Wedding in Reedsburg Unites A S Winckler and Miss Jennie McIntosh
Mr A S Winckler and Miss Jennie McIntosh wed Monday evening at the McIntosh home with Rev J T Sheaman officiating. The bride is well known in Reedsburg and Winfield. the groom formerly a farmer and former State Bank assistant cashier, now retired. Mrs Chas Risley, the groom’s daughter, attended with her husband from Webster's Prairie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Winckler
Jennie McIntosh
D. McIntosh
J.T. Sheaman
Baptist Church
Reedsburg
Winfield
State Bank
Chas Risley
Webster’s Prairie
First Regiment Band to Play Open Air Concert
The First Regiment band will give an open air concert at 8 o'clock Thursday on the corner of Third and Oak streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Regiment
Third and
Oak Streets
Glidden Rally Ditching Incident Near Fort Dodge
The Glidden tour reached Fort Dodge with three cars ditched to avoid collisions. William Bolgers in a Chalmers Glidden cup car left the road near Winnebago then veered into a ditch to avoid a pedestrian couple. An E M F ditched near Bancroft to dodge a horse and buggy, breaking a rear wheel, while a rapid truck carrying baggage was ditched near Algona. A Fort Dodge altercation involved a Glidden participant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gliddens
Fort Dodge
William Bolgers
Winnebago
Bancroft
Rapid
Algona
Glidden
Tourists Reach Mankato as Brush Cars Withdrawn
The Flying Gliddens arrived in Mankato Minnesota Monday afternoon and reached Fort Dodge Iowa today. Brush cars have been withdrawn by the company due to power limits. A Chalmers car slipped on grass and fell into a ditch while dodging a cow and a boy near Lake Madison. In Elmore, local women served lunch to the tourists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mankato
Minn
Fort Dodge
Chalmers-Detroit
Lake Madison
Elmore
Ableman Man Fined Twice For Abusive Speech
In Justice H H Halsted's court Gustave Moldenhauer of Ableman was fined five dollars and costs for abusive language toward Mrs Augusta Breitzke. He paid a total of 10 sixty cents after pleading guilty and argued that he had been fined before. The case illustrates a common practice of paying and pleading to avoid further trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Halsted
Gustave Moldenhauer
Ableman
Augusta Breitzke
Buckley
Baraboo
Moldenhauer
Buckley Seeks Account in Orpheum Theatre Case
Thomas B. Buckley, treasurer of Ringling Brothers, and A. B. Robbins face an accounting suit in circuit court over Orpheum Theatre management. Buckley alleges mismanagement, unpaid wages, unauthorised changes, and debts run to about $600, with a bond set at 2500 to avoid appointment of a receiver. Robbins has posted bond and denies claims while offering to render full account. The case proceeds to trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum Theatre
Thomas B. Buckley
Ringling Brothers
A. B. Robbins
Orpheum
E. Ray Stevens
Robbins
F. E. Shults
Arthur Buckley
Baraboo
Denver Heat Becomes Citywide Trial as 94 Degrees Stages Race
Fort Morgan reader reports Denver endures record heat as thermometer hits 94 degrees in shade. The feature notes the extreme warmth from early morning into noon with asphalt radiating heat and locals suffering the scorcher in a tale praising Denver’s July 17, 1909 heat wave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily V. Luce
Baraboo
Fort Morgan
Colorado
Denver
Mountain City
Denver Votes For Hot Ticket In Silly City Circus Feud
The public cast a single vote as Ringling brothers circus and the Italian consul general backed the hot ticket to quiet unrest. Ringlings vowed to pressure the Sells-Floto homeless Justice group while the Italian consul targeted Cripple Creek’s sheriff. Both kept their word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Ringling Brothers’ Circus
Ringlings
Cripple Creek
Stranger Warned Over Fake 27 Piece Dinner Set Scheme
A man calling himself connected with Dr Price pretends to offer a 27 piece dinner set for one dollar to Greenfield residents. He travels by horse and carriage, uses a slick tongue, and does not allow samples. Report any sightings so the paper can warn readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wing
