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Newspaper

Baraboo News

Location

Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1908

Page

10

Fairfield Helpers Union Meeting and Local News

July 8 note lists the Fairfield Helpers Union meeting Mrs Robt Malloy on Wednesday July 15. Also mentions Mrs O Hoege marketing first honey of the season. Kate Hoyt of Mendota college visits Miss Lizzie Attridge and spoke at Fairfield A C church Tuesday evening.

Fairfield Helpers Union Robt. Malloy O. Hoege Kate Hoyt Mendota College Lizzie Attridge Fairfield A. C

Edwards sisters return home after visit

Vera and Viva Edwards returned to their Glenville home Saturday after a week with their grandparents. Mrs. B Coles and Mrs. D Rogers visited Mrs. Atwater in Lyons Sunday. Wm. Montgomery had a raising Tuesday.

Vera Viva Edwards Glenville Coles D. Rogers

Prairie du Sac Social News for July Fourth Weekend

Prairie du Sac notes show Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dietrich of Madison visiting, Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Fey and their son from Mazomanie staying over the Fourth, L. A. Cooper a Chicago University student returning home, and Mrs. S. H. Buenler of Milwaukee visiting Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Buehler.

W. H. Dietrich Madison H. KE. Fey Mazomanie L. A. Cooper Chicago University S. H. Buenler Milwaukee J. W. Buehler

Beloit visitors among Greenfield gatherings noted

July 13 Misses Meta and Hannah Washow of Beloit visit cousin Wm Lange in Greenfield. Mr and Mrs Theodore Kramer tour Frank Heir's home in Merrimack Sunday. Herman Schultz and Eddie Granes were visiting in Greenfield over Sunday.

Meta Hannah Washow Beloit Wm. Lange Greenfield Theodore Kramer Frank Heir Merrimack Herman Schultz Eddie Granes

July Fourth Visits From Ableman Residents

Ableman residents and families spent the Fourth of July with relatives in Chicago Milwaukee La Crosse Sandusky Ohio and Beloit. Remarks note Mrs Aug Steinhorst and grandson Otto Gall visiting Beloit and Mrs Geo Meyer with children visiting Reedsburg. George P Stocker of Madison visited friends here.

Wm.Breitzke Chicago R. Kramp Milwaukee H. Liesenfeldt la Crosse Wm. Bartenbach Sandusky Ohio Aug. Steinhorst Otto Gall Beloit Aug. Yeech Geo. Meyer

Local News Briefs From LA VALLE

Mr and Mrs Richard Harrison and daughter of Wenatchee Washington visit friends in the area. Herman Tordoff on vacation from Waukegan Illinois. Ed Kitson and family from Madison visit friends. Mrs Hyslop and Mrs Lee shop in Reedsburg. Exilda Hackett from North Freedom visits Grace Paddock. Ruth Apker and Esther Lince of Baraboo visit Gladys Apker. Grace and Benjamin Paddock visit Baraboo. Mrs Lane J Well and daughter of Medford visit Emily Pearson. Mrs Sawyer of the Wisconsin Library Commission visits the local library. School meeting approves adding another grade, extending two years of high school work.

Richard Harrison Wenatchee Wash Herman Tordoff Waukegan Iil Ed. Kitson Madison Wm. Hyslop George Lee Reedsburg Exilda Hackett North Freedom Grace Paddock Ruth Apker Esther Lince Baraboo Gladys Apker Grace Benjamin Paddock Baraiboo Lane J.well Medford Wis Emily Pearson Sawyer Wisconsin Library Commission

North Freedom Social Roundup July notes happenings

Local residents list visits and travels across Baraboo Reedsburg and Baraboo area. Mentioned are Mrs L Smith returning from Baraboo, Rev and Mrs Bearmore departing for New Jersey, Mrs Quick accompanying them, families visiting relatives, social events like an ice cream social raising 16.35, W R C initiating four members, births and illnesses, and several traveling relatives from Missouri Brooklyn and Lone Rock visiting Baraboo area.

