Kern's Corner School Commencement and Local Notices
Commencement at Kern's Corner school house tonight. John Gibbs the sole graduate. King's Corners closes. Elsie Marquardt and Roy Myers graduate. Teachers Clara Haines Nellie Leutcher return home. Local families report illnesses, travel, and visits around Herman Zantow, Zantow family, and nearby towns. Crusher work advances on road macadam project from top of hill to town line with plans to resume last year’s progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kern’s Corner
John Gibbs
Clara Haines
Merrimack
King’s Corners
Elsie Marquardt
Roy Myers
Nellie Leutcher
Prairie du Sac
Chas. Watkins
Viola
Herman Zantow
Roy Hoover
Baraboo
Constance King
I. W. Zantow
Bert Myers
F. W. Zantow
Charlie Zantow
E. D. King
Gustav Zantow
Fred
Ladde’s Mill
Bert Odell
Fort
Okee
Skillet Creek Community Visit Notes
June 8 reports show John Toole visiting Pansy Heights over Sunday. Families including A L Travis and daughters at Tom Palmer’s home and Mrs Fred Burdick with two children visiting Chas Spencer. Nearby travels include P Bassett and wife at Elliott home in North Freedom and Glen Hill receiving a Shetland pony for a birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Toole
Pansy Heights
A. L. Travis
Tom Palmer
Fred Burdick
Barron
Chas. Spencer
P. Bassett
North Freedom
Elliott Home
Glen Hill
Ella Attwater
Walter Pierce
Clarence Kindschi
Neeta
Jean
A. M. Douglas
Rumpf
Westfield
Andrew Smith
Orchard Cottage
Chas i Spencer
Orick Watkins
R. G. Andrews
Eva McNutt
Tennessee
Social Visit Highlights From Pansy Farm Area
Ethel Rodwell visited friends at Reedsburg and North Freedom last week. Mr and Mrs William Toole and son John of Woodstock Illinois spent Sunday at Franklin Johnsons. Luther Irish is ill. William Toole attended a Madison meeting of horticulturalists and visited salons afterward. Jack Hayes family visited Astle Hills. Cahoon family members spent Sunday at Paul Cahoon's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Rodwell
Reedsburg
North Freedom
Wm. Toole
John
Woodstock
Ill
Franklin Johnson
Luther Irish
Madison
Jack Hayes
Astle & Hills
W. Cahoon
Ivan
Ora
Levi Cahoon
Paul Cahoon
Esther Pearson
la Rue
Janie Pearson
Miss Evans
Sparta
Harvey
Hubert Weidman
Ableman
Adolf Braun
Loganville
Fred
John Simon
Chas. Uphoff
M. BK
North Freedom Chu
Fanny
Ben
Local Notices From La Valle And Surrounding Areas
Community updates show residents visiting relatives in Madison Delton and Beloit. Commencement attendance at Ironton and fishing trips to Baraboo are noted along with a Beavers banquet and new members. The La Valle baseball team beat Wonewoc 4 to 3 despite rain. Reverend W H Vance preached at F M church in La Crosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Cameron
Michigan
Alta
Lenoir Courtier
Madison
James Courtier
Mary Dickens
H. Kreutzman
Hillsboro
Ironton
Gladys Borchers
Elroy
Ada Visgar
Wonewoc
Chas. Pugh
Grace Marshall
Sandusky
Bessie Smith
Clara Kropp
Reedsburg
Clarence Taylor
Beloit
Harry Thornton
Ray Eder
Roy
Will Head
Hulbert
Delton
Claude Duddleston
Beavers
la Valle
W. H. Vance
la Grosse
F. M
Seymour Hall Visits H E Paddock Home
Seymour Hall of Baraboo spent Sunday at the home of H. E. Paddock for a social visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour Hall of
Baraboo
H. E. Paddock
Local notes from Westfield and surrounding communities
Westfield updates report visits and travel of residents from La Rue Sparta and Narrows Prairie. Students and families attend graduation and children's day events at Ableman, Maple Hill, and related locales. Changes in home exteriors and shopping trips accompany social notes and church schedules.
