Farewell Surprise For Mrs Pearson At Glenville
In Glenville on Aug 17 Mrs Florence Pearson hosted a farewell party for herself and daughters as 20 friends gathered at her home. An ice cream social at the school house on Aug 23 will feature a young people’s literary program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenville
Florence Pearson
Kate
Clara Searle
Monmouth
Lts
Burlington
EK. Beery
Madison
Frank Capener
Wausau
Fred Farwell
Lyons
Simon
Mrs. Keane
Baraboo
Roy Palmer
Reedsburg
Roloff Demosky Wed At German Church In Big Creek
Aug 17 report from Big Creek notes the marriage of Miss Reka Roloff to Albert Demosky at the German church on Friday. Other local items include visits by Mrs Charles O'Brien and Miss Marie Corrigan of Elroy, attendance at the German Mission in Wonewee, and Anna Corrigan of St Paul visiting Bridgie Coughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Creek
Reka Roloff
Albert Demosky
Charles O’brien
Marie Corrigan
Elroy
Coughlin
Wonewee
Anna Corrigan
St. Paul
Bridgie Coughlin
Black Hawk community notes and visits mark week
Zion church members at Harrisburg and Black Hawk Sunday school picnicked at Devil's Lake on Tuesday. Mrs. James McCready and her Spring Green son visited her father Wm. Nold who remains unable to care for himself after a stroke. Otto Sporleder and spouse celebrated their fifth wedding anniversary with neighbors. Mrs. Chas Jennewein traveled to Milwaukee to see a sister-in-law post-surgery. J Luetshher & Co. work on plastering the schoolhouse this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Church
Harrisburg
Black Hawk
Devil’s Lake
James McCready
Spring Green
Wm. Nold
Otto Sporleder
Chas. Jennewein
Milwaukee
J. Luetshher & Co
Threshing Comes After Rain as Drought Breaks
Greenfield reports threshing underway after rain ends drought. Hazel Jones recently returned from Caledonia after nearly a month with relatives. Kellogg Bros. have George Reynolds repairing their well and windmill. Elsie Trussell sick with fever from teething but improving. R F Trussell and Harley Bennett, visiting from the city, stack hay for Wilkinson Bros. on the marsh.
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Hazel Jones
Caledonia
Kellogg Bros
George Reynolds
Elsie Trussell
R. F. Trussell
Harley Bennett
Wilkinson Bros
Big
Local Visitors Call on Friends in Prairie du Lac Area
Miss Edith Walster spent a week visiting her sister Edna at Prairie du Lac. Charles Cronkle and family from Clinton are visiting Frank Schuknecht and Mrs. Albert Federman.
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Edith Walster
Edna
Prairie du Lac
Charles Cronkle
Clinton, Lona
Cronkle
Frank Schuknecht
Albert Federman
Lyons Social Guests Visit Nearby Areas
Mrs. James Harris and children visited from Friday to Sunday with friends in the country. W H Du Bois and wife of Lyons with W H Smith and Mrs Willis DuBois of Baraboo were Kilbourn visitors last Thursday.
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James Harris
W.H. du Bois
Lyons
W. H. Smith
Willis DuBois
Baraboo
Kilbourn
Cassell Local Plans Additions and School Teaching
Wesley Bells begins a house addition, builds a new barn and sorghum mill. Joseph Lawler of Chicago visits J. T. Babington's home. Miss Mary Hahn engaged to teach the Cassell school for the coming term.
