Gutter Smash Runs Wild as Team Runs Through Town
Greenfield resident Adam Karg tied his horses to a telephone post behind Schnellers meat market to deliver chickens. Fright from a nearby fire spooked the team, causing damage to a Globe barber shop cutter and Sam Goldfarb’s Christmas trees. The run ended with a horse slipping near Miss Larson’s Millinery, eggs scattered, and the team finally recalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Karg
Greenfield
Schnellers
Boston
Sam Goldfarb
Oak Street
Edward Pooch
Globe
Jerseys Presented by Supt for Championship Football
A large high school audience enjoyed a program in the auditorium. Walter Isenberg and Lydia Howard read the school paper, and Mr Chamberlain presented dark blue jerseys with a gray band to players who took part in the championship series. Debaters faced a 3 to 2 loss by the negative, chosen as jury members included Douglas Mabbott and Royal Draper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Isenberg
Lydia Howard
Chamberlain
Douglas Mabbott
Royal Draper
Woodmen of the World Elect Officers at Meeting
At Wednesday's Daily Woodmen of the World members elected officers for the term. Con. Com. Benjamin Schubring Ad. Lieut. C. H. Carr Banker Charles Ruhland Clerk Adolph Andre Physicians Dr. H. J. Irwin and Dr. A. S. Farnsworth Escort Anson Harvey Watchman Jacob Indermayer Sentinel Thomas Edwards Manager T. M. Mould.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of the World
Con
Benjamin Schubring
C. H. Carr
Chas. Ruhland
Adolph Andre
H. J. Irwin
A. 8. Farnsworth
Anson Harvey
Jacob Indermayer
Thomas Edwards
T. M. Mould
Aged Ninety Six Birthday Note From Reedsburg
Aged ninety six. On December 16 Mrs. Atlanta Richards celebrated her ninety six birthday at Reedsburg. She has resided in Sauk county since 1554.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Richards
Reedsburg
Sauk County
Clifford True Recovers After Appendicitis Operation
Clifford True, hospitalized in Milwaukee after an appendicitis attack, is reported to be doing very nicely after last Wednesday's operation. His brother John remains at his side while Mrs. Clifford True has been at the bedside in recent days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford True
Milwaukee
John
Star of Bethlehem in a Christmas verse
A devotional poem recalls the Christmas star and the newborn Savior. It contrasts loving devotion with celestial imagery and asks readers to help others find the guiding light amid darkness. The poet credits WILLS and J. DUMVIL as authors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wills. J. Dumvil
Peculiar Settlement in McCann versus Kraus Lawsuit
The case of John McCann v. F. Kraus was settled after McCann paid Kraus $14 plus all costs and witness fees, and the action was dismissed. Kraus claimed damages for McCann's cattle. McCann paid the amount claimed and all costs, ending the suit in an unusual settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCann
F. Kraus
Krause
McCann
Funeral of Jay Stomner
Funeral services for Jay Stomner who died of pneumonia were held at his parents home and at the German Lutheran church with Rev. R. J. Meland of Lodi officiating. Pallbearers included Gust Sandberg Rudy Sandberg Nelson Sandberg Oscar Sandberg Carl Anderson and Chris Lee Jr. Attending from out of town were Gust Sandberg Madison Miss Gina Peterson Madison Mr and Mrs A Anderson and family Madison Gabriel Lee Madison Christ and Anna Stemner Newport Mr and Mrs Joseph Lewis Fairfield and Mr and Mrs Christ Anderson Sioux City Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Stomner
German Lutheran Church
R. J. Meland
Lodi
Gust Sandberg
Rudy Sandberg
Nelson Sandberg
Oscar Sandberg
Carl Anderson
Chris Lee
Madison
Gina Peterson
A. Anderson
Gabriel Lee
Christ
Anna Stemner
Newport
Joseph Lewis
Fairfield
Christ Anderson
Sioux City
Iowa
Family gathers for final photo of Adolph Hiller kin
The Hiller family, descendants of the late Adolph Hiller, assembled today for a group portrait as the children, living in distant locations, gather whom may not meet again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Hiller
Dr Prettyman’s Soup Flavoring At Lunatic Asylum
A brain specialist visits a hospital kitchen where a cook driven mad by perceived shortages plans to flavor soup with medicines from Dr Prettyman’s case. The doctor distracts him with improvised flavors then escapes as attendants restrain the maniac and recover the kitchen stock. The asylum diners notice a strange taste but are unharmed.
