Real Estate Transfers in Sauk County Areas
Real estate transfers recorded for Prairie du Sac Baraboo Sauk City Merrimack and adjacent towns. Transactions include Valentine Accola to Anton Koch for Prairie du Sac property at 3200 dollars and Henry Peters to George Stillman for Honey Creek town property at 3500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Accola
Anton Koch
Prairie du Sac
John N. Koch
Emeline Risley
Herman J. Graf
Henry Peters
George W. Stillman
Honey Creek Town
Carrie Johnson
Henrietta Glarner
Baraboo
William Sullivan
Ann Lamberton
C. F. Steidtmann
Martin Bernhard
Sauk City
Merrimack Brick Company
Wm Egeland
Merrimack Town
William Egeland
Security Trust Co
Alfred Goodell
Albert Worth
Washington Town
John Thornton
Ida E. Gade
Reedsburg
James S. Johnson
Rebecca S. Johnson
Ironton Town
Andrew Saxe
William Wolf
Fairfield Town
Mower Accident Injures Tom Carlin in Winfield
In Winfield on Friday Mr. Tom Carlin was seriously hurt when a mower towed behind a wagon tangled in the wagon seat and threw him onto the pavement at a street corner. Miss Vera Powell and Miss Marie Powell visited Ed Powell's Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield
Tom Carlin
Miss Vera
Marie Powell
Ed. Powells
Winfield Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Birth
July events include Thomas Carlin Jr. at Wm. DuBois and a newborn daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Pelton on July 11. Miss White visits the Wagner home while Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Montross of Lodi visit friends. Montross Pelton injured by a fall from a repair job. J. D. Fuller hosts guests Sunday. Maude Vicker joins a Wisconsin Dells outing with a crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Maude Vicker
Wisconsin Dells
German M E Aid Society Meets in Westfield
The German M E Aid society will meet at the home of W. W. Stackhouse on Thursday July 29 in Westfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Aid Society
W. W. Stackhouse
Deaths and local notes from Carr Valley and area
James A Johnson died at home of heart disease at seventy five. Mrs P Draper died at home July 13. Sherman Johnson and Sherman Mc Brayer from Barron attend J S Johnson funeral. Edd Bible visiting W Bible. Chas Pequignot and Harold Conley visited Dempsey home. Masons finish basement for Dempsey residence. carpenters start. Sherman Silvers works for Seamans farm. Local ball game LaValle 11 LaValle 13 over Limeridge widely attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Johnson
P. Draper
Sherman Johnson
Sherman McBrayer
Barron
J. S. Johnson
Edd Bible
W. Bible
Chas. Pequignot
Harold Conley
Cazenovia
Dempsey
Masons
Carpenters
Sherman Silvers
Seamans Farm
LaValle
Limeridge
Delton Social Note Record of Local Travels and Visits
July reports from Delton list Gorman Eaton and Mrs. Minta Older leaving for Hettinger Dakota to take up land. Visitors include Mrs. Wilson of Baraboo and Mrs. Halsey Curtis of Oshkosh, and Miss Mae Redner's recital trip to Baraboo then Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Gorman
Emmon Eaton
Minta Older
Hettinger
Dakota
Wilson
Baraboo
R. Lawsha
Halsey Curtis
Oshkosh
Mae Redner
H. Halsted
Chicago
W. Redner
Genevieve Adams
Freeport
Ill
Rollo
Fred Adams
Marengo
I1l
Beloit
Nelson Goman
Viroqua
Lewis Powell
Pleasant Prairie
Wis
Shertha Hamilton
Myrtle House
Ebenezer Valley Social Notes Highlight Community Visitations
Mrs Ida Wilcox and family spent days in Ebenezer Valley with Mr and Mrs J Harris. A large crowd attended the literary gathering at Mrs M Wichern’s home with ice cream and cake. Miss Mary Stackman visited Baraboo relatives. Visitors included E Weston and daughter from N Freedom, Ella Hackett, W Gemmill, Nora St John, and Josie Steel. North Freedom and La Crosse links noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Wilcox
J. Harris
Wedding bells soon in Maple Hill area
July 19 notes show Miss Ella Harman returning from a winter in Leland and staying with Matt Hanley. Gust Schwanz and sister Minnie visited Rienhold Kowalke, while J. B. Korb spent a week with his daughter Mrs. Fred Ritzenthaler. Emma and Ella Harman visited Reedsburg, a well attended dance at M Schwanz's, and J Field of La Rue joined a ball game in Dutch Hollow last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Harman
Leland
Matt Hanley
Fred Ritzenthaler
Gust Schwanz
Minnie
Rienhold Kowalke
S. J. B. Korb
Emma
Reedsburg
M. Schwanz
J. Field of
la Rue
Dutch Hollow
Social notes from South Westfield and area
July visits include Mrs Walter Carpenter and two Barron girls at H J Voss. Fred Reineke family and C Heinzs attended Christ Janke baby christening. Henry Lucht dance well attended. Ida Voss visited Dora Pagel at Wonewoce. Julia Carpenter of Spring Green visiting grandparents H J Voss. Dora Koch moves on to Henry Schultz family in cousins’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Carpenter
Barron
H. J. Voss
Fred Reineke
C. Heinz
Christ Janke
Henry Lucht
Ida Voss
Wonewoce
Dora Pagel
Julia Carpenter
Spring Green
Dora Koch
Henry Licht
Henry Schultz
Merrimack Social Notes Reflect Local Visitors and Travel
Miss Hallie Caffin is ill. Visitors include Miss Marjorie Roderick from Brodhead Wisconsin and Miss Cathrine Derham from Montello. Numerous residents and guests travel to Lodi Baraboo Prairie du Sac Devil's Lake and Seattle with family gatherings and lessons noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallie Caffin
Marjorie Roderick
Brodhead, Wis
Claude
Baraboo Social Roundup and Local Visits
Names and arrivals from Baraboo and nearby towns fill a social roundup. Mrs. Marcella Lang travels from Joplin Missouri expected soon. several Baraboo residents host guests and attend events including birthdays and family visits. Merrimack loses a season opener 20 to 19 at Caledonia against Portage.
