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Newspaper

Baraboo News

Location

Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1908

Page

7

Visitors and Local Returns From La Valle Area

Mrs Josepine Gerlick returns to St Paul after visiting relatives here with Mrs Chris Eder and Mrs H E Paddock. Several guests arrive from Jefferson Madison and Chicago for short visits. Henry Hochmuth of La Valle town dies suddenly of heart disease after being in town for a weekend.

Josepine Gerlick St. Paul Chris Eder H. E. Paddock Frank Eger Libertyville Ill Wm. Pomeroy Leslie Jefferson Hazel Slonker Loganville Mary Dickens Eau Claire Madison Helen Koeppke Chicago Henry Hochmuth LaValle

Sixty Ninth Anniversary Celebration in Ebenzer Valley

Relatives from North Freedom surprised Mrs Joel Hackett on her sixty ninth birthday in Ebenzer Valley. Supper and ice cream accompanied by fortune telling provided entertainment as guests departed late, wishing many more celebrations to come.

Ebenzer Valley North Freedom Joel Hackett

South Delton notes and farm visitors update

Mrs Ben Holt returns from Nebraska to visit relatives. William Waddell to depart for South Dakota for work. Claude Searle back in LaCrosse. George Holt visited Charlie Burke on Webster's Prairie. Bayles of North Freedom visited Chas Wright. Carl Lamberton visited Bennie Holts near Reedsburg. Clara and Kate Searle at home for two weeks, Kilbourn trip. Flora Rich and Mollie Stehr visiting Clark Holt. Cratsenberg visiting daughter Bird in La Grange Illinois. Mrs Wm Coome visited son Sherman family. Clyde McFarland of Baraboo returned from Searle's. Waddell spent Sunday in Fairfield with ill father. Otto Powell and wife visited at Searle’s. Harry Mather and Earl Lamberton working in Kilbourn spent Sunday with relatives.

Ben Holt Nebraska William Waddell South Dakota Claude Searle LaCrosse George Holt Charlie Burke Webster’s Prairie John Bayles North Freedom Chas. Wright Carl Lamberton Bennie Holts Reedsburg Clara Kate Searle Wm. Waddell Fairfield

Local News Briefs From North Fairfield Aug 18

Aug 18 events include Hiter Jones of Mauston preaching at Pecks Corners M E Church and Ambros Delap from Holton School New York preaching at Peck s Corner Weslyan Church. The farmers nine beat the Fairfield chippers 16 to 18. Mrs Wilson visits Kilbourn relatives. Marsh Harrison visits Harshall. A S Cooper and George Oles with families outing on Wisconsin river. Rolla Harrison visits Webster s Prairie. Lester Marston of Chippewa Falls joins his wife visiting locally.

Hiter Jones Mauston M. E Pecks Corners Ambros Delap Holton School New York Weslyan Peck’s Corner Farmers’ Baseball Fairfield Chippers Wilson Kilbourn Fred Flinn Marsh Harrison Harshall Cooper George Almond Oles Wisconsin River Rolla Harrison Webster’s Prairie Lester Marston Chippewa Falls

Mrs. C. R. Carlish Returns From Chicago Visit

Mrs. C. R. Carlish and her son Harold have returned to Fairfield after spending a month in Chicago with friends and relatives.

C. R. Carlish Harold Chicago

Low Round-Trip Rates for G A R Encampment

Low round trip rates will be made from points on The North Western Line for the G A R Encampment in Toledo Ohio from August 27 to 30. For full particulars apply to agents Chicago and North Western Ry.

North Western Toledo Ohio Chicago & North Western Ry

Sedgwick and visitors linger in Sandusky area

Aug 17 notes show Mr and Mrs Harvey Sedgwick of Duluth and relatives visiting in Sandusky. Various guests from Madison Lodi Reedsburg Ithaca Winfield Bear Valley La Crosse attend events, fairs, and family gatherings as travelers depart or arrive for short visits.

Dellona and North Excelsior Social Notes

Aug 14 welcomed a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ellis. Visitors include Laura Day Westfield and the Huntington sisters Lyons at Wellington Henitta’s. Several locals ill or visiting, including George Hengstler, Grace Beaver Baraboo, and multiple Bass family gatherings at Dellona and Reedsburg homes.

Paul Ellis Laura Day Westfield Grace Beaver Howard Bass Robert Burton Joseph Burton Vivian Butterfield Fairfield C. W. Bass Sparks Ruth Winfield

Birthday Dinner Honors Merrimack Resident

Mrs. Berry returned to Baraboo Monday evening after a pleasant day with Mrs. Potter on her farm. An elaborate birthday dinner awaited her upon arrival, with friends and neighbors present. She plans to return to Merrimack soon for several days.

