Mary Breitzke Madison Hans Schulte Milwaukee

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ing County Historical Society Elroy Hospital Mrs. Tobler August Rohrlach Mrs. R. Conners Portage Mrs. Krug Jacob Luder Watertown A. K. Hasse Neosha H. M. Johnston Helen and Grace Braun Mrs Gail Braun Lynn Avenue Chas. Steinford Charles and R. E. Lieber Mrs. Blass First Street Louis Clayton Chester White John Shiels Robert McLaren W. H. Mann Dorothy Mr. Mann Chicago & Northwestern B. F. Hoyt Merlin C. H. Evenson Sunshine Society of South Side M. E. Church M. J. Tyler Lynn Ave Shippee Providence R. I M. KE Astle and Hill F. M. Wilson Waterloo L. Brewster Wilson C. E. Ryan Fisher Brothers E. G. Marriott Julius Hoppe Lyons MC Fetridge Fast Regiment Ableman Lodi Boston Tony London Buster Johnston Warner Tor Baraboo, Wis
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