Lotanville Wedding Unites Alice Hennings and Herman Gluth
The Wednesday afternoon ceremony at St. Peter's Lutheran Church joined Miss Alice Hennings and Mr. Herman Gluth, with attendants Misses Lillian, Frieda, and Elsie Gluth. Afterward a large reception was held at the couple's home, and they will reside on a farm south of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hensings
Alice
Herman Gluth
Lillian
Prieda
Elsie Gluth
Emil
August
Willie Hennings
Pride
St. Peter’s Lutherrch
Young People’s Society of the
St, Lutheran Church
F. Kuethe
Hill Point
W. H. Ware
Bert Leicher
George W. Hast
Baraboo
Hilda Luhrsen
Blue River
H. J. Clark
Molly Colvin
Wm. Fenster
Amy Westenhaver
Ethel Westenhaver
Janesville
Westenhaver
North Freedom social notes list residents and local events
May 30 notes report Mrs M Hinn returning from a visit to her son Alfred south of town. Ek L Powell digs a new cellar, E C Ristau ill, Memorial services at M E church well attended, G A R and WR C support quotes from Rev Jordan. Visitors include Lena Griep from Chicago and Miss Maud Blachly. residents consider moving home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Jordan
Lena Griep
Chicago
Merrimace Social Ties Highlight Nearby Visitors
May 31 report from Merrimace lists numerous Baraboo guests and locals visiting relatives and hosting friends. Names include Rudolph Koepp from Chicago, Paul Gallus from Wanatchee, and Miss Emma Gallus in Madison, with many Baraboo, Lodi, Janesville, Beloit, and Waunakee connections noted.
Village Social Columns and Decoration Day Guests
Local residents and visitors are listed as Decoration Day activities cover neighborhood visits. Names include Mr. and Mrs. John Vanderhoof Ableman Miss Gertrude O Keefe Miss Catherine Aberley Madison and many others visiting relatives and attending a school program led by Rev. Eberhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Noyes
F. Noyes
Eberhart
O. Whitcomb
Baraboo
D. Premo
Bertha Aspenwell
Edyn
Julius Hein
Elsie Kutzner
C. Graff
Grayce Brownrigg
Lodi
Bessie M. Smith
Madison
N. Farnworth
Arthur
Wesley Steele
E. Rodgers
Memorial Day Exercises at Picket Post Hall Delton
The Memorial Day events at Picket Post hall drew unusually large attendance and praise for participants. Rev J W Smith of Tomah will lead Holy Cross church services next Sunday at 7 30 p m. Woodmen and Royal Neighbors plan Memorial Sunday services at M E church 10 30 a m and at Episcopal church 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picket Post Hall
E. N. Marsh
Baraboo
Dick Barker
J. W. Smith
Tomah
Holy Cross Church
M. E
Episcopal Church
M. L. Crane
Spring Green District Examinations and Local News
May 31 Philip Hess grabbed for Joseph Saldnar. Diploma exams held in district No 5 Spring Green with Anna Frederickson Freida Leonard Henry Smith Edgar Mercer Malcolm Mc Master Glenn Cass Edna Runyan Marion Norton William Reese Frank Feiner Jennie and Forest Robson. Wilson Creek beat Spring Green Prairie Kids 25 to 1. Amos Mercer Sr. died aged 89. Emil Diehl quarrying rock for basement near cheese factory. Mr and Mrs Wm Aaron attended picnic at Lower Wilson Creek. Philip J Neuheisel bought a Holstein bull at Watertown sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Hess
Joseph Saldnar
Town of
Spring Green
Anna Frederickson
Freida Leonard
Henry Smith
Edgar Mercer
Malcolm McMaster
Glenn Cass
Edna Runyan
Marion Norton
William Reese
Frank Feiner
Jennie
Forest Robson
Wilson Creek
Spring Green Prairie
Amos Mercer Sr
Emil Diehl
Wm. Aaron
Lower Wilson Creek
Philip J. Neuheisel
Watertown
Memorial Day Quiet in Durward's Glen Cemetery Visit
Memorial day in Durward's Glen was quiet with Frank Hilderbrandt decorating graves at Glen Cemetery. Durward's Clen notes Mr and Mrs J S Steele visited with the Heins. Chris Dittberner complains of overwork and lack of help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Steele
Heins
Frank Hilderbrandt
the Glen Cemetery
Chris Dittberner
Kilborn visitors and road crew news and local social notes
Mr and Mrs George Griffith of Kilborn visited William Griffith who is on the sick list. Roadmaster orders the men to work on the roads. Theodore Kramers barn-raising was successful. Maurice Madden cows hurt believed to be by strange dogs. The Elkingtons and extended Baraboo visitors enjoyed a Glen Sunday despite cold and wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Griffith
Kilborn
William Griffith
Theodore Kramers
Maurice Madden
John Elkington
Dorothy Newell
Ethel Acker
Ruby Osburn
Malone
Baraboo
Glen
Memorial Day notes from Fairfield and area gatherings