Mrs. Berry Baraboo Mrs. Potter Merrimack

Ironton Social Notices Mention Guests and Visits

Aug 16 updates from Ironton note Mrs Brayden and Janet Brayden of Dakota visiting the Blakeslees, Mrs Griffin returning from Iowa, and several locals attending the Reedsburg Fair. Others travel to Madison Chippewa Falls and Lime Ridge with friends and relatives while Fay Blanchard returns from Whitewater summer school.

D.brayden Janet Dakota E. Blakeslee A. Griffin Harrison Iowa Reedsburg Ray Powell Fay Blanchard Whitewater Rev. Fredericks Madison A. J. Blakeslee Norman Graves Palmer Hanzlick Cathrine Chippewa Falls Frank Hanzlick Bryden E. Blake

Berry picking drives chief industry in local area

Aug. 17 notes berry picking as the primary local industry with many bushels of blackberries harvested on the big marsh in the past week. Farmers stay busy with rain, some plowing for fall grain while others finish stacking. Corey Clark reports a lost horse and Guy Plummer plans to go to Dakota for threshing season work.

Big J. N. Wing Charles Wing Fairfield Corey Clark Guy Plummer Dakota

North Freedom and Hetland residents linked to local farms

Ebenezer Valley notes George Northup of North Freedom visiting the Hackett farm. Hetland resident Guy Weidenhoff bought the N H Smith farm once known as the Watson place. Many locals attended the Reedsburg fair, calling it first class. An organ was installed in the Lennill home. Mrs G A Cole and daughter Olive from Baraboo visited Hackett farm.

George Northup North Freedom Hackett Farm Guy Weidenhoff Hetland N.H. Smith Watson Farm Reedsburg Lennill G. A. Cole Olive Baraboo

Sumpter Social News Highlights Aug 17

Edward Johnson summoned to Grand Forks following telegram on Paul Johnson’s death. Local visitors include Mr. McIntosh and Ida of Lodi at R. H. Mather Marvin Wilson and Will Premo. Bert Wagner Will Olson Mrs Emma Olson and Mrs Perry guesting with Alfred Wagner. Bert and Mrs Perry return to Canada. Ice cream social at church a success. Thirteenth wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. John Gruber celebrated with a large gathering and plenary supper.

Edward Johnson Grand Forks Dakota Paul John Johnson McIntosh Ida Lodi R. H. Mather Marvin Wilson Will Premo Reedsburg Fair Bert Wagner Will Olson Emma Olson Perry Alfred Wagner Canada D. D. Premo Lewis Merrimack John Gruber

Winfield Social Notes and Visits Across Town

Miss Alice Ellenwood of Reedsburg visits Mrs. O E Cattington. Ladies Home club meets at Mrs X Reese. Winfield attends Reedsburg fair. Ernest Hawes of Chicago visits sister Mrs Lem Kelley. Mrs CJ Stevens of Mason City Iowa and Mrs CP Davenport visit Mr and Mrs WH Skinner. Mrs Wilson and Mrs Kipp with child visit Ira Churchill home. Davis hosts club gathering with Chandler and Miss McFarland of Minneapolis. Light refreshments and music.

Alice Ellenwood Reedsburg O. E. Cattington Ladies Home Club X. Reese Winfield Ernest Hawes Chicago Lem Kelley C.J. Stevens Mason City Iowa C. P. Davenport City W. H. Skinner

Local Notes From Westfield Aug 18

Mrs. L Waltz of La Valle cares for Mrs J Waddell. A son born to Mr and Mrs F Brooks last Friday. Mr and Mrs H Woll visit daughter and family A Alexander. J Rumpf trip to Dakota. Wm Schultz improving though seriously sick. J Patterson of North Freedom stays with J Rumpf. A Kamrath of Baraboo visits relatives. Geo Moog and Schuster visit relatives. German M E sociable with Mrs F Schanke Aug 27. Wayne Stillson visits with parents in Wauwatosa.

L. Waltz la Valle J. Waddell F. Brooks H. Woll A. Alexander J. Rumpf Dakota Wm. Schultz J. Patterson North Freedom A. Kamrath Baraboo Geo. Moog Mr. Schuster M. E

Lost a Finger In Separator Accident

Herman Behnke of Caledonia lost the little finger of his right hand after it was caught in a separator. Amputation was necessary.

