Hood's Sarsaparilla Endorsed by Lowell Residents
Local residents in Lowell Mass praise Hood's Sarsaparilla calling it the best blood purifier and a trusted family remedy. Testimonials from Mrs G D Farley John B Curry Fannie Balch and Jennie E Carnton laude Hood Co products and Hood's Sarsaparilla sold everywhere in liquid or Sarsatabs at 100 doses for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. I. Hood Co
Lowell
Hood
G. D. Farley
Wilder St
Mass
John B. Curry
Auburn Street
Fannie Balch
Leverett St
Jennie E. Carnton
Liberty St
Lyons Local Notes and Social Slice
Birth announced for a son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haneh. Many attended Farmer's picnic at Skillet Falls. Everett Tinkham badly stung by bees after unloading day Friday. Visitors include Mrs. Brown of Fairfield, Mr. and Mrs. Wackman of Reedsburg, Frank Berkley and family, G. Howard and families. Miss Margaret Sansum returns from visit with Mrs. Edward Martindale Thomson Sr. Wilbur Berkley and family and Mrs. Brown visited Newport. Mrs. Ed Curry Kilbourn visitor. Mrs. G Shell and daughter Lorene visited Mrs. Curry. Miss Mayme Shaw entertaining relatives from Chicago. Mrs. Klitzmann of Delton visited her sister Mrs. Emma Huntington. Mr. Foster leaves for Wonewee for the week. Service on Mr Bailey lawn presided by Rev. Dick. Mrs. Blakesly and son George return from visit with Mrs. Cleveland. Mrs. Cox of Dakota guests of Mrs. Jennie Berkley. Miss Ruby Berkley Alta Cleveland Vera DuBois callers at Delton. Lyons Reading Club to meet with Miss Nettie Vandenburg. fine program in preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Haneh
Brown
Fairfield
Wilbur Berkley
Skillet Falls
Everett Tinkham
Wackman
Reedsburg
Fred Berkley
Frank Berkley
G. Howard
Margaret Sansum
Edward Martindale Thomson
Newport
Ed. Curry
Kilbourn
G. Shell
Lorene
Curry
Mayme Shaw
Chicago
Klitzmann
Delton
Emma Huntington
Mr. Foster
Wonewee
Mr. Bailey
Rev
Blakesly
George
Cleveland
Cox
Dakota
Jennie Berkley
Ruby Berkley
Alta Cleveland Vera DuBois
Lyons Reading Club
Nettie Vandenburg
Fairfield News Roundup Highlights Visits and Local Tasks
July reports Mrs. Harry Porter of Dakota visited Fairfield relatives. Mrs. Sherman Luce and daughter Esther spent Monday at George Hanson’s. A traveling optician made house to house calls last week. R. J. Martiny builds a silo. Riley keeps up with the times. Carl Russell delivered mail on route 6 last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Porter
Dakota
Fairfield
W. Porter
Sherman Luce
Esther
George Hanson
R. J. Martiny
Riley
Carl] Russell
Baraboo Visitors and Local Happenings in Spring Green
Baraboo residents Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Schmidt visit relatives in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Doyle host a newborn daughter since the 17th. Sherwood brothers lose a horse last week. Mrs. Richard Dresen visits Prairie du Sac. Miss Meta Steinfort of Watertown visits Spring Green. Daniel Ruggies of Baraboo, district attorney candidate, met voters. Fern Dell event Saturday August 1 features Von Wald's orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Schmidt
Baraboo
Patrick Doyle
Sherwood Brothers
Richard Dresen
Prairie du Sac
Meta Steinfort
Watertown
Spring Green
Daniel Ruggies
Miss Minnie McArthur Visits Centerville Relative
Glenville notes Minnie McArthur travels to Centerville Iowa to spend weeks with her sister Mrs. Merten Hall Rev Goddard and family visited locals yesterday Mrs Albert Weirich of Merrimack visits her parents Mr and Mrs F Siebecker Gladys Pearson spends week with friends at Skillet Creek
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie McArthur
Centerville
Iowa
Merten Hall
Goddard
Albert Weirich
Merrimack
F. Siebecker
Gladys Pearson
Skillet Creek
Low Round-Trip Rates From Northwestern Line
Low round trip rates from points on The North Western Line for the G A R Encampment in Toledo Ohio from August 7 to 30 and Knights of Pythias Conclave in Boston Massachusetts from July 31 to August 3. For full particulars apply to agents Chicago & North Western Ry.
