Weeds and visits mark North Freedom weekly
Mrs J M Blachly visited her uncle Mr Moulton in Merrimack after he fell from a tree while bees were swarmed. Several locals travel to Baraboo Alma Center and Baraboo for family and social visits. Twenty five new books join the public library as community news and travel plans to Seattle Washington are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Blachly
Merrimack
Moulton
W. Carpenter
Barron
J. Cowing
Lamberton
Baraboo
Morse
W. O. Hackett
Major Hackett
Wesley
Freeport
Ill
S. J. Hackett
Joshua Hackett
Williams Bay
Wis
Frank Hackett
Iowa
Latter Day Saints
John Hackett
William Randall
Virginia
Maple Hill
R. Curry
Washington
Oregon
Veda Loomis
Helen Pataska
la Crosse
J. Hackett
Luna Allen
Hustler
William Hackett
Merrimack Hosts Wide Circle for Fourth Festivities
A Belleville area gathering lists numerous relatives and friends visiting from Evansville Chicago Madison Lodi Baraboo Reedsburg Pardeeville and West Point. Guests include Rev JF M Pracia Elmer Devlin Edna Wolfe Lee Utter Laura Cooper Irene Genske and many others. The North Freedom band and a young ladies choir led events with speeches by Hon. W H Cady and Hon. J S Towers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JF. M. Pracia
Belleville
Elmer Devlin
Evansville
Charles Parks
Erma Taylor
Nellie Norris
Chicago
California
I. J. Noris
Harvey Coates
Walter
Justice
Bell
J. A. Coates
Edna Wolfe
Hanson
Madison General Hospital
P. Moulton
Lee Utter
Nashotah
John Morrow
Beloit
Aug. Reese
Laura Cooper
Wauwatosa
W. E. Cooper
Alice Odekirk
Sparta
B. Odekirk
Leona Hert
Lodi
Helen Herr
J. Wallace Baird
Caledonia
John Blawusch
Swift & Co
Henry Eschenbach
North Freedom
Frank Eschenbach
Barsness
N. Astle
Thomas O’keefe
M. O’ Keefe
Ernest Johnson
West Point
Summers
Okee
Vanderpool
Anna Schanke
Madison
Sarah Blacklock
Bessie Smith
Cora King
Flora Cooper
Margaret Corcoran
Adelia Kuntz
Messrs Irving
Waldo Gross
J.S. Towers
Harland Parks
Cooks
W. W. Fuller
Milwaukee
Wallace Green
T. Roach
Baraboo
Smiths and neighbors enjoy farm visit at Ebernezer Valley
On July 13 Mr and Mrs W H Smith spent several days at the farm. W E Gemmill and mother of Excelsior visited Joel Hackett's on Thursday. Mrs Richard Brandt and two children of Russells Corners visited neighbors Saturday and Sunday. Leon Leifer of North Freedom spent Sunday with Richard Hartvet. Mr and Mrs G Weidenhoff visited the Hackett and Martiny homes on Sunday. Joshua Hackett of Madison was at the Hackett farm Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebernezer Valley
W. H. Smith
W. E. Gemmill
Excelsior
Joel Hackett
Richard Brandt
Russells Corners
Leon Leifer
North Freedom
Richard Hartvet
G. Weidenhoff
John Martiny
Baraboo
Joshua Hackett
Madison
Hackett Farm
Willing Workers Meet in Fairfield on July 22
Fairfield notes that the Willing Workers will meet with Mrs. H. H. Porter on Thursday July 22 continuing a local club activity in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Porter
Local visits across Baraboo and East Airfield
