Beloit Beloit Baraboo Janesville Beloit Business College Ad
A promotional piece for Baraboo Janesville Beloit Business Colleges touts a Twentieth Century system of bookkeeping and Gregg shorthand. It tallies student placements, claims strong employment links, and urges readers to inspect the college journal for proofs of success. It cites example earners at Amex and Daily News Beloit and Beloit’s Minneapolis Tribune.
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Baraboo-Janesville-Beloit Business Colleges
Frank M. Thoreson
Viota
Gratiot
South Wayne
American Express Company
Charles E. Baker
Daily News of
Beloit
Minneapolis Tribune
W. H. Williamson
Janesville Business College
C. B. Williamson
Beloit Business College
Edward H. Davin
Baraboo Business College
W.H. Or
Wis
Liese
Coupon Offer for School Courses and Certifications
This notice advertises a $5 coupon for readers interested in mailed course enrollment. Subjects listed include Bookkeeping Penmanship Business Arithmetic Business Law Letter writing Grammar Spelling Business office practice Ornamental Penmanship Gregg Shorthand Touch Typewriting and a Special Billing course for experienced stenographers. Name and address fields suggest a mail-in form.
Luce Family Birthday Dinner Near Fairfield
On Thursday Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Luce Ned Luce and Luce family were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D R Getchell to celebrate his 60th birthday. Orson Trussell visits Camp Douglas with the Spauldings while J N Luce's family spent the Fourth at Devils Lake and Mrs Alfred shows improved health planning a trip to visit friends.
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J. N. Luce
Ned Luce
DR. Getchell
Getchell
Orson Trussell
Camp Douglas
Spaulding
J.N. Luce
Devils Lake
Alfred
Ableman Social Notes Highlight Birthdays and Visits
Miss Martha Stackmann celebrated her 20th birthday with a surprise party last Wednesday evening attended by relatives and friends. The Ableman Singer Band hosted a Fourth of July picnic and dance July 5 in Bender's Grove and Keifers Hall with fireworks and no accidents. Rural obituaries note Mrs. C. Weselman buried in Lutheran cemetery. Aug Manthey and wife from New York City visit H. Manthey’s family. Ed Kirchhott of Denver visits Mrs. K Bender. Miss Meta Pfaff of Chicago visits her mother Mrs. Pfaff and Miss Carrie Waiz of Beloit visits family. she will return tomorrow.
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Martha Stackmann
Ableman Singer
Bender’s Grove
Keifers Hall
Ableman Band
Lyons Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Misses Nuby Berkley and Vera DuBois return from Excelsior. Frank Berkley couple spend Sunday at the lake. Mr. Wines visits sister Mrs. A Loomis. Jennie Koons to Baker Montana for summer with sister Mrs. Clarence Wing. Mr. and Mrs. A K Britton camping at Mirror Lake.
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Nuby Berkley
Vera DuBois
Excelsior
Frank Berkley
Mr. Wines
A. Loomis
Jennie Koons
Baker, Mont
Clarence Wing
A. KE. Britton
Mirror Lake
Visitors and relatives gather in town for summer visits
July 10 notes a stream of visitors including Mrs. Will Greeney and two daughters from Manterville Minn visiting her sister Mrs. Win Pfaff. Howard Colyer from Portland Ore stopped for a visit with sister Eva Coyler and relatives.
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Will Greeney
Manterville
Minn
Win. Pfaff
Howard Colyer
Portland
Ore
Eva Coyler
Grace Finder
Reedsburg
Wm. Bartenbach
Belvidere
Ill
Wm. Feldtman
Warren
Rapid City
S. D
Chicago
Chas. Glasser
Walter Geo Jecke
Will Geisser
Walter Bartenbach
Devil’s Lake
George Steckenbaur
Baraboo
Otto Krause
Adolph Fey
Susie Smythe
Grace Morse
North Freedom
Walter Kelley
Anna Steinhorst
Milwaukee
North Dellona and Lyndon Neighborhood Notes
July 9. Glenn Eakins of Aberdeen visitors Mrs. Jane Wherry, William Scott and George Eakins. John and Will Gillispie called at William Scott’s Thursday. Mrs. Oppie Fowler and children stay with Wilbur Scott. Miss Leona Gunderman recently with Kilbourn relatives. Mrs. Ed Moran ill but improving. Neighbors visited the Dells Saturday.
