Local Notables Travel and Visitors Reported
Monday notices show Mrs. Edward Barstow in Chicago at 142 North Paulina Street. Mrs. John Proctor of Madison visits the Hazeltines. Dr. C. E. Getechell returns from Chillicothe after his father's death. Delitte Rodwell and Mrs. W. McGuire visit Pardeeville to see Mrs. Ora Falconer. William Kunzelman plans a Chicago return from Augustana. Banns of marriage for Robert Fogle and Alice Beadle announced at St. Joseph church. Julius Grotzke recovering from hip fracture after gravel accident. Dr. R B Condon returns from Rome and delivers baccalaureate in Reedsburg. W. H. Frazier visits Baraboo. daughter Miss Kima Frazier graduates, Edith Frazier attends Walnut Hill. Elizabeth and Agnes McGuanle accompany Ed Kelley to see West Point graduate. then Providence, Boston, Washington, Norwalk and Cleveland visits with Mrs. Don Wyman of North Freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Frazier
Woodland
Baraboo
Kima Frazier
Walnut Hill School
Edith Frazier
Reedsburg
Elizabeth
Agnes McGuan le
East
Ed. Kelley
West Point Military Academy
Providence
Boston
Washington
Norwalk
Cleveland
Ohio
Don Wyman
North Freedom
Madison attorney investigates Mason Lewis land titles
Tuesday attorney W T Kelsey of Madison represented Mason Lewis and Co to examine land titles. Rev H G Goodsell officiated at Dr Trousdale's funeral in Madison with Rev W R Irish attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Kelsey
Madison
Mason Lewis & Co
H. G. Goodsell
Dr. Trousdale
W. R. Irish
F. M. Pracia
M. T. Martin
Theodore
E. L. Anthony
N. McGregor
Iowa
Class of 1909 Holds Commencement in Ironton
June events in Ironton include the 1909 class commencement at the M. E. church with a large crowd and an excellent program. Other notes mention visits from Duluth niece Miss Casy, relatives from Henrietta and Merrimack, and guests like Mrs. Fitzgerald of California visiting James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. LaRue
Miss Casy
Duluth
Minn
M. E. Church
Miss Smith
Merrimack
Messrs
David and
Norman Greaves
Henrietta
Groat
Palmer
Sadie Nobie
Etta Kinnaman
Dawson
Thurston
Ina Seamans
Frank
Lime Ridge
Warren and Sharman
Frederick
Mrs. Fitzgerald
California
James
Death of Mrs. Julia Wild widow of Louis Wild
Mrs Julia Wild aged about 75 widow of Louis Wild founder of the Charles Wild Music House died at 9 30 this morning after a gradual decline and complications. Survived by daughters Mrs Carrie Johnson St Paul Minn Mrs Sophia Fugina Austin Ill Mrs Marie Andrews Portland Ore and son Charles Wild Baraboo. Funeral Monday at 4 p m from the German M E Church conducted by Rev Elske with graveside rites by Rev C A Wilson pallbearers Albert Johnson John Fellows Frank Wichern Arthur Fugina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Wild
Louis Wild
Charles Wild
Baraboo
M. E
Second Street
Elske
C. A. Wilson
Albert Johnson
John Fellows
Frank
Capital Increase at C P Larson Shoe Factory Baraboo
A meeting of majority stockholders in Baraboo approved a $10,000 increase in capital stock at the C P Larson Shoe Factory. C P Larson presided, with C H Evenson absent as treasurer and Chris Dyrude named secretary pro tem. Treasury stock is fully sold and orders totaling $24,000 with $26,000 as rush orders have been received. the selling season runs to July 1, suggesting further increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Larson
Baraboo
C. H. Evenson
Chris Dyrude
Treasury
Death of Mrs Buehler in Prairie du Sac
Prairie du Sac June 7. Grandma Buehler aged 85 died Saturday morning at 6. Funeral today at 1 p.m. at the home of her son L Buehler in Prairie du Sac. Interment at Ragatz church west of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie du Sac
