Westfield Social Roundup Sees Visits and Meetings
Westfield notes list visits from Herman Woll of west Baraboo and Sophia Butler of Sparta. Distant relatives, Old Settler gathering at North Freedom on June 25, and various calls on Baraboo, Reedsburg, and North Freedom residents fill a busy week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Woll
West Baraboo
Alv. Alexander
Sophia Butler
Charles
Dean
Sparta
Fred Simon’s
Emma Ruggles
Baraboo
Old Settler’s
North Freedom
Ed. Henry
Carl Schanke
W. Flitcroft
Colfax
Reedsburg
Wm. Stackhouse
Nellie
A. Weidmand
Bessie Rumpf
J. G. Paterson
Sadie Greeny
Eva Colyer
Grant Weidman
Aug. Meyers
Eugene Tibbits
Harry Weidman
Fred Brooks
Cliff Weinman
W. Fliteroff
Local Happenings in South Delton This Week
June 28 report from South Delton lists residents visiting and traveling. A. N. Graves, hospitalized in Chicago, is improving. Several locals and visitors including Miss Zada Hale Miss Mahue lerry and Miss Gretta attend Whitewater ads. Families host guests from Baraboo Lime Ridge Morrisonville Webster's Prairie and North Freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Graves
Chicago
Zada Hale
Kilbourn
Otto Powell
Webster’s Prairie
Clara
Kate Searle
Clyde McFarland
Baraboo
Reuben Ableman
Lizzie Sylvester
Morrisonville
John Smith
McGaw
C. K. Bayles
Visitors at Mirror Lake Campers and Relatives Gather
Mirror Lake notes list visits and home stays by Gus Dangle of Reedsburg and families from Delton Baraboo Elroy and Wonewee. Names include Al Smith H Mould Pattrick Wheeler Gibbons Hewitt and Floyd Kingsley among others with cottages at Loch Mirror Park and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Dangle
Reedsburg
George Flickner
Delton
al. Smith
Acott
H. Mould
Pattrick
Miss Wheeler
Loch Mirror Park
Philip Gibbons
Hewitt
Baraboo
Weststed couple returns from wedding trip in Loganville
Mr and Mrs Will Weststed return home to Loganville after their wedding trip. The groom runs a hotel there. Emma Licht and Ella Licht visit relatives in Reedsburg with Mrs Albert Klitzke. Henry Meikus family visits Wm C Meier. Missionary meeting at Leland draws many locals. Amelia Reinese visits Christ Janke family near Leland. Albert Retzloff and wife travel to Wonewoc to canvass for Wilson Bros. Wm Voss hosts relatives and Luhrsen brothers call on Voss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Weststed
Loganville
Emma
Ella Licht
Reedsburg
Albert Klitzke
Henry Meikus
Wm. C. Meier’s
Leland
Amelia Reinese
Christ Janke
Albert Retzloff
Wonewoc
Retzloff
Wilson Bros
Wm. Voss
Wm. Liutterman
Arthur
Albert Luhrsen
Local Visitors Call on Glenville Residents
Glenville sees visitors from Belvidere Illinois with Mr J N Douglas and sons Veo and Verne calling on relatives. H H Tinkham and two daughters and Mrs Brown of Baraboo visited friends last Friday. Mrs J Lueht and two daughters also called on neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Douglas
Veo and
Verne
Belvidere
Ill
H. H. Tinkham
8. Brown
Baraboo
J. Lueht
Old Settler’s meeting and sugar beet crop outlook noted
The text records a visit to Milwaukee lasting ten days, with the Capener parents visiting last Sunday. Geo Karstetter, his mother and sister attended the Old Settler’s meeting at North Freedom on Friday. A U S sugar beet company representative toured patrons, reporting a healthy looking crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
F. K. Capener
Geo. Karstetter
North Freedom
The
U. S
Unconscious From Fall In Merrimack Bee Quest
Parker C Moulton aged 83 fell from a 16 foot ladder placed in a tree to reach bees. He dislocated his shoulder and hip joints and bruised his head, remained unconscious after aid, with possible transfer to Madison General Hospital. The item notes other local happenings and upcoming Merrimack celebration on July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrimack
Parker C. Moulton
Madison General Hospital
Theodore Truehl
Freda
Gladys Dennis
Dennis
F. Cramer
Baraboo
F. M. Pracia
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. EK
E. Gattwinkel
Doris
Seattle
A. Farnworth
W. O’keefe
Adah Pigg
Gertrude
Sarah Blacklock
Claude Roderick
Baraboo News Roundup and Social Tidbits
