Real Estate Transfers Across Several Wisconsin Towns
A sequence of land transfers is recorded across Irenton Washington Baraboo Prairie du Lac Reedsburg and nearby areas. Names include George Pugh Azilla Rabuck James Woodruff Carl Geffert Anna Evans Orrick Watkins and Hilary etc with properties ranging from 40 to 47 acres and prices from 250 to 11 000 dollars plus.
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George Pugh
Azilla Rabuck
Irenton
L. Lerry
James Woodruff
Washington
Christina Wintermantel
Jacob Wintermantel
Prairie du Lac
Jurgen Meyer
Edward Ripke
Woodland
Hi. H. Brentzer
Adolph Retz
Westfield
Wm. Retz
E. G. Lewis
Carl Geffert
St. Peter’s Church
Loganville
Anna W. Evans
R. B. Griggs
Ash St
Baraboo
Edwin C. Perkins
Christian Held
Orrick Watkins
Herman Willy
Wm. E. Becker
Henry J. Meng
Troy
Henry Lueders
J. Earl Fish
Reedsburg
Henry Schulze
Winfield
Wilhelm Krueger
Susan A. Sanborn
Ella M.sanborn
LaValle
Charles V. Benty
Louis Ulrich
Freedom
Christ Heiser
Henry Heiser
Franklin
Clara Baumgarth
Benj. A. Wood
Fairfield
Franziska Little
Isador Geier
August Finder
Janette Finder
Ableman J. N. F. Morley
Ida M. Lee
Minnie C. Hoggins
James A. Murray
Warren’s Addn
Grace Buehler
Mary Habermann
Prairie du Sac
Herbert W. Quimby
Bucklen's Amica Salve Cures Lip Sore After 20 Years
Concord Kentucky resident Lb F Leek says a twenty year lip sore caused agony and prevented eating until Bucklen's Amica Salve cured it. The salve, praised for burns cuts and wounds, sold at Fisher Bros drug store for 25 cents.
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F. Leek
Concord
Bucklen
Fisher Bros. Drug Store
Oyster Supper Shared by 32 at Ed Camp’s
Thursday evening 32 neighbors and friends gathered at Ed Camp’s for a bountiful oyster supper. After the meal instrumental and vocal music followed. Mrs. Marshall Harrison and Mrs. N. M. Risley visited last week at Mrs. Ed Camp’s.
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Ed. Camp
Marshall Harrison
N. M. Risley
Guaranteed Cure for Piles Ointment Advertisement
Itching bleeding and protruding piles can be cured with PazO Ointment. Druggists offer a refund if it fails to cure in 6 to 14 days. Price 50 cents.
Ladies Aid meets at Johnson home with large turnout
The Greenfield Ladies Aid gathering at Mrs. L. A. Johnson's home drew over 60 diners. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Chas. Wing at her residence on Wednesday, Jan. 31. George Cook has traveled to Madison for sanitarium treatment.
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Ladies Aid
George Cook
Madison
Reedsburg Visitors and Farmers Institute Program
Loganville residents D. Hulburt and daughter Mrs. Williams visited Reedsburg. Ella Williams has recovered from grippe. Mrs. Albert Leicht is very sick. Teachers' meeting attended by Robson Attridge Westen haver and Erich in Reedsburg. Rev White to hold services at school house Sunday Jan 28 at 3 pm. Farmers Institute at Wested's Hall Jan 25 with sessions on soil horses roads dairying lawful milk poultry swine and a 7:30 pm musical program and address by Supt Snyder. The event emphasizes farming education for families.
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D. Hulburt
Williams
Reedsburg
Ella Williams
Albert Leicht
Robson
Attridge
Westenhaver
Erich
White
Farmers Institute
Wested’s Hall
Utter
Martiny
H. Steckelburg
H. Harms
Aderhold
Howie
G. F. Snyder
Wismer Couple Returns from Albany Trip
Mr and Mrs Wismer returned from a trip to Albany Wis C Bremmer and Scott Warren were in Bear Creek on Wednesday Reuschlein Bros plan a forty foot addition to their business Isabella Hutter returned from Wyoming Valley Priscilla Hutter accompanied by her sister Farmers institute set Jan 31 in Reuschlein Bros hall sessions at 10 and 8 Dinner served at town hall by St Luke's Parish ladies J Bernal lost a valuable horse John Nachreiner plans a new dwelling north of Plain Mikes Paulus Sr moved into his new Plain home Cramer Bros received another carload of goods Dr Ross called to Richland Center for ill father Mrs L Schoemann and Mrs John Campbell visited relatives A card party was held at Joseph Nachreiner’s home Alvin Cooper and wife began housekeeping in their new home in Prain
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Wismer
Albany
Wis. C. Bremmer
Scott Warren
Bear Creek
Reuschlein Bros
Isabella Hutter
H. Schoenmann
Wyoming Valley
Priscilla Hutter
Farmers’ Institute
Town Hall
St. Luke’s
J. Bernal
John Nachreiner
Plain
Mikes Paulus Sr
Cramer Bros
Hall's Catarrh Cure oath and testimonial from F J Cheney
Frank J Cheney of Cheney & Co sworn as senior partner in Toledo Ohio in 1886 and offering one hundred dollars for every uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason certifies oath. Cure claimed to act on blood and mucous membranes. Advertising note invites testimonials and lists other products.