Grandma Buehler
Dr. Buehler
L. Buehler
Ragatz Church
M W A Picnic Arranged for Baraboo on June 16
Baraboo prepares for a Woodman picnic with an 8:55 a m southbound train bringing about 250 delegates and a northbound special an estimated 15 minutes later. Six bands, Forester teams, and Royal Neighbors will march into town for a day of parades programs and a 6:30 p m grand dress parade. Prizes of 10 dollars await best decorated automobile and best emblematic float.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
Ash Street
Roya
Third Street
Oak
Fourth Avenue
Center
Sixth Avenue
Summit
Eighth Avenue
Supreme National
Chas. E. Whalen
Forester
Ash
Broadway
Marriages Listed for August Luetkens Emma Koenig
Licensed to Marry. August Luetkens of Westfield town and Miss Emma Koenig of Washing ton town. Christleab Krey of Franklin town and Miss Alvina Funte, Westfield town. William Knapp of Mineral Point and Miss Katherine Pickar, Prairie du Lac. Frank Kaney of Franklin town and Miss Mary McHale of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Luetkens
Westfield Town
Emma Koenig
Washington Town
Christleab Krey
Franklin Town
Alvina Funte
William Knapp
Mineral Point
Katherine Pickar
Prairie du Lac
Frank Kaney
Mary McHale
Chicago
Circus Performer Injured In Fall At Astle And Hill Show
Glen Hill and Ivan Cahoon staged a crowded circus in the Astle Hill granary when Glen fell twelve to fifteen feet landing on a hard floor. He bruised his legs and bumped his head but remained dazed only briefly and is ready to resume the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Hill
Ivan Cahoon
Astle & Hill Granary
Glen
Elias R. Fish Died at Sparta at Age 79
Elias R. Fish of Sparta died Friday May 28 at his home at age 79. A Winfield early settler, he moved to Sparta in 1867 and leaves a wife and six children. He was brother to Spencer Fish of Reedsburg. Attending the funeral from here were Spencer Fish and wife George Darrow and wife Nathaniel Darrow and wife and Mrs H C Kelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias R. Fish
Sparta
Winfield
Mr. Fish
Spencer Fish
Reedsburg
George Darrow
Nathaniel Darrow
H. C. Kelley
Carpenter Lumber Reports Fir Sales For Seven Silos
George Carpenter of the Carpenter Lumber and Produce company says he has sold enough fir recently to fill seven silos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carpenter
The
Carpenter Lumber and Produce Company
Death of Mrs. Al Smith at Mirror Lake after long illness
Old resident dies at home at Mirror Lake after a lengthy illness aged about seventy. Born in New England she lived at Mirror Lake for nearly fifty years. She was a Methodist and is survived by a husband two daughters Mrs Geo Flickner Delton and Mrs Henry Risley Excelsior one brother E Kidder Marshall and one sister Mrs Madison Seattle Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Smith
Mirror Lake
New England
Methodist Church
Geo. Flickner
Delton
Henry Risley
Excelsior
E. Kidder
Marshall
Minn
Madison
Seattle
Wash
Local notes from Sauk County and area
Mrs. Bert Kahl, formerly of Sauk City, died at Black Earth. Mrs. Charles Nafz marked her birthday at home in Sauk City, age 83. The North Freedom Old Settlers plan a mid summer picnic June 25 likely at Hackett's grave. Father Durward travels to Chicago for the Catholic Writers Guild banquet this evening at the Great Northern hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Kahl
Sauk City
Black Earth
Charles Nafz
Old Settlers’ Association of
North Freedom
Hackett
Father Durward
Chicago
Catholic Writers’ Guild
Great Northern Hotel
Births Reported For Kaiser Muth Learman Brandt And Rohn
