Lyons Gossip Notes Christmas Travel Across Town
Dec 23 residents share updates as families plan Christmas visits. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Berkley and son Harold depart for Maringo Illinois while Miss Jessie Black visits Reedsburg for the holidays. Rev Sarles and family visit Baraboo friends. Henry Pierce visits his cousin Mrs Newell. William Sansum returns from Cumberland to spend vacation with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B Case
Wilbur Berkley
Harold
Maringo
Ill
R. Reuben Peers
Tennessee
Cafe
Britton
Jessie Black
Reedsyurd
Miss Sherwood
Syracuse
N.Y
J. A. Harris
Mr. Sarles
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles Offered by Paris Medicine Co
A Paris Medicine Co advertisement promises a cure for piles itching bleeding and protruding with a 14 day guarantee. Druggists refund the money if it fails to cure any case regardless of duration. First application brings ease. Price 50 cents with postal forwarding available and stamps sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Medicine Co
St. Louis
Baraboo Probate Hearing for Edson Brown Will
Notice for the December 7, 1905 probate term in Sauk County Wisconsin hearing Adaline A Brown's application to admit Edson Brown's last will to probate and grant letters testamentary to Adaline A Brown with county judge W T Kelsey presiding and Daniel Ruggles attorney listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
Adaline A Brown
Edson
Adaline A. Brown
W. T. Kelsey
Daniel Ruggles
Probate Notice for Pauline Bender Appointive Administratrix
First publication December 28 1904 Sauk County probate notice for the Baraboo estate of Frank S Bender. At February 7 1905 court hearing the petition of Pauline Bender to be named administratrix is set before County Judge W T Kelsey. Dithmar and Carow attorneys for petitioner. Football to harden soldiers mentioned as a separate note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Wisconsin
Sauk County
Baraboo
Pauline Bender
Significance of Precious Stones and Proverbs Messages
From Brewer's Dictionary of Phrase and Fable we learn amethyst humility diamond invincible faith sapphire hope sapphire? Succinct lines on ascribing virtues to stones. Burroughs notes proverbs arise from character and remain lively and vivid with truth.
Christmas merriment at Greenfield schools and dances
On Wednesday night Fern Montgomery hosted a popcorn stringing gathering for a Christmas tree with scholars and friends. A small crowd enjoyed a dance at Ed Rooney's Thursday evening. A large crowd attended the Christmas tree and exercises at Hoege schoolhouse Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Montgomery
Ed Rooney
Hoege School
Neuropathy promised as superior treatment method
An advertisement touts Neuropathy as a scientific new healing system. It claims to cure lingering heart, lung, liver, stomach, and kidney ailments and offers a free book and a $2.50 treatment package to readers who describe their case. Franklin Miles, M.D. promotes the program with home addresses in Elkhart Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Miles
M. D
LL. B
Dept
Main Street
Elkhart
Ind
Rev A E Smith to Speak at New Year Service
In a New Year address at the Methodist church Rev A E Smith will share results of a life study. The New Year’s Eve service invites young people to begin their year with the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
A. E. Smith
Hall's Catarrh Cure offered for cures and tests
State of Ohio Toledo city Lucas County Frank J Cheney senior partner of Fr Cheney Co promises to pay one hundred dollars for every catarrh case not cured by Hall s Catarrh Cure Cheney sworn Dec 6 1886 Notary A W Gleason Notary Public Hall s Catarrh Cure taken internally acts on blood and mucous surfaces in the system Free testimonials Send for testimonials F J Cheney Co Toledo sold by all druggists 75c Hall s Family Pills recommended
