Leland Welcomes Visitors and Notices Local Social
Leland July events include Amos Sprecher visiting from Reedsburg with Edwin and family. Herman Bruce and family visited John Harvi and family at Prairie du Lac. Miss Ala Gasser had an operation and is recovering with her parents at hospital. Otto Sprecher of Independence Wis visiting Edwin. A dance at Henry Born’s drew a large crowd. Mrs Amer and children of Spring Green visit her mother Mrs Anna Buelow. Lena and Fred Kopf of Abelm an visited Albert Guetz. Rev Maulwerf attended Madison conference. Elsie Mallon returned home after months with her sister Mrs Worwock at Denver. Emma Worwock visiting sister Mrs Stienke at North Freedom. Julius Mellenthine from Bear Creek visited Mrs Mellenthine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Sprecher
Reedsburg
Edwin
Herman Bruce
John Harvi
Prairie du Lac
Ala Gasser
Otto Sprecher
Independence
Wis
Henry Born
Amer
Spring Green
Anna Buelow
Lena
Fred Kopf
Ableman
Albert Guetz
Maulwerf
Madison
Elsie Mallon
Mrs. Worwock
Denver
Emma Worwock
Mrs. Stienke
North, Freedom
Julius Mellenthine
Bear Creek
Mrs. Mellenthine
Visits by local residents across Wisconsin and Nebraska
West Spring Creek notes Mrs Marsh Finch of Boscobel visited Mr and Mrs George Creasey. Jacob Witzel traveled to Evansville. Mr and Mrs Seaman of Madison visited Erasmus Jensen. Arthur Reyman and sister Grace from Omaha and Manston, Wis visited friends here. Samuel Babington of Prairie du Lac called on George Peck June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Spring Creen
Marsh Finch
Boscobel
George Creasey
Jacob Witzel
Evansville
Seaman
Madison
Erasmus Jensen
Arthur Reyman
Grace
Omaha
Nebraska
Manston
Wis
Samuel Babington
Prairie du Lac
George Peck
Glenville Notes and Graduation Exercises Report
June progress includes first ripe strawberry tested by Rev Goddard and G H Glover. graduation exercises Friday with Supt Davies addressing Ruby Pearson Irma Langdon Alfa Pearson Eunice Pearson and others praised for the year's work. Local visits include C Jeffries Webster's Prairie and Mrs Florence Pearson with relatives. Mrs Julius Lucht and daughters plan Milwaukee trip. Miss Gladys Pearson visiting Madison Lodi and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Glover and Son
W M
Goddard
Glenville Sunday School
Minnie McArthur
C. Jeffries
Webster’s Prairie
Florence Pearson
Julius Lucht
Juliet
Florence
Milwaukee
Kidith
Lucile Tinkham
Lyons
Gladys Pearson
Madison
Lodi
Chicago
Leonard Parker
Glenville
McArthur
Louis Schreiber
Amanda
Amy
Minnie
Walter Luebke
Huber
Ladies Home Club Meets At Mrs Willbrag's
Winfield report shows about 20 members gathering Thursday afternoon for a most enjoyable meeting. Local social notes detail visits by J. D. Fuller to Chas Powell and other family tributes including Bryan Powell and Henry Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Home Club
Willbrag
J. D. Fuller
Chas. Powells
Bryan Powell
Henry Powell
Lewis Fish
Will Krug
Tommy Carlin
Harvard
Ill
Agnes Croal
Eliza Whitty
Bina Caley
Virgil
Walter, Thom
Jessie Powell
Reedsburg High School
Harrisburg and West Troy Children’s Day at Zion Church
Harrisburg and West Troy plan a Children’s Day service next Sunday at 10:00 AM in Zion Church. Miss Agnes Scott of Richland Center visits her aunt Mrs Albert Walster. Miss Leona Owens of Spring Green visits uncle John Strait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Church
Agnes Scott
Richland Center
Albert Walster
Leona Owens
Spring Green
John Strait
Walton Notes Highlight Visits and Homecoming
Spencer Mortimer surprised his family by returning a week early from Oskaloosa Iowa where he has studied. Mrs Jennie Clemons visited Union Center and then planned trips to Lodi and Sparta to stay with relatives. John Fink arrived for Camp meeting which drew a good crowd despite the rain. Miss Ethel Jordan spent Sunday with Hattie Smith and attended camp, while Mr Horton uses crutches to move about.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Mortimer
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Jennie Clemons
Union Center
R. M. Smith
Lodi
L. Lee
Sparta
John Fink
Walton
Ethel Jordan
Hattie Smith
Mr. Horton
Obituary of Harriet W. Kidder of Vermont
Harriet W. Kidder born October 6 1839 in West Fairlee Vermont died June 9 1909 at home near Mirror Lake She married Alfred Smith October 5 1864 and had three daughters Mrs Geo Flickner Mrs Henry Risley and Ivol who died at six She was a Consistent Christian since age thirteen Her husband and two daughters survive Funeral held June 11 at the home Many friends attended and flowers were given The family thanks neighbors singers and contributors Alfred Smith Geo Flickner Henry Risley
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet W. Kidder
West Fairlee
