Real Estate Transfers Ledger
Real estate transfers list numerous 19th to 20th century deeds. Transactions include Edwards to Edwards for 173 acres in Fairfield at 4800 dollars and Kilbourn to Costerisan for 50 acres in Krenton. Names include Cummings, Bryant, Gardner, Dewey, Jacobi, Ambler, Gattwinkle, Retz, Koch and Accola among others in Prairie du Sac La Valle Baraboo and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Edwards
Wm. R. Edwards
Fairfield
Vallo V. Moore
August Platt
Moore & Crown
Adda
Baraboo
L. B. Kilbourn
John Costerisan
Ironton
John J. Costerisan
Krenton
Cynthia Cummings
John P. Keller
Prairie du Sac
Thos. J. Bryant
J. A. Dudleston
A. G. Leindorff
LaValle
Elmer Gardner
Sarah J. Gardner
Sanford
Addn
la Valle
Geo. D. Dewey
John Lins
Bear Creek
Emma Fe, Noble
Edward Jessop
Harry Jessop
Florian Hemmi
Mathias Jacobi
Flora Ambler
M.C. Moore
O. A. Gattwinkle
W. C. Schach
Litchfield
Adolph Retz
Theodor Brandt
Washington
John Koch
Valentine Accola
Hall's Catarrh Cure firm offers bounty for incurable cases
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. sworn to pay 100 dollars for each catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A. W. Gleason records the oath on December 6, 1586 in Toledo Ohio. The product is sold by druggists for 75 cents with testimonials available. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. W. Gleason
F. J. Cheney &Co
Winfield Social Roundup Sees Visits and Family Ties
Jan 3 Winfield notes: J M Fish from Walworth county visiting friends. Golden wedding at A F Lawton’s on the 23rd draws many from Winfield. Guy and Glen Pelton at State University visiting Geo Pelton. Myra Powell returns to Whitewater Normal after Christmas home leave. Dick Darow of Idaho returns to Reedsburg on the 23rd for a two month visit. Dance at County Farm attracts many Winfield residents. Mr and Mrs James Fleming and son Rossie spend Sunday with Chas Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Fish
Walworth County
Winfield
A. F. Lawton
Guy
Glen Pelton
State University
Geo. Pelton
Myra Powell
Whitewater Normal
Dick Darow
Idaho
Reedsburg
James Fleming
Rossie
Chas. Powell’s
A Surprise Party for Stomach and Liver Relief
A pleasant surprise party may be given to your stomach and liver by Dr. King’s New Life Pills. They relieve pain and discomfort, cure headache dizziness and constipation. 25c at Fisher Bros. drug store.
Fairfield Short News In Briefs
Mrs. R. Brown returns home from Barraboo visit. Perry Getchell’s friends hosted a New Year surprise. Four hog loads shipped to Kilbourn. Telephone workers fixed service last week. snow damaged lines. Tina and Dillie Getchell visited Mrs. Wilder. Peck’s Corners school reopened Tuesday January 2.
Morish Blish Visits Fred Farwell Household
Morish Blish of Wonewoc visited at Fred Farwell home last week. Mrs. Wm. Fox is ill. Sunshine club to meet Floy Kimball next Saturday. Mrs. M. Harris visiting daughter in Bara Boo. Ruby Berkley classmates rang in the New Year at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Berkley hosted New Year luncheon for Berkley family. Mrs. J. A. Haines hosted Sunday school class with games and treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Berkley
Frank Berkley
John Berkley
Fred Berkley
Wilbur Berkley
J. A. Haines
Bent Her Double
Mrs Annie Hunter of Pittsburg Pa credits recovery from typhoid and kidney trouble to Electric Bitters. She says the tonic restored health and strength and allows her to walk straight again. Fisher Bros drug store sells them for 50 cents with a guaranteed cure for stomach liver and kidney disorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Hunter
Pittsburg
Fisher Bros
New Year Visits and Church Meetings Noted
Jan 4 report from Reedsburg Wannakee and Baraboo lists Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlain and Mr. Davenport with children visiting the Newell home. Myrtle Higgins travels to Madison to see Aunt Mrs. A E Graham. Elder Forester starts a prolonged Advent church series in Baraboo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Chamberlain
Reedsburg
John Davenport
Wannakee
F. Q. Newell
Myrtle Higgins
Madison
A. E. Graham
Forester
Baraboo
Advent Church
Mertha Nash Leads Quaker Valley Young Peoples Meeting
Mertha Nash conducted the Young Peoples Meeting on Sunday evening. John Johnson of Wood visited friends here Sunday. Bertha Mosing visited Walton relatives. Lutheran church services were held last Sunday. The Mitchell sisters spent weekend at home. Mr Nash improving after a hand injury. John Sosinsky returned from Dane county. Bertha Stowe hosted Woodland friends. Mary Mosing visiting Reedsburg. Teachers returned to duties as school resumed after vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mertha Nash
Young Peoples
John Johnson
Wood
Bertha Mosing
Walton
Lutheran Church
Mitchell Sisters