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Ohio
City of
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
Fr. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
F. J.cheney & CO
Demand for Small Farms in England
In England the best remedy for farm depopulation is seen as small farm holdings. When large farms are divided into small holdings, the demand for land greatly exceeds the supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
North Freedom Christmas Social Notes and Visits
North Freedom notes show Mrs Blair of Minnesota visiting son Henry Blair and family. Mr and Mrs Ranny of New York visit uncle Z Young. Clarence Cook, high school student in Elroy, vacationing with parents. George Rose of Valley Junction visits relatives. Mrs B A Willis returns to Wausau after month’s stay with sister Mrs James North. School closes for two weeks. Rue Hanger visiting Barron with parents. F Brown returns to Doland. Chas Hall of the Co. farm visits old friends. Emmet Harris and family host his brother J Harris early this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Freedom
Blair
Minnesota
Henry Blair
Ranny
N. Y
Z Young
Clarence Cook
Elroy
George Rose
Valley Junction
B.A. Willis
James North
Wausau
Rue Hanger
Barron
Ben Kipp
F. Brown
R.M. Dickie
Doland
Chas. Hall of
Emmet Harris
J. Harris
Christmas Visitors Fill Reedsburg With Family Gatherings
Local notes from Reedsburg detail Christmas visits by Chas Claridge and relatives from Rockford Chicago Madison Baraboo and Neilsville. Also listed are Miss Leona Shultz Miss Freda Myer Rev Dearholt sidelined by stroke 91 and other holiday travels and brief family updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claridge
Rockford, Il
Chicago
Laura Townsend
Neilsville
George
Joshua Claridge
Madison
Reedsburg
Thomas Claridge
Louisa Meyer
Leona Shultz
Baraboo
A. Collins
T. L. Atkins
Galesville
Wis
Will Wadleigh
Frank Foss
Rev. Dearholt
Chris Corcoran
Winona
J. G. Heaton
Freda Myer
LaValle
R. T. Johnston
Sparta
George Sparks
Local holiday greetings and visits in Lime Ridge
Dec 26 updates show Winifred Emch visiting from Richland Center, W G C Moates from Chicago spending Christmas with Wm Blackman, Bert Tennant returning from Iowa, Orrie Kirkpatrick from Lowell, Elsa Bohn from Madison, John and Arma Cooke of Reedsburg visiting, Bruce Kirkpatrick from Burlington spending holidays with the Kirkpatrick family, Jas Gwinn visiting Neptune, Mina Wheeler ending Garr Valley school term, Aura Hineman from Narrow’s Prairie at home, Mate Wheeler from LaCrosse visiting, Patrick Hickey from Chippewa Falls visiting, Elsa and Nina Bohn at a dance in Reedsburg, and Emma Vertein of Hillpoint visiting Mabel Aton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. GC. Moates
Chicago
Wm. Blackman
Bert Tennant
Iowa
Orrie Kirkpatrick
Lowell
Wis
Elsa Bohn
Madison
John and
Arma Cooke
Reedsburg
Bruce Kirkpatrick
Burlington
D. Kirkpatrick
Jas. Gwinn
Neptune
Mina Wheeler
Garr Valley
Aura Hineman
Narrow’s Prairie
Mate Wheeler
LaCrosse
Patrick Hickey
Chippewa Falls
Elsa
Nina Bohn
Emma Vertein
Hillpoint
Mabel Aton
LELAND NOTES MRS BEULow TO MOVE TO DODGEVILLE
Mrs Maria Beulow plans a move back to Dodgeville to reside with her family. Marion Ferris and wife of Cas sel visited the area, and G M Madding of Sauk City stopped by to take orders for fruit trees and shrubs. A local storekeeper ordered 100 trees, and residents joke about shooting rabbits to protect orchards, urging no new rabbit hunting license laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Beulow
Dodgeville
Marion Ferris
Cassel
G. M. Madding
Sauk City
Burdock Bitters Promises Stomach Strength
Advertisement claims burdock bitters strengthen the stomach and invigorate digestion, saying indigestion becomes impossible. The brief copy targets readers seeking quick health relief through a tonic.
