Deaths: Alexander A. Wagner of Sumpter Dies at 49
Alexander A. Wagner died at his Sumpter home on Friday January 5 after a long illness with creeping palsy. He was born in Roxbury Dane County and aged 49 years three months and twenty five days. Funeral was held at Sumpter M E Church with Rev Ford. interment attended by relatives and friends. He leaves a wife and five sons. Attendees included Emil O Seiler Madison Mrs Bloser Mr and Mrs Samuel Bil og Miss Hsther Wolf Mazomanie.
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Alexander A. Wagner
Sumpter
Sumpter M. E
Rev. Ford
Roxbury
Dane County
Wagner
Deaths In Troy Area Aged 20 And Infant Dies
Earle Graf aged 20 died Saturday evening at his father Gus Graf's home in Troy after blood poisoning followed a pitchfork injury weeks earlier. Funeral for Graf is set for Tuesday at 10 a.m. in Black Hawk. The infant son of Mr and Mrs James Heffel of 1119 Summit Street died Saturday evening and was buried this afternoon.
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Earle Graf
Gus Graf
Troy
Black Hawk
James Heffel
Summit Street
Infant Lawrence Heffel 1905 1906 Death Notice
Lawrence Heffel infant son of Mr. and Mrs James Heffel born December 14 1905 died January 6 1906. The parents thank friends neighbors and floral contributors for aid during illness and death of their infant son. Mr and Mrs James Heffel.
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Lawrence
James Heffel
Milwaukee Doctor Marries Miss Graf in City Home
Dr Otto Kassig of Milwaukee and Miss Amelia Graf of this city wed on December 30 at the home of her cousin Albert Turney. Attendants were Miss Annie Blowrisch and Max Miller. Rev Mueller performed the ceremony. The couple will reside in Milwaukee.
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Otto Kassig
Milwaukee
Amelia Graf
Albert ‘Turney
Annie Blowrisch
Max Miller
Mueller
Kassig
Hyomei praised in reader letter from Fisher Bros
Readers are informed Hyomei relieves catarrhal troubles with immediate relief and long term use. The Hyomei kit includes pocket inhaler, dropper, and bottle, priced at 1.00 with refills at 0.50. Fisher Bros. guarantees a cure per directions or refunds money.
Malloy Family Holds Ninth New Year Reunion
On New Year’s Day the Malloy family hosted their ninth annual reunion at Mr and Mrs Robert Malloy’s home with thirty three attendees. A sumptuous dinner and music followed and the young people enjoyed a sleigh ride in the afternoon. Next year’s reunion will be at Robert Attridge’s home. Christmas day saw the Ramsey family meet at the Malloys with a merry gathering that followed.
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Malloy
Robert Malloy
Robert Attridge
Ramsey
Sixth Annual North Freedom Ball at M W A hall
The Odd Fellows of North Freedom plan their Sixth Annual Ball in the M W A hall on Friday evening January 19. Tickets cost 75c and an oyster supper by the Rebekahs is 50c a couple. D W Seeley E B McCoy and M J Harrison serve as floor committee. A fine time is promised.
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Odd Fellows of
North Freedom
M. W. A. Hall
D. W. Seeley
E. B. McCoy
M. J. Harrison
Skillet Creek Community Notes and Visits
Mesdames Henry and Wm Wicherne and children return from Racine Milwaukee and Chicago. Wm Toole and family attend Will Clark funeral. Chas Spencer and wife visit Paul Caho. T L Davis to reside with W Cahoon family. Geo Carpenter back from Prairie du Lac to ring in New Year. Young people cheer Albert Wichern during mother’s absence. Henry Hill family return from Baraboo. Mrs Tuttle and son Glyde sick with colds. Lee Cahoon bedridden with cold. Fred Marquardt works for Geo Carpenter. Pearson and Toole assess damages from Friday fire caused by lamp and lace curtain.
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Mesdames
Henry
Wm. Wicherne
Racine
Milwaukee
Chicago
Wm. Toole
Will Clark
Chas. Spencer
Paul Caho
T. L. Davis
W. Cahoon
Geo. Carpenter
Prairie du Lac
Albert Wichern
Henry Hill
Baraboo
Tuttle
Glyde
Lee Cahoon
Fred Marquardt
Chas. Pearson
Wilber Cahoon
Local Notes From Greenfield New Year Reunion and Visits
Linda and Roy Theurer are improving after illness. Elma Frazier, a Hoege district teacher, has returned from vacation to La Valle. George and Mrs Butterfield and Myrtle visited W M Montgomery on Friday. About 35 Malloy relatives held their reunion at Robert Malloy’s Fairfield home for New Year with a good dinner, music, and visiting.