June 29 Delton notes Mrs Albert Goman of Baraboo ill at her parents home. Cottage Home spelling contest drew a crowd. Mrs Squires last to drop out. Mrs Mattie Morer of Toledo visiting sister Mrs D Lewis. About 20 youths danced at Otto Timme’s home. Mrs Susan Murray back from Portage and Fairfield. Mrs Lizzie Vanderveer visiting D Lewis. John Marshall returning from Washington plans to move family and farm. Mrs Willard hosted Ed Marsh and Baraboo relatives. Elsie Hulbert back from Norwalk and La Valle trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Goman
Baraboo
Cottage Home
Squires
Mattie Morer
Toledo
Ohio
D- Lewis
Otto Timme
Susan Murray
Portage
Fairfield
Lizzie Vanderveer
D. Lewis
John Marshall
Washington
Willard
Ed. Marsh
Elsie Hulbert
Norwalk
la Valle
Harrisburg and West Trey Visit and Local Socials
Cyril Cooper of Whitewater visits friend Clarence Walster in Harrisburg while Mrs. Bonham and Mrs. Fingerhut spend weekend with mother Mrs. Meng in Sauk City. A Tuesday party at John Strait's home saw the young people enjoy themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyril Cooper
Whitewater
Clarence Walster
William Bonham
William Fingerhut
Meng
Sauk City
John Strait
Carpenter Suffers Leg Break in Roof Accident
A carpenter named Schlosser slipped from a roof while shingling the new House of Mr Stevens in Prairie du Sac and broke his leg. The accident happened on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie du Sac
Mr.Stevens
Schlosser
Walton News Notes Visitors and Travels
Ethel Jordan and Nora Canon of this place and Mae Hanzlik of Wonewoc planned trips after a Walton outing with Jordan visiting Madison and Canon visiting Illinois and Iowa. Orin Hutchings and bride from Cincinnati will stay with Hutchins parents for weeks. Rev E P Mankofsky preached at the tent and many attended Bethel camp meeting. Mrs Lydia La Vallie of Marshfield visits. Goldie Carpenter returned from Reedsburg. Mrs Salina Mortimer attends Bethel camp. Rev and Mrs Mankofsky left for Berlin. Born Friday to Mr and Mrs Lester Small, a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Jordan
Nora Canon
This
Mae Hanzlik
Wonewoc
The
Dells
Miss Jordan
Madison
Miss Canon
Illinois
Iowa
Orin Hutchings
Cincinnati
Ohio
Wm.Hutchins
E. P. Mankofsky
Walton
Bethel
Lydia la Vallie
Marshield
Wis
Goldie Carpenter
Reedsburg
Salina Mortimer
Bethel Camp Meeting
Mankofsky
Berlin
Lester Small
Barn Raising, Travels, and Local Happenings on John Steele Farm
Durwara's Clen reports a barn raising at John Steele's farm on Monday. An automobile party from Portage visited the Glen Sunday. One member had just returned from extensive travels in California. The Mueller family plans a strawberry trip to Prairie du Sac. William Schaunz fainted from heat at the barn raising. Flossie Dudley visits John Hamilton's family and returns to the Glen. Miss May Marshall's illness prompts a missionary meeting at Caledonia church. Herman Hyer with rib injury resumes road work. South Park, Wash., to gain city water soon. Construction contract amounts to 71000 with pipe costs at 9000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Steele
Portage
The
Glen
California
Mueller
Prairie du Sac
William Schaunz
Steele
Flossie Dudley
John Hamilton
Miss May Marshall
Caledonia Church
Herman Hyer
South Park, Wash
Ableman Fourth of July Celebration Planned
Mr and Mrs Joe Kosmoski visited Barrow while Mrs Aug Langenhan hosted the German Lutheran sewing circle. Mrs Selma Schubrink of Madison visits her mother Mrs A Langenhan. Ed Warren and son Ray visited Reedsburg with Warren making a Janesville trip. Editor J Seftenberg and son from North Freedom were in town. The Ableman Singer Band will host the July fifth celebration with music and grand fireworks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe. Kosmoski
Barrow
Louis Voll
Aug. Langenhan
Selma Schubrink
Madison
A. Langenhan
Ed. Warren
Ray
Reedsburg
Eid. Warren
Janesville
J Seftenberg
North Freedom
Ableman Singer
Ableman
Community Notes From Denzer Area
June 28 residents include Miss Carrie Krinz on vacation from John Kaufmann home Prairie du Sac. Rev. Youngblood of Sauk City led Catholic services all last week. Birth announced a daughter to Mr and Mrs Charles Hill on June 24. Various visitors and gatherings listed with Sauk City Merrimack Prairie du Lac and Black Hawk locations. Several confirmations at Catholic church and caregiving at H Grotophorst home noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Krinz