Spring Green Folks Return and Local Talks
William Wegner returns home from Paulus blacksmith shop after weeks of work. Anton Beck, student at Prairie du Chien College, is home for vacation. Mrs. Geo Brei and John Hutter Sr. have been in critical condition this past week. F Wiszmer buys a horse and carriage from Wegner. Sylvan Schweiss of Spring Green spends vacation with relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wegner
Spring Green
Paulus
Anton Beck
Prarie du Chien
Geo. Brei
John Hutter Sr
F. Wiszmer
Wm. Wegner
Sylvan Schweiss
Christmas notices and gatherings in richland county
The column notes Christmas events around the area including Rev E J Robe rts sermon at the Free Methodist church, Walter and Winnie Reinhart visiting relatives in Richland County, Baraboo visitor Celia East, about twenty relatives of Mr and Mrs Grant Dryer gathering, John Rabuck and family visiting Reedsburg, Charles Bass and wife visiting Philip Reinharts, Misses Sarah and Ada Du Bois returning from Illinois, and cottage prayer at Wm Lawrenz’s Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Roberts
Free Methodist Church
Walter
Winnie Reinhart
Richland Co
Celia East
Baraboo
Grant Dryer
John Rabuck
Reedsburg
Lecta Holeton
Charles Bass
Seven Mile Creek
Philip Reinharts
Sarah
Ada du Bois
Illinois
Wm. Lawrenz
Maplestreet Seller Buys Draper Street Lot For Spring Build
William Gerkes sold his Maple street place near the track to Mr Maertzke and bought a Draper street lot to build in the spring. Charley Klein sold his Maple street shop and home for four thousand dollars. The community mourns the loss while wishing prosperity to the families relocating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gerkes
Maplestreet
Maertzke
Draper Street
Ben Cook
Hillsborough
Henry Voss
Charley
Wm. Voss
Dan Rose
Valley Junction
Gust Harkins
Frank Smith
Elroy
H. C. Koester
Reedsburg
Smith
Maude Blachly
Josephine Langdon
Baraboo
Rev
Maple Street
Leonard Lange
Minnesota
Carl Lange
C. Page
M. E. Church
Cunningham
Albert Fisk
Bert
Lena Klein
la Crosse
Frank Draper
Madison
James Draper
Local Christmas Casualties and Travel News in Ironton
Ironton reports by Dec 24 show Mrs Clossey improving while Miss Mr Stone visits Milwaukee for Christmas. Prof DeVoy enjoys a two week vacation in Glenbeulah. Prof Joseph Lunn returns to Carlton Minnesota. Mrs J F Lunn and son Blake return to Sioux Falls Tuesday. James Byrne returns from Hazel Green for the holidays. Mrs Francis Byrne has been ill with a liver condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clossey
Mr. Stone
Milwaukee
DeVoy
Glenbeulah
Joseph Lunn
Carlton
Minn
J. F. Lunn
Blake
Sioux Falls
James Byrne
Hazel Green
Francis Byrne
Christmas program brightens SOUTH DELTON school
A large crowd attended the school entertainment and Christmas tree at SOUTH DELTON on Thursday evening. Miss Hell Holt left for Janesville to visit her sister Mrs. H. Haycock, and Miss Lulu Clark plans to spend holidays with her parents at Delton. Spencer Johnson of Reedsburg drove to Wm. Waddell’s for a day visit. Miss Kate Searle, teaching in Schult’s District, is home for holiday break. Miss Rose Abbott, a teacher, is also mentioned in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell Holt
Janesville
H. Haycock
Lulu Clark
Delton
Spencer Johnson
Reedsburg
Wm. Waddells
Kate Searle
Schult
Webster's Prairie Heads Home for Two Weeks Vacation
Webster's Prairie has departed for Plainfield where she will spend a two weeks vacation, returning after the holiday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster’s Prairie
Plainfield
Movement at Steffen Bros Saw Mill on Big Creek
Big Creek reports Steffen Bros moving their saw mill back to the west branch site. Local notices mention Mrs. Hurley visiting Dellona friends and Miss Stands enjoying a Christmas visit with Martha Middlestead. School in Jr. Dist. No. 10 closed for a week’s vacation. Mildred Mills spends vacation in Baraboo with Aunt G Koppke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jr. Dist. No. 10
Mildred Mills
Baraboo
G. Koppke
Clarke Dobbiedick
Mable Hunter
Winfield
Fred G Fford
Hollester's Rocky Mountain Tea Ad
to bring sbrigh shiving merry eyes rich red beuod geo health that's what Hollester's Rocky Mountain Tea will do. 35 cents Tea or Tablets. J. B. Kunesan & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollester
Rocky Mountain
J. B. Kunesan & Co
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Jacobs
Price
LYONS
State OF
Wisconsin
Dithmar & Carow Attorneys
Petitioner
Argentina
Derry
John Burroughs
Greenfield
A. W. Gleason
Notary Public
Lime Ridge
Winifred Emch
Richland Center
Leland
Jayne
Philadelphia
Welona
North Excelsior
Ironton
China
Kindschi & Grosinske
Holiday Presents
Settergren
Pittman
South Delton
A. W. Chase
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Big Creek
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