Baraboo Produce Quoted at Johnston's Warehouse
Market notes show Baraboo produce priced at H. M. Johnston's warehouse on Tuesday January 17 with values 28 and 95 cents.
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Baraboo Produce
H. M. Johnston
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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1905
Page
7
Fairfield Notes and Social Items Eventful Week
Will Calvert and wife of Baraboo visited Monnday at Mon Calvert's. John Ince to haul a cordwood from Pine Island to Portage for Mr. Davis of Madison. Carl Ziegler to chop wood for the same man. Greenfield visitors stayed with John Luce last Tuesday. Chas Cline held a dance at his home Tuesday night. Claude and Clyde Shores returned from Walton. The M B A will meet with Mrs FE A Andrews Thursday Jan 19. Mrs R Hunt of Pierre Dakota with Mr and Mrs Porter and daughter of California and M Porter and family at R J Martiny's Saturday. Mrs Atkinson surprised on her seventieth birthday January 10. A rocker given by her daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ince
Pine Island
Wisconsin River
Mr. Davis
Madison
Carl Ziegler
Greenfield
John Luce
Chas, Cline
Claude
Clyde Shores
Walton
Infant Daughter of Vandervorts Dies in Kilbourn Area
In Delton district the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vandervort died of gastrokiveretis on Monday January 9. Bertha Larson of Kilbourn visited Wm. Fulmer last weekend. Otto Timme did business in North Freedom Thursday. Bert Washburn returned from northern Wisconsin. John Fulmer and Forrest visited Dr. A. Jones. Ira Crane moved to Kilbourn to join his brother Sam in the jewelry business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Vandervort
Bertha Larson
Kilbourn
Wm. Fulmer
Otto Timme
North Freedom
Bert Washburn
John Fulmer
Forrest
Portage
A. Jones
Ira Crane
Milwaukee
Masquerade Ball Planned in Fern Dell Friday
Jan 16 note lists local residents with illness and visits. A masquerade ball is planned for Friday night Jan 20 with tickets including refreshments for 50 cents. Community updates include seed potato sales, people traveling to Kilbourn Pardeeville and Delton, and weather mentions.
Kilbourn Sees Winter Chill and Local Movements
Mr and Mrs Sam Crane return from their wedding trip and settle in the S Brown house. Dell Uder of LaValle visits Kilbourn. It was 24 below zero on Saturday. I Harris travels to Whitewater for a relative's funeral. Z Cline returns from Iowa. Helle Maybee heads to Portage to work in a tobacco factory. Will Latham visits Davis Corners. Flora Hanson and daughters from Denver visit S Briggs family. Clara Belter returns from Madison. Jim Slye goes to Plainville for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Crane
S. Brown
Dell Uder
LaValle
Kilbourn
I. Harris
Whitewater
Z. Cline
Iowa
Helle Maybee
Portage
Will Latham
Davis Corners
Flora Hanson
Denver
Col
Briggs
Clara Belter
Madison
Jim Slye
Plainville
Merrimack Notes and Social Roundup
Miss Lucy Cramer guests J Gross family. Geo Canfield and son Bert return from Shopiere Wisconsin. Sam Crates of Garaboo visits J A Coates family. James and Mamie Goggin attend a Ball in Sauk City. Miss M T Martin and Alma Leissman and Bertha Hamilton in Madison. Emma Goette sewing locally. C W Wood and wife of Necedah visit Dr. and Mrs. Martin. Elia Devlin returns Cresco Iowa. Mary Nelson and Elizabeth Reppen visit Mary Oderkirk in Lodi. Supt Snyder at teachers institute. all teachers present. Old Folks dance well attended. Ladies Aid meets with Mrs J R Devlin. Miss Steele of Lodi visits W S Towers. Miss Hamilton’s Sunday school class to serve oysters at Towers on Friday for SS. Presiding Elder Tritzdale to hold quarterly services at M E church Friday Jan 27. Mrs Eugens Wright returns from visit. Mrs M E Behrens visits Baraboo. Miss Phoebe Haines spends Saturday in Baraboo. Ralph infant son of L C Halkman ill. Miss Agnes O Keefe of Baraboo in town. Mrs Chambers of Baraboo in town today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Cramer
J. Gross
Geo. Canfield
Bert
Shopiere
Wis
Sam Crates
Garaboo
J. A. Coates
James
Mamie Goggin
Sauk City
Mis.m. T. Martin
Alma Leissman
Bertha Hamilton
Madison
Emma Goette
C. W.wood
Necedih
Martin
Elia Devlin
Cresco
Iowa
Mary Nelson
Elizabeth Reppen
Lodi
Mary Oderkirk
Supt
Snyder
Teachers’ Institute
Ladies Aid Society
J. R. Devlin
Miss Steele
W.ss. Towers
Miss Hamilton
Cass
Towers
Tritzdale
M. IE
Eugens Wright
M. E. Behrens