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State of Ohio
City of
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
IF. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
F. J. Cheney &Co
Xilbourr Local Notes Of Mrs Shadduck And Friends
Mrs Chas Shadduck visits Portage while Hattie Brown stays with Chicago friends. Belter attend funeral of Carol at Gales Corners. Mrs Sargent dies at niece Mrs Orrin Fosters home. funeral Sunday, burial at Big Spring. Dick Birckholz improves after illness. Emma Jenson visits Baraboo friends. Caroline Cline called to Illinois for a daughter’s funeral. Mike Kelley of Chicago visiting. John Bauer hosts May Heineckle of Portage. Myron Bishop in Baraboo. Tom Gillespie and daughters return from Illinois. Mrs Lee Pierce called to Brillion for mother’s illness.
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August Belter
Carol
Gales Corners
Sargent
Orrin Foster
Big Spring
Dick Birckholz
Emma Jenson
Baraboo
Caroline Cline
Illinois
Mike Kelley
Chicago
John Bauer
May Heineckle
Portage
Myron Bishop
Tom Gillespie
Lee Pierce
Brillion
New York and Boston trip noted for Georgiana Koppke
Mrs Georgiana Koppke travels to New York and Boston to oversee the publication of her new book. Mrs C T Robinson and daughter Viva hosted a dinner and cards gathering. Former Baraboo resident Joseph Chaput visiting old friends in Fennimore. Christ Schaefer died of heart failure at Black Hawk store. Reedsburg Odd Fellows plan initiation a planned disturbance expected tonight.
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Georgiana Koppke
New York
Boston
C. T. Robinson
Viva
Joseph Chaput
Baraboo
Fennimore
Black Hawk
Christ Schaefer
Reedsburg
Seneca Corbin
Seneca
North Freedom R B s of A hold annual meeting and events
North Freedom on Monday evening January 15 held the R B s of A annual meeting at the G A R hall electing officers Jake Hackett president John Gunnison vice president Ernest Ristau treasurer and secretary Arthur Knapp sergeant Henry Eschenbach scullion A beet culture talk is planned for January 29 for farmers and families. many local residents attended gatherings, illnesses and visits noted.
Hyomei Offered as Guaranteed Catarrh Cure
Complete Hyomei outfit for catarrh relief is sold by Fisher Bros with a $1.00 kit and 50 cent extra bottle. The inhaler delivers balsamic medicine to nose and throat to kill germs and heal irritated mucous membranes, claimed as simple pleasant and guaranteed cures.
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Fisher Bros
Local Notes From Lime Ridge Area
Miss Staples of Sandusky visited friend Mrs. Purdy last Tuesday. Vena Voigts returned home from Reedsburg. Mrs. Copley and Mrs. W H Brentzer have been sick. Nina Bohn Ina Seamans Mina Wheeler and Stena Nelson attended the teachers institute at Reedsburg. The R N A camp of Cazenovia visited here. Mrs Geo Talbot and Mrs Thompson of Ortonville Minn went to Loud to visit Mrs Will Anderson. L A S will meet Mrs Geo Warren Jan 25. Local attendees at a Loganville concert and dance. Will Barton Zell Pollock and Harry Purdy spent part of the week at Blue River. Mrs Loni Daniels and her little daughter from Reedsburg visited her parents. Fred Bennett returned Sunday from a visit near West Plains Missouri.
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Miss Staples
Sandusky
Purdy
Vena Voigts
Reedsburg
Copley
W. H. Brentzer
Nina Bohn
Ina Seamans
Mina Wheeler
Stena Nelson
Teachers’ Institute
Cazenovia
R.N. A
Geo. Talbot
Thompson
Ortonville
Minn
Will Anderson
Geo. Warren
Loganville
Will Barton
Zell Pollock
Harry Purdy
Blue River
Wis
Loni Daniels
Guy Chapman
Fred Bennett
West Plains
Bucklen Arnica Salve Cures Piles and Sores
Farmville Virginia resident A M Bruce reports a twenty year battle with chronic piles and malignant sores ended by Bucklen's Arnica Salve which cured both with no trace remaining. Best for ulcers cuts burns wounds. 25c at Fisher Bros druggist.