Local Visits and Social Roundup in Prairie du Lac
Mr and Mrs Lindenburg of Loganville visited H C Koenige over the weekend. Emil Koenige and family traveled from Cenver to call on H C Koenige. J B Meyers and family host Mrs Henry Meyer and sons of Chicago. Miss Gertrude Kemler of Dubuque Iowa visiting relatives. Many attend Dode Fiske’s circus at Prairie du Lac Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindenburg
Loganville
H.C. Koenige
Emil Koenige
Cenver
H. C. Koenige
J. B. Meyers
Henry Meyer
Chicago
Gertrude Kemler
Dubuque
Iowa
Dode Fiske
Prairie du Lac
Local Notes From Leland Area July Activities
Herman Raedel departed for Montana last Friday. E L Sprecher and family visited Albert Sprecher at Black Hawk. Residents attended the Dode Fiske show in Prairie du Lac on Monday. Mrs Joseph Deidlehoff returned to Richland Center Monday. Ella Loesch of La Rue is employed at Richard Milke's. Mr and Mrs R Milke and Mrs Guetzow spent Thursday in Baraboo. Ed Boettscher and family moved to Dakota. The Aug Dick couple visited the latter's mother in Prairie du Sac town Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Cooper
Reedsburg
T. Roach
Baraboo
B. Odekirk
Mayme
Madison
Phoebe Haines
Portage
A. H. Johnstone
Alice Truehl
Lodi
Maud Truehl
Gertrude Premo
Lee Utter
Nashotah
C. Anderson
J. W. Brownrigg
Clara
Okee
John A. Gale
Kendall
Wis
Frank Herr
Helen
R. Rindley
Seattle
Wash
George Premo
Prairie du Sa
Earl Cramer
Fred Kuehl
Sigglekon
Glendive
Montana
Harvey
Butler
Miles City
John Kehoe
Grace Polley
Oscar Weiglow
Harlow Quiggle
Ohio
James Barrow
Herman Weinkie
Carrie Leifer
North Freedom
Ester Bayles
E. Rogers
R. D. Wood
Thomas Parks
Devil’s Lake
W. O’ Keefe
Gertrude O’keefe
Marjorie Roderick
Claude
Sarah Blacklock
Mae Dennis
Stella
Elroy
A.farnworth
Daugther
Virginia
Herman Raedel
E. L. Sprecher
Albert Sprecher
Black Hawk
Dode Fiske
Prairie du Lac
Joseph Deidlehoff
Richland Center
Ella Loesch
la Rue
Richard Milke
R. Milke
Guetzow
Ed. Boettscher
Dakota
Aug. Dick
Prairie du Sac
ABLEMAN social notes from the river town
Miss Emma Bartenbach left for Owatonna Minnesota for an extended visit with relatives and friends. George Manthey of Milwaukee is home for a visit with his parents and friends. Mrs Chas Geissier and daughter visited Wonewee with friends. Miss Emma Pfaff celebrated her birthday with invited friends. Mrs Leman and son of Denver visited with her daughter Mrs Ed Fredericks and family. Ed Kirchoff and Gust F Scharnke visited with Ed Oschsner and family on Sauk Prairie. Gustav Scharnke went to Sauk City today. The Scharnkes and Koepfs visited the Bisch family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma_ Bartenbach
Owatonna
Minn
Geo. Manthey
Milwaukee
Chas. Geissier
Wonewee
Emma Pfaff
Leman and Son
Denver
Ed. Fredericks
Local social notes from La Valle and area
July entries list visits and travel by residents and relatives. Dr Clark and family spend Friday at Camp Douglas while others visit Wonewoc Sheboygan Kelroy and Mazomanie. Miss Maycroft Tom Yankey Theresa and brother Norwalk are mentioned along with Iva Sloniker and Mrs Barnett heading to Seattle. Dr Liefert assists Milwaukee doctor with patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Clark
Mable Clark
Pearl Cameron
Camp Douglas
John Bowin
Wonewoc
Jake Fix
Sheboygan
Frank Borchers
Kelroy
Harriet Maycroft
St. Paul
Tom
Theresa Yankey
Norwalk
Will Sloniker
Iva
Mazomanie
Wis
F. S. Barnett
Seattle
Dr. Liefert
Milwaukee
Miller
Local Visitors Share Vacations and Calls
Latter is away for a vacation. Mrs. W J Miller visits relatives in Wyocena. Miss Nellie Horton of Reedsburg visits friends for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Miller
Wyocena
Nellie Horton
Reedsburg
Local Social Notices From Baraboo Area
July events and visiting guests include Miss Lizzie Johnston of Baraboo and Miss Bessie Hale of Lime Ridge at Mrs. Percy Alexander’s home. John Rumpf and Miss Anna Patterson hosted visits. Ralph Flitcroft returned from Colfax after visiting relatives. Grant Weidman’s horse was killed after breaking its leg. several residents hosted guests from Baraboo and Lime Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Johnston