John Kaufmann
Prairie du Sac
Rev. Youngblood
Sauk City
Ida Greck
Carl Wolf
Charles Hill
J. Kinzler
Prairie du Lac
Pauline Lehman
Mr. Sanzlin
Mr. Steidtman
Merrimack
Henry Fettle
Mamie Brilliot
Leidig
John Schneider
Minnesota
Scharra
Zelia Leidig
Gertrude Dulka
Susan Kuhnan
George Garol
Carr Valley Visitors and Local Updates
Carr Valley notes Mrs. Butcher and two children visited the Johnson home the past week. Miss Dearholt of Reedsburg spent time with Mrs. F. M. Seamans. Hattie McBrayer visits near Loyd. Camp meeting attendees from here go to Bethel. Mrs. Draper is ill. Mr. Bible's new barn is completed. Frank Tyler closes a school term tomorrow. A farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. Peglow on River Street featured cards and dancing with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butcher
Valley
Johnson
Miss Dearholt
Reedsburg
F. M. Seamans
Hattie McBrayer
Loyd
Bethel
Spelling Contest at Cottage Home Delton
The old time spelling match held at the Cottage Home last Thursday evening drew about 30 contestants. Mrs Squires won the prize by spelling down the entire class. G G Keyes delivered brain racking words that surprised longtime residents. Mrs Dr Simpton and her Chicago visitors stay with Geo Hewitt. The M E church gained a new roof and repairs. Mrs Dr Jones once ill now rides out. Theo Steele bought the Benton property on Mirrorlake securing a right of way to his launch landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delton
Squires
G. G. Keyes
Simpton
Chicago
Geo. Hewitt
M. E
Dr. Jones
Theo
Steele
Benton
Mirrorlake
Mr. Steele
Community Notes From Lime Ridge Local Visitations
June updates from Lime Ridge list Hazel Gladys and Fyrne Selden visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs John Copley and planning to see aunt Mrs Carr of Wheelerburg. Mrs Rudy Nuss and Ruth of Madison visit C E Kohn and R L Bohn. Dr E C McCarty opens office in Heubseh building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel
Gladys
Fyrne Selden
John Copley
Mrs. Carr
Wheelerburg
Rudy Nuss
Ruth
Madison
C. EK
R. L. Bohn
E. C. McCarty
Heubseh
Frank Gasser
Childre
Blue River
Fred Kemps
Marshfield
R. L. Bohn’s
Rev. Warren
Boaz, Richland Co
Nina Hull
Robert
Livingston
Ala
North Freedom
La Valle Social Notes Include Visits and Moves
Mrs Will Wilson returns from a week with sister Mrs R Tennant of Wauwatosa Agnes Turner of Onalaska visits grandmother Mrs Sam Tordoff Charles Eder and Charles Pearson enjoy time at the Black Hills Millie Sanders of Reedsburg visits E A Richards J E Greenhalgh leaves for Chicago extended visit LaValle Woman s Literary club meets with Mrs Miller Supper for Mrs Greenhalgh before move to Washington Mrs C C Pearson of Didsbury Canada visits LaValle Ironton deaths shock D Price of Wonewee Miss Kennedy of Madison visits library and library board Mrs H K B Eger and children of Libertyville Ill depart for Baraboo Ruth Billings of Whitewater visits Aug Borchers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Wilson
R. Tennant
Wauwatosa
Agnes Turner
Onalaska
Wis
Sam Tordoff
Charles Eder
Charles Pearson
Black Hills
Millie Sanders
Reedsburg
E. A. Richards
J.e. Greenhalgh
Chicago
LaValle
Miller
Greenhalgh
Washington
C. C. Pearson
Didsbury
Canada
Ironton
D. Price
Wonewee
Miss Kennedy
Madison
Library and Library Board
H. KB. Eger
Libertyville
Ill
Baraboo
Ruth Billings
Whitewater
Aug. Borchers
Logaville Community Notes Share Social Roundup
June 28 report from Loganville details barn dance at C Thieding s with families including the Riggerts Hast and Ware groups. Winnie Schuster visits Hill Point. Rotzlaff home welcomes Paul Yeck. ice cream social and Westedts hall dance follow. Wedding trip pair Westedt back home. Fisher improving from tonsillitis. Freida Henning joins C F Fishers. Grand celebration planned for Monday July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Thieding
E. Riggert
Otto
Louisa Riggert
Verthien
W. H. Ware
G. W. Hast
Winnie Schuster
Henry Coles
Hill Point
George Raguse
