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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1906
Page
7
A long list of local visits and travels centers on Madison trips by Laura Baxter Mrs Richards Miss Matilda Dyrud John Wettstein and others. Also mentions Rexall hair tonic mosquito repellent and fur coat repairs, plus regional travel to Kilbourn Devil's Lake Reedsburg and La Crosse with notes on Worms.
Mr and Mrs F Stuart journey to Devil's Lake for a two week outing Hazel Waldron visits her aunt Mrs John McComb of Stoughton for two weeks Mr and Mrs Joe Pilley and children toured Milwaukee and Ringlings circus Mrs Wm Welk and daughter return from a two week Chicago visit Misses Harriet Moran Jessica Osborne Walter Andrews and Paul Sneathen spend a few days at Kendalls
Mrs John A Hutter and son Robert and daughter Alma visited with her daughter Mrs H J Schoenmann at Wyoming Valley before part of the past week. Mr John Schoenmann was in this vicinity Tuesday. Bradley Sherwood transacted business here Thursday. Alois Bauer sold his White Mound farm to John Holler Damon Brown and LeRoy Schoenmann visited Oliver Schoenmann Wednesday. Christina Schwartz visited John B Evans in Big Hollow last week. A group including Adela and Clara Beck Lena and Lilian Leigl Eulala and Carrie Hutter Clara Pronold Elizabeth Rick Grace Luther Herbert Sieg Sylvan Schweiss Henry and John Luther enjoyed games and cake at F G Schoenmann’s for Marjory Brown’s birthday eve. Mr and Mrs John Davies of Spring Green visited daughter Mrs Alvin Cooper Friday and Saturday. The funeral of Solomon Cramer Sr. took place from his home at eleven a.m. Saturday June 30 Rev Pruca of Spring Green officiated. Paul Luther and wife visited Mr and Mrs Phil Volk Sunday. Mrs John Smith of Alma Center Wis visiting sister Mrs J J Cooper and others.
July 2 updates report Joseph Mepham’s serious arm injury requiring stitches. Mrs. Schoenberg pledged in sane and sent to Mendota for treatment. W. Wadleigh family tours the state by auto visiting siblings in Reedsburg before continuing to Cazenovia. Summer travel, church progress, illness, visits, Fourth of July plans, and local leisure noted. Strawberries 10 cents a quart. summer school starts July 9 with housing on Market Street near the armory.
Chas Gibeaut and his wife from Belvidere visit his mother for a week. Joe Moll on the sick list. A barn on Henry Reinike’s farm burned last Sunday evening. Rev. Volliver of Iowa arrives to conduct meetings at Walton for a week. Dance at Lee’s hall Wednesday evening. All are welcome.
Reports from Sauk County note Mrs. Fargen of Sandusky lost a cow to lightning last Friday morning. Henry Reineke of Woodland saw a barn destroyed by fire on Sunday. Orlando Rich of Webster's Prairie fell from a new barn onto a pile of stone, injuring a wrist and suffering bruises. The corner stone of the new Reedsburg Presbyterian church will be laid next Sunday. Sauk County Teachers Institute will run at Reedsburg from July 9 to 22. H C Langdon and Wm Toole report road improvements using the split log drag in wet weather.
Dr. Wansberry and Dr. Miller are in LaValle attending practice under temporary absence of Dr. Nelson. Mr. Wetzel and E. A. Grover discuss mining prospects at Big Creek. Paul Stewart visits Baraboo chum Bertie Clark at the McNamer residence. Two new telephone lines and numerous new phones are being installed in LaValle.
Rev Popp returns from Milwaukee and Miss Stella Wood leaves for Woodlawn as Madison and Reedsburg families host relatives and friends over the weekend. Clara Fuller travels from Reedsburg to visit family, while Marie Kleb stays with parents. Ernest Keifer from Milwaukee and Howard Colyer from Beloit spend days with kin. Charles Greeney and clan visit Madison relations. Miss Eva Colyer hosts her Beloit guest. Chicago guest Miss Martha Gall visits for a few weeks.
Loganville men and families spent weekend with Lime Ridge friends. Westenhaver family attended a Baraboo wedding. Several residents plan to attend the Reedsburg Presbyterian church corner stone laying. Linens and visits include Hast, Brentzer, Saltwidel, Twist family, Emma Twist, and Baraboo trips.
Miss Millie Kopf returns from Milwaukee where she spent two weeks with Mrs. Wm. Dentzler. Mrs. Dentzler underwent an operation and is doing nicely. Doctors Nichols Hardy and Dickinson attended.
Platt and Ruda announce preparations for the ice season offering first class service. Rates are set at 9 per season, 2 per month, and 35 cents per hundred from coupon books.
Shadow Town Co at 409 Oak Street Edison advertises July records just received including phonographs records and supplies. Call to hear them.
Stoddard and Varnell move buildings and deal in pumps and windmills. Repair work receives prompt attention. Located at 615 Third Avenue Baraboo Wis Telephone 120.
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