Mr. Nash
John Sosinsky
Dane’county
Bertha Stowe
Woodland Friends
Mary Mosing
Reedsburg
Diamond Cure. Paris claims new remedy for consumption
Reported in Paris that a so called diamond cure for consumption has emerged. A Tennessee man from Vanleer praises Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds noting long standing cough relief and cure. Fisher Bros drug store sells bottles 50c and 1.00 with a trial bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
W. T. McGee
Vanleer
Tenn
Dr. King
Fisher Bros
Visitors from Sauk City Iowa and local residents noted
Jan 7 report from Black Hawk lists J L Accola and Ablemann visitors from Sauk City and Slater Iowa visiting friends. Conrad Adam sold a horse to W Robson of Wilson Creek. Mrs John Schies is on the sick list. Harry Keller cut his foot New Year's Day and was treated by Dr Fritchhie. Mrs Parman from Hudson Wis visited her sister Mrs Conrad Adams on New Year's Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Accola
Sauk City
A. Ablemann
Slater
Iowa
Black Hawk
Conrad Adam
W. Robson
Wilson Creek
John Schies
Harry Keller
Harrisburg
Fritchhie
Parman
Hudson, Wis
Conrad Adams
Red Cross
Kentucky Post
Rea
Ben Taylor
Durand
Wis
Christ Nelson
Eau Claire
Fred Morgan
Menomine
H. M. Lake
Wheeler
Martin Johnson
Knapp
Geo. Kothlow
Menominee
Joe Polley
Emma Knight
Edna Hans
Baldwin
Bert Waltshingham
Ellworth
Oscar Morks
Superior St
Duluth
Mion
Wm. F. Myer
Dexter
Minn
Oscar Halstein
Fargo
N. D
Mr. Halstein
Mike Curran
Minto
E. G C. Brimmer
Nourse St
St. Anthony Park
C. S. Howard
Edgerton
Olson
East Grand Forks
H. Larson
Bue
Emma Geving
McIntosh
W. H. Nulph
Wyndmere
Charles Grondysee
Slayton
Droan
Oconto Falls
Saunders Hotel
Onconto
Beyer House
Chilton
Central Hotel
Sheboygan
Foeste
Dodgeville
Grand Hotel
Richland Center
Park Hotel
Madison
Baraboo
Warren
Elroy
Trestrail
Sparta
Ida Potel
Minneapolis
Boston Block
Exilbourr News Roundup of Local Deaths and Visits
Exilbourr notes the death of T Luete at his home near town with funeral at the Catholic church. Mileage of visitors includes Irv Rich from North Dakota, Mrs Rank from Waupun, Miss Blanche Weber from Lyndon, and Miss Ella Martin. Also reported are a broken arm to a son of L Klemenhagen, horse loss by Robert Crothers, and several local visits among families and relatives including the Gibson, Gipson, Metcalf, Stowell, Kaiser, and Little households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Luete
Irv. Rich
North Dakota
Rank
Waupun
A. Rothe
Blanche Weber
Lyndon
Ella Martin
Robert Crothers
Fred Hungerford
L. Klemenhagen
Bols
Addison Newell
Clemmie
Fairfield
Mart Gibson
Kilbourn
Henry Shanahan
Dell Prairie
Maggie Metcalf
Ruth Reynolds
Bell Gipson
Delton
John Stowell
Emma Kaiser
Edwardsburg
Michigan
Geo. Little
Dellona News Roundup of Local Family Updates
Henry Thompson Dellona shows slow improvement under medical care. Mrs. J. Farrell recovers from pneumonia and rests at home with daughter Mrs. Mary Weber of Lyndon assisting. Edward Donohue and wife visit relatives in the past week at Lodi. Mrs. James Mulligan travels to Chicago for medical treatment. Katie Hayes returns from Chicago to spend holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hayes. Ed Schutta and relatives visit near Loganville, and Frank Williams chats with his uncle Fred Catlin in Baraboo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Thompson
Wm. Hayes
Ed. Schutta
Loganville
Frank Williams
Fred Catlin
Baraboo
Ablemar Journal: New Year Visits and Mask Ball News
Jan. 8 notes show Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brietzke of Spring Green visiting at home over New Year. Various local residents and friends share visits with relatives in Middleton Lime Ridge Reedsburg Waukesha Devil's Lake Baraboo Madison Whitewater and Winona. The Ableman Saengerbund plans a mask ball next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Brietzke
Spring Green
F. Mueller
Middleton
Geo. Talbot
Lime Ridge
Henry Kranz
Reedsburg
G. Kranz
Chas. Winsor
Waukesha
Ableman Saengerbund
Tragic North Sea Dyke Break Recounted Amid Prose
A somber warning contrasts a neglected leak in a North Sea dyke with a nearfatal cold that Dr. King's New Discovery saved. Kenneth McIver of Vanceboro Maine recalls doctors giving up, then credits the remedy with his life. Fisher Bros. drug store offers 50c and 1 dollar sizes with a trial bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Sea
Holland
Kenneth McIver
Vanceboro
Dr. King
Fisher Bros. Drug Store
Loganville man visits Albert Schanke's home
C Krueger of Loganville visited the home of Albert Schanke last week, a brief local social note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Krueger
Loganville
Albert Schanke
Miss Lizzie Clark Returns From Briggsville Visit
