Men’s heavy wool socks and fine cashmere finish
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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1911
Page
3
Thanksgiving Socials and Dinners Reported Across Local Families
Families gathered for turkey dinners and social events throughout the area. Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Spencer joined Paul Cahoon for Thanksgiving, while the Bassett and Martin households hosted relatives and friends. Ed Watkins, Walter Pierce, and Harvey Ott hosted meals, and Alma Martin visited from La Crosse. The Schroeder, Niles, Bonham, Meyers, and Kimball groups also hosted or attended gatherings, with plans for future schooling noted for Earl Langdon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardy Spencer
Paul Cahoon
Charles
Hollis Bassett
A. Martin
Ed. Martin
A. K. Bassett
Harvey Ott
Webster’s Prairie
John Marquard
Ed. Watkins
Walter Pierce
Alma Martin
la Crosse
Schroeder
Baraboo
Earl Langdon
Niles
F. N. Peck
Bonham
Stanley
Nellie
Ruth Kimball
Clara Niles
Lyons resident visits daughter burned in gasoline stove blast
William Vandenburg traveled to Elroy to see his daughter Mrs. J. McCoy who suffered serious burns from a gasoline stove explosion. The item notes several local visits and Thanksgiving gatherings among area residents and families including Miss Della Cooper, Rev and Mrs L A Goddard, the Huntingtons, the Sansums, and the Berkleys.
Thanksgiving Day Meals and Local Visits Report
Mrs Willian Vandenburg visited her daughter Mrs J McCoy in Elroy on Sunday. Nettie and Ruth Kimball stayed with Mrs Harley Niles. Walter Kimball Lucile and William Lynch of Bara Boo dined with Mr and Mrs Willard Kimball. Mrs C H Pierce has been ill. L and C meet Dec 7 at Mrs J D Martins. Adam Thaerer shared turkey with Mr and Mrs E J Curry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Vandenburg
Elroy
J. McCoy
Nettie
Ruth Kimball
Harley Niles
Walter Kimball
Lucile
William Lynch
Baraboo
Willard Kimball
C. H. Pierce
J. D. Martin
Adam Thaerer
E. J. Curry
Thanksgiving Dinner Tastes Vary Across Our neighbors
Neighborhood chatter notes varied Thanksgiving menus with pie choices of mince or pumpkin. A mail route reports a drifted road near Donahue hill by the Mueller farm. Mrs. Hiie Groner travels to Galena, Martha Cage awaits holiday homecoming, and Ruth Pate plans a Dec 22 program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donahue Hill
Mueller Farm
Hiie Groner
Galena
Fred Hein
Glen
Martha Cage
Ruth Pate
Soldier’s meal leaves cat hungry in village tale
A woman recalls feeding a soldier a dish and regretting not adding more butter as she laments it would have fed her cat better. The anecdote reveals a humorous, rural view of hospitality and appetite in a small community.
Sauk City Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Mrs Wallace Robinson of Chicago and Miss Marie Leinenkugel of Madison visited the Leinenkugel home. Gustave Naffz moved to Madison to manage Pardee drug store. Mrs Geo Gilkerson of Los Angeles arrives to winter with relatives. The Guethleins celebrate a golden anniversary with ten children. Rashe Hubbel promotes the old sanitarium effort. Local teachers attended an institute at Mazomanie. Juanita Post spent Thanksgiving with her parents. The Ladies Aid plans a church meeting December 6. Frank Philipps attends a Baraboo family gathering. A Thanksgiving reunion at the Melzl home includes Emanuel Phillips and Milwaukee relatives. A December 8 high school program raises funds for Black River Falls relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Robinson
Chicago
Marie Leinenkugel
Madison
F. L. Leinenkugel
Gustave Naffz
Pardee Drug Store
Geo. Gilkerson
Los Angeles
California
Julius Nold
Black Hawk
Peter Peterson
John Guethlein
Joseph Hartmann
Rashe Hubbel
Prairie du Chien
Elizabeth Colvin
Ella Mettel
Alma Meyer
Selma Brecht
Mazomanie
Juanita Post
St. Mary’s Academy
Edgewood
P. J. R. Post
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Reformed Church
Herman Guhl
Frank Philipps
Baraboo
Josephine Melzl
Emanuel Philipps
Milwaukee
Melzl
Black River Falls
Thanksgiving Movements And Visits Across Sauk County