Vermont
Mirror Lake
Alfred Smith
Geo. Flickner
Henry Risley
Delton
Ivol
Local Social and Meet The Week News
June visits and social events recap with Mr and Mrs Wilbert Cramer visiting Spring Green kin Friday Elizabeth Haas visiting brother Philip at White Mound families from Harrisburg visiting John Diehl and others Fred Luther works at Clover Hill cheese plant Reuschlein Bros hall hosts dance Monday June 21 Lottie Cooper finishes Fern school term Tena Simons visits Lottie Cooper H J Schoenmanns visit Hutter and F G Schoenmann homes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert Cramer
Spring Green
Elizabeth Haas
Philip
White Mound
A. Bruhn
Fischer
Harrisburg
John Diehl
Fred Luther
Chas. A. Brimmer
Clover Hill Cheese Factory
Reuschlein Bros
Lottie Cooper
Fern School
Tena Simons
H. J. Schoenmann
Wyoming Valley
John A. Hutter
F. G. Schoenmann
Death of Mrs. J. J. Von Grueninger in Sauk City
Friends mourn the unexpected death of Mrs. J J Von Grueninger wife of Rev J J Von Grueninger of Sauk City reported as occurring last Friday evening. Also notes Casper Accola’s new residence work by John Schiess crew and family visits from Iowa. Julius Nold sold his farm to Albert Bilke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. von Grueninger
J. J von Grueninger
Sauk City
John Schiess
Casper Accola
Christ Baumgarth
Iowa
Fred Baumgarth
Julius Nold
Albert Bilke
Baraboo and area notes share events and concerns
In Ebenezer Valley on June 14 and 15, local residents attended Baraboo class play and Lyons school graduation. Horace Smith was briefly ill last week. Tim Hackett and Blanche Hawley visited from North Freedom, Joel Hackett family host. Edd Terry called on Saturday. A literary club picnic moved to July 14 from July 1. Cut worms are destroying much local corn. L Klagus held a barn raising today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebenezer Valley
Guy Weidenkopf
H. H. Smith
Baraboo
Lyons School
Horace Smith
Tim Hackett
Blanche Hawley
North Freedom
Joel Hackett
Edd Terry
Building Fell on Him In Pine Hollow Valley
Paul Kamencky, injured days earlier by a building collapse in Pine Hollow Valley, is able to move about on crutches. A social circuit reports multiple visits and gatherings across Baraboo and North Freedom, including holiday greetings and birthday observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Hollow Valley
Paul Kamencky
Eva Platt
Baraboo
Kosin
Emil Schwartz
North Freedom
Radseck
Claire Steinke
Alvina Stieve
T. Leiser
Kamencky
August Stackman
Bearman
Kuball
Paul Bittrich
Emil Kamencky
Herman Kosin
Platt
Herman Kamencky
Anna
Harry
Herman
August Kuball
William Schroeder
Fred Dunse
Hillpoint Notes Illness And School Year End
Mrs F Stabnaw is seriously ill with an internal abscess but shows some improvement after consultations by Dr Edwards and Dr Brentzer who found no operation needed. David Goodell is walking again. Mrs O Goodell Homer Goodell and Mrs Morgan visited Reedsburg on Friday. Our school closes with a picnic and Mrs Kollmeyer is praised for her yearlong work. Mrs Kollmeyer travels to Mondovi to visit sister Mrs Ben May who is seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Stabnaw
Edwards
Brentzer
David Goodell
O. Goodell
Homer Goodell
Morgan
Reedsburg
Miss Kollmeyer
F. Kollmeyer
Mondovi
Wis
Ben May
Dr E J Sears drinks to old ties in Sauk Centre visit
In LA VALLE on June 15 Dr. E J Sears of Sauk Centre Minnesota formerly of Ironton renews friendships this week. Several locals and visitors are noted including Mrs H E Eger and children from Libertyville Illinois at H E Paddock's home and Miss Inez Kieho visiting her mother in St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Sears
Sauk Centre
Minn
Ironton
H. E. Eger
Libertyville
Ill
H. E. Paddock
Ed. Kitson
Madison
D. E. Healy
Inez Kieho
St. Paul
Dolly Pound
Everett
Dance and farm visits enliven Greenfield community
In Greenfield on June 14 residents kept busy with corn cultivation. Mrs Addison W Abbott and her mother visited Caledonia friends Mr and Mrs William Schultz and Mr and Mrs William Schwartz. Abbott returned to Beloit Friday. A dance occurred in Herman Meyer's barn with music by Bernard Meyer. Refreshments followed at midnight and guests, including Herman Meyer and Bernard Meyer, visited Sauk City on Sunday with Mr and Mrs George Fuchs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison W. Abbott
William Schultz
William Schwartz
Caledonia
Addison Abbott
Beloit
Herman Meyer
Bernard Meyer
Sauk City
George Fuch
Mrs H Bullard Returns to Montgomery Home
Mrs H Bullard is back at the Montgomery home after a three week stay in Fairfield. The Ladies Aid plans a meeting with Mrs A J Sturdevant on Thursday June 17. Miss Nettie Montgomery shows marked improvement from an inflammatory rheumatism episode.