July 13 residents Mrs Mary Thayer of Baraboo and Elmer Ashley stay with William Burton in East Airfield. Mr and Mrs A W Ziegler visit their son Gustav and family in Baraboo. Mr and Mrs A Puttkammer also visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Thayer
Baraboo
Elmer Ashley
William Burton
East Airfield
A. W. Ziegler
Gustav
A. Puttkammer
Social Roundup of Local Visits and Family News
A series of social visits and gatherings report C Newell and family hosting members of the Nitz family from Webster's Prairie, William Burton visiting C W Bass in Dellona, and George Higgins starting a hayrack team that fled after a frightened horse. Quimby Juoveland hosts his sister for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Lehmann
Greenfield
C. Newell
Nitz
Webster
Prairie
William Burton
C. W. Bass
Dellona
George Higgins
Quimby
Dellona and North Excelsior social notes
Miss Mary Lawrence of Ironton spends the week here. Mrs. R J Doubleday of Beloit visits her grandmother Mrs J L Dryer. Mrs. Robert Burton and Mrs. Joseph Burton of Fairfield stay at C W Bass from Wednesday to Sunday. William Burton of Fairfield visits Saturday. Mrs Mery E Green of Reedsburg visits her grandmother Mrs J L Dryer's. Mr Kobel and family of North Freedom visit William Lawrent. Misses Ruby Berkley and Vera Du Bois of Lyons visit Nellie Du Bois. William Corwith and family visit near Lyndon Sunday. A dancing party at Fern Dell Saturday night with Warn Bros orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lawrence
Ironton
R. J Doubleday
Beloit
J. L. Dryer
Robert Burton
Joseph Burton
Fairfield
C. W. Bass
William Burton
Mery E. Green
Reedsburg
Kobel
North Freedom
William Lawrent
Ruby Berkley
Vera du Bois
Lyons
Nellie du Bois
William Corwith
Lyndon
Fern Dell
Warn Bros. Orchestra
Fern Dei
C. E. Bayles’ Grove
A. N. Graves
Ss. T. Ableman’s
Harry Havecock
Portage
Chas. Catlin
Kilbourn
Catlin
Cobleigh
Webster’s Prairie
Joseph Smith
Baraboo
F. Ableman
Cratsenberg
Barnhart
Bennie Holt
B. Holt
Warn Bros
al. Hunt
Greenfield
Coome’s
Frank Searle
South Dakota
McGaw
Clark Holt
P. Murphy
Frank Hewitt
Dan Graves
S. F. Ableman’s
Carl Lamberton
A. M. Lamberton
Wm. Waddell
Chas. Wright
Mr. Keylock
Dellona
Reedsburg Community Notes July Visit and Arrivals
Local residents return from trips and visits as Dr. Doyle joins the school board. Several families including Collins, Reynolds, Brownell, Townsend, Seibel, Coneras, Edwards, and Hulbert travel for vacations, training, or visiting relatives around Beloit, Mirror Lake, Fern Dell, and Merill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Collins
Hillsboro
Dr. Doyle
Roach
Wonewee
Our City
Prof. Clifton
Voss
Anna Reynolds
A. A. Brownell
Clark Townsend
Fern Dell
EK. Seibel
Chicago
B. J. Hager
A. Collins
Eva
Elsie Hulbert
Delton
Mirror Lake
Chas. Veeder
la Valle
Vern Devereaux
Minnie Eschenbach
Merrill
Friend
South Delton Social Notes and Dance Plans
South Delton residents report visits and picnics with several gatherings noted. Charles Fry and daughter from South Dakota attended S. Coome’s Fern Dell dance to Warn Bros. orchestra. Warn Bros. to play Fern Dell next Saturday night.