Rotz
Freida Henning
C. F. Fisher’s
Fall suit samples available for tailor made International line
The Fur Store owned by G. A. Briggs invites customers to inspect new Fall samples of International tailor made suits and obtain price quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fur Store
G. A. Briggs
Fairfield Briefs Highlight Local Movements and House Builds
John Luce returned home Saturday night from Baker City Oregon after a stay of 18 months. Shultz is erecting a fine new residence on the farm he bought from J. Lindsley. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Weber were Fairfield visitors Sunday. Mrs Jane Fuller Kinmey of Dakota is visiting friends in East Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Luce
Beker City
Oregon
Shultz
J. Lindsley
Ed. Weber
Fairfield
Jane Fuller Kinmey
Dakota
East Fairfield
Greenfield Notes on Barn Raise and Visiting Families
Earl A. Johnson raised a large new barn on Thursday. W D Stanley and family of Bara Boo visited with Rev J S Crowder and family at Rest Cottage today. Herman Wilkinson is at home again after an extended trip in Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl A. Johnson
W. D. Stanley
Baraboo
J.S. Crowder
Herman Wilkinson
Wisconsin
Cassell Family News and Local Baseball Result
Born to Mr and Mrs John Pieper a son on June 24 Ada Pierce attended camp meeting at Baraboo last week Visiting relatives from Milwaukee include Mr and Mrs Huebner Mr and Mrs Dubiel and their little daughter at J T Babington's home Cassell ball nine played Arena nine at Arena Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pieper
Ada Pierce
Baraboo
Huebner
Dubiel
Milwaukee
J. T Babington
Cassell
Arena
Local Notes From North Fairfield and Surrounding Areas
June visits and family news from North Fairfield include Miss Helen Matison of Fond du Lac visiting her mother Mrs Matison. Mrs Joe Lewis and her mother traveled to Portage last Wednesday. L P Lewis has a house being painted by Otto Lee. Milton Holt and family from North Freedom visited Mr and Mrs M Damar. W S Newell visited his brother Jesse Newell over the weekend. Celebration at Gust Lewis occurs in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Matison
Fond du Lac
Matison
Joe Lewis
Portage
L. P. Lewis
Otto Lee
Milton Holt
North Freedom
M. Damar
W. S. Newell
Jesse Newell
Gust Lewis
Missionary Meeting At Lutheran Church Fares Well
LELAND June 29 The missionary meeting at the Lutheran church was well attended. Collection 105 dollars. Mrs. Fred Malon is staying with her daughter Mrs. Hill and caring for the granddaughter who arrived Friday June 25. Fred Hauser from Mount Horeb visited his daughter Mrs. Maulworf Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Fred Malon
Hill
Fred Hauser
Mount Horeb
Maulworf
Marriage Ceremony At Lutheran Church In Sandusky
On Thursday at 9 a m the Lutheran church hosted the marriage of Walter Krantz and Grace Kurtzdorfer with local attendees present. Other news notes mention Henry Stricker building a new wind mill, George Holborn visiting from Laudi, Susie Alexander of Reedsburg visiting Grace Ward, Main Baker aiding Otto Goetsch with barn moving, Olive Reitman returning from Sheboygan for vacation, and a temperance lecture by Mrs Law son of Milwaukee at Lime Ridge Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Walter Krandt
Grace Kurtzdorfer
Henry Stricker
George Holborn
Laudi
Susie Alexander
Reedsburg
Grace Ward
Main Baker
Otto Goetsch
Olive Reitman
Sheboygan
Lawson
Milwaukee
Lime Ridge
Local notes from Ironton and nearby towns
Ironton notes list visits and guests including Charles Pearson on a Black Hills trip, Mr and Mrs Williams of Idaho visiting relatives, Miss Iva Matthews at Whitewater, and Mrs A J Blakeslee entertaining family from Baraboo. Other items mention Mrs Daisy Mortimer of Wauwatosa visiting relatives, Dr Booker on a trip to Gillinghard, and guests Mr and Mrs Becker of Wauwatosa staying with Mrs Ballingtine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Idaho
Iva Matthews
Whitewater
A. J. Blakeslee
Baraboo
G.A. Wright
Palmer
Adams
Daisy Mortimer
Wauwatosa
Dewey
Delton
Becker
Ballingtines
Jas. Mason
Dr. Booker
Gillinghard
Pickering
Miss Wilma
Reedsburg
R. Hainstock
