North Freedom News Roundup Beaching Summer Events
June notes from North Freedom record visits by residents to Fond du Lac Madison Chicago and Baraboo. A children day program at local churches a dance at Fern Dell June 20 and a June 24 Old Settlers meeting at John Hackett’s grove are announced with a basket picnic lunch and literary entertainment planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Seils
Honey Creek
G. W. Melass
Stoughton
Dr. Wetmore
J.S. Hall
H. C. Koester
Lucille
Smith
William Wetmore
Mississippi
Chicago
Fern Dell
G. L. Jacobs
Reedsburg
Marion Jacobs
Florence Linnell
Maude Draper
Baraboo
L. Smith
Zeph Youngs
la Rue
Sons of Veterans
Wilma Alexander Sturday
John Fine
Wm. Voss
Herbert Struck
Reeisburg
North Freedom and
John Hackett
Vacation notes and social visits around Greenfield
Miss Susan Rogers returned to Chicago Thursday after a two weeks vacation. Ednah Rogers Hazel Jones and Herbert Weiland are spending their vacation at home. Mr and Mrs Baxter of Baraboo visited Mrs C Coles last week. A number of young folks enjoyed the dance at Weirichs Saturday night. Miss Mary Rogers of Caledonia spent a few days with brother David S Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Rogers
Chicago
Ednah Rogers
Hazel Jones
Herbert Weiland
Moreys Return From Madison Trip With Guests
Mr and Mrs F E Morey came back Sunday from a short drive to Madison. They traveled with Captain Driver and Miss Nellie Ennis who also returned with them.
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F. E Morey
Madison
Green Paint Kills Cow in Delton Wis and Local News Notes
A cow died after eating grass with spilled green paint in Delton. Gypsy band activity noted in village. Residents J M Hulbert and Elsie Hulbert shopped in Fairfield and Baraboo. Fern Dell dance billed for June 20. J T Huntington visited Milwaukee. Lida Hulbert shopped in Baraboo. Chas Andross of Lyons visited. George Schmidt moved a portable saw mill to N K Vandyke's farm for about four weeks. Mrs Wm Head and children returned to LaValle. Guy Rice and Frank Clement headed to Dakota. Kilbourn dam repairs to finish in about a week. M W A ice cream social at Picket Post Hall well attended. Alice Kerfoot and Samuel of Chicago arrived at Dawn for the summer. L Woodruff of Reedsburg visited Arthur Reynolds. Otto Herwigg had thumb torn off in a harness accident. Don Montange returned to Johnstown N Y from visiting. Fern Dell dance promoted for June 20. About forty locals attended a barn party at John Strait's. Carl Schneider to Minnesota on business. Alfred Fuch, son of Julius and Mrs Fuch, died last Thursday. funeral at Zion church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Hulbert
Elsie
Fairfield and
Baraboo
Fern Dell
J. T. Huntington
Milwaukee
Chas. Andross
Lyons
Geo. Schmidt
N. K
John Strait
Carl Schneider
Minn
Alfred Fuch
Julius Fuch
Zion Church
Langren
Edd Seamlon
Reedsburg
Frank Seamens
Lime Ridge
Fred Tyler
Willie Ballentine
Iowa
Mr. Bates
Son
Miss Smith
Merrimack
Sauk City Pupils Camp at Devil’s Lake With Weiland Party
Prof L E Weiland and Sauk City pupils occupy the Kindschi cottage at Devil's Lake for a week. The group includes Teesie Mueller Della Worth Irene Stedman Ida Franke Annie Lange W Von Wald Louis Zimpke Ralph Derleth Paul Von Gruenengen. Weiland reports good fishing while visitors note frequent Sauk City arrivals. Continuous visits from community members and Harman’s Chicago stint followed by a summer move to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E Weiland
Sauk City
Devil’s Lake
Teesie Mueller
Della Worth
Irene Stedman
Ida Franke
Annie Lange
Messrs. W.von Wald
Louis Zimpke
Ralph Derleth
Paul von Gruenengen
Weiland
Lone Rock
Baraboo
Prof
Buckley
Selma Brecht
Minnie Worth
Frieda Hoffer
Erma Ganzlin
Louis Ferber
George Just
Henry Harman
L. E. Weiland
Dr. Mueller
Edith Lenders
Columbia School of Oratory
Harman
Chicago
New York
Narrow Escape On Skillet Creek Pony Backed By Bridge
Marie Carpenter narrowly escaped being thrown from her pony on Skillet Creek near the city as the horse backed up after a tie strap jammed. Mr. and Mrs. George Carpenter, residents west of town, were returning from church when the incident occurred as an auto failed to pass on the bridge and men nearby restrained the horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie
George Carpenter
Mr. Carpenter
Local residents attend meetings and medical visits across cities
Harrisburg and West Troy figures attended a Baraboo board meeting last week. James and Mrs. McCready traveled to Madison last Friday to seek medical advice about Mrs. McCready’s foot injury from a November runaway. Dr. A G Fritsche left for Chicago for an operation, with Mrs. Fritsche and Dr. Bossard accompanying. Mrs. Henry Meng and her son Raymond of Cassell visited her parents, the Sorgs, last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Walster
Baraboo
James McCready
Madison
Jackson
A. G. Fritsche
Chicago
Henry Meng
Raymond
Cassell
A. Sorg
Merrimack Social Column Notes and Local Visits
June entries list guests visiting Baraboo and Merrimack families from Edgerton Milwaukee and Chicago. Attendance includes picnics at Smith's Landing West Point, school functions and commencements in Lodi, and several residents traveling or hosting relatives.