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Glenn Eakins
Aberdeen
S. D
Jane Wherry
William Scott
George Eakins
John
Will Gillispie
Oppie Fowler
Wilbur Scott
Lydon
Leona Gunderman
Kilbourn
Ed. Moran
Dells
Slow Recovery of Martin Zelmar After North Freedom Crash
Martin Zelmar of Ebenezer Valley is slowly recovering from injuries suffered in the railroad accident at North Freedom. He remains under medical care as the community awaits further updates on his condition.
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Martin Zelmar
Ebenezer Valley
North Freedom
Young People Attend Dance in L A Johnsons Barn
In Greenfield on Friday night a crowd of youths gathered at L A Johnsons new barn for a dance. Edna Rogers is at the lake for several weeks. Mrs. L Montgomery and Mrs. Millie Doty visited the Montgomery home for several days last week.
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L. A. Johnson’s
Edna Rogers
L. Montgomery
Millie Doty
Montgomery
Miss Hattie Prouty Improving at Madison Sanitarium
Baraboo resident Miss Hattie Prouty is reported much better at the Madison sanitarium. Her condition remains serious with a general breakdown noted as the apparent trouble, according to family and friends.
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Hattie Prouty
Baraboo
Madison Sanitarium
Funeral for Mrs. Cramer Held at Residence
Funeral services for Mrs. P. D. Cramer were conducted at her residence at 2:30 Friday afternoon with Rev. L. A. Goddard in charge. Pallbearers included F. EK Lettergren, Herman Grotophorst, G. A. Briggs, Henry Moule, E. G. Marriott, and George Andrews. Attendants from outside the area were Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Truax of Madison, Mrs. J. C. Truax, Mrs. William Bliss, Miss Marie Sprecher, S.H. Peck, T. Clavadatscher, Mrs. Charles Gorst and daughter Genevieve, Dr. Green, and Philip Cramer of Mendota.
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P. D. Cramer
L. A. Goddard
F. EK. Lettergren
Herman Grotophorst
G. A. Briggs
Henry Moule
E.G. Marriott
George Andrews
W. B. Truax
Harvard
J. C. Truax
William Bliss
Madison
Marie Sprecher
Milwaukee
S.H. Peck
T. Clavadatscher
Portage
Charles Gorst
Genevieve
Dr. Green
Mendota
Philip Cramer
Park Property Sold At Auction On Courthouse Steps
Park property southwest of Baraboo adjoining William Bassett was sold Friday at the courthouse steps by referee E. F. Dithmar. Henry Koppke bought 80 acres for 1825 dollars and William Bassett acquired 30 acres for 900 dollars. Conveyances await court confirmation.
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Baraboo
William Bassett
Court House
E. F. Dithmar
Henry Koppke
Circuit Court
Barn Raising Injury In Sandusky Wisconsin
Albert Abla was injured while raising a barn for Otto Goetsch when a scaffold fell. He suffered three broken ribs and internal injuries and is being cared for at Mr. Goetsch’s home.
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Sandusky
Wis
Albert Abla
Otto Goetsch
Mr. Goetsch
Wind storm destroys buildings and crops in Winfield area
During a heavy wind storm Friday night all buildings in northern Winfield collapsed except farmer Burgess's house. The windmill fell on the porch, a west town farmer lost a new silo, and extensive crop and tree damage occurred along the wind path.
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Burgess
Winfield
Local People and Visits Across Nearby Towns
July 13 notes show Fred Farwell staying in Wonewoce while Isaac Watson visits Reedsburg. Several residents travel to Skillet Creek Fern Dell Glenville and Excelsior with visits to friends and relatives. An ice cream social was postponed and a new auto piano is added at the Liver home.