Edith Corcoran and Mitchell Cousins Visit Glenville
Mrs Edith Corcoran and her Mitchell S D cousins spent Saturday in Glenville with relatives and Mrs C L Pearson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Corcoran
Mitchell, S. D
C. L. Pearson
Community notes from Glenville and surrounding areas
Last week in Glenville featured a missionary talk by Frank Wise about Chicago. New names joined the Farmers telephone line: Peck Karstetter Kramer Pearson Siebecker Wood Pearson. Rev Uebele to speak at the schoolhouse next Sunday at 2 30 p m. Ladies Dorcas society to meet Thursday afternoon at Mrs E Beery. Mr and Mrs Wm Schroeder of Milwaukee returned home last Friday. Irene and Miriam Bundy of Cambridge are guests at Mrs Beery's. Fern Dell dance with Warn orchestra scheduled Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenville
Frank Wise
Geo. McArthur
Chicago
Farmers
F. D. Peck
Geo. Karstetter
C. Kramer
C. L. Pearson
F. Siebecker
B. H. Wood
S. Pearson
Uebele
Ladies’ Dorcas Society
E. Beery
Wm. Schroeder
Milwaukee
Irene
Miriam Bundy
Cambridge
New Bed Bug Big Creek Bee Invasion Delays Sleep
A weary resident Edd Cobbledick retired to bed last week but leaped up startled when a large bumble bee occupied his bed and stung his leg. Mrs Oral Fosdick planned a week’s visit to Madison with a Baraboo stop en route home. Theodore Karrer was a pleasant caller Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Creek
Cobbledick
Oral Fosdick
Madison
Baraboo
Theodore Karrer
Funeral of Robert Meek in Akron Ohio
The funeral for Robert Meek who died of paralysis in Akron Ohio was held Tuesday forenoon at 10 from William Marquette's residence 536 First street. Rev J Crowder led the service with pallbearers from the Foresters Dolph Ferres E J Martin Adolph Andre Clinton Archer Case Newell and J P True. Out of town mourners included Mrs Harry Haven Mankato Minnesota Mr and Mrs Frank Kelley and two children Belle Plaine Iowa Mr and Mrs Charles Marquette Kendall Mrs Watson Kenney Kendall Walter Kenney Kendall and James Meek of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Meek
Akron
Ohio
William Marquette
First Street
J. &. Crowder
Dolph Ferres
E. J. Martin
Adolph Andre
Clinton Archer
Case Newell
J. P. True
Harry Haven
Mankato
Minn
Frank Kelley
Belle Plaine
Lowa
Charles Marquette
Kendall
James Meek
Chicago
Watson Kenney
Walter Kenney
Alumni visit and local social in LIME RIDGE
July 12 notes from Lime Ridge describe Mr. and Mrs. Borling visiting their son Samuel from Saturday to Sunday. Miss Mamie Gibson visited Elmer Hale, while Spencer Smith visited Blanche Shookman. Benjamin Rist went to Kendall for work. A large crowd attended Ironton Reedburg celebrations and the Loganville dance. Mrs. John Smith visited Andrew Bodendine. Miss Bell Mouise returned to Ubia after visiting her sister Mrs. Sam Berlin. Fred Gibson heads to Battle Creek Michigan for medical treatment. Bert Rotzell and Margretta Trinnen returned to Lodi after visiting the former’s parents.
