Recount Ordered in Sheriff Vote
The circuit court ordered a recount of the sheriff election with Edmund A. Terry requesting the recount and Leonard Meyer consenting. Judges Kelsey and Halsted to oversee the canvass at the County Clerk’s office as packages were opened in open court. Several civil matters, including divorces and other cases, were addressed with various dispositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund A. Terry
Leonard Meyer
W.T. Kelsey
H. H. Halsted
Wood
Thumped Coal Thief Near Fourth Avenue and Park Streets
Mrs Clarence Buckley faced a coal theft at her home corner Fourth Avenue and Park Streets. She swung a club at the assailant as he emerged from the shed with coal, leaving a blood trail as he fled. The incident occurred about 7 PM with no apprehension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Buckley
Fourth Avenue
Park Streets
Fingerhut couple welcomes a December baby boy
The notice reports the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Fingerhut on Friday December 9 1910. It also mentions Mrs. G W McCready returning from Baraboo after visiting her sister Mrs A Young and reports Alfred Rieser of Madison visiting, the McCready family moving to Spring Green for the winter, Salmon Cramer and his son George suffering with the grip, and George Leverson, employed at J Rieser’s, returning home to Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Fingerhut
G. W. McCready
Baraboo
A. Young
Alfred Rieser
Madison
James McCready
Spring Green
Salmon Cramer
George
George Leverson
J. Rieser’s
Milwaukee
Prairie Du Sac Local Notices Dec 13
C J Meyer and Mrs Val Accola travel to Eau Claire due to their brother J P Meyer illness. Irving sustains a sprained ankle from a fall. Lydia Lampman moves to Baraboo to live with daughter Alva Page. Howard Baldwin returns from Reedsburg. J J Ragatz travels across the state on business. A son is born to Fred and wife in California. Etta Jones formerly resided here. Mrs A Martin returns from Waukesha after relative illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Meyer
Val. Accola
Eau Claire
J. P. Meyer
Irving
Lydia Lampman
Baraboo
Alva Page
Howard Baldwin
Reedsburg
J.J. Ragatz
Fred Conger
California
Conger
Etta Jones
Lined Up Fight Near Baraboo Business College
Ray Meyers returning from Baraboo Business College was accosted by two men between the YMCA and Boston store. One intoxicated assailant knocked his ironing board away and grabbed his throat. Meyers subdued the man with a trip, leaving him on the walk, then continued home on Third street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Meyers
Baraboo Business College
Boston
Mr. Meyers
Third Street
Shot Through Hat Frightens Farmer on Bunker Farm
While in a field at the F. 8. Bunker farm J. Schneider had a hat shot through by unseen gunfire. Two bullets pierced the hat top and vanished into the distance, leaving him scared and with no appetite for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Schneider
Mr. Schneider
Sandusky Wedding Unites Clay Adams and Minnie Frost
Mr Clay Adams and Miss Minnie Frost wed at the bride’s parents home on Wednesday December 7 with Rev Warren officiating Only immediate relatives attended Adams a brother of the groom served as groomsman and Miss Ethel Frost as bridesmaid The couple plans a visit to the groom’s parents in Michigan following well wishes from Sandusky friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Adams
Minnie Frost
Warren
Adams
Ethel Frost
Sandusky
Michigan
Delton Couple Wed in Village Ceremony
The wedding of Miss Lou Adams and Mr. Percy R. Huntington took place Thursday evening at the bride’s home in the village with Rev. Moon officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Adams
Percy R. Huntington
Moon
The Doctor Who Healed a Blighted Smile
Edith Wilton, scarred by a nurse, shuns society but falls for Dr Allan Emerson who sees past her defect. He secretly studies the expression, proposes, and heals the lip with grafted skin making her face agreeable. A delicate operation earns Edith a renewed, loving marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Wilton
Edith
Allan Emerson
Emerson
Dr. Emerson
The Baron's Bride in the Christmas Hall
Mistletoe hung in the castle hall as baronial retainers rejoice in Christmas. The baron views Lowell's bride as the star of the company while suitors seek her in vain for a week and years pass with a sorrowful tale. Later Lowell returns as the children cry and the old man weeps for his fairy bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Lovell
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Tae
Corner Drug Store
Baraboo, Wis
James A. Stone
C. E. Wolfenden
John Wood
W. A. Wyse
Jefferson Crawford
The
Co. M.& St. Paul By. Co
Wm. Sainsbury
Martha Sainsbury
D. Wheeler
Olive Sainsbury
Alexander Sprague
W.E P. Simon
Weaver
Marvin Day
C. W. Kelley
Lulu Dake
Rolla Dake
A. R. Smith
Prise
Harrisburg
West Troy
Prairie DU Sac
Delton
American Press Association
By Thomas Haynes Bayly
Leagt
Fair
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