Additional Brieflets From Tuesday's Daily
The column lists Fisher Bros. pens and Evenson's Pharmacy brushes and writing goods. It reports Peter Haworth seeking a name change to Liebecker, and a Mendota asylum escape alert. It also notes a barn incident with a runaway animal, and Wisconsin Business University students from Baraboo and area beginning a midwinter term on January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Haworth
Keller
Liebecker
Ani
Mendota
Wny
Huerth
Barakoo
Wisconsin Business University of la Crosse
Wendell Sutherland
Ralph Sutherland
Arthur Schade
Elizabeth McGraw
Celia McGuan
Alice Boodle
Freon Baraboo
Fairfield Notices and Local Updates
Fairfield reports include Mr Spaulding injuring himself after a fall last week. The Prohibition Alliance gathered at the town hall Friday. Ella Rehbein returns to Baraboo to work for Mrs Marriott. Oscar Schults suffers quinsy. Mrs Cory Clark is recovering. Mrs D Plummer hosts her son Gene and wife from Shell Lake while attending her mother Mrs Townsend's funeral. East Fairfield visit by Newell family. Baraboo sick horse detains John Lee. Myrtle Higgins visits Florence Black in Reedsburg. John Davenport hosts his winmother from Reedsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spaulding
Prohibition Alliance
Ella Rehbein
Schmidtke
Baraboo
Wm. Marriott
Oscar Schults
Cory Clark
D. Plummer
Gene
Shell Lake
Plummer
Townsend
W. H. Newell
Claude Newell
East Fairfield
A. J. Newell
John Lee
Myrtle Higgins
Florence Black
Reedsburg
John Davenport
Sandusky Notes on Local Movements and Visits
Dec 10 update from Sandusky covers residents traveling to Avon and Mantens Ill, moves to Richland Center and Apple Ridge, new residences near farms, farm purchases near Cazenovia, scarlet fever recoveries, and a slow church relocation by Baraboo movers from Ward’s Corners to Lime Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Niebuhr
Adelmann
Cazenovia
Muffet
C. A. Reitman
Winfield News Weathers Ill Family and Travel Plans
Miss Gasser of District No. 11 is called home Friday due to her mother's illness. Mr. and Mrs. George Darrow return from Twin Falls Idaho with sons Howard Thomas and Burr, pleased with their homestead choices. Adolph Lychbury returns from Alexandria Minnesota after a season's work. Corneal Sedgnick and Ed Cooney plan a winter in Amsterdam Belgium to bring back Belgian companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Gasser
George Darrow
Twin Falls
Idaho
Howard
Thomas
Burr
Adolph Lychbury
Alexandria
Minnesota
Corneal Sedgnick
Ed. Cooney
Reedsburg Community News Highlights
Mrs J A Stone returned from Chicago after a week visiting friends. Miss Mina Stone is at home near Ironton while training. Mrs E B Noyes remains bedbound at Hotel Bates after last Thursday's fire. Mrs Lew spoke for the W T U at the M E church. Mr and Mrs Hungerford wed Nov 23 and will be in Milwaukee after June 1. Ed Courtier and Peter Lassalette to Baxaboo for Walnut Hill cemetery monuments. Charlie Donahue improving after critical illness. Mrs W Morgan’s body brought from Milwaukee and buried at Greenwood cemetery. Gen Mead remains very low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Stone
Chicago
Mina Stone
Ironton
E. B Noyes
Hotel Bates
Lew
T. U
M. E
Hungerford
Ofi
Milwaukee
Courtier
Peter Lassallette
Baxaboo
Walnut Hill
Charlie Donahue
W. Morgan
Greewood Cemetery
Gen. Mead
Basket social to fund school organ at Butterfield
The Butterfield schoolhouse hosts a Friday basket social to raise funds for an organ. About 30 people gathered at Wm Lawrent’s home for sewing and packing three missionary boxes, with an offering over six dollars. Visitors included Miss Susie Jones of La Farge and Mr F N Salisbury of Lyons. Mrs Wm Simpson and two children plan a short trip to Lodi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butterfield
Susie Jones
la Farge
Wm. Simpson
F. N. Salisbury
Lyons
Charles Cone
Wm. Lawrent
Frank Mortimer
Walton
Walter du Bois
Lodi
K. Keylock
Evansville
U. H. Isrown
South Delton Organizes Winter Literary Group
Neighbors in South Delton gathered last Saturday to form a winter literary group. Elected officers include Earl Lamberton president Ener Bayles vice president Harry Mather secretary Jennie Searle assistant secretary. First meeting set with KE Bayles family on the coming Saturday night. Kate Searle visited Steele farm near Kilbourn. Kate Waddell at training school in Reedsburg fell ill with measles. her father and sister Maude visited.
