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Newspaper

Baraboo News

Location

Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1908

Page

7

Real estate transfers and local notices from Franklin and Baraboo area

Listings show transfers of land and lots in Franklin, Baraboo, North Freedom and nearby towns with sellers and buyers including Hutter OMalley Gollmar Odell Fisk Lang King Bank Clary Fey Krueger Rumpf and others. Additional local social notes recount visits and family gatherings around LaValle Prairie du Lac Freedom and nearby communities with residents traveling to Michigan and South Dakota to visit relatives.

John H. Hutter John O’malley Franklin Town George J. Gollmar Jasper Odell Baraboo Albert M. Fisk Albert Lang North Freedom Solomon King State Bank Merrimack Albert Wenker F- W. Clary Ironton Town Johanna Fey Herman Krueger Ableman H.H. Thomas Daniel Rumpf Edwin A. Perkins Carl Besitzky Prairie du Lac August Domke Wallace H. Rowe Freedom Town Daniel Ruggles Caroline Obrecht Saux City First National Bank Black River Falls Peter Daly LaValle Town John Ament Joachim Oldberg Frederick Jolitz Fred Lange James Shackley Hattie B. Southard Lyons

Local News Roundup From North Freedom And Surrounding Towns

July reports from North Freedom note Miss Maud Biachly returning to Douman to resume duties, Lena Griep rejoining Chicago nursing, and several visits among family and friends across Minnesota Wisconsin Illinois Michigan and Ontario. The week also mentions new house foundation work near G Ahrensmeyer’s south of the school, a birth to Daniel and an upcoming cement walkway adjustment. Minor travel includes Stotzer of Portage passing through en route to Denver and Rev Stineberg from Madison assisting M E services.

Harrisburg and West Troy Visit Relatives in Portage Area

July 18 visitors include Alma and Melvin Schneller of Portage visiting their uncle Vincent Schneller. Miss Edna Walster of Prairie du Lac and Miss Gertrude Bear of Marble Rock Iowa are visiting relatives in the vicinity.

Harrisburg West Troy Alma Melvin Schneller Portage Vincent Schneller Edna Walster Prairie du Lac Gertrude Bear Marble Rock Iowa

Loganville Auction At Dr Rendtorff’s Home

Dr Rendtorff will hold an auction of household goods on Saturday afternoon August 1 at his home in Loganville.

Dr. Rendtorff Loganvile

Busy haying season fills Bear Valley and nearby visits

Farmers are busy haying as Willie Kaney recovers from lung congestion at home under Dr. Bertha Reynolds. Henry Byrn with wife and three children visits sister Mrs. P McPhillips in Lone Rock. Byrn has long worked as a conductor at Butte. his brother John is yardmaster there and James is a passenger conductor from Minneapolis to Elroy.

Willie Kaney Bear Valley Bertha Reynolds Henry Byrn Butte Montana P. McPhillips Mr. Byrn Lone Rock John James Minneapolis Elroy Anton Wietzel T. McPhillips Ruth Raymond Stoddart Loyd M. Coyne Marie William Clarke Chicago M. Walsh Margaret Mear

Prairie du Sac Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

July 13. Herman Grotophorst of Milwaukee spent weekend here with his parents. Mrs. Myra Bean returned from Poynette where she was matron at Presbyterain college. Val Accola in Iowa on business. Ernest Lotz of Madison visiting relatives. Mrs Zeller of Beaver Dam visiting old friends. L E De Vol of Milwaukee on business. J J Waite visiting relatives in Rockford and Chicago. Will Schultz auto trip to Baraboo. L E Drew in Dakota on business.