Greenfield
Dr. Price
Baraboo
Geologists and artists explore lake region trip
A Chicago trio plus guests journey from New Warren to Lake Geneva visiting Palfrey's glen and Durward's gorge. Dr Salisbury notes ancient sea levels while Hutchinsons display 224 plant varieties on their estate. The Hutchinsons support arts and education and Old Hutch is a noted Chicago figure. The Newport visit and Wisconsin river fishing conclude the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Hutchinson
Chicago
F. Nisa
R. D. Salisbury
New Warren
Lake Geneva
Hutchinsons
W. H. McFetridge
E. P. McFetridge
Martha MecFetridge
W. H. MecFetri
Hutchinson Place
Hutchinson
Art Institute of Chicago
University of Chicago
Corn Exchange Bank
Expensive for LaFollette in Chautauqua-Tolling Tariff Tours
The Record Herald reports Senator LaFollette of Wisconsin has spent $2,000 since last Monday on tariff tour engagements, paying $250 a day until Congress adjourns. He cancelled engagements through July 21 as Washington events delayed, risking more losses if sessions extend past August. Other insurgent senators and Senator Tillman also suffer, though Tillman early on avoids speaker duties, while La Follette faces the largest personal cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Congress
Washington
Tillman
la Follette
Record Herald
Memphians Barnett and Kanouse Unite in Chicago Vows
Barnett Kanouse and Douglas Barnett of Memphis Tennessee wed Cora Angell Kanouse of Sun Prairie Wisconsin in Chicago. The couple then visited Baraboo before settling in the west with plans for their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Barnett
Memphis
Tenn
Cora Angell Kanouse
Sun Prairie
Wis
Chicago
Ringling Brothers Seek Denver License For July 26 Show
Ringling Brothers face license hurdles to perform in Denver, with Chief Counsel John M. Kelley noting the show will occur inside city limits on Monday July 26. Mention is made of Sells-Floto’s alleged unpaid city fees and fines, while Denver residents support the Ringlings amid graft coverage in local papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringling Brothers
Denver
John M. Kelley
Denver Administration
Sells-Floto
Floto
Kelley
Post
Denver Circus License Battle Between Ringlings and Sells Floto
Attorneys involving the Ringlings and Sells Floto clash over a Denver license. Mayor Speer blocks the permit citing built in conflicts with Tammen and Bonfils ownership. Attorney Kelley interviews H H Tammen and officials, who deny outsiders basic access while promising a court writ if needed.
Runaway Kills Horse in Caledonia Wagon Incident
A Sunday morning runaway in Caledonia involved a team owned by Fred Schmidt. The wagon collided with a tree, injuring Schmidt’s son Otto and killing one horse as the frightening incident stemmed from a broken whipple tree on the wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonia
Fred Schmidt
Mrs. Prices Canning Compound Guests Return to Oklahoma
Mrs Price and Fisher Bros with Mrs Paul R Sneathen and Miss Dorothy, visiting Mrs Osborn and daughters for eight weeks, plan to return to Oklahoma with Miss Grace Osborn who will teach in an Anadarko district for nine months at $50 a month. Post card size Brownie priced at $10. Mrs Ryan and Mrs Reisz hosted friends in honor of Mrs Huntington of Green Bay. guests included Mrs Gorst and daughter Miss Genevieve of Mendota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Sneathen
Dorothy
Fisher Bros
E. Ryan
A. Ch. Reisz
Huntington
Green Bay
Charles Gorst
Genevieve
Mendota
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A.S. Winckler
Liss Jennie
Intosh
Ableman Margets
B. Buckley
A.B. Robbins
Purgatory
Thomas English
Joseph Johnson
Newport
Grace Hastings
Fall River
Tillie English
Knowlton Hospital
Mr. English
Mr. Johnson
Wisconsin River
Barnett Kanouse
J. IM. Kelley
Chee Counsel
Says Kelley
Speer
Tammen
Bonfils
H. H. Tammen
Scott
Goodyear
H. L. von Wald
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