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Wesley Bells
Joseph Lawler
Chicago
J. T. Babington
Mary Hahn
Cassell
Local residents share visits and travel notices
Mrs Inez Hackett and two daughters Teckla and Irene spent the week at Fern Dell. Miss Mattie Northrup of Pleasant Valley visited Mrs L Smith. Emma Hackett of Huntley Lil visited T Hackett over the weekend. Mrs George Turner known here as Lottie Jacobs left for Montana after word of her husband’s illness. Mrs G Hackett returned from Illinois at week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Hackett
Teckla
Irene
Fern Dell
Mattie Northrup
Pleasant Valley
L. Smith
Emma (Baegler) Hackett
Huntley
Lil
T. Hackett
George Turner
Montana
Lottie Jacobs
G. Hackett
Illinois
Fairfield Club to Hold Annual Meeting and Picnic
The W F M S will meet with Mrs D C Cooper Wednesday afternoon August 25 for the yearly business meeting and election of officers. A picnic tea will be served and a good attendance is desired. The M B A will meet with Mrs Norris Wilcox Thursday August 26. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Cooper
Norris Wilcox
Ice Cream Social Date Change For Farmers Club
The ice cream social hosted by the Farmers' club moves to Friday evening August 20, replacing the earlier announced date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Club
Reedsburg Fair Attendance Noted in August Social
Several locals attended the Reedsburg fair on Thursday. Earl Warne, Jinks Higgins, Carlish, and Baraboo visitors with their companions joined the sociable at Robert Attridge's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsburg
Earl Warne
Jinks Higgins
Carlish
Baraboo
Robert Atridge
Alumni Annual Reunion at Butterfield District
Deliona and North Excelsior Wisconsin hosted their Butterfield District alumni reunion at the L. D. Rudd home. Officers elected for the year were Miss Louise Rudd president Miss Maude Ellis vice president Miss Ruby Claridge secretary and Miss Carrie Lawrent treasurer. A program of recitations songs and storytelling followed with games and a repast for about twenty five attendees. Guests from Baraboo Reedsburg Winfield and LaCrosse joined local families for the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deliona
North Excelsior
Wis
Butterfield
Rudd
Louise
Orville Vietch
Maude
Erna Hillis
Baraboo
Lizzie Shierhorn
Halverslib
Local Social Notes From A. W. Ziegler Home Scene
Aug 11 gatherings include Mrs. Matthews of Chicago and Mrs. Claus of Baraboo visiting the Ziegler household. Ray Redner works for Claude Newell while travelers from Portage Caledonia East Fairfield spend Sunday with S. H. Burton. A. Schmidtke sells his place, plans fall move to Sauk Prairie. The Zieglers and Baraboo visitors visit Steuber at Sauk Prairie and return Sunday evening. Mrs. Jesse Ballinger improves after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Matthews
Chicago
Mrs. Claus
Baraboo
A. W. Ziegler
Ray Redner
Claude Newell
Lester Williams
Portage
Mark Graham
Caledonia
George Thayer
Harvey Burton
East Fairfield
S. H. Burton
S. A. Schmidtke
Sauk Prairie
Claus
Matthews
Steuber
Jesse Ballinger
Locals Share Travel and Family News Across States
Aug 16 notes Alexander and Eugene Quellett off to Michigan for work while Dan Treloar heads to Minnesota and Samuel Treloar to Randolph Wisconsin. Mrs Henry Alexander visits Bara Boo son Philip then returns. Lottie Turner leaves after weeks with relatives to Montana where husband is ill but improving. Bert Fisk returns to Elroy from Baraboo and Maple Hill. Etta Young visits aunt in Baraboo. Anna Patterson visits sister in Westfield then returns. Mrs W True and Mrs EK Philipps go to Baraboo. Otto Klein children visit relatives in Barron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Eugene Quellett
Michigan
Dan Treloar
Minnesota
Samuel Treloar
Randolph
Wis
Henry Alexander
Baraboo
Philip
Lottie (Jacobs) Turner
la Rue
Montana
Bert Fisk
Maple Hill
Elroy
Etta Young
H. Judevine
W. True
EK. Philipps
Otto Klein
Barron
Prairie du Sac man draws No. 34 in Flathead land lottery
G T Tabor of Prairie du Sac was numbered 34 in the land drawing at the Flathead reservation.