Twin girls born to Mr and Mrs Frank Stando in Reedsburg

In Reedsburg on Sunday July 12, birth of twin girls to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stando. Mother and babies healthy. Local social notes mention Mrs. Charles Kester improving and various residents traveling or visiting, with Camp Douglas, La Crosse and Oshkosh referenced.

Frank Stando Charles Kester S. A. Collins Ashland Madison Rosien Nancy Brady Dillon Pease Galena A. Sanders la Crosse Oulie Schonenberg Baraboo Wolley Company B Camp Douglas Hugh Wise Wm. Wise F. Moore Hillsboro Wm. Burdick Manston

Black Hawk Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

July visits showcase Madison and Sauk City guests in Black Hawk. Henry Mellentine and daughter from Madison spent time with relatives. Sauk City visitors welcomed Mrs Chas Jennewein and others. A son arrived for Julius Guskow. Doctor remains weak per Mrs A Fritsche from Chicago. West Allis resident Theodore Schubring visited his brother Fred. Beulah Ott and Fern Brown visited Barlen and Jaeger families. John Jennewein family received a new organ.

Henry Mellentine Madison Black Hawk H. Guhl Hidessen Fisher J. Dresen Sauk City Chas. Jennewein Julius Guskow A. Fritsche Chicago Theodore Schubring West Allis Fred Schubring Beulah Ott Fern Brown Barlen Jaeger John Jennewein

Local Notes From Reedsburg and Nearby Towns

Born to Dr and Mrs Fowler a daughter on July seventh 1908. Rosa Sparks returned home in Reedsburg after a visit with Mrs Trumpf and daughters. Anton Beck clerked in Betk and Nachreiners store. Walter Constantine has cheese boxes delivered. Emma Breehtle home from Spring Green for a few days. Rev Father Vadder treated for rheumatism in Prairie du Chien hospital. Mary Heubsch died July 6 1008 after long consumption. Rev Fr Max Ruprech of Loretta read the requiem high mass. Kate Bauer visiting aunt Gusta Schwartz in Spring Green. Preliminary contest set for Friday night July 17 1908. Beulah Ott and Madison niece visited aunt Mrs Reuschlein from Wednesday to Sunday. Lieutenant George Woerth of Prairie du Lac, telephone repairman, fixed the local station and orders run smoothly.

Mary Heubsch Max Ruprechter Loretta Kate Bauer Gusta Schwartz Spring Green Beulah Ott Madison Reuschlein George Woerth Prairie du Lac

Open access to berry fields balked by fences and fees

A Fairfield party touring a distant blueberry field reports scant pickings as landowners restrict access. Open entry costs twenty five cents per person and barbwire fences deter many would be pickers. Rye harvest begins with W McFarland and Nelson Teel cutting. Warren Juyce vacations at Newport while Marguerite Newell seeks eye treatment in Milwaukee.

Claude Newell J.H. Luce and Warren and Lawrence W. McFarland Nelson Teel Warren Juyce Newport Marguerite Newell Milwaukee

Baraboo Guests And Local Church Notices

North Fairfield residents hosted visits from James Anchor and wife in Baraboo. Cora Lewis and brother Howard of Milwaukee visited their uncle and aunt LP Lewis. Mrs John Wilson improves at Kilbourn home. Emil Englebretson of Newport visited the Lewis couple. Joe Lewis’s sister and family from Baraboo were entertained. Dora Englebreston from Kilbourn visited the Lewis home then Baraboo. Alfred Sittionson was in Kilbourn. Rev ES Crowder of Baraboo preached in Peck's Corners M E church. Rev Wilder of Worthington Minnesota visits R J Martiny.