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Fred Farwell
Wonewoce
Isaac Watson
Reedsburg
Floy Kimball
Skillet Creek
John Shiel
T. M. Newell
Fern Dell
Alice Rumpf
South Bend
Ind
A. Smith
Glenville
Frank Capener
Nellie DuBois
Excelsior
Ernest Edwards
Wilber Berkley
Lake
Chas. D. Shaw
Milwaukee
Liver
F.J. Farwell
Mrs George Knerzer Dies After Husband Attack
Mrs George Knerzer died from injuries after her husband beat her last Friday and then killed himself by drowning. The two children, made orphans by the deed, are in the care of relatives and will be provided for.
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George Knerzer
Loch Friday
Merrimack Notes Busy with Travel and Illness
July 12 reports George Loos in Lodi. Jessie Parks and nephew Le Roy visit Black River Falls with her sister. Mrs. T. Wells ill with inflammatory rheumatism. Herminia Warhanek in Lodi. George Premo returns from Nashotah with daughter Mrs. Lee Utter. Rindley visit Reedsburg. DuBois family at North Freedom. Truehl to Seattle. Cramer in Baraboo. Marshall Wood guest of Aunt M. T. Martin in Necedah. Anderson family camping at Devil's Lake. Ira King and Lyle at Devil's Lake.
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George Loos
Lodi
Jessie Parks
le Roy Parks
Black River Falls
T. Wells
Herminia Warhanek
George Premo
Nashotah
Lee Utter
R. Rindley
Reedsburg
F. DuBois
Marshall Wood
Necedah
M. T. Martin
Anderson
Devil’s Lake
Ira King
Lyle
Mrs Deadman Visits Brauns in Madison
Mrs C A Deadman and her children visit her Madison grandparents, Mr and Mrs Carl Braun, on Lynn Street.
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C. A. Deadman
Madison
Carl Braun
Lynn Street
Death at Reedsburg funeral for Mrs Niebuhr
The funeral of Mrs. William Niebuhr was held at St. Peter's Lutheran church in Reedsburg on Monday afternoon. She lived about four miles west of Reedsburg and was 74 years old.
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William Niebuhr
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Reedsburg
Dr Hess Eye Ear Nose Throat Visits Baraboo Saturdays
Dr. C. F. Hess Limps practice limited to the eye ear nose and throat will visit Gustafson and Praeder’s jewelry store in Baraboo on Saturdays to see patients and fit glasses speaking German.
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Gustafson and Praeder
Baraboo
Scaffold Fall Injures Local Man in Sandusky
In Sandusky on Thursday Otto Goetsch’s barn scaffold collapsed injuring Albert Abla who sustained broken ribs. The blast of small-town news then follows with social visits, weddings, illness, and local gatherings including Mrs. Edna Walling hosting the Royal Neighbors and guests from Sioux Falls and Beloit visiting area families.
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Sandusky
Otto Goetsch
Albert Abla
Loganville
Edna Walling
Joseph Lunn
Sioux Falls
Dakota
J. B. Prouty
Daniel Sweet
Beloit
Laura
Edith Hart
Bear Valley
Mabie Fisher
Augusta
Born to Cum mings A Baby Boy At Home
A son weighing ten pounds was born to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cummings on July 11. Corwin Slentz and Mrs. Minnie Slentz visited Billingham Washington to see their son Samuel Slentz and attend a Seattle fair. Florence Hilliard returned from North Freedom and joined Fourth of July crowds in Reedsburg. Mrs. Charles Henke of Minneapolis arrived to spend several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. John Marquardt in Sumpter, sister of Mrs. Marquardt.
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Michael Cummings
Corwin Slentz
Minnie Slentz
Billingham
Wash
Samuel Slentz
Seattle
Florence Hilliard
North Freedom
Reedsburg
Charles Henke
Minneapolis
John Marquardt
Sumpter
Marquardt
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C. B Williamson
Collece
Janesville
Fairfield
Ableman
LYONS
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Lyndon
Greenfield
Miss Prouty
Cramer
Merrimack
Dr. C. F. Hess
Madison, Wis
Byron Prouty
Olive Reitman
Jessie Sainsbury
Ladies’ Aid Society
Daniels
G. W. Ward
Albert Steinway
Birtas
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