Local Gossip From Happy Hollow June Social Notes
Iva Wheeler near Lime Ridge was kicked by a horse Wednesday and broke three ribs near the heart. Harvey Smith returns from Rockford to visit family and friends. Miss Vernie Smith spent time with her aunt and uncle and sewed for Mrs. Thompson. Several locals, including Fred Gibson Ben Rist and Lydia Templin, visited the Rotzoll home. Numerous relatives and neighbors are noted at homes around Lime Ridge Smith Hollow and Blue River with church, visits, and additions to houses mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Wheeler
Lime Ridge
Harvey Smith
Rockford, Ill
Vernie Smith
Joe Smith
O. G. Thompson
Fred Gibson
Ben Rist
Lydia Templin
Rotzoll
Clara Gondin
Iowa
Frank Seamans
A. R. Wheeler
Spencer Smith
Reedsburg
Martin
Lone Gonslin
Harry Risley
August Schmidke
Mable Seldén
Blue River
Nora Warren
Peter Nelson
Lime Ridgespen
O. G.thompson
Fred Wheeler
Floyed Smith
Ben Rozzoli
Wales
Amanda Templin
Charley Gonslin
Stine
Carrie Nelson
Spring Green
E. E. Hale
Evan
A. Wilkies
Smith’s Hollows
Bessie Hale
Ida _ Rotzoli
O.G. Thompson
Albert Rotzoli
Nelson Warren
Prairie du Sac Notes and Local Happenings
June 15 reports heavy rain with no wind and ongoing haying between showers. Presbyterians excavate basement for classroom while W A Powers shows peaches for Sauk county fair. Mrs Powers remains ill as Nellie Powers visits Delton and N G encampment travelers head to Springfield Illinois.
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Presbyterian Church
Infant dies and buried in Harrisburg cemetery
Fn Infant Dies. Alford Burns died Thursday June 11 at age 1 year 9 months 1 day. He was buried in Harrisburg cemetery Saturday, where their other child Vernie was laid to rest six months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alford Burns
Julius Fuchs
Harrisburg
Do You Want to Buy a Piano At Fish and Greenwood
The Fish and Greenwood pianos began selling quickly on Saturday with remaining bargains to be had. First come first served, and analysts predict none will be left by next Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish & Greenwood
Aton & Mandeville
Glenville Sunday School Observes Children’s Day
The Glenville Sunday school held a children’s day program at the schoolhouse with a decorated hall and excellent exercises by the children. The primary department presented review work, and a large audience attended.
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Glenville
School program ends term in District No 8
On June 15 the district closed for Friday as Miss Ida Grubb led a school entertainment. The crowded room hosted dialogues drills an essay song and recitations with four graduates Ma bie Wordelman Jessie Johnson Ada Premo and Freda Wordelman B Simonds gave a warm presentation speech praising the class motto At the Threshold and likening education to a spy-glass. Della Johnson returns from Chicago with cousins Lillian and Louise Hildreth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dist. No. 8
Ida Grubb
Mabie Wordelman
Jessie Johnson
Ada Premo
Freda Wordelman
B. Simonds
Della Johnson
Chicago
Lillian
Louise Hildreth
Local Social Notes From Reedsburg and Nearby Visits
Miss Anna Corcoran and Lois Druse attend commencement exercises in Ablesman. Charles Geisler and daughter Mable visit Janesville. Joe Cadieu of Baraboo guests of E O Scharnke family. Wm Bartenbach away three weeks in Sandusky Ohio. Glen Rork visits friends. Mrs W T Main and daughter return to Chicago after weeks here with S E Richardson. Meta Keifer visits Reedsburg. R M Pierce at Trainmens Decoration in Baraboo. Wm Keiffer visits Baraboo. Elia Brumhoefer returns from Chicago. Mrs Al Neistadt calls on Reedsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Coates
Baraboo
F. Lyon
Edgerton
Floyd
Marcella Coates
J. A. Coates
J. R. Devlin
Merrillan
Wis
L. C. Halliman
Flora
Laura Cooper
Selma Gross
Lucy
Bessie Smith
Gertrude O’keefe
Emma
Anna Corcoran
Lois Druse
Reedsburg
Charles Geisler
Mable
Janesville
Joe Cadieu
E. O. Scharnke
Wm. Bartenbach
Sandusky
Ohio
Glen Rork
Our Village
W.T. Main
Chicago
al. Neistadt
Appendicitis Operation Led Paul Bittrich to Madison
Paul Bittrich traveled to Madison last Tuesday for an appendicitis operation. His brother Fred accompanied him and is recovering as expected. Mrs. Fred Bittrich also went along. Fred Holtz from Chicago returned home Saturday. Welter Lehman of Denver is visiting his sister Mrs Ed Fredericks and family. Ed Richardson and his sister Miss
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bittrich
Madison
Fred
Fred Bittrich
Fred Holtz
Chicago
Welter Lehman
Denver
Ed. Fredericks
Ed. Richardson
Florence Richardson and Miss Kinsley Visit Mauston Friends
Florence Richardson and Miss Kinsley took an automobile trip to Mauston last Friday to visit relatives and friends. They returned home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Richardson
Miss Kinsley
Mauston
Community Notes Roundup From Local Visits and Events
June visits include Mr. and Mrs. Granshaw to their son Robert in Duluth and Mrs. J Byrne with child in Milwaukee. Local residents tour Milwaukee Chicago and Madison. Dances at La Valle and a cemetery bee marked social activity. Col. incidents include a colt loss and a serious injury to a horse handler. book canvassers head to Iowa.