James Anchor Baraboo Cora Lewis Howard Milwaukee LP. Lewis John Wilson Kilbourn Emil Englebretson Newport L.P. Lewis Joe Lewis Dora Englebreston Lewis Alfred Sittionson ES. Crowder M.E. Church M. Ek Peck’s Corners Wilder Worthington, Minn R. J. Martiny

Sauk City Notes and Visits July Updates

In Sauk City on July 18 Mr and Mrs Alex Ferber of Milwaukee visit relatives. John Just died at the Henry Luckens home from throat trouble. Alex Noli and niece Miss Ella Gottschalk of St Louis spend summer here. The canning factory runs day and night. Harold Clement returned to Made ton. Joseph Huebsh went to Plain Tuesday for his grandchild’s funeral. George Meyer and family of Keil visited relatives. Miss Cora Grass returned to Madison after a month with her parents here.

Alex Ferber Milwaukee John Just Henry Luckens Alex Noli Ella Gottschalk St. Louis Harold Clement Middleton Joseph Huebsh George Meyer Keil Cora Grass Madison

Greenfield Youth Stricken by Heat Improves

Roy Palmer son of Mr and Mrs L H Palmer in Greenfield was prostrated by the heat Monday. By Monday night his condition was serious but he has greatly improved.

Roy Palmer L. H. Palmer Greenfield

Local Notes From Fairfield and Baraboo

July letters reveal Captain and Mrs J Anchor visiting son Alfred. Oprah Englebretson of Kilbourn visits Fairfield and Baraboo. Frank Bentley greeting townspeople. Farmers finish marsh hay harvest while salt used to control chicken mites noted as effective. Mrs John Wilson improving from illness. Mrs J H Luce tea host with grandma Atkinson.

John Wilson Fairfield J. H. Luce Grandma Atkinson

Happy Hollow Socials and Visits Highlight Week

July activities show Mr and Mrs Elmer and children with Ernest Gibson family. Fred Gibson visited Walter P Phillips. Rotzell hosts youths. Mrs F Nelson visits Otto Thomp son. Amanda Templin ill with Dr Edwards care. Berry-pickers’ voices heard in August Smidke woods. Stina and Carrie Nelson return to Spring Green. Spencer Smith visitor from Reedsburg. Sam Hudson family called Joe Smith home.

Elmer Ernest Gibson Fred Gibson Walter P. Phillips Albert Ida Rotzell F. Nelson Spring Green Otto Thompson Amanda Templin Dr. Edwards Reedsburg Smidke Miss Stina Carrie Nelson Spencer Smith Sam Hudson Joe Smith

Prairie du Sac backs cisterns for school fire protection

In Prairie du Sac the village voted a $200 expenditure to provide cisterns for the school building to aid fire protection. Frank A. Kendall of Prairie du Sac has been elected official editor of the National Amateur Press Association at its Milwaukee convention last week. Death notices include John Just of Sauk City who died July 7 at 61, born in Switzerland and later moving to Sauk City, with a large survivor list. Also, Anna Elizabeth Brecht widow of the late Rev J Je Brecht of Prairie du Sac died July 3 at 90 years, with no children and several step-relatives listed.

Prairie du Sac Frank A. Kendall A. 0. Kendall National ‘Amateur Press Association Milwaukee John Just Sauk’ City Switzerland Watertown Sauk City George Sank City Chris Prairie du. Sac Peter Bernard St. Paul and Mary Janesville Anna Elizabeth Brecht Peter Wechserlburg Henry von Alten Brooklyn Henry Brecht Kiowa Colorado J. J. Ochsner

Woman in Durward's Glen Knife Accident

Mabel Schawatz fell in the cellar at Durward's Glen on July 13 while carrying a knife, cutting her hand badly.

Durward’s Glen Mabel Schawatz

Reisz Couple Return From Wedding Trip

Mr and Mrs A Ch Reisz return from their wedding trip to Milwaukee and Chicago where they were greeted by many friends and shown courtesies. For the present they will reside at the home of Mr and Mrs E Ryan on Sixth avenue.