Will Schultz Baraboo L. E. Drew Dakota

Local residents attend funerals and weddings with visitors

Mrs J T Lawton traveled from Mirror Lake to N M Burt funeral with Mr and Mrs A Burton joining Ms Elias and guests at the Turnhams and Douglasses homes. Harvey Brooks wed Miss Emma Crane at Randolph with Samuel Treloar in attendance. Will Gunnison arrives from Madison to set up machinery at Elroy for International Harvester. Roy Burt returns to Freeport with his mother for a visit, while Mrs Mary Burt accompanies him. Cement walks added on Maple Street by Albert Lang and Templin. Lone Burdick ends visit with relatives in Lone Rock Baraboo and Madison before returning home. Olga Struck visits Reedsburg. Mrs Voss shops in Baraboo.

J. T. Lawton Mirror Lake N. M. Burt A. Burton S. P. Elias Marshfield Leon Turnham Al.an Douglass Harvey Brooks Emma Crane Randolph Brooks Glen Brooks Samuel Treloar Will Gunnison International Harvester Company of Madison Elroy T. L. Knanus Miss Holt Mueller Illinois Baraboo Lone Rock Alonzo Fred Lange Jollty Olga Struck Reedsburg Wm. Voss

Sunday school picnic charms Glenville lake crowd

A large turnout enjoyed the Glenville lake Sunday afternoon picnic with perfect weather. Rev. Dick of the A C church led services at the schoolhouse. Various locals and visitors, including Roy Hesselgrave, Mrs. Arthur Kelley, Rev. Geo A Jones and families, were mentioned guests or travelers in the week.

A. C. Church Roy Hesselgrave Lodi Arthur Kelley Reedsburg H. R. Edwards Geo. A. Jones Ludlow F. Capener Caledonia C. L. Pearson Prissman Chicago Eck Ellen Tinkham North Freedom Bessie Beery

Lyons Ice Cream Sociable Raises Ten Dollars

In the park a charity ice cream sociable drew a good crowd and produced $10 for the beneficiary. Miss Lucille Holcomb suffered a foot injury when a horse stepped on her foot while playing in the yard. a physician attended and she is recovering nicely.

Lucille Holcomb

Picnic at the Lee cottage draws Fairfield and Delton guests

A sizable Fairfield and Delton group enjoyed a Newport picnic at the Lee cottage in response to invitations from Mr and Mrs Lee. Ben Quick Mrs Rockingham and others joined the Lees. William Anchor returns from the lakes, Percy Lamar travels to Montana, Miss Vorah Englebretson from Kilbourn visits Fairfield.

Fairfield Delton Lee New Port Ben Quick Rockingham Lees William Anchor Lakes Percy Lamar Montana Vorah Englebretson Kilbourn

Card of Thanks From the Judson Family

We the undersigned thank neighbors and friends who assisted in caring for our beloved dead during his illness and death. He has gone and we shall miss him. We shall meet in that sweet tomorrow at the home of our dear Lord beyond the mystic river. Signed by Mrs. Ida Logan, Mr. and Mrs. Sig Nubeaur, Miss Selah Judson, Miss Hazel Judson, Roy Judson.

Mystic River Tomor Ida Logan Sig Nubeaur Selah Judson Hazel Judson Roy Judson

6088 Good Templar Cure Promoted in Iowa Letter

A letter from Story Keith of Clinton Iowa to George Hazard describes Matt J Johnson’s 6088 as a remedy for rheumatism catarrh and kidney trouble. Keith claims his family all use it and feel better with a bottle kept on hand. The product is sold by J B Donovan & Co Baraboo Wisconsin who offer a free trial and guarantee.

Iowa Story Keith Clinton Order of Good Templars George H. Hazard Matt J. Johnson St. Paul J.B. Donovan & CO

Miss May Lewis Preaches at Wesleyn Peck's Corners

July 20 reports Miss May Lewis preached both Sunday services at the Wesleyn church in Peck's Corners. Several local residents and visitors are noted visiting, traveling, and staying with relatives across nearby towns.