Miss Lizzie Clark has returned from visiting her parents at Briggsville, completing a personal trip noted in local society columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Clark
Briggsville
Community Visit Notes From Fairfield Area
January records show Miss Agnes Wing visiting Fairfield friends. Baraboo visitors Mrs. Sherman Luce and daughter Esther spent time with the Luce family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wing hosted at Mrs. John Wing’s home. Davis Hackett and two Baraboo daughters called last week. New Year’s Day dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. B S Doty included W Marquardt family and four children, Mrs. Ed Barstow and son Guy, plus Mrs. John Wing of Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Wing
Fairfield
Sherman Luce
Esther
Baraboo
Grandma Luce
Charles Wing
John Wing
Davis Hackett
B.S. Doty
W. Marquardt
Ed. Barstow
Guy
Montgomery
Local Notes From Sandusky and Surrounding Towns
J E Hard spent last week in Milwaukee. John Scallon of Austin Minn was a guest at Selden Wallings Sunday. Mathew Fargen attends the Butter Makers convention in Madison. Mrs Morgan and two children of Dubuque Iowa visit John Goodells this week. Blanche Constantine visits Plain with her sister Mrs August Wegner. Last Saturday Mrs King aged 77 died at her daughters home where she was spending the winter. Funeral at Loreto Catholic church Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Hard
Milwaukee
John Scallon
Austin, Minn
Selden Walling
Mathew Fargen
Madison
Morgan
Dubuque
Iowa
John Goodell
Blanche Constantine
Plain
August Wegner
King
Martin Fargens
Loreto
Community notes from Baraboo area in January
Jan. 8 residents report at Ernest Newell home caring for new niece. Manford Bump sells a mailbox to rural route patrons in Fairfield. Perry Getchell surprised New Year’s Eve. pleasant time reported. Several locals visit relatives and return to duties. Church meetings by Elder Forester planned at Leech Creek A. C. district. Willing Workers meet Jan 11 at Mrs. Geo Graham’s. officers elected at annual meeting: Pres. Lillian Thayer, Vice Pres. Dot Porter, Treas. Nancy Green, Sec. Mae Green. directors Lillian Thayer and Manie Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kinney
Baraboo
Ernest Newell
Manford Bump
Fairfield
Perry Getchell
John Wing
Ben Doty
Hiram Beardsley
Charles Beardsley
Quimby Loveland
Harvey Davis
Eva Newell
Madison
Lulu Getchell
la Valle
Marie Newell
Friendship
Dist. No
Gilbert Harmon
Hattie Higgins
Forester
Leech Creek A.C
Geo. Graham
Lillian Thayer
Dot Porter
Treas
Nancy Green
Mae Green
Manie Clark
Local Notes From Loganville and Nearby
Ernest Saltwidel attends the Butter-makers convention in Madison this week. Lyman Scoons spent Sunday at O Twist's. A Modern Woodmen deputy, with O Twist, works to recruit new local members. The Leichers install a telephone. Mr and Mrs O Twist host six o'clock dinner for A Meckler Jessie Williams and children Attridge Robson. Art Remington visited from Madison on Monday and Tuesday. Lena Avonworth Alta Jones and Guy Smith of Wyoming called en route to Reedsburg. H L Hulburt will work in New Orleans for three months. his wife travels with him. Born to Mr and Mrs William Fenster a daughter on January 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Saltwidel
Madison
Lyman Scoons
O. Twist
Woodmen Lodge
Leichers
A. Meckler
Jessie Williams
Attridge
Robson
Art Remington
Lena Avonworth
Alta Jones
Guy Smith
Wyoming
Reedsburg
H. L. Hulburt
New Orleans
Wm. Fenster
Guaranteed Cure for Piles Pazo Ointment Ad
Advertises Pazo Ointment as a guaranteed cure for itching bleeding and protruding piles. Promises druggist refund if not cured in 6 to 14 days. Price listed as 50 cents.
Christmas Visit Notes From Hill Point Families
Hill Point residents report visits over Christmas and New Year. Mr and Mrs Charley Schluter with family visited daughter Mrs John Alexander. Mr Fred Hass of Loganville called on the Lindenburg family. Mrs Frank Streba of Chicago stayed through the holidays and returned home. Mrs Schroeder remains in poor health along with Mr Krohn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Schluter
John Alexander
Fred Hass
Loganville
Lindenburg
Frank Streba
Chicago
Schroeder
Krohn
Lost Child Reveals Mother and Dr Rea’s Cure
Mrs Mitchell’s visitor seeks her lost daughter, and the tale of a waif found after years of illness unfolds. A key moment shows the long awaited reunion ending in tragedy as the mother dies before recognition. Dr Rea’s cures are listed with extensive patient names and dates of upcoming consultations across Wisconsin and Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Mitchell
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LYONS
Quaker Valley
Exilbourr
Dellona
Ablemar
Jayne
D. Jayne & Son
Philadelphia
Sandusky
Hill Point
Margaret
Miss Hall
Mitchell
Dr. Rea
United States
Sarah S. May
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