Baraboo
Phoebe Haines
Ills of Mrs Diehl Prompt Entertainment At St Luke’s
Mrs Julia Diehl of Black Hawk who visited her daughter Mrs L Schoenmann grew ill during a two week stay. Rev Fathers Lauer and Schraum assisted. St Luke’s school hosts an entertainment at the school house Sunday at three and Monday at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Diehl
Black Hawk
L. Schoenmann
Father Lauer
Father Schraum
Keysville
St. Luke’s School
St.Luke’s
Social in North Freedom and town notices
North Freedom social at Mrs. John Hackett’s home with a 25c dinner. Mrs. Calvin Hanger visiting Rue and relatives. Roy Spaulding surprised by local youth. doctor planned from Dr. Phillips of South Dakota. Library Course event Jan. 21 at Woodman Hall with tickets at Hackett's market. Many locals listed visiting, traveling, or sick. Bereavement thanks expressed by Chas Grosinske and family and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hackett
Calvin Hanger
Dakota
Rue
Roy Spaulding
Phillips
S. Dakota
Udell
John Fuller G. A. R
R.S. Lange
W.R. C
Woodman Hall
Taggart
Hackett’s
R. K. Hanger
Barrow
B. Kipp
Wm. Gunnison
Baraboo
Case
Chas. Klein
Verona
M. Hinn
Alma
Itasca
Mr. Link
Wonewoc
Reedsburg Briefs Include Illness and Local Happenings
Janu 16 notes illness confines August Hirensh using a genial cigar-maker at home. J Collins visited Manston on business. Royal Neighbors entertained at Mrs Kelley’s Winfield. Courtier was in Yuba on business. Two runaways in one day with no injuries. Miss Mabel Johnstone spent Sunday here. Mr and Mrs Wm Mann reside near the brewery. Mrs Chris Cocoran improving from illness. The child of Mr and Mrs Jake Shultis ill. Mrs Alvina Schermacher and family move to Iowa county. Wood prices continue to rise. Scaife case argument not yet heard. L Z Crall family returns to Beloit residence. H Kellogg spent Sunday with family. Dr Hulburt flew to Michigan last week. J Fix and wife of Union Center visited here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janu
Bb. J. Collins
Manston
Wm. Mann
Chris Cocoran
Jake Shultis
Alvina Schermacher
Iowa County
Scaife” Will
L. Z. Crall
Beloit
Reedsburg
H. Kellogg
Dr. Hulburt
Michigan
J. Fix
Union Center
Wheelerburg Station Village Notes
Jan 16 to Aug Steffen of Baraboo spent last week with his son Geo Steffen. Mrs J Schleden was called to Chicago for serious illness of her sister Ida Bier. Friends surprised Mr Lindloff at his home Friday evening with dancing. Lyman Schoon of Reedsburg called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steffen
Baraboo
Geo Steffen
Mepham Family Visitors and Ill List
H Sorge and her son visited the Mepham home last week. J H Mepham and Gladys Mepham are listed as sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.sorge and Son
Mepham
J.h.mepham
Gladys Mepham
Visiting couples and wedding invites listed in Big Creek
Jan 16 notes show Mr. and Mrs. R S Long visiting locally. Mr and Mrs Israel Perry of LaValle visited Frank Alford. A Jackson school exhibition is planned for Friday evening January 27. Invitations issued for the Durkee Hess wedding. Wm Sanders works on making ties for L C Grover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.S. Long
Israel Perry
LaValle
Frank Alford
Albert Cracker
Kranz
Jackson School
Durkee Hess
Wmi
Velona and North Excel Si or
Jan 16 Vernie Montgomery is very sick with pneumonia. Mr and Mrs Fred Dubois and Mr and Mrs Henry Thompson went to Pardeeville last Saturday to attend the Holiness convention at that place. Mrs Marrietta Weidman was quite sick last week but is better. Cottage prayer meeting will be held at Henry Thomspons this week Thursday night. We are glad to hear that little Harold Ellis is a little better. His grandmother Mrs Griswold of Baraboo came last week to help care for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernie Montgomery
Fred DuBois
Henry Thompson
Pardeeville
Marrietta Weidman
Harold Ellis
Griswold
Baraboo
Spring Green News Recaps Local Rejoins and Movements
Jan 16 notes Henry Davies visits North Freedom relatives. Mrs. Greene dies in Mazomanie. W H Weston has two surgeries at Greenbush hospital for appendicitis and hernia. Mrs Weston to Madison, husband improving. Will Stewart leaves for Louis Clark county to run a cheese factory. He helped in Ellefson factory Big Hollow last season and will return in spring. George Dewey and wife head to Evansville to operate newly purchased restaurant and confectionery. A E Young returns from Chicago business trip Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Davies