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G.T. Tabor
Prairie du Sac
Flathead Reservation
Albert completing fine Greenfield home with modern conveniences
A. G. Albert finishes a top Greenfield residence 30x30 built by their son W. H. Albert of Baraboo. The home promises lasting comfort for Mr. and Mrs. Albert as years pass.
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A. G. Albert
Greenfield
Albert
W. H. Albert
Baraboo
Leland Boy Breaks Leg In Sunday Accident
Herman Leland, son of William Fenske, suffered a broken leg last Sunday while playing with his younger brother and sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman
Wm. Fenske
Glenville Survey Wreck Recovered From Auto Crash
In Glenville on August 16, Mr. J. Lucht's survey wreck was recovered from Mr. Von Wald's automobile on Weirich's hill after an incident yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenville
Mr. J. Lucht
La Valle News Roundup of Local Visits and Baseball Victory
Mr and Mrs George W Lee of Chicago visit Mrs Chris Eder. Elsie Thornton spent days in Reedsburg. Jean Webster from Dane visits uncles Will and J W Hyslop. La Valle team beat Cazenovia 18 to 5. Gollmar Bros circus drawn crowds in Reedsburg. Families plan week at Devil's Lake cottage. Marion Ames visits Baraboo. Ruby Niles visits sister in Dr. W J Miller's vicinity. Doctor called to Wyoming for ill father. Leone Kreutzmann visits Poynette. Mrs D S Williams returns to Hamilton Mont after two months with relatives.
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George W. Lee
Chicago
Chris Eder
Elsie Thornton
Reedsburg
Jean Webster
Dane
Will
J. W. Hyslop
LaValle
Cazenovia
la Valle
Gollmar Bros. Circus
Anna Corrigan
St. Paul
Br. V. Coughlin
H. Kreutzman
Otto Borchers
Herman Bartel
Danville
Ill
Devil’s Lake
C.4
Dyke Cottage
Marion Ames
R. W. Prothero
Baraboo
Ruby Niles
L. Tordoff
W. J. Miller
Wyocena
Leone Kreutzmann
Poynette
Wis
D. S. Williams
Hamilton
Mont
Fairfield youths endure rain at circus night
Aug 16 reports show Fairfield boys Guy Plummer Corey Clark and J H Luce slept in a livery barn awaiting dawn as rain eased. Other locals, Mr and Mrs Henry Baxter and Mrs Warn visited O A Getchell’s Schuyler Hall, while best girl Fairfield callers called Sunday afternoon.
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Fairfield
Guy Plummer
Corey Clark
J. H. Luce
Portage Market
Henry Baxter
Warn
O. A. Getchell
Schuyler Hall
Local Visitors And Travel Notes From North Fairfield
North Fairfield reports Miss May Inglebretson and her brother visiting at the Lewis home. Mrs. Lester Marston of Chippewa Falls visits her sister M. Lamar. Rothie Harrison leaves for Ha zel North Dakota to work for brother Guy Harrison. Miss Burtha Mattison and Miss Nelson of Baraboo visit River street. Miss Tinkham and Miss Hosapple of Lyons visit Mrs. Marsh Harrison.
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Lester Marston
Chippewa Falls
M. Lamar
Rothie Harrison
Hazel
North Dakota
Guy Harrison
May Inglebretson
Little Brother
Lewis Home
Burtha Mattison
Nelson
Baraboo
River Street
Tinkham
Hosapple
Lyons
Marsh Harrison
Miss Myra Collins Visits Lodi Cousin in Sumpter
In Sumpter on Aug 17 Miss Myra Collins of Lodi visits her cousin Mrs Nellie Premo. The Ladies club meets Wed at Devil's Lake with Mrs S S Mather. Local residents and visitors attend fairs and church events include an ice cream social Aug 27.