Delton Society Notes and Local Visits
Mrs. G W Allen visits Baraboo with daughter Mrs Melvin Newkirk. C A Frazier resigns due to illness and will visit parents. Reynolds improves from stomach trouble. Mrs Lydia Hulbert and Miss M N Walker return from Rib Lake after visiting Eugene. School Clerk Howard Freer and Treasurer Theo Steele attend district clerks convention in Reedsburg. G G Keyes ill. August Timme and daughter Miga travel to Baraboo. Latimer family returns from Dakota. Royal Neighbors banquet at Masons hall with Kilbourn attendees. Ben Tuttle returns from Dakota. Walter Jones improves after illness while visiting Dr A Jones. Rev Custer attends golden wedding in McFarland. Arthur Allen and family visiting Abner Allen in Milwaukie. Otto Timme and wife visit Baraboo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Hulbert
M. N. Walker
Eugene
Rib Lake
Howard Freer
Theo. Steele
Reedsburg
G. G. Keyes
August Timme
Miga
Baraboo
Dudly Latimer
Dakota
Masons Hall
Kilbourn
Ben Tuttle
Walter Jones
Dr. A. Jones
Rev. Custer
McFarland
Arthur Allen
Milwaukee
Mrs
Abner Allen
National Wool Growers Association Excur sion Ticket Offer
Tickets for an excursion to Salt Lake City Utah via the North Western Line will be sold January 14 15 and 16 with favorable return limits. Apply to agents Chicago and North Western Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Wool Growers Association
Salt Lake City
Utah
North-Western
Chicago & North-Western Bay
Funeral attendance and local moves reported in Leland area
Chas Ray and wife and Mrs Guetskow attended the Merrimack funeral of Mrs Wight on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Henry Kopf and their son Fred were in Reedsburg on Tuesday. Rudolf Pagel moved his butcher shop to Herman Geise’s lot with John Schisse handling work. Miss Nettie Bender visited Miss Lena Nopf last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Ray
South Fairfield Community Notices
Mr Schults lost a horse last week. Miss Eva Bump attends a conference in Arena. The Leech Creek Helpers Union will meet with August Ziegler. All are invited. Harry Attridge is improving slowly after illness. Miss Ida Attridge visits the home of Mr Will Jones and family for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Schults
Eva Bump
Arena
Leech Creek Helper’s Union
August Ziegler
Ida Attridge
Mr Will Jones
Willing Workers Club Elects Officers For Winter
The Willing Workers meet with Mrs Walt Greed on Thursday December 123th for dinner. Officers elected include Earl Thomas President Arthur Bump Vice President H H Porter Secretary and Miss Ella Wilcox Treasurer. The group plans interesting meetings this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Greed
Alliance
Earl Thomas
Arthur Bump
H. H.porter
Ella Wilcox
National Railway Training School ad seeks young men for railway posts
The notice offers over 500 openings for firemen and brakemen with no experience needed and high wages from $75 to $200 monthly. It promises rapid promotion to engineers and conductors and free home instructions by mail. Send for catalogue and application from National Railway Training School in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Railway Training School, Inc
E. Boston Block
Minneapolis
Hood's Sarsaparilla Popular Remedy Ad
The ad extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best medicine to rid humors and clear the complexion. It emphasizes affordability and appeals to health improvement claims in a period style advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
C. 1
Hood Co
Lowell
Mass
Merrimack Social Roundup Highlights Local Guests
Mrs M M Cooper accompanied her son to Milwaukee for an indefinite visit. Visitors arrive from Montana and Delton while local residents host guests at the Peck and Coates homes. Lectures, bazaars, and a future basket ball team loom as community notices. farm updates and travel around Baraboo, Reedsburg, and Kirkland complete the week’s small-town schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Cooper
W. E. Cooper
Milwaukee
Swet
Montana
H. L. Peck