Seed Dealers Promote Fresh Spring Planting
J. Briggs & Co of Baraboo Wisconsin advertises 1909 seed stock described as fresh and reliable. The firm touts thousands of satisfied customers and invites calls for pricing and purchasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Briggs & Co
Baraboo
Wis
Taxidermist Mounts Birds and Animals in Prairie du Lac
E. D. Ochsner offers mounted birds and animals in natural poses with reasonable prices and first class guaranteed work in Prairie du Lac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Ochsner
Prairie du Lacris
Merrimace Social Notice Highlights Community Guests
A flurry of visits marks Merrimace with Mrs. Henry Biddison of Madison and Mrs. D. J. McLeish hosting sisters and relatives. Baraboo callers, Misses Friend Henry and Cora Meyer, and Baraboo guest Mrs. W. O Keefe populate a busy weekend. The community mourns Elijah Vanderhoof Sr. at 87, with funeral plans pending, and many locals attend alumni events, launches, and school closings across Sumpter, Baraboo, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Biddison
Madison
D. J. McLeish
Meike
Cristina Meikle
Baraboo
John Lansing
Erskine
Cora Meyer
Sumpter
E. Gattwinkel
W. O’keefe
Ester Dennis
Parks
Thomas
Charles
Constane King
Clara
Phoebe Haines
M. T. Martin
Fred Fisher
Mayme Odekirk
Lodi High School
Roy Clark C
N. W
Henry Warhanek
Dudley White
Miss Dudley
South Park
Wash
H. Dudley
Caledonia
Carrie (Heizer) Grueiberg
Milwaukee
F. Warhanek
Elijah Vanderhoof Sr
Sarah Stoner
William
Jacob Vanderhoof
Prairie du Lac
Minerva Towers
Reedsburg
Mabel Summers
Volga
N. Dakota
F. A. Cooper
Wisconsin River
Fairview
C. Dennis
W.S. Towers
George Loos
Susie Smith
Flora Laura
Zella
Gwendolen Cooper
Esther Dennis
Charlie Dennis
Aug. Peetz
Doris
Henry
Friend
Gattwinkel
Mrs. Meyer
Alice
Maude Truehl
Richard
Elijah Barrow
Sauk City
Ida Lillicrippe
Rundledt
Prairie du Sac
Roy Clark
Okee
Wood
Nean Shanks
Vera Joslyn
Ellsworth
Wis
J. W. Brownrigg
Arthur
Frank Horton
Portage
Elson Mather
Clara Haines
Flora Cooper
Stella Cramer
J. Cramer
Bessie Smith
LaValle
Jesse Mather
Elson
Oliver
Rundley
Wool Wanted Highest price paid at Saturday warehouse
Wool buyers seek top price and invite sellers to bring wool every Saturday to the L. D. Burthh potatoe warehouse in Baraboo Wisconsin. G. M. Hill coordinates the appeal inviting local suppliers to deliver fleece for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Burthh Potatoe
G. M. Hill
Baraboo, Wis
Helpers' Union Meets in South Fairfield
June 14 note announces a Helpers' Union gathering with Mrs. Munroe Bump on Friday June 18 all are invited. The passage also records visits from Corey Clark and relatives including Vera Webb of Sparta and Dr Christeson, with family trips around Kendall and North Freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helpers’ Union
Munroe Bump
Corey Clark
Kendall
Christeson
Funeral of Mrs A F Smith Held at Residence
The June funeral was held at the residence last Friday at ten. A large gathering from Kilbourn Delton Fairfield Lyndon Baraboo Excelsior and North Freedom attended along with a brother from western Minnesota. Elder Irish of Baraboo spoke on Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord. Interment at Webster's Prairie. The verse is included in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Smith
Ten O’eclock
Kilbourn
Delton
Fairfield
Lyndon
Baraboo
Excelsior
North Freedom
Minnesota
Irish
Webster’s Prairie
Farm for Sale 314 Acres Near Sarona Wisconsin
314 acre farm in Washburn County joins Sarona with village lots platted, R R access 150 ft from land, two houses, barn, hoghouse and machinery shed. Well water, creamery nearby, 40 cultivated, 40 hay, 80 pasture, soil A No 1 hardwood, all farm tools included. Price 10000 paid 5000 cash balance 5 years at 6 percent. Contact J P Witwen Bara Boo Wisconsin.