Muscoda Board of Trade meeting and local notices
July 12 report notes Chas A Brimmer and George Siegl from White Mound attend Muscoda Board of Trade. Mary Haas of Madison visits two weeks. Philip Bettinger elected district clerk at annual school meeting. Preliminary contest set for July 16 1909 with free admission. Rev Father Pesch assigned to St Luke's Cadott first services held. Mrs Whittamore of Milwaukee visits relatives. Dr P H Fowler buys a new motor cycle. Mabel Walsh visits near Wilson Creek. Mrs Peters of Milwaukee joins husband here after Ithaga visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. A. Brimmer
George Siegl
White Mound
Board of Trade
Muscoda
Mary Haas
Madison
Philip Bettinger
Father Pesch
Cadott
Wis
St Luke’s
Schwebach
Whittamore
Milwaukee
Voik
P. H. Fowler
Mabel Walsh
Wilson Creek
Peters
S J Coates Returns from Prairie du Sac Visit
S J Coates has returned from a visit to Prairie du Sac, resuming his usual duties and engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Coates
Prairie du Sac
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Baraboo Resident
Baraboo residents report daily strains from work and lifting injure kidneys. Cory R. Compton, 102 First St, Baraboo, praises Doan's Kidney Pills from Evenson's Pharmacy for back pain relief and restored kidney function. Sold by all dealers, 60 cents. FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Cory R. Compton
First St
Baraboo
Wis
Doan
Evenson
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Will of John P. Luehrs probate notice issued
First publication July 15, 1909. Sauk County Wisconsin probate notices creditors must file claims by February 1, 1910 or be barred. Court to hear and adjust claims at 10 a.m. March 1, 1910 at Baraboo courthouse. Dated July 13, 1909. W T Kelsey, judge. Dithmar Malone, attorneys for executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Luehrs
Excelsior
Baraboo
Said
W. T. Kelsey
Dithmar & Malone Attorneys
Estate of Jared Dodd Executors Seek Final Account
Notice is given that at the regular county court term on September 7 1909 ten o clock forenoon the executors Lewis Dodd and Julia W Dodd seek examination and allowance of the final account and assignment of the residue of Jared Dodd late Baraboo Wisconsin deceased. Dated July 7 1909 by E Aug Runge attorney Baraboo Wis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
Said
Lewis Dodd
Julia W. Dodd
Jared Dodd
W. T. Kelsey
E. Aug. Runge
Baraboo Wis
Boy Falls Into Spring in South Westfield
Willie Heritz three, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Heritz, fell into a spring near their home Friday afternoon. after extended efforts, his life was saved. Dogs killed three of Henry Harm's sheep last week. Miss Lena Heritz, employed at Loganville, visited home Sunday. Miss Emma Licht and Ella returned from a visit with Mrs Albert Klitzkie. Miss Emma Knuth went to Wonewee for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Westfield
Willie Heritz
Charles Heritz
Henry Harm
Lena Heritz
Loganville
Emma Licht
Ella
Albert Klitzkie
Emma Knuth
Wonewee
Bay horse for sale in Sumpter Wisconsin
Five year old bay horse about 1100 pounds offered by Ray Schied of Sumpter Wisconsin. Price 15 cents and 25 cents per unit as listed. Sale details unspecified in fragmentary ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Schied
Sumpter
Wis
Belt pin missing between depot and West street in turquoise tone
Lost turquoise and rhinestone belt pin reported between the C. N. W. depot and 621 West street. Finder offered a reward upon returning it to R. A. Cowan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Street
R. A. Cowan
Taxidermist Offers Bird and Animal Mounts
E. D. Ochsner of Prairie du Lac offers mounting of all kinds of birds and animals. Prices are reasonable and work is guaranteed first class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Ochsner
Prairie du Lacris
Nugent Sanitarium Treatment for Alcoholic Addictions
The Nugent Sanitarium advertises scientific treatment for alcoholic and drug addictions, nervous diseases, and rheumatism. It claims inebriety is a disease that is curable, notes modern buildings and beautiful grounds, and mentions complete bath and electrical departments. Established in 1900. WRITE FOR
Miss Lucy Smith Returns Home from Ableman Visit
Miss Lucy Smith, who has been visiting at the home of Mrs. N. Kiefer on Eighth Street for a few days, has returned to her home in Ableman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Irene Genske
P. AC. Moulton
Joseph
Arthur
Florence Morris
Anna Koepp
Carl Koepp
Fred Rischmiller
Sauk
Peter Rischmiller
Ella Schiegner
Mendota
Martha Boettcher
Dellona and
North Excelsior
South Delton
Charles Fry
S. Coome’s
Warn
Lime Ridge
Duan
State OF
Wisconsin
Sauk County
State OF Wisconsin
GC M Smith
N. Wilcox
C. M. Smith
Charles Wild
B. F. Washburn
Newport
John Rooney
4Th Ave
Adolph Neumann
Pierce Publishing Company
Herald Building
Illinois
George Carpenter Lumber and Produce Co
Potatoe
Nugent Sanitarium
Milwaukee, Wis
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