Orson Trussell left Saturday for Madison to take the short course in agriculture at the university. O. A. Getchell and wife visited their daughter Mrs. Spaulding at Camp Douglass, returning Friday. Forty five from Sauk and Columbia counties plus the Allen Bass family dined with Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Bass of Dellona on Thanksgiving. F. H. Getchell and family spent Thanksgiving at R. L. Glazier's in Baraboo. Mrs. Charlies Cline and daughter Lois and Miss Anna Puttkammer were at the H. Puttkammer home Wednesday night and Thursday. Miss Leona Getchell returned to Stoughton last Saturday. Great Wilcox and family of Kilbourn spent Thanksgiving with relatives here. Albert Puttkammer returned home this morning after almost a year’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orson Trussell
Madison
University
O. A. Getchell
Camp Douglass
Spaulding
Burton
Sauk
Columbia Counties
Allen Bass
Reedsburg
C. W. Bass
Dellona
F. H. Getchell
R. L. Glazier’s
Baraboo
Charlies Cline
Lois
Anna Puttkammer
H. Puttkammer
Leona Getchell
Stoughton
Great Wilcox
Kilbourn
Albert Puttkammer
Narrows Prairie Social News and Creamery Meeting Notice
Miss Bessie Bohn spent Thanksgiving at her Lime Ridge home. H. Voss of Westheld visited H. C. Koester and Archie Jacobs. August Meyer visited Minnesota with his two sisters. Narrows Prairie creamery annual meeting is set for Wednesday December 6 at the creamery. Archie Jacobs and family joined Mrs. Corbin in Baraboo for Thanksgiving. Herman Lindloff and Edd Lindloff hosted Thanksgiving. Xmas greetings close the column with Rocky Mountain Tea ad from J. B. Donovan & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Bohn
Lime Ridge
H. Voss
Westheld
H. C. Koester
Archie Jacobs
August Meyer
Minnesota
Mrs. Corbin
Baraboo
Herman Lindloff
Edd
McNamara brothers jailed as judge cites life and 15 year terms
In Los Angeles Judge Bordwell sentenced James McNamara to life imprisonment and his brother John to 15 years. Nearby Sauk City reports optimism on a Madison to Portage electric line with surveys on display and eastern funds ready to build, while a Baraboo to Portage stretch is also noted. The state park board rejected a $27,000 jury price for American Refractories land, risking a new condemnation later. Also, Tomahawk reports Robert Vanderhoef injured in a pulp mill grinder incident. The Chicago and Northwestern line between Milwaukee and Wyeville opens with new stations added along the Sparta line. Baraboo ministers attended a Baraboo Valley meeting in North Freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Hill
Sauk City
Madison
Portage
Baraboo
State Park Board
American Refractories Company
Tomahawk
Robert Vanderhoef
Merrimack
Pulp Mill No. 1
Vanderhoef
Chicago & Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wyeville
Northwestern
Sparta
Lindwurm
Sussex
Keesus
North Lake
Mapletor
Ashippun
Lebanon
Clyman
Cafe Special Coffee Sold At Low 20 Cents A Pound
North Freedom find value in a new coffee drink Cafe Special priced at 20 cents per pound. Packed in sanitary one pound packets and sold exclusively at Eschenbach and Sechroeder's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CAFE
Eschenbach & Sechroeder’s
Mollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Ad
Advertises Mollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a weekly tonic to improve health and happiness. Declares it delicious and nature's greatest remedy with claims it keeps you well. Promoted by J. B. Donovan & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Donovan
Mollister
J. B. Donovan & Co
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The
Berg Dry Goods Company
Barale Odo
Dane
Tie Up
Baraboo Bluffs
LYONS
William Vandenburg
Della Cooper
Greenfield
Wilbur Berkley
L. A. Goddard
Charles Huntington
Delton
William Sansum
David Sansum
J. B. Southard
Frank Berkley
J. Berkley, Sr
L. Nutting
Horace Cahoon
Durward’s
Gustave Weiland
William Graves
Germany
Fairfield
Narrows Prairie
Bordwell
James 4. McNamara
John J. McNamara
Lowell
South Bear
R Dem
Randolph
Friesland
Knogle
Dalton
Glen Oak
Buffalo
Oxford
Brooks
Grand Marsh
Friendship
Arkdale
Necedah
Cloverdale
Cranbarry
Shennington
Tomah
Tunnel City
McCoy
North Freedom
Baraboo Valley Association
Levin
Rev
Foulks
Wellington
T'S
Lueth
Fourth Ave
NTAL
Nerer Bros
D.D.S
Dental Department of
Mich
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