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Myra Collins
Lodi
Nellie Premo
Ladies’ Club
Devil’s Lake
S.S. Mather
Lillian Hill
Amy
Stella Magli
Edna
Hattie Hyer
Nellie Mather
Cora Myers
Agnes Nelson
Birdie Kindschi
Freda Kindschi
Kila Fraust
Anna
Leoma Burdick
Baraboo
Sylvester Kings
Garth Premo
J.l.hill
Will Premo
Charles
Reed
Miss Annie Albers Returns From Baraboo Jail Vacation
South Westfield reports Miss Annie Albers from Baraboo County jail served time. She returns home for vacation. Local residents attend North Freedom missionary meeting. Mr and Mrs Gustave Schuck visit John Newman's Bara Boo. Reedsburg fair discussed. Mrs H J Vossis visits relatives in La Rue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Albers
Baraboo
North Freedom
Gustave Schuck
John Newman
Reedsburg
H.J. Vossis
la Rue
Maple Hill Social Notes Aug 16 Review
Mrs F Johnston and son visit sister Mrs Fred Ruitzenthaler. Miss Anna Harmon of Mirror Lake at home. Mr Herman Thiede of Spencer visits Henry Harmon. Herman Kowalke can be active again. Mrs King delivering mail lately. Emil Kowalke at Kuball surprise in Pine Hollow Valley. Bernie Sullivan in Bar. Sunday guests at Henry Harmon's: Bert Harmon family Ralph Lyons Edd Smith Herman Thiede and Emil Schwarz. Ice cream and cake served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Johnston
Fred Ruitzenthaler
Anna Harmon
Mirrorlake
Herman Thiede
Spencer
Henry Harmon
Herman Kowalke
Mrs.King
Emil Kowalke
Pine Hollow Valley
Bernie Sullivan
Barboo
Henry Harmon’s
Bert Harmon
Ralph Lyons
Edd. Smith
Emil Sehwanz
Hillpoint Social Notes August Roundup
The item list reports local happenings including infant illness of the Drea child, Mrs. Elsie Schroeder's return to Chelsea Wisconsin, Emma Westedt's employment at Wm Bermeister's, August Goetske’s new house under Erdman and Korth, Rose Kollmeyer at a teachers’ institute in Reedsburg, Mary Stabnaw visiting Baraboo with Mrs. G Holmes, and A Morgan and children trip to northern Michigan to relatives in Maple Ridge. Other residents attended Gollmar’s circus and related outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Schroeder
Chelsea
Wis
Emma Westedt
Woodlawn
Wm. Bermeister
August Goetske
Erdman
Korth
Rose Kollmeyer
Teachers’ Institute
Reedsburg
Mary Stabnaw
Baraboo
G. Holmes
A. Morgan
Arthur
Homer Goodell
Michigan
N. J. Trombiey
Maple Ridge
White Mound notes on residents and business activity
Frank Lynch and family of Waterloo are settled at White Mound operating a boarding house and saloon. Mrs. Ida Kowalke is convalescing. Mrs. J. L. Connor improves after a week on the sick list. Miss Maude Gillespie of Chicago stayed with J. L. Connor last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lynch
Waterloo
White Mound
Ida Kowalke
J. L. Connor
Maude Gillespie
Chicago
J.L. Connor
Baraboo Social Roundup Sees Wide Travel and Visitors
Monday Phil and Benjamin Stackhouse depart for the west. Local residents host visitors from Onalaska Green Bay Madison Chicago Williston and Madison while others plan roads and streets work. The Baraboo scene includes guests from Chicago Kilbourn La Crosse and beyond with tales from Seattle exposition and western travel.
Dental Notice Offers Lasting Teeth At Low Prices
Do you want dental work that stays My work does stay New teeth stay and do their work Bridge and crown work stays and lasts No refill ing in a few days as at other offices My fillings stay Plates are 5 to 8 Crown and bridge teeth 8 to 5 tooth Fillings .50 to 1.00 up All guaranteed Mills block office till Nov 1 1909 and April 1 to Nov 1 1910 Make arrangements early Thanking all for liberal patronage J F Sneathen.