Local Notes On Farm Work And Visits In July

In July farmers are busy cutting grain in this region. Gustave Zick traveled to Baraboo for a business trip last Monday. Herman Geiser’s horse injured a foot on Saturday noon due to a wire fence. Several residents visited Charles Rau and family Sunday. Miss Mable Buelow returned home after working at Prairie du Lac. Mrs Kopf and daughters visited Grandma Kopf Wednesday. Many youths attended the dance at Wm Grey Saturday. Mrs Painkiller and children, returning from a month with her mother in Madison, head home today. Lena Kopf fell ill Saturday with stomach inflammation but is recovering. Mr Evans and Sheriff Stackhouse were in town on business last week.

Gustave Zick Baraboo Herman Geiser Mary Amilie Ella Buelow Herman Miss Wight Charles Rau Mable Buelow Prairie du Lac Kopf

Mrs Rusch and others return visits in town

Mrs John Rusch, Mrs Himma Grafke and Florence Rusch spent a couple weeks in Fond du Lac visiting Henry Rusch. Mr and Mrs H C Koester and Lucille visited Mrs Fred Ritzenthaler at Maple Hill. Mrs A M Hansen and two children arrived from Chicago to see Herman Koester. Mrs Herman Lindloff returned from Sparta with a girl from the Orphan's home. Ernest Wolters entertained Chicago visitors. Kirkpatrick reception for Meta Zimmerman. Frank Thompson visited Charlies Hopper's sister.

John Rusch Himma Grafke Florence Fond du Lac Henry Rusch H.C. Koester Lucille Fred Ritzenthaler Maple Hill A. M. Hansen Chicago Herman Koester Herman Lindloff Sparta Ernest Wolters Kirkpatrick John Zimmerman Meta Zimmerman Frank Thompson Charlies Hopper

Great virtue in whistle at Kings Corner

July 211 report from Kings Corner describes Thomas Jenson and Albert Burke attempting to move an engine from a crusher when it slid into a frog pond near E. D. Kings residence. After hours of effort they failed until a whistle was blown, prompting the engine to move back onto the turnpike.

Kings Corners Thomas Jenson Albert Burke E. D. Kings Residence Chas. Stoddard Prairie du Sac

Local Social Roundup at Wheelerburg Station

July 21 social notes list Will Shrank and Miss Louise Schroeder of Reedsburg with Miss Hilda Rose. Family visits include Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Hamburg and son Harold with G. Hameister, and Hinrichs relatives from Westfield.

Will Shrank Louise Schroeder Reedsburg Hilda Rose E. H. Hamburg Harold G. Hameister Louis Hinrichs Westfield H. Hinrichs Chicago Emma Esther Halbersleben Esther Schaefer Ida Laridaen Ernest Hinrichs Peter Laridaen Will Schenkat Albert Zimmerman Emma Theiman August Hinrichs Louis Irvin Schroeder Ironton

Sandusky Notes on Visits and Family Events

Local residents report relatives visiting from Hustler Bear Valley Reedsburg Evansville Hillsboro Barron Aniwa Rochester Keysville and Beloit as summer stays and travels continue. Leon Brandt son of Ben and Mrs Brandt died July 13 after eczema since birth. Funeral held in Keysville with interment there.

George Reidel John Hustler Mary Zweig Bear Valley August Zweig F. W. Zweig Lois Frost Anna Redel Reedsburg Hazel van Wormer Evansville Wm. Webster Hillsboro Henry Hart George Borum Barron J. E. Ward Leslie Preston Aniwa Rochester Minn Preston Leon Ben Brandt Joseph Hanke Keysville Olive Reutman Blanche Constantine Wm. Earls

Fairfield Helpers Union to Meet with Mrs Manford Bump

July 21 notes invite all to a Fairfield Helpers Union meeting with Mrs Manford Bump on July 29. Also in local items Aaron Teel's son-in-law Post of Milwaukee recovering from typhoid, a daughter born to Henry and Mrs Peck of Portage on July 17, Pearl Bump ill with measles, Anna Barstow visiting Merrimac and Madison, and social visits among Attridge, Bump, Henry, and Tucker families. July 20 Willing Workers plan July 23 meeting with Mrs May Green. all welcome. John Singleton of Camp Douglas at Evenson's pharmacy in Miss Florence Foote's absence.

