City Council Special Session Approves Saloon Licenses and Bridge Replank
The city council met in special session to approve saloon license applications with 15 names reported favorably and a $8500 revenue note. Bids for 33 000 feet of rock elm planks for Oak Street Bridge favored H M Johnston Lumber at 24.90 per thousand, with repairs and duties discussed for July operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Junk
Ash St
W.H. Vogler
Fourth St
H. F. Staten
Third
Carl Zimmerly
Herman Welk
Emil Platt
Third St. George Urban
Ash St. Nicholas Straus
Linn St
William Kunzelman
Fourth Ave
F. J. Kalaher
Nicholas Straus
C. A. Gonder
Warren House
F. R. Bentley
George T. Thaever
Board of Review
H. H. Stanley
Oak Street
H. M. Johnston Lumber Company
J. L. Stewart Lumber Company
Charles Carpenter Lumber Company
Johnston Company
Riney
Miss Gladys Pearson Weds Charles Spencer in Glenville State
Miss Gladys Elaine Pearson daughter of Senator Charles L Pearson wed Charles Hardy Spencer Wednesday at her parents home in Glenville. Rev L A Goddard officiated before about 60 guests with attendants Mr and Mrs Thomas Welch. The couple plans a westward wedding journey then will reside on the Spencer farm with relatives nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Elaine Pearson
Charles L. Pearson
Charles Hardy Spencer
Glenville
Rev
L. A. Goddard
Thomas Welch
Lulu Spencer
Barron
Charles Spencer
City Considers Bridge Repair After Ten-Year Review
A report suggested significant work on a bridge, including removing a large gas pipe and leveling the structure. City Engineer French claimed the bridge was similar to ten years ago and proposed lowering the center of gravity by cutting iron piers. The issue was sent to the street committee for expert assessment and guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French
Street Committee
BoyFalls From Second Story Window in Lafayette
Lafayette boy, son of Mr and Mrs W W Hufman, fell from a second story window at about 10 oclock this fore noon. He landed on grass and escaped serious injury despite prior falls at six weeks and seven months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
W. W. Hufman
W.H. Hufman
Casses Celebrate Golden Wedding Milestone in West Spring Green
Mr and Mrs George Cass of West Spring Green observe their fiftieth anniversary with a gathering of about seventy five friends. The event featured yellow decorations, a bride and groom cake, poems by Mrs Lucy Letcher and Miss Bell Cass, and gifts including gold pieces and silverware. George born 1836 in Wellsburg Ohio and Margaret Beaver born 1841 in Pennsylvania married June 26 1859 near Spring Green. They lived on a 160 acre farm before moving to West Spring Green in 1888. The couple has six children, eighteen grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Baraboo
D. Hesselgrave
Lodi
Glen Hesselgrave
Norwalk
C. E. Hesselgrave
Roy Hesselgrave
Lods
Niles Fellows
Madison
George Cass
West Spring Green Green
Lucy Letcher
Wellsburg
Ohio
James Cass
Spring Green
Margaret Beaver
Hiram Cass
Erastus Mercer
Junius Cass
Minnesota
Little Willow Creek
Ithaca
Richland County
West Spring Green Prairie
Cass
Mifflin County
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Margaret
Samson
Beaver
Mary Cass
Excelsior
Wis
Charles Cass
Jackson
Mississippi
Frank Cass
Albert Fosbinder
Frank Letcher
West Spring Green
Kirch Brother Dies in North Dakota Lightning Storm
Word reached Madison on Tuesday that Henry Kirch Jr. formerly of Mazomanie was killed during a lightning storm at Beech North Dakota. He is brother of Nicholas J. Kirch whose marriage to Miss Mabel G. Diment occurred that day at Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Henry Kirch, Jr
Mazomanie
Beech, N. D
Nicholas J. Kirch
Mabel G. Diment
Notice to newspaper subscribers on payment and notices
A public notice urges readers to prepay or visit the office to avoid statements and embarrassment. It warns subscribers to watch the date after their name and look out for the red hand indicator.
Back From Washington Visit Records Trip Highlights
C J Sturdevant returns from a western coast trip visiting J W Wood and family in Sumner Washington Charles Simmons and J W Carpenter in Pacific and R W Dudley in South Park He brought photos for L W Woodworth on Grove Street Seattle exposition praised weather cool and west of Dakota and east of Central Washington not impressive He injured a knee in St Paul and remains somewhat lame His daughter Mrs W Springer stays in the west for another month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Sturdevant
J. W. Wood
Sumner
Washington
Charles Simmons
Pacific
J. W. Carpenter
R. W. Dudley
South Park
Dakota
St. Paul
W. Springer
West
Serious rib fracture after coop roof accident
Thomps on, of Fourth avenue, was removing a roof from a chicken coop when he slipped and broke all the ribs on his left side near the backbone. A piece of iron from a past injury entered his back, and either bone or iron may have penetrated his lung causing breathing trouble. He is reported resting easier today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Fourth Avenue
Valco Moore
Second Avenue
Judge Kelsey Appointed Divorce Counsel for Sauk County
Ray Stevens of Madison appoints Judge W. T. Kelsey as divorce counsel for Sauk County under the new divorce law. The judge will handle all default cases where one party fails to appear and will represent both the state and the absent party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EK. Ray Stevens
Madison
W.T. Kelsey
Sauk County
Kelsey
Shoes Stolen by Farmer Keiser Probed in Court
Frank Keiser of Greenfield faced Judge Adolph Andre after taking a pair of $3.50 shoes from Joseph Lusk, who slept in an alley. Keiser paid a $10 fine and $5.69 costs, or risk 30 days in jail. shoes were recovered from his rig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Keiser
Greenfield
Adolph Andre
Joseph Lusk
McDonald
Keiser
Lusk
Smith and Rotzell Wed by Judge Kelsey at Court House
Herbert L. Smith and Ida Rotzell of Lime Ridge were married by Judge W. T. Kelsey at the courthouse on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert L.smith
Ida Rotzell
Lime Ridge
W. T. Kelsey
Court House
Missing EP Dieter Leaves Defenders in Limbo
EP Dieter longtime Sewing Machine agent and EFU collector has been missing since Monday June 21. Kilbourn is cited as his last known location. EFU lodge suspended for unpaid dues as Daniel Ruggles takes charge to locate funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Dieter
Singer Sewing Machine
the Defenders
E. F. U. Lodge
Daniel Ruggles
Supreme Secretary
Dieter
Itig
Kilbourn
Missing Dieter solicitor eyed for foul play in Defenders case
Friday report notes Kr. P. Dieter of the Defenders vanished after June leaving no trace since June 21. Anisa Wright of Kilbourn cites Dieter at his Baraboo office June 22 at 9 pm. money and E F U dues questioned. no evidence of voluntary departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kr. P. Dieter
Anisa Wright
Kilbourn
Baraboo
Dieter
Wright
Grand Lodge
Madison
Kremer
Singer Company
Daniel Ruggles
E. P. Dieter
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Elm Lumber
Bride
C. L. Pear
Louis Weirich
Camp Douglas
Mrs
West Spring Green Pass
North Dakota
A. P. Cheek
Oscar Doppler
Floyd Newell Orvier Philbrick
W. D. McGuire
Harry Hampton
Norman Sutherland
M. M. Palmer
Chris Dyrude
Harry Duncan
I. Stinson
Post Office Building
Baraboo, Wis
Congressional District
Babcock
A. M. Wells
Greenfield Town
Judge Kelsey
Tion
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