Baraboo Social News and Community Gatherings
Miss Alice Wilcox of Bara Boo visits Mrs. Joseph Harris for several days. A large crowd attended the Literary at Miss Emma Wichern’s home. Next meeting to be a July 1 picnic at Mrs. Matthias Wichern’s grave. Weidenkopf of Hetland visits son Guy. Baraboo residents Henke and Hackett families seen about. Ida Snyder closes school term with a large picnic. Meyers family visits Baraboo Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Wilcox
Baraboo
Joseph Harris
Emma Wichern
Matthias Wichern
Weidenkopf
Hetland
S. D
Guy
Gus. Henke
John Hackett
North Freedom
Hackett Farm
Wm. Woss
John Prine
Richard
Ida Snyder
Richard Meyers
Birth of Daughter to Mr and Mrs Geo Sprecher
June 7 notice reports the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Geo F Sprecher on May 26 at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo F. Sprecher
Delton Notes and Social Round Up
June events and visits across Delton Lime Ridge and Fern Dell with Chicago guests at Hulbert House. Next dance at Fern Dell on Saturday June 12. Local business in Delton by Marsh and nephew Sherman. Ernest Small and family visiting Walton. Elwin Kidder of South Dakota arrives for sister A. Smith’s illness. Celebration at Fern Dell set for July 3 and 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Timme
Lime Ridge
Reedsburg
Hulbert
South Dakota
A. Smith
Fern Dell
Fern Dell Dance and Summer Vibe at Mirror Lake
Fern Dell hosts a June 12 dance featuring Warn Orchestra while Baraboo visitor Phil Gibbons scouts bass spots for Tuesday. A Jaquish party from Baraboo stays at Gibbons cottage for weeks as Lawtons arrive for summer. Al Ringling and a Chicago doctor visit Ringling cottage. Celebration planned for Fern Dell on July 3 and 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil. Gibbons
Baraboo
The
Lake
Fern Dell
Warn
Jaquish
Gibbons Cottage
Sickness and community notes from Reedsburg area
June items report Mrs. Aug Moldenhauer seriously ill with paralysis stroke. Mrs. E Bender hosted sewing circle. A 9-pound boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Fey. Local schools closed for graduation at Keifer's hall with band music. Picnic at Bender grave. G Kranz visited Reedsburg. Tena Manthey Susie Smythe returned from Dorchester schools. Marie Bartenbach also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aug. Moldenhauer
E. Bender
Adolf Fey
Keifer’s Hall
Bender
G. Kranz
Reedsburg
Tena Manthey
Susie Smythe
Oregon Wis. school gains cement walks and new lamps
The village board of trustees ordered cement walks and six improved street lamps for the school area after a meeting Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Wis
Ableman
Board of
Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea Ad for Babies
An old advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for babies claiming gentle healing for tender bodies. Promotes tea or tablets at 35 cents and is marketed by J. B. Donovan & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister’s
J. B. Donovan & Co
Reedsburg Notes Include Graduations and Local Visits
June 6 1909 reports show Prof. Parker of Madison visiting Geo Morse and family Lester Daniels from Baraboo and L Fisher families moving near the Armory Mrs Flora Swering resigning as Big Store bookkeeper and summering with parents at Spring Valley S A Collins returning from St Cloud Minn on business a youth about 12 jailed briefly for obtaining money under false pretenses Geo Brady 15 cut leg taken to hospital ready for dressing Father Condon delivered Baccalaureate sermon Warn's Orchestra to play at Fern Deli dance June 12 Royal Neighbors and Ladies of the Maccabees gatherings noted Graduations and commencements at Armory and High School with classes and grades Fern Dell set for July 3 and 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Parker
Madison
Our City
Geo. Morse
Lester Daniels
Baraboo
L. Fisher
H. O’connor
Armory
Flora Swering
Spring Valley
S. A. Collins
St. Cloud
Minn
Geo. Brady
L. Winnie
Father Condon
Warn
Ladies of the Maccabees
H. D. Kelley
T. Gallagher
Howard Cawer
Oshkosh
Wawer
Edward
Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Nerve Support
Advertisement for Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea by J. B. Donovan & Co. claims to strengthen nerves aid digestion promote restful sleep and refresh the body with tea or tablets priced at 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
J.B. Donovan & Co
Visits from Morrison and Foslander in West Spring Green
West Spring Green reports P. F. Morrison and wife from Springfield South Dakota visited the Peck families last week. Mrs Albert Foslander is recovering from a recent illness. Stephen Linley and wife from Rochester New York visited Mrs Wm Creasey and other relatives here recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F. Morrison
Springfield
South Dakota
Peck
Albert Foslander
Stephen Linley
Rochester
New York
Wm. Creasey
Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea Ad Promises Health Boost
An old advertisement extols Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea as a summer tonic that revives energy and youthfulness, priced 35 cents for tea or tablets, attributed to J. B. Donovan as the promoter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
J. B. Donovan & Co
Farmers Secure Silo Material From George Carpenter
