Real Estate Transfers Across Several Wisconsin Towns
A roundup of property deeds shows multiple transfers in Baraboo Ironton Merrimack Reedsburg Greenfield Westfield Franklin Spring Green North Freedom La Valle and other communities. Amounts range from 100 to 7 300 with several parcels listed as land or lots and buyers include William Terry Chris Hense mann Aynold Kraft and Fred C Rowe among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Gardner
Lorenzo Gardner
la Valle
Cynthia K. Ruggles
William Terry
Baraboo
John Weseloh
Christopher Hensemann
Westfield
August Kruger
Julius Doro
Reedsburg
H. F. Shewe
Albert Fuhrmann
W.H. Pauli
Max Gundlach
Franklin
Julius G
Ironton
J.h.smith
August Schmidtke
Albleman
Alfred Goodell
Alfred Goodell Jr
Fred C. Rowe
Annie Gries
Marion Jacobs
North Freedom
David Stoner
John Lansing
Merrimack
South Dakota
Tennessee
County Free College
Decherd
Frightfully Burned Machinists Use Arnica Salve
W Moore and another machinist at Ford City Pennsylvania suffered severe burns from an electrical furnace. They applied Lucklen's Arnica Salve and reported a quick and perfect cure. Fisher Bros Drugists advertise the salve as a great healer for burns wounds sores eczema and piles priced at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Has. W. Moore
Ford Cry
S. Arnica
Fisher Bros
Skillet Creek Notes Busy Socials and Farm Talk
Aug 6 entries show neighbors visiting relatives near Lake and Baraboo with travel plans. Funeral attendances, home visits, moves to Baraboo, and slated thrashing weather loom large. A social ice cream event hosted by Mrs Dora Cowles marks community success amid storm disappointment and a club gathering planned with Joe Rodwell.
To Cure a Cold in One Day with Laxative Bromo Quinine
Advertisement for Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promising a one day cure for colds. Druggists refund money if it fails. Features E W Groves signature on each box and a 25 cent price.
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E. W. Grove
Corn Corn Husker two-horse tread power ad
An advertisement touts the Gem Corn Husker as the sole husker operable with two-horse tread power. It claims easy shelling, light draft, durability and invites farmers to inspect a sample at Adolph Zantow’s farm on Lake road.
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Lake Road
Local notes from North Freedom and area social visits
August community round up with multiple visits and travel. Residents and visitors from Baraboo La Crosse Minneapolis and Elroy are noted along with a G A R encampment gathering. A birth is reported and church events announced. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised at end.
Wheelersburg Station Social Roundup
Misses Ruby and Essie Brooks returned Friday after a week with friends and relatives at Madison and Prairie du Lac. Mrs Herman Wischoff of Reedsburg spent a few days at the home of Wm. Rose. Mrs Wm. Harrs and daughter Amanda of Reedsburg visited in this vicinity. Mrs Henry Von der Ohe and Louise spent Thursday at Excelsoir. A large crowd gathered at Henry Meyer’s home to celebrate sister in law Miss Emma Diehmann. Louis Halbersleben and family spent Sunday with his brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby
Essie Brooks
Madison
Prairie du Lac
Herman Wischoff
Reedsburg
Wm. Rose
Wm. Harrs
Amanda
Henry von der Ohe
Louise
Will von der Ohe
Excelsior
Henry Meyer
Emma Dheimann
Louis Halbersleben
Reedsburg Notes Visits Funerals and Fair Plans
Mary Safford and daughter Eva from Bloomer visit Reedsburg. Funeral for Martha Clizbe held at Greenwood Cemetery. Mrs. Reed and Bessie Reed visiting Chicago. Aug Meyer ill at home. Ludwig burial from cancer. Reedsburg Fair set for Aug 21 22 23 24. мн
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Safford
Eva
Bloomer
Martha Clizbe
Greenwood Cemetery
C. A. Reed
Bessie
Chicago
Meyer
Ludwig
Reedsburg
Harry Hosler
Gaynal Kellogg
Madison
Geo. Daniels
Chas. Burmeister
St. Louis
Our City
New Presbyterian Church
E. C. Johnson
Geneva Lake
W. Sanford
May Sanders
Michigan
Tressie Flynn
Baraboo
Chas. Brady
Kansas
Fairfield Newsbriefs Highlight Local Life and Moves
Aug 13 Fairfield reports E R Thomas gets a new carriage horse. Threshing starts. country business lively. oats light. Mrs King and Mrs J Luce attend Mrs Jones funeral in Greenfield last Wednesday. Pearl Stalker of Barron visiting Plummer home. Davis Hackett and daughter visit from Baraboo. John Green praised for cream gathering at waddell factory, with Schneller covering during trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Thomas
King
J. Luce
Mrs. Jones
Greenfield
Pearl Stalker
Barron
Plummer
Davis Hackett
Maloney
Baraboo
Mrs. King
E. Edwards
Bessie Baker
Fort Morgan
Colo
Fairfield
John Green
Waddell
Portage
George Schneller
Prairie du Sac Social Roundup of Visitors and Guests
Prairie du Sac notes list diverse visits and arrivals including Miss Alice Lotz visiting her Madison-based father, Mrs. Otto Dietrich of Janesville seeking her mother’s illness care, Dr. Matt Boehmer of Philadelphia visiting his old home, and several Madison Baraboo and Delton residents visiting local families and relatives.