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North Western
Toledo
Ohio
Knights of Pythias
Boston
Mass
Chicago & North Western Ry
Community Notes From North Freedom July Visitants and Local Works
North Freedom residents record summer travel visits including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith of Elroy to Mrs. L. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Asa Buxton returning from Mirror Lake. Cement walk projects advance with Fred Lange and Mead Simons aiding crews. Crushed rock demand grows. several residents plan trips and shopping in Baraboo.
July 27 Town Notes and Local Happenings
Mrs. Theodore Hesson has been very sick for several weeks but is improving. Mrs. John Luce and daughter-in-law visited friends on river street. Earl Battles rides in a new buggy. Wedding bells are ringing in Fairfield. Two more are sentenced for life. Saturday night the boys from the whole town were bathing in the Wisconsin river judging from the noise. Mrs. Fred Flyman went to Kilbourn Tuesday and visited her sister Mrs. John Wilson until Sunday. Mrs. Wilson is not gaining very fast. Dora Englebretson returned to Kilbourn Monday. Mrs. George Brown went to Lyons Sunday with the Berkley family. They spent the day at Newport at the McFarland cottage. We almost wish for zero.
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Theodore Hesson
John Luce
River Street
Earl Battles
Fairfield
Wisconsin
Fred Flyman
Kilbourn
John Wilson
Wilson
Dora Englebretson
George Brown
Lyons
Berkley
Newport
McFarland Cottage
Maple Hill Social Notes and Visits
July 27 residents and guests are listed with several local social happenings. Chinesmidth of Greenwood visits relatives, Scharra Brothers begun Henry Alber’s kitchen, Hattie Blackman of Mendota spent Sunday at home, Stabnaw of Prairie du Lac visited relatives, Dell Young of La Rue and George Sullivan with Bennie joined a Honey Creek dance, Misses Julia Elizabeth and Agnes McGuan and Grace Riply of Chicago visited Bara Boo before returning, Anna Stabnaw returned from Greenwood after a multi week visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinesmidth
Greenwood
Scharra Brothers
Henry Alber
New Kitchen
Hattie Blackman
Mendota
Mr. Stabnaw
Prairie du Lac
Dell Young
la Rue
George Sullivan
Bennie
Honey Creek
Julia
Elizabeth
Agnes McGuan
Grace Riply
Chicago
Baraboo
Anna Stabnaw
Social Roundup in Pine Hollow Valley on Sunday
Pine Hollow Valley locals report multiple visits this Sunday. Mr and Mrs Stackman traveled to North Freedom while Annie Petratz and Annie Kamenzky visited relatives. H Kamenzky hosted Carl Sue family and C Leiser returned home with four children Norman Lendor Leona Estella. Maeta and Ella Ulrich were in North Freedom. H Kapelke and daughter Annie visited Baraboo resident Carl Sue.
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Aug. Stackman
North Freedom
Annie Petratz
J. Brilliot
Annie Kamenzky
Ella Leiser
H. Kamenzky
Carl Sue
C. Leiser
Baraboo
Norman
Lendor
Leona
Estella
Maeta
Ella Ulrich
Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Help After Loss
We express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for help and sympathy during the bereavement of our son and brother. Special thanks to the singers. Signed Mr. and Mrs. Philip Grubb Mr. and Mrs. Ed Klein Wm Grubb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Grubb
Ed. Klein
Wm. Grubb
Reedsburg Notes On Local Visits And Events
July 26 highlights include A Collins in Kilourne on business Wm Burdick visiting with family Earl Kester of Minnesota with his father Chas Kester and Mrs Rees Leslie Maxham loses a valuable team while crossing on a pontoon bridge they jump into the river farm owner iceman dash The city stonecrusher soon in operation promising better roads Mrs James Miles and son spend week at Fern Dell Isaac Weaver wed Cecelia Anne Kavenagh they will reside in Madison Corner stone for M E church to be laid July 29 donated by Mayor A S Collins Hanson Clark returns from Janesville Theodore Collins visits home Arthur Minor and wife return from Oklahoma Violet Schroeder of Chicago returns home
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S. A. Collins
Kilourn
Wm. Burdick
Our City
Earl Kester
Minnesota
Chas. Kester
James Miles
Fern Dell
Isaac Weaver
Cecelia Anne Kavenagh
Madison
M. E
Wisconsin
A. Collins
Hanson Clark
Janesville
Theodore Collins
Arthur Minor
Oklahoma
Violet Schroeder
Chicago
Happy Hollow Notices and Local Visits