Several farmers have secured silo material from George Carpenter. He has enough for two more silos and will sell at a reduced price. Contact his lumber yard by telephone or in person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carpenter
George Carpenter Lumber and Produce Co Wool Purchase
The George Carpenter Lumber and Produce Co will pay the highest market price for wool delivered to the potato warehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carpenter Lumber and Produce Co
Potatoe
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets
Advertising copy touts a busy person’s medicine claiming to aid constipation indigestion liver and kidney troubles pimples eczema impure blood bad breath sluggish bowels headaches and backaches. Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets come in a tablet form priced 35 cents per box from a Madison Wisconsin company. GOLDEN WUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Holuistier Drue Company
Madison
Wis
Land Boom Touts New Roads in Potter and Sully Counties
J P Witwen receives notice from Gettysburg land firm claiming spring sales total 600 quarter sections in Potter and Sully counties. Gettysburg is Potter county seat and largest town as two new roads are surveyed toward Pierre. Investors could gain three to five dollars per acre by year end. Over 40 traction engines break sod. flax sowing begins. Cheap excursion rates on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays monthly. Land still available at reasonable prices in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Witwen
Gettysburg
South Dakota
Potter
Sully
Potter County
Pierre
Wool Wanted for Market Sale at Baraboo Warehouse
Advertises highest price for wool and invites growers to bring wool each Saturday to the L. D. Burted potato warehouse in Baraboo. Signed by G. M. Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Burted
G. M. Hill
Baraboo
W1s
Farm for sale in Sarona Wis 314 acres with village platted land
For sale is a 314 acre farm joining Sarona in Washburn County Wisconsin. Includes two houses, a barn, hoghouse, machinery shed, drilled well, wind mill, and nearby creamery. 40 cultivated acres, 4 hay acres, 80 pasture, soil A No. 1 hardwood land. $10,000 with $5,000 down and balance in 5 years at 6 percent. Contact J P Witwen 129 3rd St Bara Boo Wis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarona
Washburn County
Wis
St. Paul & Chicago R. R
Spooner
Depot
State of
Georgia
Wm Hill
Sauk Prairie
J. P. Witwen
3Rd Street
Baraboo
Will of John P. Luehrs Be Heard July 6 1909
State of Wisconsin Sauk County probate notice announces on July six 1909 at Baraboo the county court will hear F G Luehrs request to admit John P Luehrs will to probate and grant letters of administration with will annexed to F G Luehrs of Excelsior. Dated June 1 1909. W T Kelsey judge. Dithmar Malone attorneys for petitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Wisconsin
Sauk County
John P. Luehrs
Baraboo
F. G. Luehrs
Excelsior
Said County
W. T. Kelsey
Dithmar & Malone
Land for Sale on Baraboo and Freedom Road in Wisconsin
N H Smith of Baraboo Wisconsin advertises 90 acres between Baraboo and Freedom on the main road. The land offers a fine building site with a never failing spring, good soil, level ground, some timber, and flexible terms from 100 to 300 dollars per acre. Price 3600 dollars total or 40 dollars per acre with earnings to the seller. A finder bonus of 100 dollars. Trade options include time payment or barter for stock or other property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
Freedom Road
N.H. Smith
Wis
Delton
Fern Dell
C. M. Smith
N. Wilcox
Fairfield
Meeting of the A B of E at Y M C A on June 12 1909
Notice calls all members and interested parties to a meeting at the Y M C A rooms on Saturday June 12 1909 at 2 p m with the subject Warehouse by order of the Secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. 8. of E
Classified Help Wanted Ad Shares Housework Role
A family of three seeks a girl for general house work. References requested. Actress Mrs. W. G. Kirchoffer located at 1906 Monroe Street, Madison, Wisconsin. Rates for ads show 15 to 25 cents. Ads vary by frequency and length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Kirchoffer
Monroe Street
Madison, Wis
Wanted Bar Aboo News April 15 1909 copies
Notice seeks a few copies of the Bar Abbo News dated April 15 1909 and offers stamps in exchange. The request indicates postpaid return of stamps for received copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo News
Baraboo Market Prices for Grains and Oats
Baraboo markets show grain quotes with limited legible entries. Wheat rye and barley prices appear as scattered figures with units and ranges.
Estate of Sarah A. Wilkinson Proceedings Open
First publication June 10 1909 notes legal action in the matter of the estate of Sarah A Wilkinson. The notice announces probate proceedings and relates to a fiduciary matter handled by the court and appointed administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Wisconsin
Sauk County
Sarah A. Wilkinson
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W. E. Pruyn
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Birch Street
Jennie Rowland
Camp Street
William Rounds
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Sib Soo
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