Herman Behnke Caledonia

Drowning Incident Casts Sorrow in Kilbourn Area

In Kilbourn the drowning of four Chicago visitors cast sorrow over the community. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Smith were present at the time. Other notes include McMarlin threshing on the prairie, grain quality, and visits to Mirror Lake by F. E. Morey and J. Hoppe’s family. Local residents report various farm tasks and small happenings around Fern Dell and Fern Dell hotel interest.

C. M. Smith Kilbourn Chicago McMarlin F. E. Morey

Miss Breitzke Visits and Local Social Happenings

Miss Mary Breitzke of Madison visits relatives in Ableman. F Zeller family hosts Roscoe visitors. Mrs Wm Bartenbach leads sewing circle gathering. Reedsburg fair drew many locals. two pickpockets netted about 50 dollars on the train. Tea Richardson collides with a telephone pole while transporting fairgoers. German Lutheran Missionary service held in their grave. Rev Popp assisted by Sparta and Norwalk pastors, about 90 dollars contributed. Miss A McNeil of Merrill visits Florence Richardson. Louis Ott of Chicago visits parents. Arthur Okey, former principal, in town. Miss Rube Kramps hosts a birthday party.

Mary Breitzke Madison F. Zeller Roscoe Wm. Bartenbach Sewing Circle Reedsburg Fair Tea Richardson Reedsburg Fair Grounds German Lutheran Church Sparta Norwalk Popp A. McNeil Merrill Florence Richardson Louis Ott Chicago Arthur Okey Rube Kramps

Community Notes From Wheelerburg Station

Aug 17 social visits feature Mr and Mrs G Hamister and Mr and Mrs E Hamburg hosting and visiting relatives. H C Halbersleben of Petersburg Neb called on cousin Wm Halbersleben. Hamburg family members along with Harold visited Henry Hamburg. Maurice Cole of Reedsburg visited his sister Mrs Chas Barringer. Emma and Esther Halbersleben visited cousins Amanda and Hilda Rose. Walter Sorge and Mrs Sorge visited her parents, H Klagos and others. Mrs Herman Klagos visited Fred Sanders near Lime Ridge.

Henry Sheirhorn Reedsburg Ernest Hamburg Emma Esther Halbersleben Amanda Hilda Rose Walter Sorge H. Klagos Herman Klagos Fred Sanders Lime Ridge

Skillet Creek Social and Construction Notes

Wm Bassett and wife visited their daughter Mrs Norman Good man of North Freedom. Charles Spencer and Ed Bellows with wives went to Kilbourn and Mirror Lake. Anna Douglas and Lydia North visited Ed McClure at Reedsburg fair. Wm Zantow nearly finished a new farm residence. A L Travis family visited Willis Ryan. Mrs Abbie Ryan stayed at Travis home. George Burdick raffled Saturday. Wm Toole returned from northern trip. Mrs R G Andrews stayed at Pansy Heights. DeWayne Brown finished barn and wagon shed. Geo Carpenter's barn and house near completion. Willis Ryan remodeling. Maurice Cowles to Altoona Minn for railroad work. Mrs Wm Allwin recovering from illness.

Wm.Bassett Norman Goodman North Freedom Chas. Spencer Ed. Bellows Kilbourn Mirror Lake Anna Douglas Lydia North Ed. McClure Jennie Martin Reedsburg Wm. Zantow A. L. Travis Willis Ryan Abbie Ryan Travis George Burdick Wm. Toole R. G. Andrews Pansy Heights DeWayne Brown Geo. Carpenter Maurice Cowles Altoona Minn Wm. Allwin

Paper Is Appreciated Renewal From Spencer Resident

Mrs. L. W. Field of Spencer 8 D sends a note of thanks and renewal for the paper, saying she cannot get along without it.

L. W. Field Spencer

Reedsburg Fair Day Sees Big Crowd and Accidents

Mrs. M. Smith suffers serious injuries after a platform collapses at the Reedsburg fair on the big day attended by about 5000. The piece also notes visits from Baraboo and Madison locals, wedding travel, and local business moves amid a week of fair events and rain benefiting crops.

Don W. French Dies in Kilbourn At 42

Don W. French, a Kilbourn resident since about 18 years old, died August 12 from diabetes. Born at Big Spring 24 years ago, he was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Don C. French and a Kilbourn High School graduate of 1902. He leaves a wife formerly Miss Marian Flook.