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Linda
Roy Theurer
Elma Frazier
Hoege
Heri
la Valle
George
Butterfield
Myrtle
W.m
Montgomery
Malloy
Homse
Robert Malloy
Fairfield
Baraboo Farmers Club Meeting Highlights
The Baraboo Farmers Club held a Saturday gathering at J Martiny s residence with dulcimer music by J Rodwell and an address by Superintendent Snyder on education. Topics included teachers wages, training school, farm work, school surroundings and seed selection. The next meeting on January 20 at Willis Ryan will discuss potatoes in cookery and bread making with ladies and gentlemen invited to participate. Superintendent Snyder noted a Farm ers Meeting in North Freedom on the same date and Baraboo s meeting on that day to discuss important matters.
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J Martiny
J. Rodwell
Snyder
W. A. Toole
Willis Ryan
North Freedom
Baraboo
Local Social Notes From Lime Ridge And Nearby
Local residents mention visits and guests across Lime Ridge Bear Creek Marshfield Reedsburg Hazel Green Richland Center and Ironton. Mrs Kirkpatrick remains ill with rheumatism while Elmer Turkington and family return to Reedsburg after New Year holidays.
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Jas. Buell
Joe Ward
Bear Creek
Elsa Bohn
Ruth Nuss
Marshfield
Will
Nellie
R. G. Nuss
Luther.Terry and Son
Geo. Bible
Reedsburg
Smelter
Richland Center
Ora Mc Doug
Local Notes From Ableman Area
January reports list residents traveling to Winnebago Winona Baraboo and Reedsburg visiting relatives. Fred Meyer left for Vincennes Indiana to visit his daughter while Nettie Dobbeck visited Baraboo with sister Mrs Harry Sturdervant. John Daulton family returned from Winona after New Year with son and relatives. F G Mueller formerly area principal spent New Year week with Middleton friends. Susie Smythe and Eugene Scharnke families hosted Baraboo and Karaboo relatives. Herman Schroeder family visited Reedsburg friends.
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Fred Meyer
Wincennes
Ind
Nettie Dobbeck
Barneboo
Harry Sturdervant
John Daulton
Julia
Winona
F. G. Mueller
Middleton
Mueller
Susie Smythe
Eugene Scharnke
Mildred
Karaboo
Herman’ Schroeder
Reedsburg
Glenville Seizes River Dale Farm After Friday Party
Glenville took possession of River Dale farm following a Friday night gathering at Howard Palmer’s home. Palmer, visiting from Madison, attended with Lester Ashton of Plattville.
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Glenville
River Dale Farm
Howard
Palmer
Madison
Lester Ashton
Plattville
Claude Searle Visits Father During Three Month Vacation
South Delton reports Claude Searle of La Crosse is at his father's home for a three months vacation. Mr and Mrs Reube Ableman of Barrow? are mentioned in the same item as part of local social notices.
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Claude,Searle
la Crosse
Mrs. Reube Ableman
Bar
Community Notes From Jan 11 Socials and Visits
Sunday callers included Steve Ableman and family and Will Waddell’s circle. A masquerade sociable at Mr and Mrs Willie Siggelkow aimed to raise funds for a school chair. supper 25 cents per couple. New Year’s dance at Tom Welch drew thirty six numbers. Lamberton recovering after hog bite.
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Aboo
Steve Ableman
Will Waddell
Chas. Catlin
Clara Searle
Willie Siggelkow
Tressie Cratsenburg
Webster's
Prairie
Dore Ashley
Brown
Dore
Carl Lamberton
Tom Welch
Lulu Clark
Butterfield Bridge
George Holt
Licensed to marry Samuel Huntley and Gertrude Nickey
A marriage license was issued for Samuel Huntley and Gertrude Nickey, residents of Spring Green, indicating their intent to wed. The couple appears in public records as prepared for nuptial proceedings.
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Samuel Huntley
Gertrude Nickey
Spring Green
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