Ason Birtas arrived at the Kaiser home on Maxwell Street. A daughter was born to the Muth family near the pumping station. A son arrived at the Learman home on 405 Eighth Avenue. Another son arrived at the Brandt home in Fairfield. A son was born to Mr and Mrs A W Rohn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ason
Fred Kaiser
Maxwell Street
Herman Muth
Charles Learman
Eighth Avenue
Richard Brandt
Fairfield
A. W. Rohn
Harrisburg and West Troy News Briefs
Mrs Amos Henry returned to Larimore North Freedom after visiting relatives here. Harrisburg school picnic was well attended last Friday. Born to Mr and Mrs John Sorg a daughter on June 3 1909. Mrs John Bear visiting daughter Mrs Lon Snyder Spring Green. Viola Meta infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Julius Fitch christened at Zion church. Miss Cecil Walster Prairie du Lac High school student on vacation at home. William Schaffer and wife adopted a four year old boy from Sparta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Henry
Larimore
North Freedom
Harrisburg
John Sorg
John Bear
Lon Snyder
Spring Green
Viola Meta
Julius Fitch
Zion Church
Cecil Walster
Prairie du Lac High School
William Schaffer
Sparta
Harvey Dennis
Portage
W. E. Cooper
Wauwatosa
Frank A
L. Clark
Althea
Norwalk
Wis
Dobratz
Leland
Lucy Smith
Iront
Royal Parkin
Baraboo
R. Parkin
John
Curtis Noyes
Mrs. McCormick
Miller, S.D
Herman Kasiska
John Staudemeyer
Geo. Staudemeyer
Horse Kicks Injure Dellona Woman and Daughter
Mrs Albert Foss and her daughter Minnie of Dellona were injured when a horse kicked Minnie as she gathered eggs. Minnie fractured a leg. Mrs Foss was hurt while rescuing her daughter, though she did not break any bones. Reported by the Reedsburg Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Foss
Minnie
Dellona
Reedsburg
Local Notes From Merrimack And Caledonia Community
June social and visit news from Merrimack and Caledonia includes Emma Schmidt and Hannah Roseland guests of the Dobratzs, funeral attendance in Madison, travels to N McGregor Iowa, ill relatives in Caledonia and Baraboo, and a baseball result Merrimack defeating Caledonia 12 to 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Schmidt
Hannah Roseland
Madison
Mrs. W. Dobratz
Painkiller Perry Davis turns 70 with global reach
A Hurry up Medicine Perry Davis Painkiller relieves sprains bruises strains burns and cuts instantly and aids healing. Celebrating seventy years of mercy the remedy is sold in millions of bottles worldwide and now offered in a new large 35 cent size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Davis
Mercy
Out Door Pictures Leave Orders at Penny Photo Gallery
Leave orders for outdoor views at Penny Photo gallery in the Mills block. The note directs customers to drop off outside view requests at the gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penny Photo Gallery
Mrs Bert Powell to entertain MBA Thursday afternoon
Mrs Bert Powell will entertain members of the M. B. A. on Thursday afternoon June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Powell
June 7 News From Plain And Surrounding Areas
June 7 notices from Plain area report births, visits, and local work. A son born to Mr and Mrs Herman Liegl. Genealogical visits include Mr and Mrs George E Luther at Schnitz homes. John Liegl’s well drilled by Adam Heubsch. Various relatives travel between Chicago Spring Green Lone Rock and Prairie du Lac. Commont school diplomas awarded Christina Schwartz Gisella Hass. Local building activity includes Sunng Green work for Henry Neuheisel and John Beck dwelling, Siegl new house wall, and basement for George Schentz’s barn. A Reuschlein hall dance drew strong social and financial success with 110 tickets sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Liegl