Effie Walker
J. A Coates
M. Morey
Delton
Jas Graham
F. A. Cooper
Edward J. Gottwinkel
Ladies Aid Society
C. Parks
R. N. of A
Cooper’s Hall
W. G. Clark
Baraboo
Local social notices from Sauk City area
Amelia Pohlman returned home in Sauk City after visiting her sister Mrs F C Schulte. Mrs Otto Meyer and Mrs Peters and children spent Tuesday at Reedsburg. Mrs E Richardson visited Baraboo relatives last week. Mildred Scharnke went to Baraboo and stayed through Sunday. W R Harding spent Saturday at home. Mr and Mrs Wu Leisenfeldt and children returned to La Crosse after visiting Mr and Mrs Wm Breitzke. Mrs Wells and Persus of Mauston visited E P Richardson and family. Herman Krueger and Andrew Vogel were home from a mason crew near Chicago. Wu Haltz left for Chicago Sunday. Mr and Mrs F A Philbrick of Baraboo visited Eugene Scharnke and family. Mr and Mrs R M Pierce visited Baraboo Sunday. May Hinds of Baraboo visited with Uncle and Aunt John Hinds over Sunday. Frank Kieb moved his store to
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Meyer
Peters
Reedsburg
Wells
Persus
Mauston
E. P. Richardson
Fred Heltz
Herman Krueger
Andrew Vogel
Chicago
R. Ri. Mason
Wu. Haltz
F. A. Philbrick
Baraboo
Eugene Scharnke
R. M. Pierce
May Hinds
John Hinds
Frank Kieb
Henry Klipp
Mary Frambes
Madison
Lizzie
Henry Shanke
Merrill
Harm
Olga Walter
Wonewoc
Ernest Walter
Wm. Zautke
Excelsior
Will Framber
Wisconsin
Chris
Mendota
Frank Bender
White Mound
Brown
Herman Koenecke
Thanksgiving social notices from Narrows Prairie crowd
Residents and relatives around Narrows Prairie share Thanksgiving visits in Madison Merrill Wonewoc Excelsior North Freedom Centerville Iowa and Reedsburg. Family gatherings include Hall Framber Gade Koenecke and Lindloff households with moves and deer hunting reports.
Skillet Creek News And Local Notes
Warren Bellows and Arthur Bassett returned home for winter after a westward trip last summer. Chas. Weisse hosted G. Carpenter and family. Arthur Spencer came home from Freeport. W Cahoon visited Mendota. Henry Hill will run the cream route during Cahoon’s absence. Sumpter Creamery Corp gathered 400,957 pounds of betters and grossed about $95,000 for the year ending Nov 22. Debts paid and a good balance on hand. Wm. Toole to attend the Des Moines Horticultural convention part of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Bellows
Arthur Bassett
G. Carpenter
Chas. Weisse
Arthur Spencer
Freeport
W. Cahoon
Mendota
Henry Hill
Sumpter Creamery Corp
Wm. Toole
Des Moines
Iowa
Local notes and community updates from Bara Boo area
Loren Horton and family returned to Phillips after visiting relatives. Will Sherman is recovering after two weeks of sickness. Mr and Mrs Shore of Kilbourn visit Allen Broas. Mrs Wm Canon is ill with lung trouble. The Bara Boo river iron bridge is completed and accepted by the town board. Alvin Stanley and Rosa Bradley married in Portage last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren Horton
Phillips
Will Sherman
Shore
Kilbourn
Allen Broas
Wm. Canon
Baraboo
Alvin Stanley
Rosa Bradley
Portage
Distressed Feeling After Eating Prompted Gastrozone Pitch
The advertisement promotes Gastrozone claiming it cures sick headaches heart trouble and weak stomach and offers money back if not cured. It asserts Gastrozone is a scientific germicide not a patent medicine and promises relief from digestive issues sold by J. B. Donovan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Donovan
The Christmas Dinner and Dyspepsia Cure
The piece argues that dyspepsia stems from a weak stomach, not a bad cook. It recommends Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy to vigor the stomach, cure dyspepsia and improve appetite for a more pleasant holiday meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Long’s Little Son Improves After Pneumonia
In LA VALLE Ed Long reports his son Gerald has pneumonia but shows slow improvement. The community notes several local visits and movements including Miss Le Noir Courtier visiting from Madison and Emmet Darrow moving into Ed Kitson’s residence.