A. Ch. Reisz Milwaukee Chicago E. Ryan Sixth Avenue

Return from the Tropics Visit Kilbourn Residents Describe Banana Boat Project

Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Eggleston visit Kilbourn and Sauk County relatives after aiding a Monte Vista Transportation venture in Porto Cortez. A 181 foot mahogany banana boat, costing about $25,000, with ice plant and electric lights, will haul fruit from inland plantations to Porto Cortez, then to ships. Capt. F. M. Pulver serves as general manager as crews load barges upriver and tow downstream. The Egglestons report heat relief on the coast, bring parrots and monkeys for friends, and plan a two month return, staying with relatives R. L. Glazier and Mrs. F. H. Geichell.

C. W. Eggleston Kilbourn Sauk County Porto Cortez Eggleston Monte Vista Transportation Company F. M. Pulver Tennesee Miss Julia Dame

Fooled Their Friends at Baraboo Civil Wedding

Judge Andre, Baraboo’s popular marrying justice, united Louis Block of Sumptertown and Miss Emilia Alwin of Prairie du Sac in a simple civil ceremony at two o clock. The couple, eloping from friends preparing a larger wedding, will reside on a farm in Sumpter town.

Judge Andre Gem City Louis Block Sumptertown Emilia Alwin Prairie du Sac Baraboo Sumpter Town

Tragic Drowning In Lake Mendota Ends Hope for Families

Three months after John O. Watkins of Milwaukee and George K. Hamilton of Berlin were reported drowned in Lake Mendota the boat and paddle remain the only signs found. Their parents have given up hope of locating the students.

John O. Watkins Milwaukee George K. Hamilton Berlin Lake Mendota

Local residents Headed to towns and events in area

Mr and Mrs Wilkinson return from Wonewoee visit. H Pierce of Coloma joins the city for days. Margaret Wright vacationing in Ableman. Dr C L Thaerer and family back from Ripon. Various locals visiting Necedah Pardeeville and Milwaukee for short stays. Hawkeye stock book sales noted as weak. Pension vouchers delayed for Civil War widows. A F Reiner moves to Fond du Lac and W H Whalen to Baraboo area. Hufman family outing at Devil's Lake with four generations present awaiting Baraboo photographer.

W. H. Hufman Lafayette Hufman Devil’s Lake Charles Hufman Clinton Iowa Frank Hatch Iowa City Robert Hufman

Also Mentioned on This Page

North Fairfield Ableman LA Valle Cataamh Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co Buffalo, N.Y EXSON L. Smith Lionel Clara Mabie Alexander Maude Blachly Dousman M. Blachly Asa Buxton Mrs. Bitter E. Templin Bitter Henry Rose Valley Junction Huldah Puts Pleasant Valley Olga Struck E. N. Trumble Bessie Doneghy J.T. Doneghy C. Elger A. Douglas Melans Phillips M. E. Aid Society George LaMar Missouri A.M. Pettys J. Barker Irene Millie Hill Bruce McCoy E. Bonnell Wm. Voss Alonzo Burdick Lone Burdick Lone Rock N. Goodman Wm.Bassett Lester Burt Ness Walter Hohnfeldt Lester Davis Union Center W. W. Bork De'la Meyer New Mexico Ewald Kleeber Oshkosh L. Streubing Raback and Stowe Ronton D. Pease Daisy Rymer Senna California Fic Syrup Co Happy Hollow Tropics MR. Ando C W. Eggleston Periences Southland Mrs. Eggleston R. L. Glazier F. H. Geichell Louis A. Block Emilia Alwin Wilkinson Wonewoee H. Pierce of Coloma City Margaret Wright C. L. Thaerer Ripon Wesley News Hampton Mrs. A. Spencer Mrs. G. Hoadeley Necedah Irma Spencer Helen Hoadley F. C. Schuster and Sons Wm. Sebring Wm. Milliard Harold Fred Beidatsch Albert Thaerer Guy Pelton Hawkeye A. F. Reiner Fond du Lac W. H. Whalen Les West Southern Pacific Densmore California Sheriff’s Office Grant Dryer Dellona, Wis
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