July updates note Miss Amanda Templin improving from illness. Mr and Mrs Robert Young of Reedsburg visit nearby. Spencer Smith returns from Herman Felske home and heads to Minnesota for work. Mrs Johnston of Baraboo visits sister Mrs Elmer Hill. Miss Mame Gibson visits Burr Shookman. Miss Bessie Hale travels to Reedsburg to stay through Wednesday. Glen Smith departs for Minnesota for new employment. Miss Ida Rotzell returns to Lodi where she is employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Templin
Robert Young
Reedsburg
Spencer Smith
Herman Felske
Minnesota
Johnston
Baraboo
Elmer Hill
Mame Gibson
Burr Shookman
Bessie Hale
Glen
Harvest travel, visits, and sick list in Westfield
July 27 notes list Fred Hass Will Simon and Phil Stackhouse leaving for harvest fields in the Dakotas. Beulah Hoppe of Spring Green visits Mrs. F. Brook. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Simons visit daughter Mrs. Geo. Schutz. Jennie Warren and Mildred Burch visit Art Schulte. Brown and W Stackhouse call on Dan Schulte. Wohlschlager on sick list. Clifton Weidman visits Mr Schulte. Phil Stackhouse visits at Weidman home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hass
Will Simon
Phil Stackhouse
Dakotas
Beulah Hoppe
Spring Green
F. Brook
Fred Simons
Geo. Schutz
Jennie Warren
Mildred Burch
Art Schulte
Mr. Brown
W. Stackhouse
Dan Schulte
Wohlschlager
Clifton Weidman
Schulte
Weidman
Firebrands Arrows and Death Lecture at Fairfield Church
July 28 Wesleyan M. E. church in Fairfield hosts a lecture by Rev. C. S. Knight on Firebrands Arrows and Death with soloist Mr. R. W. Frary. All temperance supporters urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. 8S. Knight
Wesleyan M. E
Fairfield
R. W. Frary
Forewarned Warning Sparks Quiet Roadside Talk
A brief dialogue unfolds as a passerby thanks a woman for warning others about upcoming work ahead, highlighting community caution and neighboring chatter about future jobs.
Hidden quarrel prompts swift parental retreat
A couple describes avoiding disputes in front of their children and sending them away when a quarrel seems near. The quote notes that they frequently see their children in the street, implying concern about family harmony and public behavior.
Victim Recalled in Quotation From Chicago Journal
A fragment quotes a Chicago Journal item where a speaker refers to a wife’s dress expenses, implying a domestic dispute context as the line “Your wife certainly pays for dressing” is contrasted with another remark. The quote centers on financial tensions and gendered expectations.
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Chicago Journal
Wolcott Sarrington Wed In Arkdale Nuptials
Delton July 27 Milton Wolcott of Arkdale Wisconsin and Miss Grayce Sarrington were married at the bride’s home in Kilbourn Episcopal rites. Rev Robert McCutchen officiated in the presence of relatives. They left for Portage and then by train for a brief journey before settling in Arkdale Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delton
Milton Wolcott
Arkdale
Wis
Grayce Sarrington
Robert McCutchen
Kilbourn Episcopal Church
Portage
Boat Split in Two Compelled Boys Ashore After Sinking
Maurice Cowles and Arthur Spencer were on a lake outing when their boat split and leaked. They paddled to shore and swam the rest of the way after it began sinking. The incident was part of a day’s local happenings including a rattlesnake kill, crop updates, and community visits.
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Skillet Creek
Maurice Cowles
Arthur Spencer
Organ for 8 dollars with serviceable tone and good repair
An organ offered for 8 dollars with a good serviceable tone and solid condition. The ad notes payment terms of 2 dollars per month and is placed by Charles Wild Music House.
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Charles Wild Music House
Eckert Family At Hulbert Cottage
Mr and Mrs William Eckert and Mrs Carry Jaeckisch of Chicago are staying at the Hulbert cottage. He is connected with the Abend Post, a German publication in Chicago.
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William Eckert
Carry Jaeckisch
Chicago
Hulbert Cottage
Abend Post
Auction of household goods to be held in Loganville
Dr Rendtorff will conduct an auction of household goods on Saturday afternoon August 1 at his Loganville home.
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Dr. Rendtorff
Loganville
Captured by Royal Visitors at Bee Yard Outing
Royal Neighbors from Prairie du Lac visited Sumpter and spent a day picnicking at Ochsner's bee yard on July 27. Officers for the coming year were elected: Dora Hill president, Lena Sieler vice president, Edna Bass secretary, Edith Magli treasurer. A separate Sumpter Alumni picnic at Devils Lake drew good attendance.