For sale and wedding notices at this office
For sale cards for sale and rent cards and dress making cards and visiting cards and wedding invitations offered at this office with available services and pricing.
Pure Bred Curve Jersey Sows for July Farrow
Pure bred curve Jersey sow offspring expected in July. Enquire J. W Hazen at 502 Ash St Baraboo Wisconsin for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curve Jersey Sons
Farrow
J. W Hazen
Ash St. Baraboo, Wis
Baraboo Building Lot Sale With Bonus Plymouth Rock Cockerels
For sale a prime Baraboo building lot offered at a price well below value. The seller notes four Plymouth Rock roosters remaining at one dollar each and a free Rock with the lot. Contact A. D. Dorsett at the News office for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
A. D. Dorsett
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Fisher Bros
Tf Yew
West
Evenson’s Pilverovacy
Evenson’s ‘Pharmacy
W. B. Gowles
Greenfield
Chowles
Fairfield
Roges
Foster Robe & Tanning Co
Fifth Street
S. E
Minn
Sandusky
Hannah Staples
Avon
Jennie Johnson
Mr. Russell
Richland Center
Jake Wolf
Con. Duren
Apple Ridge
Geo. Geretsen
Ed. Staples
Sand Rock
Wm. Kuterbach
Ableman
Winfield
Dellona and
North Excelsior
South Delton
G. W. Allen
Melvin Newkirk
C. A. Frazier
M. K& Reynolds
Otto Timme
DR. Kreutzmann
la Valle
Leland
South Fairfield
Harry Attridge
Merrimack
Ablemar
Amelia Pohlman
Sauk City
F. C. Schulte
Narrows Prairie
Axminster
Wilton
Smyrna
J.R. Devlin
Merrimac
Wis
Skillet Creek
Long
Gerald
Ed. Kreutzman
A. C
le Noir Courtier
Ray Courtier
Staples Bros
Chas. Long
Hugh Pinn
Fred Harper
Geo. Inman
San Francisco
California
Emmet Darrow
Main St
Ed. Kitson
Anton Eder
Chas. Lefker
C. Lobdell
Waseca Ae Ee
M. A. Wilson
Prairie du Lac
Sumpter
Jersey
Delane
North Freedom
Frank Feltz
Bankers National Bank of Chicago
Capital
Columbia House
Ill
R. R. Remington
City
P. H. Crossman
John E. Vandenburg
South Street
W. P. Perry
Highth Street
Northwestern Depot
Fairbanks Morse
C. H. Farnum
J.d.travis
Kohler & Campbell
Tenth Street
O. L. Glazier
R. L. Glazier
Fourth Street
Butterfield Bridge
Ferdinand Welk
Fred Tobler’s
Sauk
Ottille Meyer
Poland
E. A. McGilvra
Baraboo Fair Grounds
Frank Whitman
South Side
Frank Emery
Sheriff Hill
Evans & Thomas
Mills Block
J.F. Sneathen
Baraboo Markets
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