George E. Luther
Joseph and
Anthony Schnitz
Vadder
Chicago
Elizabeth Schweiss
Spring Green
Jennie Evans
Lone Rock
Christina Schwartz
Gisella Hass
Sunnyside School
George W. Davies
Wm. Schwaunkee
Crew
Sunng Green
Henry Neuheisel
Farris
John Beck
Miss Powers
Bear District
Prairie du Lac
Frank Barnard
Ella Diehl
Micheal Hetzel
Clarence Hutter
Philip Volk Jr
Edith Schoenmann
Spring Green High School
Sauk County
Plain
Edith Luther
George Sc
LELAND NOTES FAMILY VISITS AND SCHOOL CLOSING
Mrs. Marie Buelow returns from Reedsburg after a week with Anna Buelow receiving hospital treatments. Miss Alma Gasser goes to Madison for appendicitis operation. District No. 6 closes with a diploma for Walter Giese and an ice cream cake program. Miss Krause returns home. various visits include Ernest Milke, Herman Zick, Geo Hess, L A Sprecher, and Elda Sprecher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Buelow
Reedsburg
Anna Buelow
Henry Kopf
Lena
Aoleman
Borns
Alma Gasser
Christian Gasser
Madison Hospital
Ladies' Home Club meets with Mrs Will Krug at Winfield
In Winfield the Ladies' Home club will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Will Krug. Miss Verna Montgomery visited Anna Pelton the last of the week. A number from here attended the Senior Class Play in the Armory at Reedsburg Monday evening. Thomas and Jessie Powell were members of the Reedsburg High school class that graduated Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Home Club
Will Krug
Verna Montgomery
Anna Pelton
Armory
Reedsburg
Thomas
Jessie Powell
Baraboo and Freedom Social Notes and Visits
Community highlights from Baraboo and Freedom include Mr and Mrs Parshall and daughters Lena and Anna visiting Herman Wick on Sunday. Ben C Kuester of Denver spent the day with Baraboo parents. B Meilke of Baraboo visited North Freedom parents Tuesday. Lutheran North Freedom held confirmation May 31 with Mary Kamenzky Alvina Stieve Martha Kapelka Albert Dunes and P Schroeder among confirmands. Mrs Agatha Oswald of Wauseka Minn visits sister Laura Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
Freedom
Mrs. Parshall Carpenter
Lena
Anna
Herman Wick
Ben C. Kuester
Denver
B. Meilke
North Freedom
Mrs
Agatha Oswald
Wauseka, Minn
Laura Martin
Nervine Claim From Dr Miles Advertises Cure
The notice touts Dr Miles Nervine as a remedy for nervous exhaustion and insomnia. It features a testimonial from A C Cle of Rockingham North Carolina and promises a money back guarantee if not cured after one bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
A. C. Cle
Rockingham
N. C
Sandusky News Briefs June Social and Local Notes
June 7 reports Wim Kutzback now has a residence phone. Edith Frost returns to Dr Edwards hospital in Reedsburg. Kil i Potter nears completion of a house addition. his mother Mrs Ambrose Potter will live there. Grace Marshall and Florence Prouty host a well attended Friday picnic with a diploma for John Powell. Ice cream and cake offered. Royal Neighbors lodge to serve ice cream Friday June 11. A C Frost recovering from recent illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Frost
A. C. Frost
North Fairfield Social Roundup Continues on River Street
June S poward Oleson of New Port visited Sunday with W. Newell and friends on River street. Mrs. Matison of Rio moved into the G. E. Lewis house. Bertha Matison of Baraboo visited her mother Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Anderson of Sioux City visited Gust Lewis. Mrs. Charles Dame expects a visit from her sister Mrs Alf Kinney of South Dakota. Charlies Polson and his aunts Byrum and A Alexander called on Marsh Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poward Oleson