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R. Rindle
W. Hyer
A. N. Young
F. W. Bass
G. Pobjoy
H. M. Mather
R. H. Mather
C. Rich
Johnson
Premo
Effie Mather
August 1 Dance at Fern Dell with Von Wald Orchestra
Fern Dell hosts a dance on August 1 featuring music by Von Wald's orchestra. The event promises lively tunes and a social evening for attendees in the park setting.
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Fern Dell
von Wald
Miller crew begins work on Herman Meyers new house
July 27 Greenfield report William Miller and crew of Baraboo started construction on Herman Meyers new residence. Nearby family visits include Charles Roberts and Leonard Roberts at James and Mrs. Roberts home. Herman Meyer of Badger Valley visited relatives Friday to Sunday and Mrs. James Roberts spent the week with her parents near Ableman.
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Wm. Miller
Baraboo
Herman Meyer
Charles Roberts
Ableman
Leonard Roberts
Valley Junction
James Roberts
Badger Valley
Roberts
William Miller
Steinke
Gustave Meyer
Excelsior
South Delton Notes From July Weekend Visits
Wm Waddell and daughter Maud visited AL Capener in Greenfield and Frank Capener in Glenville from Friday to Sunday. Mrs Maud Johnston and children moved to Milwaukee last week. Mr and Mrs C E Bayles and Mr and Mrs Wright visited Andrew Nelson in Excelsior on Sunday. William Siggelkow family spent Thursday at the lake. Mrs Jas Leary visited her mother Mrs Cratsenberg then headed to Minn for their future home. Maud Waddell and father went to the lake Wednesday. Stephen Ableman is raising his house with Elias of North Freedom doing the work. Mrs Flora Baxter and son Richard spent Sunday with her brother Milton Holt in North Freedom.
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J. L. Dryer
Bertha Dryer
Milwaukee
Tomah
W. F. M. Society
Harvard Bass
Wright
Wm. Corwith
Wm. Waddell
Maud
AL Capener
Greenfield
Frank Capener
Glenville
Maud Johnston
C. E. Bayles
Andrew Nelson
Excelsior
William Siggelkow
Jas. Leary
Cratsenberg
Minn
Maud Waddell
Stephen Ableman
Elias
North Freedom
Flora Baxter
Richard
Milton Holt
Sauk City Notes on Residents and Local Farm Weather
Mary Kessler visited Baraboo with her daughter Mrs. William Shepard. Mrs. Joseph Heabsh hosted sister Mrs. Healy and two Chicago daughters. The canning factory closes tomorrow after five weeks of peas. Martin Bernhard vacations in Madison. Dr. Keller plans a west trip for health. Many will attend Ringlings show in Madison Tuesday. Mrs. Geo Geir recovering from illness. Drought grips area with crops suffering lack of rain.
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Mary Kessler
Baraboo
William Shepard
Joseph Heabsh
Healy
Chicago
Martin Bernhard
Madison
Keller
West
Ringlings
Geo. Geir
It May Be Belief Reflects Poverty and Honesty
A reflective aside suggests poverty shapes moral judgments, claiming that most poor men are called honest due to their circumstances. The remark links social status with perceived virtue and challenges stereotypes about wealth and honesty.
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Frank Smith
Elroy
L. Smith
Asa Buxton
J. T. Lawton
Mirror Lake
E. J. Lawton
Etha Young
Fred Lange
Wm. Bonnell
Florence Linnell
Indianapolis
Indiana
Ed. Linnell
Mead Simons
Arthur Knapp
G. C. Jackes
South Westfield
White Mound
Willzenske
Philip Alexander
Wilme
Aberdeen
Cartlewood
Louise Armbruster
E. Bonnell
Maple Hill
Pine Hollow Valley
Gross
Happy Hollow
Westfield
Fraulein Mathilde
Fraulein
Meggendorfer Blaetter
Wonders OF Modern Science
Nether
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta, Ga
Wolcott-Sarrington
Tade Marquardt
Elsie Zanton
Wm. Toole
Mr. Johnson
Clinton
Lowa
Blanche Johnson
Astle and
Hill
Sam Platte
Astle and Hill
Leonard Case
Walter Morgan
Ruth
G. Carpenter
Ridge Street
John
Norman Astie
Newell Case
Falls
Millward
Agricultural Department of the State
Arthur Bassett
Neitzel
Doris Wilby
Dorothy
Lawrence Toole
Pansy Heights
E. G. Marriott
Henry Marriott
Ray Astle
Wm. Toole, Jr
Ner’s
South Delton
Sauk City
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