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A. M. Bruce
Farmville
Fisher Bros. Druggist
Merrimack Notes From Local Social Hustle
Merrimack residents visit Baraboo and Okee. Mrs C Dennis and Mrs Harriet Sutton travel. D Y Tyler and S D Coates face illness. piano bought. Fern Parks improving. Little Alice Pigg ill. A school consolidation debate set for Friday January 26. Ladies Aid to meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. Prayer meeting planned at S D Coates home.
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John Meyers
H. T. Noyes
R. Steuber
Baraboo
C. Dennis
Frank Herr
Geo. Canfield
Okee
S. F. Cramer
Ed. Loos
Ukee
D. Y. Tyler
Harriet Sutton
G. L. Clark
Joe O’keefe
Fern Parks
Alice
H. R. Pigg
Ester Pigg
Belle Hoyt
Edna Fuller
C. Flanders
Messrs Marshall
W. O’keefe
Gust Gallus
Lodi
S. D. Coates
A Surprise Party
A pleasant surprise party may be given to your stomach and liver by taking Dr King’s New Life Pills. They relieve pain and discomfort and cure headache dizziness and constipation. 25c at Fisher Bros drug store.
Veteran of Rebellion Finds Quick Relief in Cooper Medicines
Mar inette resident Leo M. Wines claims Cooper's New Discovery cures rheumatism stomach and kidney trouble and improves sleep and digestion after two bottles. He says rheumatism fades and overall health improves. Quick Relief costs fifty cents and New Discovery sells for one dollar, sold locally by Cooper agents.
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Leo M. Wines
Parnell St
Marinette
Wis
Mr. Wines
L. T. Cooper
Cooper
Coop
Cattle Hydrophobia Probe Leads to Fort Winnebago Farm
Fort Winnebago farmer Iles O Anacker summoned Dr. Roberts state veterinarian to inspect cattle on his farm after five deaths and a sixth showing violent symptoms within six weeks. A dog reportedly bit the herd two months earlier and disappeared, possibly carrying hydrophobia.
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Iles O. Anacker
Fort Winnebago
Dr. Roberts
Memory Joggers Weekly Community Cal
City Council meets on Wednesday. Thursday features the Twentieth Century Club with Mrs. J B Donovan. Woodman Circle hosts a card party and dance at Ruhland Hall. Friday includes the Hizzoner Club with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Fisher and Congregational 5 o'clock dinner. Saturday has the Woman's Club with Mrs. D A Lewis.
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Woodman Circle
Ruhland Hall
Hizzoner Club
Mrs
Herman Fisher
First M. E. Church Social At Mrs Dwinnell’s
The ladies of the First M. E. church host a social at Mrs Dwinnell’s home 510 Oak Street on Wednesday at 3 o clock. Supper will be served from five o clock onward. Dr Gaynor will share an informal talk about her experiences in China. All are invited.
Patti's Proud Moment at Royal Dinner
Patti recalls a royal dinner honoring the forthcoming Prince and Princess of Wales. King Edward VII toasted Madame Patti and recounted Queen Alexandra lifting up Prince George to kiss the renowned diva, calling it her proudest moment.
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Patti
Alfred Rothschild
Princess of Wales
Madame Patti
Alexandra
Prince George
Black Hair Ends in Strongest Strands
A German scientist reports black hair is strongest, able to suspend four ounces per strand, while blond hair breaks earlier. Yellow hair supports about two ounces, brown three, and very dark brown four and a half with a hair adding strength. The study ties hair vitality to blond bald heads and claims jet black hair keeps full growth longer.
Pursuit of Perfection and Equality in Culture
Matthew Arnold argues that true culture seeks sweetness and light and rejects machinery and hatred. Culture aims to abolish class barriers and spread the best ideas worldwide, making all people live in an atmosphere of freedom and equality.
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Matthew Arnold
Witch hazel seeds shoot far and burst unpredictably
Country Life in America notes witch hazel branches with both flowers and unopened seed pods can brighten decor yet seed pods may burst at night, spraying hard black seeds. To keep branches fresh cut the day of use or refrigerate them in water wrapped in a damp cloth to prevent withering and premature seed expulsion.
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America
Liner's Remarkable Run
A White Star liner arrived in New York from the Mediterranean with 120 cabin passengers, 86 women. The voyage saw no card games or whist, the smoking room busy, and the bar income only $10, an unprecedented record for a trans Atlantic crossing.
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New York
Mediterranean
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Ray W
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Henry Griep
Henry Eschenbach
Fred Hall
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Maple St
Odd Fellows
Walter Draper
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