Baraboo
Bessie Hale
Lime Ridge
Percy Alexander
Fred Simon
Joe Kosmoski
Ableman
Anna Patterson
John Rumpf
Ralph Flitcroft
Colfax
Harvey
Hubert Weidman
Ray Black
Reedsburg
Grant Weidman
Obituary of Mrs Catherine Meehan nee Shea of Baraboo
Catherine Meehan born March 29 1821 in Ireland died July 13 1909 at Baraboo Wisconsin at her niece Mrs John Degan home. She married James Meehan in 1844 and moved to America in 1851 then to Baraboo in 1863 to care for her sister’s children. For 27 years she lived near the Catholic cemetery and remained a devoted Christian despite blindness from cataracts. She leaves relatives in Baraboo Saskatoon Chicago Tribune Ashland Northampton and Milwaukee with one faithful closing prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Meehan
Shea
Tipperary
Ireland
Clonmel
Fethard
John Degan
Baraboo
Wm. Shea
N. Y
John O’connell
Meehan
Hoosick Falls
John
Michael Shea
Northampton
Mass
Schneider
Milwaukee
Jesus
Wheelerburg Station Social Notes July Evening Visits
Mr and Mrs Wm Burmeister spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs E H Hamburg and family Rhinehart Wilkens called on Herman Hinrichs Sunday Pauline Klagos attended the barn dance at Albert Gade s Emma and Esther Habber sleben visited Esther Wilkens Sunday Harry and George Burkenmeier of Chicago are vacationing with relatives G Hameister Narrows Prairie area Wm Struck and family visited Mrs Albert Gade Narrows Prairie Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Burmeister
E. H. Hamburg
Rhinehart Wilkens
Herman Hinrichs
Pauline Klagos
Albert Gade
Emma
Esther Habbersleben
Esther Wilkens
Harry
George Burkenmeier
Chicago
G. Hameister
Wm. Struck
Narrows Prairie
Mrs Yagg and daughter visit Independence Wisconsin
Mrs. J. H. Yagg and her daughter Helen travel to Independence Wisconsin to visit the homes of John Sprecher Henry Schaefer and John Cole, staying with their families during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Yagg
Helen
Independence, Wis
John Sprecher
Henry Schaefer
John Cole
Glenville Social Roundup and Visits
Miss Minnie McArthur departs for Beloit Milwaukee and Appleton for about two weeks. A party celebrated Master Armour Pearson seventh anniversary with Sun day school children in attendance. Dorcas society plans a picnic. Glover and Bass visited Allen Bass in Delton. Mrs Bushee of Chicago to spend summer with Peck. Mrs Geo McArthur to Beloit for sister's illness. Christian Endeavor held at Senator Pearson's for Mr and Mrs Spencer. Owen Edwards and family visited D Rogers in Greenfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie McArthur
Beloit
Milwaukee
Appleton
C. L. Pearson
Master Armour Pearson
Mrs. Spencer
Elijah Hardy
Owen Edwards
D. Rogers
Greenfield
Miss Hattie Prouty Dead After Illness at Sanitarium
Miss Hattie Prouty 49 died Tuesday night at the Madison Sanitarium after a long illness from overwork as a nurse. Survived by her parents Mr and Mrs J O Prouty of Baraboo and her brother Ed Prouty of Providence R I. She had lived in Baraboo since childhood and served as a nurse in Kilbourn and in local homes over the years. Her heart failure came as she spoke with a nurse, despite signs of improvement and plans to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Prouty
Madison Sanitarium
Ed. Prouty
J. O. Prouty
Baraboo
Providence
R. 1
Kilbourn
Miss Prouty
Death of Wesley Hackett at Freeport sanitarium
Wesley Hackett died after a long illness at the Freeport Illinois sanitarium last evening. Born near North Freedom about 45 years ago, he once played with the Hackett orchestra. Survived by his wife two daughters Irene and Teckia his father Timothy Hackett and brother Major N B Hackett. Interment will be at North Freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Hackett
Sanitarium
Freeport
Ill
North Freedom
Hackett Orchestra
Wisconsin
Irene
Teckia
Timothy Hackett
Major N. B. Hackett