Don W. French Kilbourn Big Spring Don C. French Don Marian Flook

Visitors at Glen Cottage guests include clergy and townsfolk

On Thursday last a number of visitors came to the Glen including Rev. John Henderson of Tracy Iowa Rev. T Durward Sister Mary Crehan of Sacred Heart home Rosella Sullivan of Clone Minn and Mary Meade E H Nantz of Milwaukee with a camera visited for lunch Mrs Lillian Davies and grandson Harold Wengler stayed four days at Glen Cottage Also Margaret Hyer visited and Mrs Fanny Morris suffers a severe ivy rash on her face

Glen John Henderson Tracy Iowa T. Durward Mary Crehan Sacred Heart Home Rosella Sullivan Clone, Minn Mary Meade E. H. Nantz Milwaukee Lillian Davies Harold Wengler Wengler Glen Cottage Davies Margaret Hyer Fanny Morris

Pine Hollow Valley Social Roundup August Visit Highlights

Local residents and families from Pine Hollow Valley visited friends and relatives across nearby towns. Sunday gatherings included Carl Yantz and family at Frank Searles home, Clara Yantz and Clara Kosin with Mary Kamenzky, and numerous others sharing meals, fishing, and casual calls.

Kapelka Visited Frank Knoop House Sunday

Kapelka spent Sunday at the home of Frank Knoop and family. Henry and Edward Stieve and their sister Alvina were in North Freedom.

Kapelka Frank Knoop Henry and Edward Stieve Alvina North Freedom Sunday

Baraboo Visit From Mielke Family Oversees Wisconsin Stay

Baraboo hosts Julius Mielke Theodore Mielke and their nephew August Mielke from South Haven Michigan. They tour Albert Mielke’s home and praise Wisconsin scenery while noting dry weather and poorer crops in South Haven and Sauk county. No peaches this year due to frost. Also, Tuesday Alf Rich and daughter Flora visited Charlie Burke.

Julius Theodore Mielke South Haven Mich Albert Mielke August Mielke Wisconsin Sauk County Alf. Rich Flora Chas. Burke’s

Caramel Ice Cream Featured at Even Son’s Pharmacy

A brief notice highlights caramel ice cream being sold at Even son’s Pharmacy. The item stands out as a specialty offering with potential regional appeal. Customers are invited to sample and purchase during store hours.

Evenson’s Pharmacy

Popular Wants 4 Lines Weekly Schedule Card

A small classifieds feature listing four lines for a weekly schedule, with one weekly insertion. A second entry repeats four lines twice weekly. A third item shows four lines at three daily intervals plus one weekly line.

Also Mentioned on This Page

South Delton Otto Powell Websters Prairie S. P. Searle Harry Mather Earl Lamberton North Fairfield Sandusky Harvey Sedgwick Duluth Mr. Sedgwick Delia Pfeil Wm. McCarthy George Holborn A. Reitman Gustav Wegner Black Hawk John Goodell Wm. Shauff Joseph Ithaca John Sedgwick E. C. Sedgwick Henry Hart Mildred Hilsboro Wim. Webster Adolph Dickman Everret McCarthy Joseph Shauff Haca Myra Powell Laura Weitzel Lilly Reitman Stella Dorgan Bear Valley Eddie Iona Pfeil John Coughlin la Crosse Dellona and North Excelsior Ironton Ebenezer Valley Sumpter Delton Ableman Wheelerburg Station Skillet Creek M. Smith A. Collins Marble Dealer’s G. Rork VY. Devereant Fred Busch Nina Blank Janesville Fred Young A. McAllister Baldwin D. J. Pease Minnie Eschenbach T. W. Collins Hillsboro Our City Collins Veda Mary Young Mary Blank John Eaton Manston Louis Strenbring Oshkosh Bb. J. Hager Jane Stewert Minneapolis Joe Sanders S. Weidman Albert Fuchs Percy Emmet Kendalls Marquardt S. A. Collins Durward Pine Hollow Valley Carl Yantz Frank Searles Gurgal Bros Arnodt Clara Yantz Elsie Stackman Clara Kosin Mary Kamenzky Ulrich Ella William Ulrich Herman Dresher John Shew W. Pierce Voll Paul Kamenzky Eddie Yanke Gustav Radseck H. Kamenzky Aug. Stackman A. Stieve Lydia Radseck Martha National Railway Training School Inc Robert St St. Paul, Minn Sauk City Wisconsin Bridge F. E. Schoenfield Wis B. F. Ames C. H. Farnum O. S. C. Stock R. R. Grosinske Honey Creek Leland Charles Pagel Peerless Cigar Co Lyons H.H. Smith G. D. Beech Ash Street Hight Avenue Fifth Street Jas. McWilliams la Vaile W. A. Powers Prairie du Lac, Wis Baraboo Markets Butterfield Portage Tucker
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