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Chicago
Alice Lotz
Madison
Otto Dietrich
Janesville
D. 5. Conger
F. D. Browne
A. M. Bickford
Matt. Boehmer
Philadelphia
G. Anderson
Ames
Maude Hyland
Delton
Geo. Kindschi
Madigan
Ds. T. Ragatz
Grace Laird
Maysville
Buss
Lizzie Flix
M.d.con
KE. A. Hyland
Baravoo
Henrietta Glarner
Baraboo
Black Hawk millers fail to grind with water power
John Roesler principal of the Industrial school in Waukesha has been visiting Dr. A Fritsche's since last week. Allen Beardsly and family from Fairfield visited Oscar Jaeger and family last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Roesler
Waukesha
A. Fritshe
Black Hawk
Allen Beardsly
Fairfield
Oscar Jaeger
Local Social Notes From Minneapolis To Madison
Mrs. C. M. DuBois and Vera visit Minneapolis while Mr and Mrs Welch travel. Leila Bradbury leaves for Bethel to study for a year living with grandparents Rev and Mrs Snow. Mrs Kimball Ruth visit relatives in Madison. Mrs Geo Tinkham hosts sister and two Seattle children. L S C ice cream social raised 23 35. Mrs Frei Berkley and children visiting Excelsior. Mr and Mrs W Snow Green Bay visit sister Mrs William Bradbury. Mr Snow suffers bicycle accident near First Ward school injuring face requiring stitches and causing a brief unconscious spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. DuBois
Vera
8. Welch
Minneapolis
Leila Bradbury
Bethel
Rev
Frei Berkley
Excelsior
W. Snow
Green Bay
William Bradbury
Local Notes on Residents and Family Movements
Narrows Prairie reports Mr. Will Franks left for Canada for the summer. Mr. Will Zanthe and family visited Henry Klipp near Loganville. J B Hall returned from Iowa where his sons Merton and Arthur live. Mrs. Hall stayed longer. Carrie Heath began work as a cook at the county farm asylum. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. A M Hansen on July 29 in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Franks
Canada
Will Zanthe
Henry Klipp
Loganville
Hall
Iowa
Merton
Arthur
Carrie Heath
County Farm
A. M. Hansen
Chicago
Ill
Funeral of Mrs Henry Sigrist Held At M E Church
Funeral services for the late Mrs Henry Sigrist were held today at the M E church she attended. Her husband died last year leaving two sons and two daughters plus many friends. Mrs William Shoephoester aided by staying with her daughter during illness. Reports from the Pasture Institute praise little Howard Miles who was bitten by a dog Aug 5. Workmen on Market street found two revolvers and several silver spoons beneath a plank, likely from a prior burglary.
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Henry Sigrist
M. E
William Shoephoester
Padus
Pasture Institute
Howard Miles
Market Street
G. Reuland
T. L. Atkins
Lodi
Dr. Beebe
Glenwood
Harm Carver
S. A. Collins
Madison
Collins
Phil Safford
Bloomer
Rudolph Hagenah
St. Louis
Hotel Hill
Baraboo
Dr. Edwards
Adams County
Chas
Brady Avi
Ramsey and Baraboo visits noted in community items
The column reports Mrs. wm. Ramsey visiting Kansas with her father and friends while Mrs. Bennett hosts relatives in Baraboo. Fred Schroeder is ill this summer. Ed Thompson, the ice cream man, lost a valuable horse last week. The Reedsburg Fair Association prepares to entertain many visitors at the upcoming fair week.
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Kansas
Wm. Ramsey
Baraboo
Guaranteed Cure for Piles Ointment Ad
Advertisement claiming a guaranteed cure for piles with PazO Ointment refunds if not cured in 6 to 14 days. Druggists authorize refund of 50 cents.
Baraboo Area Social News Highlights
Mrs Gust Scharnke and son Gust called in Baraboo Wednesday. Mrs John Hindes visited sister Mrs Bert Spaulding at North Freedom. L Ott family left for Chicago to visit son and relatives. Gust Scharnke Jr went to Owatonna Minnesota for a cousin Annie Sadler wedding and a week’s visit with kin. Adolph Fey returned from Chicago after a week with friends. Fred Bittrich family returned from Beloit visiting Glen Flemming. Henry Krinz of Reedsburg visited his father. Ed Phillips and family went to Minneapolis. Mrs Popp and Wm Lee left for Minneapolis and St Cloud with plans to visit Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Fisk
Valley Junction
Nellie Hackett
George Moog Sr
Baraboo
Westfield
Ernst, Ristau
Edward
Illinois
F. H. Smith
Elroy
E. C. Ristau
Reedsburg
Ida Meyer
Winona
Tom Johnston
G. W. Davies
C. Butman
Ironton
Milo Seely
Carl Schanke
Henry
Julia
Etta Young
Lydia Emery
Arthur Ristau
George Rick
Pierce
South Dakota
R. R. Company
Joe Douglas
Wonewee
Joe
G. W. Hackett
Carl Lang Jr
Minnesota
Bert Spaulding
Laura Hines
Ableman
Loverna Graham
F. Johnson
Henry Blair
LaRue
John Gunnison
John Goetske
S. A. McCoy
Alex Wetmore
Oklahoma
California
Susie Pettys
Kublow
Ed. Henry
J. H. Whitney
Boston
J. TL. Lawton
Mable
Minneapolis
John Patterson
Milwaukee
Nellie Doneghy
Gust Scharnke
Gust
John Hindes
North Freedom
L. Ott
Chicago
Gust Scharnke Jr
Owatonna
Annie Sadler
Adolph Fey
Fred Bittrich
Beloit
Glen Flemming
Henry Krinz
Ed. Phillips
Popp
Wm. Lee
St. Cloud
Hoyt Departs for Antigo Home After Visit
Chas. Hoyt left today for his home in Antigo. His wife and daughter will stay a few days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Blanchett.
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Chas. Hoyt
Antigo
Mrs. C. S. Blanchett
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