Will Build the Big Dam Across Wisconsin River
The Secretary of War approves Southern Wisconsin Power Company's application to build a dam across the Wisconsin River at Prairie du Sac after modification and several conferences, marking a major step forward in the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Southern Wisconsin Power Company
Wisconsin River
Prairie du Sac
Kilbourn Dam Power Plan Moves Toward Madison Milwaukee Supply
Wisconsin figures John M. Whitehead Burr W. Jones and Magnus Swenson traveled to Washington to secure government terms for the Kilbourn power project. They met with the secretary of war and the attorney general and accepted contract restrictions. The Kilbourn dam will feed the Milwaukee Electric Railway once the line can absorb the energy. The plant has undergone trial runs and begun delivering power to the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilbourn
Madison
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
John M. Whitehead
Janesville
Burr W. Jones
Magnus Swenson
Washington
Milwaukee Electric Road
Classified Advertisements Montage
Four lines weekly four two times weekly four lines eight times daily and one Stee ee. Six as ee 15 centered rates. FOR SALE farm eighty acres Delton near Fern Dell forty acres improved eight to ten marsh land tolerable house barn good well fruit trees berries grapes gooseberries and other farm items. price two thousand dollars. Lost pocketbook Marriott's store July 16. Reward. Typewriter Blickensderfer fifteen dollars. For sale currants and red raspberries Mrs John Rooney telephone 2802. WANTED women and girls to represent us nationwide no experience needed. National Food Magazine. particulars on request sample copy ten cents. WANTED housekeeper helper for baying work share or day. W.R. Edwards Baraboo Route 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delton
Fern Dell
C. M Smith
N. Wilcox
Fairfield
C. M.smith
Pierce Publishing Company
Herald Building
Chicago
Illinois
Money Wanted for Guaranteed Safe Loan Ad
Advertises a guaranteed safe loan of 350 dollars at 5 percent interest with first mortgage on a farm valued at 2000 dollars. Contact K. Aug Runge, Lawyer, Baraboo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Aug. Runge
Baraboo
Wool Wanted by George Carpenter Lumber and Produce Co
The George Carpenter Lumber and Produce Co offers the highest market price for wool delivered to the potato warehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carpenter Lumber and Produce Co
Potatoe
Taxidermist Work Offers Bird and Animal Mounts
E. D. Ochsner of Prairie du Lac offers mounting of all kinds of birds and animals with work guaranteed to be first class and prices reasonable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Ochsner
Prairie du Lacris
Nugent Sanitarium Promotes Treatment for Addiction and Nervous Disorders
A historical notice for Nugent Sanitarium advertises scientific treatment of alcoholic and drug addictions, nervous diseases, and rheumatism. It claims the condition is a disease and durable, highlights modern buildings and grounds, features a bath and electrical department, and notes establishment in 1900 with a booklet available.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Westfield
Carr Valley
Ebenezer Valley
Maple Hill
South Westfield
Merrimack
Cathrine Derham
Montello
H. L. Peck
Ferne Halloman
Ira Kunce
Sumpter
Marcella Lang
Joplin
Burt
Geo. Premo
Peter Rischmeuller
Clara Clement
M. J. Kindschi
R. E. Garner
Alma Payne
Pardeeville
E. J. von Berg
Richard Barrow Jr
T. Truehl
Wm. Zastrow
D. Premo
Lucille
Lewis
Bert Lee
Freda Dennis
Flora Cooper
Grace Brownrigg
Susie Smith
Messersonwalter Towers
Fred Fisher
Hugo Warhanek
James Goggin
Arthur Brownrigg
Geo. Loose
John Gale
Richard Barrows
Henry Warhanek
George Mockler
Durward’s Glen
Witwen
LA Valle
Wheelerburg Station
Glenville
Munity
Madison Sani
Stee Ee
Eee
Marriott’s
John Rooney
W.R. Edwards
Baraboo Markets
Nugent Sanitarium
Milwaukee, Wis
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