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
Land Boom in Potter and Sully Counties South Dakota
J P Witwen receives notice from Gettysburg land firm stating 600 quarter sections have changed hands this spring in Potter and Sully counties where Gettysburg is the county seat. Two new roads are surveyed including a line to Pierre. Expected profit of three to five dollars per acre by year’s end. Over 40 traction engines breaking sod, flax sown and crops to be raised. Cheap excursion rates on 1st and 8th Tuesdays monthly. Investment opportunities remain in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Witwen
Gettysburg
South Dakota
Potter
Sully
Potter County
Pierre
Wool Wanted by George Carpenter Lumber and Produce Co
The George Carpenter Lumber and Produce Co offers the highest market price for wool delivered to the potato warehouse. The notice specifies payment at prevailing market rates and directs producers to deliver promptly to the warehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carpenter Lumber and Produce Co
Potatoe
Land For Sale On Baraboo And Freedom Road Wisconsin
Land located about halfway between Baraboo and Freedom on the main road features a fine building site and a never failing spring. Soil is fair quality and level with some timber already cut for sale to cover price. 90 acres offered at 3600 dollars or 40 dollars per acre with option 100 dollars cash to broker upon closing. Will consider time payments or trade in part. WN. H. Smith Baraboo Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
Freedom Road
WN. H. Smith
Wis
Out Door Pictures
Leave orders at the Penny Photo gallery in the Mills block for all out side views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penny Photo Gallery
For Sale and Rent Notices From Baraboo Area
Classified notices show items for sale and rent. Mrs Jennie Rowland advertises a driving team and one harness for sale due to leaving town. Mrs Anna Scanlon offers 98 acres with house barn wells and orchard for sale or rent near Baraboo Wisconsin with inquiry route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Rowland
Camp Street
Baraboo
Anna Scanlon
Wis
Farm for sale in Delton with 80 acres and orchard
For sale my farm of 80 acres in Delton near Fern Dell about 40 acres improved 8 or 10 acres marsh land tolerable house and out buildings good well of water nearly 100 apple trees some bearing fruit several varieties of strawberries raspberries blackberries grapes currants gooseberries and other farm fruits. The above can be bought for 2000 dollars. Inquire of C M Smith at N Wilcox Fairfield or address at Delton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delton
Fern Dell
C. M Smith
N. Wilcox
Fairfield
C. M.smith
For Sale Second hand autos in Kenosha Wisconsin
For sale second hand autos with prices and features listed. Orient Buckboard 75 Rambler various models from 250 to 1000 dollars including two Rambler six cylinder items, Mitchell four cylinder overhauled, and Rambler touring car full equipment. Contact telephone 1088 at 415 Strong St. Kenosha Wis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axios
Orient Buckboard
Mitchel
Kenosha
Wis
Lost gold brooch found near Rounds and Mc Marlin homes
A gold brooch is missing between the William Rounds residence and the Mc Marlin place north of town. Report to this office to claim or identify the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rounds
McMarlin
Farmers to buy silo material from George Carpenter
Several farmers have secured silo material from George Carpenter and he has enough for two more units. He will sell at a reduced price and invites inquiries by telephone or at his lumber yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carpenter
North Freedom dealer offers binder twine bargains
A. S. McCoy of North Freedom advertises binder twine bargains in this paper. See his ad in another section for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. McCoy
North Freedom
Baraboo Market Prices Snapshot
Baraboo markets publish prevailing prices as paid, with corrections completed before going to post. The notice lists current quotes and indicates adjustments were made prior to distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
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Albert Zeigler
Hoag School
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