Mrs A Cameron visited La Valle for Decoration Day. Many Fairfield residents joined Maple Valley society in Greenfield at Mrs H H Porter’s home. Baraboo visitors Mr and Mrs Mertzke stayed with relatives. Poleson’s daughter Alice and Lena joined. Memorial Day was observed with cemetery visits and flowers on soldiers graves. Mrs J L Hanson thanks friends for about 60 birthday cards from North Dakota Minnesota and Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Cameron
la Valle
Fairfield
Greenfield
Maple Valley Society
H. H. Porter
Poleson
Baraboo
Geo. Hanson’s
Alice
Lena
H. Mertzke
J. L. Hanson
North Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Social visits noted across towns this week
May 31 reports show Harvey Davis and wife entertaining her father, mother and brother from Walton. Mrs Ethelyn Herrick and Allie Newell spent Friday at Freemont Newell’s in Lyons. Albert Puttkammer and Miss Anna Puttkammer and Miss Allie Newell visited Saturday night and Sunday at Mr Dunse’s in Greenfield. A E Graham of Madison and Miss Olive Thayer of Webster’s Prairie were Sunday visitors at the S H Burton home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Davis
Day and
Earnest
Walton
Ethelyn Herrick
Allie Newell
Freemont Newell’s
Lyons
Albert
Anna Puttkammer
Walton Notes Births Visits and Local Society
May 30 report from Walton notes a baby born to Mr. and Mrs. James Warn on May 28. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hutchins and daughter Marion of Hesper, Iowa, who visited Hutchins parents and distributed rides to relatives. Also reported are visits by Hoffmaster sisters, Edith Hutchins closing a Murdock district school with a picnic, Arthur and Earl Moon attending Friend's church, and Ethel Davis finishing teaching in Hall district with a postservice program and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fist
Es Tomah
Relativ
Brooks
Poe
Randolph
Phililip Aleander
Arthur Venckses
Vani
Anna Patterson
Beaver Dam High School
John
Minnesota
Oscar Hutchins
Marion
Hesper
Wm. Hutchins
Hoffmaster
Hillsboro
S. Thompson
Edith Hutchins
Murdock
Arthur Moon
Oaks
Earl
Richland Center
Friend’s Church
Ethel Davis
Hall
Miss Selma Krinz and Martin Yanke Quietly Wed at Home
The couple wed at her home Thursday afternoon May 26 with Rev Maulwurf of Leland officiating. They will live on a farm near Leland. Also notes include family greetings, visits, and local school diploma exams with fifteen pupils writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma Krinz
Martin Yanke
Maulwurf
Leland
Yanke
Robert Denzer
Sauk City
Grandma Denzer
John Pickar
Near Baraboo
H. Mettle
Miss Meyers
Chicago
Hans Joerks
George Lehmann
Ruth
Ed. Fredricks
Ableman
Henry Schellenberger
Alma Center
Minna Lehrieber
Prairie du Lac
Local Social Notes From Mirror Lake Area
May 31 social items detail visits and arrivals from LaValle to Baraboo. Hulbert couple spent weekend with daughter. Otto Timme moved to Edward Fox house. Estelle Adams opened ice cream parlors with band present. Rev. B Goodall and wife to visit Oak Lawn this week. George Skinner recovering from illness. Edward Armstrong visiting nephew Theodore Steele for summer. C F Bonney from Chicago fished Mirror Lake with large bass and 12 pound pickerel. Hollie Fulmer visited his mother A Jones. Anna Blakely stayed at the Dairy farm. Judge Kelsey and family toured Mirror Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IF. L. Hulbert
LaValle
Otto Timme
Edward Fox
Estelle Adams
Rev
B. Goodall
Washington, D. C
Oak Lawn
George Skinner
Edward Armstrong
Lawn
Theodore Steele
C. F. Bonney
Chicago
Dairy Farm
Mirror Lake
Hollie Fulmer
Portage
A. Jones
Anna Blakely
Reedsburg
Judge Kelsey
Baraboo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lotanville
Alice Hennings
Boyd Blachly
Miss Kosmoske
B. Ragartz
Dakota
Wm. Voss
Merrimack
John Cowing
Walter Armbruster
Emma Loeffler
Superior
Grace Leifer
Delton
W. True
West
Roy
Ethel Elias
Greenwood
Cora Babb
C. Lang
High Street
Albert Lange
Whitford
R. Lang
North Freedom
Etha Youngs
la Rue
Maud Blachly
Dousman
Whitney
W. C.T. Us
Norman Goodman
Ely
Lucy “Sell
Wm. Bassett
Mar Baraboo
Cliford
C. Elger
Canada
Merrimace
Gustav Gallus
King
M. J. Kindsehi & Cash Mercantile Co
Rudolph Koepp
C. Koepp
Paul Gallus
Wanatchee
Wash
Brewster
Paul Heimlich
W. McIntosh
Sumpter
Roy Mather
Chas. Pigg
W. Clark
S. C. Potter
M.T. Martin
W. E. Cooper
Geo. Mockler
B. M. Squires
Selma Gross
Madison U. W
G. A. Gross
Stella Cramer
Durward
James Warn
John Meissel
C. H. Grub
Baraboo, Wis
Denzer
Kate Klotz
Alvira
George Sprecher
Black Hawk
Dr. Sporleder
O. K. Supply CO
Silver Creek
N. Y
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