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Mills
J. F. Sneathen
Baraboo Social And Area Visits Highlight Weekends
Witwin Tony Clavadatscher was to Baraboo Thursday. John Jank went to Necedah Saturday. Mr and Mrs Michael Nippert of Baraboo visited J B Meyer Sunday. Miss Ida Schweppe is progressing well. J E Witwen of Baraboo spent Saturday here.
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A. Hayward
Milwaukee
Fairfield
A. C
Fairfield Baptists
Warren Luce
Haines Hill
William Cariseh
Tony Clavadatscher
Baraboo
John Jank
Necedah
Michael Nippert
J. B. Meyer
Ida Schweppe
J. E. Witwen
Baraboo Markets Prevailing Baraboo Prices Reported
Baraboo markets publish the prevailing prices as paid at Baraboo with corrections made before press. The notice notes measurements and corrections to ensure accurate values for buyers and sellers. Local merchants and patrons rely on these figures for daily trade.
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Baraboo
Local youth Max Mulcahy recuperates in Baraboo after Chicago hospital stay
Max Mulcahy has visited Baraboo following a two week stay in Augu stana hospital Chicago for an operation. His father works on the new Chicago Northwestern passenger station project and Max has been in the engineer's office. Mrs Mulcahy lives in Baraboo.
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Max Mulcahy
Baraboo
Augustana Hospital
Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern
Max
Farm for sale near Baraboo on lake road
42 acre farm two miles from the courthouse in Baraboo Wisconsin is for sale. Seller A J Zantow R F D 5 box 45 Baraboo seeks a larger farm. Asking 15 cents for sale classifieds advertisement notes weekly and daily rates for longer durations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Road
Court House
Baraboo
A. J. Zantow
Wis
Standard Dress Goods Co Fall Line Ad
Lady wanted to introduce a large complete Fall line of wool dress goods silks and fancy waistings with New York City patterns Handsomest line of materials low prices direct from mills Profits 10 to 30 weekly Samples and full instructions shipped prepaid No money required Exclusive territory Write for particulars Be first to ap ply Standard Dress Goods Co Dept F 8 Binghamton NY
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Standard Dress Goods Co
Dept
Binghamton
N. Y
Wool Wanted by George Carpenter Lumber and Produce
The George Carpenter Lumber and Produce Co offers top market price for wool delivered to the potato warehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carpenter Lumber and Produce Co
Potatoe
Taxidermist Seeks Clients In Prairie du Lac
E. D. Ochsner offers mounting of all birds and animals with lifelike quality. Prices reasonable and work guaranteed first class at Prairie du Lac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Ochsner
Prairie du Lacris
Notice of Separation Statement from John Benak
Notice that Nora Benak has left the writer's home and is forbidden to be trusted at his account. John Benak from La Valle Wisconsin R F D issues the statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Benak
John Benak
la Valle
Wis
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Demosky
Roloff
West Troy
Skillet Crelk
John McFarland
Will Me Farland
J. Rounds
Samuel Warne
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W. H. H. Baxter
O. A
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Bertha Graham
Delton Fairfield
Berkenhagen
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Carl
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Leland
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M.T. Drea
Phil
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West
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Onalaska
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Kinnamon
Miss Mae
Case Newell
Myrtle Severtsen
Viroqua, Wis
Alice Brewster
Henry Shields
Second Avenue
H. L. Brethauer
John Astle
Lissie Johnston
A. P. Johnson
Williston, N. D
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Eleventh Avenue
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R. W. McFarland
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Newport
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Marian Romelfanger
Charles Waddell
Gilbert Johnson
Lake Street
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Wilfred J. Durward
Valparaiso
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N. Wilcox
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Cohn
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Bert Golimar
Fifth Avenue
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Boston
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Ollie Reynolds
W. T. Kelsey
Grotophorst
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