Fairfield Helper’s Union Manford Bump Aaron Teel Mr. Post Milwaukee Henry Peck Portage Pearl Bump Albert Barstow Anna Barstow Merrimac Madison Lizzie Ella Attridge Gertie Eva Bump Gill Henry Myrtle Tucker May Green

Farm for sale 120 acres near Honey Creek Wisconsin

25e 268 FOR SALE Farm of 120 acres in Honey Creek town 34 miles north of Leland All cleared but six acres Level on a good road Will sell reasonable as I am not able to work Address Charles Pagel Loganville Wis

Honey Creek Leland Charles Pagel Loganville Wis

Lost between Baraboo and K

A note from Baraboo's News Office asks return of a geology tripod left between Baraboo and K. Contact the News Office in Baraboo, Wisconsin, to reclaim.

Baraboo Bourn

Baraboo Markets Report Brief

Teen buyer and market activity noted in Baraboo markets with corn wheat and rye mentioned. OCR fragment shows market context but details are unclear.

25 Photos 25c at 6 Positions of 5 Each

Classified caption announces a photo series titled 25 Photos 25c offered in six positions with five photos per position. The listing notes Photo postal noveltic as a specialty and provides W. G. Smith contact in the Reinking Building for inquiries.

Photo Postal Noveltica Specialty W. G. Smith Reinking Bldg

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Kingsford’s Oswego America Janet M. Hill Alice Cary Waterman Kingsford T. Kingsford & Son Osweco, N. Y National Starch Company Banskers LaRue Michigan Frank Gray Heesey South Dakota Densie Gray T. Hackett Mary Carpenter Bloomer Blanche Hawley H. Voss South Westfield William Samuel Hackett Carroll Lake W. O. Heckett Maud Barkenhagen C. C. Apker Robert Apker Sarah Maxham John Rumpf Town of Freedom John Patterson Helen Tinkham Richard Prine Maud Biachly Dousman Lena Griep Juliett Kirby Clyde Minnesota D. Smith G. Ahrenemeyer Julius Unternacher Wilton Homer Cowles Frank H. Smith Stotzer Denver Charles Udell Ruth Becker George Gibbons la Rue F. Ritzenthaler J. Korb Briday Ernest Sophie Gust Bender G. Ahrensmeyer Albert Bender Black Hawk A. Jansen Dayton Ohio John Hackett Witwen J. S. Hall J. Treloar Lillie Treloar E. J. Stineberg Miller Bearmore Louis Bender August Bender Daniel Smith Ason Elliott Loreto Bears Glenville Mrs. Albert. Weirich Baraboo, Wis North Fairfield May Lewis Wesleyn Peck’s Corners Lester Marston Chippewa Falls Marion Lamar L. P. Lewis Cora Howard Lewis John Wilson Fred Flinn Edd. Emery Freemont Newell Emma Denia Newell Fred Lamar Briggsville Lamar Charlie Beardsley Willie Anchor Marsh Harrison Webster’s Prairie Mrs River Street Narrows Prairie Hay Dante Frog Pond Star Wheelerburg Station Sandusky Florence Prouty John Singleton Camp Douglas Evenson’s Florence Foote Dr. A.W. Chase Dr.a.w.chase Medicine Co Battalon v Evenson’s Pharmacy Lelani Kosak Bros., R. F. D National Railway Training School Inc Robert St St. Paul, Minn Sauk City Wisconsin Bridge F. E Schoenfield Sau‘ City Organ T. S. Wells Merrimack, Wis P. J. O’briei Third Street J. A.mcfetridge Fourth Avenue Fred Tobler Ash§St G. A. van Pelt Reinking Block Branc Baraboois Moris Wholesale Cincinnati Troy Elbert Dahlk Plain, Wis Baraboo Markets Teen Eee Bae Jay Pi Mer G. A. R. Encamment Toledo Knights of Pythias
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