Died Alone In Spring Green Seventy Six Year Old
Mrs. Jones aged seventy six living alone in Spring Green was found dead in her chair on Saturday morning June 13 after a neighbor's child misjudged her resting. Her grandson discovered the body when delivering milk. She had been seen downtown Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Green
J.H. Hill c
Baraboo
Geo. Hathaway
Ralph Reely
Milwaukee
Masonic Grand Lodge
Fay Kinsley
Reedsburg
Eva Campbell
Black Earth
Horses Wanted in Baraboo Purchase Drive
Baraboo hosts a horse buying event on Tuesday June 30 by D Levy Sons of Chicago. They request owners to bring drawn or suitable horses to the town for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
D. Levy Sons
Chicago, Il
Island Woolen Co Plans to Buy Local Wool at High Prices
Island Woolen Co announces it will resume buying local wool at the highest market prices and notes closure of operations Saturdays at noon. The message emphasizes continued emphasis on local wool procurement and regular business schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island Woolen CO
Popular Wants Schedule Notes
Advertises newspaper classified lines with multiple daily and weekly frequency options. Mentions prices 15 and 25 cents and various line counts. No clear entities or events beyond publication cadence and rate details.
Farm for Sale in Troy 226 Acres with Buildings
For sale due to poor health. Farm in Troy 23 miles NW of Black Hawk. 226 acres total 60 cultivated remaining pasture and timber. Good buildings and well. Sold with or without personal property. For details write Elbert Danske R F D No 1 Plain Wis.
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Troy
Black Hawk
Elbert Danske
Plain, Wis
Baraboo Markets Brief Item Notes Unclear Text
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Baraboo markets and unclear phrases. insufficient readable details to confirm event names, dates, or participants. Summary focuses on the ambiguous reference to Baraboo markets and a stray numeric string.
Mrs Harrison and Mrs Risley Visit Evansville Friends
Mrs. Joan Harrison and Mrs. N M Risley are visiting friends in Evansville during June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Harrison
N. M. Risley
Evansville
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A. W. Chase
A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Elsie Faiser
Main Street
Meonia
N. Y
Evenson’s Pharmacy
North Freedom
Greenfield
Castoria
Liedne
Bossie
Delton
G. W. Allen
Lida Hulbert
Otto Herwigg
Don Montange
Johnstown
Skillet Creek
West Troy
Quimby
N. Farnworth
Zimmerly
Cooper Residence
Palisade Street
Wood
N. D
N. W. Fuller
Edna Fuller
Geo. Green
C. Weinke
Maude Parkin
Waterloo
Lyle King
Henry Warhanek
Irving Gross
Lodi
Clara
Phoebe Haines
Smith’s Landing
West Point
M. T. Martin
S. King
Etta Farnum
Clara Haines
Happy Hollow
Will Smith
Prairie DU Sac
Mary Ableman
C. Bretch
W. A. Powers
W.A. Powers
Sauk County
Nellie Powers
Emmet
Myrtle Reynolds
Roy Powers
Springfield
N. G
F. Powers
Clenville
Ableman
Dain Hay Loader
Dain Wagon Loader
Aer
S. A. McCoy
N. Freedom
Wisconsin
Ironton
Jones
D. J. Farnum
Great Clover Belt
KE. L. Messer
Spencer, Wis
P. J. O’brien
Third Street
Tenth Street
R. L. Glazier
Fourth Street
William Wickern
Nehs
William Rounds
G. A. van Pelt
Reinking Block
Ninth Streets
Addres J. P. Witwen
A. H. Varnell
Eighth Street
Baraboo, Wis
Baraboo Markets
Excelsior
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