Baraboo and Freedom Social Roster Notes
Baraboo and Freedom social news records visits and caller events. Mrs. Fred Kietzke hosted Mrs. Templin of North Freedom. Ben C. Kuester of Denver visited Baraboo. Mrs. George Mitchel called from North Freedom. H Mertzke called on L Borck. Samuel Armbruster and family attended the Old Settlers meeting. Miss Augusta Kuester returned home after a month at the Ringling residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben C. Kuester
Denver
Baraboo Town
George Mitchel
North Freedom
H. Mertzke
L. Borck
Samuel Armbruster
Old Settlers
Augusta Kuester
Ringling
For Sale Notices in Baraboo and Sumpter
Two sale notices list items for sale in Wisconsin. A 25 horse overgasoline line engine in good shape is offered by Henry Roick of Baraboo citing water power use in his mill. A bay horse about five years old weighing 1100 pounds is listed by Ray Schied of Sumpter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Roick
Baraboo
Wis
Salbe
Ray Schied
Sumpter
For Sale Farm near Delton with 80 acres and fruit
Describes an 80 acre Delton farm near Fern Dell with 40 acres improved 8 to 10 acres marsh land tolerable house and out buildings good well 100 apple trees several berry varieties grapes currants gooseberries and other farm staples. Priced at 2000 dollars. Inquiries to CG. M Smith N. Wilcox Fairfield or Delton address OC. M. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delton
Fern Dell
CG. M Smith
N. Wilcox
Fairfield
OC. M. Smith
FOUND A LADY'S GOLD WATCH LOST AT WOODMAN PICNIC
A lady reports a gold watch found near the Woodman picnic. Claim at this office or at H Alexander's home 717 Eighth Street Baraboo Wisconsin. Reward offered and advertisement paid 26 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Alexander
Eighth Street
Baraboo
Wis
Banquet Seeks Experienced Waitresses on Monday Evening
Help wanted for a banquet from 4 to 7 Monday in which girls experienced in waiting tables should apply to Chas Bunker at Home Bakery on Third Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Bunker
Home Bakery
Third Avenue
Wool Wanted For Highest Market Price Offered
The George Carpenter Lumber and Produce Co offers the top market price for wool delivered to the potato warehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carpenter Lumber and Produce Co
Potatoe
Spring Planting Seeds From J Briggs & Co Baraboo Wis
Describes 1909 seed stock offered by J Briggs & Co in Baraboo Wisconsin. Highlights fresh, reliable seed and thousands of satisfied customers. Encourages callers to obtain prices for garden field and flower seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Briggs & Co
Baraboo
Wis
Fir for Silos Sold at Reduced Price
Farmers secure silo material from George Carpenter at his lumber yard. He has enough for two more silos and will offer them at a reduced price. Telephone or visit the yard to purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carpenter
Taxidermist Services Offered in Prairie du Lac
E D Ochsner advertises taxidermy work mounting all kinds of birds and animals true to nature. Prices are reasonable and work is guaranteed to be first class. Located in Prairie du Lac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Ochsner
Prairie du Lacris
Land Boom Across Potter and Sully Counties South Dakota
J P Witwen receives a Gettysburg land firm letter noting 600 quarter sections changed hands in Potter and Sully counties this spring. Gettysburg is Potter county seat, with two new roads surveyed including a direct route to Pierre. Investors may realize three to five dollars profit per acre by year end as 40+ traction engines break sod and flax is sown. Cheap excursion rates offered every 1st and 3rd Tuesday. Land remains affordable in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Witwen
Gettysburg
South Dakota
Potter
Sully
Potter County
Pierre
Also Mentioned on This Page
Westfield
South Delton
Mirror Lake
South Westfield
Glenville
P.C. Moulton
Harrisburg
West Trey
Durwara
Denzer
Carr Valley
John Peglow
River Street
Greenfield
North Fairfield
Sandusky
Freedom
Fred Kietzke
Templin
Rea
Ees
Runge
B. F. Thomas
Fairfield Creamery
Baraboo Markets
Wea
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