Southland couple returns from Dixie wedding trip
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. French have returned from their wedding trip to Dixie visiting Chattanooga and Atlanta. They stayed with Mr. French’s brother in Anderson South Carolina, toured Civil War battlefields, observed cotton industry and prices, and noted southern architecture and scenery before reaching Bara Boo.
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H. E. French
Mary Louise van Orden
Dixie
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Anderson
South Carolina
Mr. French
Tennessee
Baraboo
A Plea for the Delivery Boy
A short essay urging appreciation for delivery workers who bring goods daily. It notes the delivery boy endures bad weather and late or incomplete orders, and asks families receiving pre Christmas goods to greet him kindly and give a small token. The piece links simple acts of kindness to the Christmas spirit of Peace on Earth and Good Will Toward Men.
Funeral services for Adolph Hiller held at Lutheran church
The funeral for Adolph Hiller was held Tuesday afternoon at 1 at the house and 2 at the Lutheran church. Rev. Miller conducted the services. Pallbearers were Christian Lee, Harry Slye, Joseph Egerer, Julius Woodruff, Case Newell and Daniel Oates. out of town mourners included James Hiller from Duluth and Edward Hiller from Hoffman. Hiller was a lodge member and flowers came from Eagles, Machinists, and Foresters.
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Adolph Hiller
Lutheran Church
Rev. Miller
Christian Lee
Harry Slye
Joseph Egerer
Julius Woodruff
Case Newell
Daniel Oates
James Hiller
Duluth
Minn
Edward Hiller
Hoffman
Steven Williams
Missouri
Iowa
Charles Hiller
Missouri Valley
Frank Hiller
Big Springs
Wis
Robert Hawalleck
Julius Radtke
Winona
Hilda Marquette
Hiller
The
Eagles, Machinists and
Foresters
Parish School Play Draws Large Saturday Crowd
A large crowd attended the Catholic parochial school's performance of Holy Night at the old Catholic church. The play's parts went off smoothly with the angels scene drawing special praise from attendees.
Wisconsin Association of Postmasters annual report
The News reports the Wisconsin Association of Postmasters annual report of 132 pages. Included is an illustration of Postmaster H. E. Paddock of La Valle, noted as the fourth vice-president.
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Wisconsin Association of Postmasters
H. E. Paddock
la Valle
How Changeable We Are by J Dumvill
A reflective column discusses how public opinion shifts, praising and condemning figures like Columbus Dewey Cook and Perry. It argues applause and praise fade, hiding truth behind lies, and contemplates whether a poet can be judged by penmanship while composing thoughts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Admiral Dewey
Cook
Obituary of Nelson B Mossig
Nelson B Mossig born in Norway January 3 1845 came to the United States in 1867 He spent years in Norway again and returned in 1874 He settled in Ironton Sauk County in 1876 baptized Lutheran and faithful He died December 11 1909 after 34 years in Ironton Mrs Christena Olson Mauston is his wife He leaves Ole a son and four daughters Mrs Ed Wallace Hixton Wis Mrs Bert Mortimer Walton Wis and Anna Bertha at home two grandchildren and many relatives
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Nelson B. Mossig
Norway
Christena Olson
Mauston
Sauk County
Ironton
Christ
Ole
Ed Wallace
Hixton
Wis
Bert Mortimer
Walton
Anna
Bertha
Card of Thanks for Gollmar Family
The Gollmar family thanks friends, the Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid, the engineers Auxiliary, the singers, and the pastor for flowers and comfort during illness and burial of their son and brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
G. G. Gollmar
Moores to Visit Parents as Cowdrey Plans Midwest Trip
Harold and Miss Iva Moore travel from Chicago to spend the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Volney Moore on Third street. Mrs. Susan BK Cowdrey travels to Wauseca Minnesota to visit the Dears and Martin families before moving on to Minneapolis to stay with her sister Mrs. M Noyes.
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Harold
Miss Iva Moore
Chicago
Mrs
Volney Moore
Third Street
Susan BK. Cowdrey
Wauseca
Minn
W. B. Dears
Charles Martin
Minneapolis
M. Noyes
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