North Freedom School
Greene
D. D. Davies
Mazomanie
W. H. Weston
Greenbush Hospital
Weston
Madison
Will Stewart
Lous Clark County
Will
Jesse Howe
Ellefson
Big Hollow
George Dewey
Evansville
Dewey
A. E. Young
Chicago
Prairie du Sac Socials and Deaths Highlight Week
Miss Bessie Bundy returns from Madison after six weeks away. The first club dance is held at a party Friday night. The H S Junior class gives a sleigh ride to a social at Sumpter church. Miss Fannie Emer of U W visits sister Mrs. W J Hillmen. A Junior Christian Endeavors party occurs at Nellie Powers home. Class Schultz dies at home after long illness. Rev A S Badger spends part of week at home in Waukesha. Louis A Cooper returns to Cambridge Mass. Will Burke leaves for La Crosse. Death of Mrs. Fred Conger, former resident who moved to Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Bundy
Madison
H. S
Sumpter Church
Fannie Emer
U. W
W. J. Hill
Nellie Powers
Shultz
Badger
Waukesha
Louis A. Cooper
Cambridge
Mass
Will Burke
LaCrosse
Fred Conger
Pl Ce
Los Angels
California
Flora Baxter to entertain Mystic Ring at her home
South Delton reports Flora Baxter will host Mystic Ring next Thursday January 19 at her home. The literary meeting at George Holt's Saturday night drew a small crowd due to cold weather. A sleigh party visited Gem City last Tuesday to surprise Mrs. Pay Sherman at the Cratsenbergs corner 6th and East. Marie Craisenberg and Lula Clark visited Delton Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Baxter
Mystic Ring
George Holt
D. G. Cratsenberg
Gem City
Pay Sherman
Cor
East
Marie Craisenberg
Lula Clark
Delton
Edison Phonographs and Records for Sale
Edison phonographs priced from ten to seventy five dollars. New records in stock. Hear them at Shadow Town Co. store corner of 5th and Barker Streets or at Dave Robinson's restaurant Baraboo Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Shadow Town Co
Cor. 5Th and
Barker Sts
Dave Robinson
Baraboo
Wis
Mrs. Page Leaves for Detroit Over Illness
Mrs. Sarah E. Page travels to Detroit Michigan after noon to aid Mrs. Perry daughter of the late Mrs. Millie Sumner of Delton. Mrs. Perry has been seriously ill but is now convalescing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah E. Page
Detroit
Mich
Perry
Millie Sumner
Delton
Teachers' Institute Attendance at Ironton January 1905
The Second Program of the Institute was held in Ironton on January 14 1905 with 52 attendees. Participants included Joseph DeVoe Bernard Finnegan Musette Hawkins May Breene Pearl Inman Faye Blanchard Mary Gibbin Henry G Lee Frank White Leslie Thompson Anna Mosing Bertha Mosing Bert Hawkins Fred Cyler Ray Powell Andrew Pearson Carrie Gasser Bertha Stowe Edna Pearson George Pearson Charlotte Peasion Mike Rabuck Conklin Lucie Gabbitas Iva Mathews Elva Borchers Eva Hankerson Mina Stowe Helen Nitsca Mable Huntley Helen Borchers Grace Pierce Grace Paddock Sadie Carrie Sinclear Arthur F Ballinger Philip Moon Lias Broas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ironton
Joseph DeVoe
Bernard Finnegan
Musette Hawkins
May Breene
Pearl Inman
Faye Blanchard
Mary Gibbin
Henry G. Lee
Frank White
Leslie Thompson
Anna Mosing
Bertha Mosing
Bert Hawkins
Fred Cyler
Ray Powell
Andrew Pearson
Carrie Gasser
Bertha Stowe
Edna Pearson
George Pearson
Charlotte Peasion
Mike Rabuck
the Conklin
Lucie Gabbitas
Iva Matthews
Elva Borchers
Eva Hankerson
Mina Stowe
Helen Nitsca
Mable Huntley
Helen Borchers
Grace Pierce
Grace Paddock
Sadie
Carrie Sinclear
Arthur F. Ballinger
Philip Moon
Lias Broas
Last Notice to Settle Accounts for Roser and Hirschinger
After February 1 unsettled accounts of the late firm Roser and Hirschinger will be placed for collection. Edwin Roser and Corwin Hirschinger are named parties in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roser & Hirschinger
Edwin Roser
Corwin Hirschinger
Blackman Visits Parents As Oyster Supper Set
Lester Blackman of La Crosse visits his parents Mr and Mrs William Blackman in Lime Ridge. An oyster supper is planned for Thursday evening January 19 at R J Bohns Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Blackman
la Crosse
Wm. Blackman
R. J. Bohns
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L. C. Halkman
Agnes O'Keefe
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Carrie Stowe
Mary Henry
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