New Port
Newell
River Street
Matison
Rio
G. E. Lewis
Bertha Matison
Baraboo
Christ Anderson
Sioux City
Iowa
Gust Lewis
Charles Dame
Alf. Kinney
South Dakota
Local Notes From Lime Ridge and Nearby Areas
June activities mention Nellie Root and Floyd Smith visiting Reedsburg friends and graduation events. Sweeners graduate two pupils after a successful term. BauBiit cousins from Ironton visit Grace Seldon. Sam Berlin hosts Ubia sisters and friends. Wm Rotzell paints his house. John and family visit Joe Smith's household. Carrie Nelson visits sister O G Thompson. Herman Schultz operates a saw mill at Joe Smith's to saw logs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Root
Reedsburg
Floyd Smith
Bessie Hall
Sarah Sweeners
Hazel and
Omer
Vivian Baubiit
Ironton
Grace Seldon
Sam Berlin
Ubia
Wm. Rotzell
John Smith
Joe Smith
Carrie Nelson
O. G. Thompson
Herman Schultz
Community Births and Local Visits Keep Pine Hollow Busy
In North Freedom the German Lutheran church confirmed Marie Kamensky Lydia Radseck Martha Kapelke Ella Chim nock Alvina Stieve William Schwartz Arthur Kapelke Philip Schroeder and Albert Dunse. Slentz district school closed and Miss Hanley taught returns to North Freedom. Graduates were Laura Metzke and Robert Hirschinger. Hilda Leiser returns from Bara Boo and Hulda Gurgel from North Freedom. Adolph Miller and Ida Stiewe of Baraboo visited. Mr and Mrs Charles Grosinske of North Freedom visited Herman Kamencky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Miller
Ida Stiewe
Baraboo
Charles Grosinske
North Freedom
Ellen School Graduation Honors Two Graduates
Ellen school held commencement Saturday evening June 5 with two graduates Boyd and Blanche Shockman. Miss Sarah Sweeners of Reedsburg taught. an entertainment program featured many students led by Albert Schenck and others. Diplomas were presented by EB E Hale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen School
Boyd
Blanche Shockman
Sarah Sweeners
Reedsburg
Albert Schenck
Jennie Warren
Hazel Barblet
Emma Steinhorst
Ida Rotzol
Grace Sheldon
Blanch Shookman
Neta Schenck
Gladys Thompson
Fern Smith
Mamie Gibson
Noah Warren
Bennie Rotzoll
George Shookman
Herbert Smith
Karl
Dennis Hale
Willie Schenck
Fred Gibson
Albert Rotzoll
Nelson Warren
Spencer Smith
Floyd Smith
Ben Rist
EB. E. Hale
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edward Barstow
North Paulina ‘Street
John Proctor
W. B. Hazeltine
C. E. Getechell
Chillicothe
Delitte Rodwell
Mrs. W. McGuire
Pardeeville
Ora Falconer
William Kunzelman
Augustana Hospital
Robert Fogle
Alice Beadle
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Julius Grotzke
Caledonia
Portage Register
R.B. Condon
la Crosse
John Durward
Condon
Rome
Thomas Cain
Mrs. O.B. Gloyd
Julius Doerr
Gustav Doerr
Watertown
Herman Doerr
W.H. Thompson
Charles Coleman
Witeness
H. C. Eddy
Lena Grass
New Warren
Janesville
A. E. Baumgarten
Merrilan
A. O. Armbruster
Mrs. Baumgarten
Miss Devlin
J. R. Devlin
Dalby
Buehler
M. W. A. Picnic
Lake
Birtas
West Troy
Bierrimack
Sarah Blacklock
Cornelia
Ed. Coates
Dakota
J. A. Coates
Barney Hein
Winifred
St. Paul
Clara Lueck
Osmond Odekirk
Ed. Lee Sr
Racine
Edward
F. M. DuBois
Shanks
D. Kennedy
Geo. Long
C. Weinke
Fitro
Keopp
D. A.stoner
Gabriel Lee
Chas. Odekirk
Martha Rosen
B. Odekirk
Joe, Hildebrandt
Frank Wort
Necedan
Mae Rindley
Cazenovia
Rindley
Jean Peck
D. J. Farnum
Geo. Premo
R. Rindley
T. Wells
Mary Morey
Maria Cooper
Bernice Sutton
Grayce Wells
William Far
Adam Heubsch
Bear Creek
John Liegl
Isaac Morgan
A.w.chase Medicine Co
Buffalo,n
Evenson’s
W. Chase
the Secret
Lane
Sandusky
Wim. Kutzback
North Fairfield
Pine Hollow Valley
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