Sumpter S&S Notes Local Moves and Visitors
Mather attended the funeral of Mrs May Reed Richardson in Sparta on Tuesday. Belle Reed Sisson and many friends remain here grieving. Z C Marquardt visited Chippewa Falls to see Nellie. H B Knapp and G Grism were among residents planning to attend Braeton family picnic. Miss Haskin and others traveled to Madison. Cass and A N Young visited Merrimack. Gustav Zantow collected about 180 dollars to straighten the West Garaboo road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S&s
Madison
Marc.“Cass
A. N. Young
Merrimack
Ce. Beckard
Gustav Zantow
Garaboo Road
Prairie Du Sac Social Items and Local Notes
Prairie Du Sac notes list visits from Chas Hatz of Chicago and Mrs G Anderson of Madison. WV Accola buys a Cadillac. A strawberry festival unfolds in the Park dining hall. Meyer of the University of Wisconsin returns home for vacation. Lena Emma Hatz and Hill Schneller travel to Naperville Ill. Bir and Mrs F Gasser attend a Y P A convention in Gazada and Bert Giegerich couple arrive from Dubuque Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Chas. Hatz
Chicago
Accola
G. Anderson
Mary Watecourt
Madison
Mfs
C. Atwood
New Orleans
ABC
Lena
Emma Hatz
Hill
Schneller
Naperville
Ill
Bir
F. Gasser
Gazada
Bert Giegerich
Dubuque
Satur- Raz
Kilbourn News Briefs From City Fair To Family Visits
Kilbourn residents report monthly street fair activities. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pierce visit Brillion Wisconsin for weeks with son Gee. Mrs. Tom Coon’s health declines. Mrs. Gertie Buckminister and Mrs. Leasathham attend a WRC convention in La Crosse. Buckminister travels to St Paul to visit relatives. Ethel Beis returns from Baraboo after three months learning millinery. Mr. and Mrs. Add Newell of Fairfield visit village. Mrs. Newell attends the Women’s Relief Corps event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Une
Bfr
Guy Pierce
Brillion
Wis
Gee “Ieres
Tom Coon
Gertie Buckminister
Uecsathham
la Crosse
W. R.C. Sozuvcntion
Latham
Buckminister
St. Paul
Geo. Littlespot
Sumdar Ciither
Reiserceac Lynden
Ethel Beis
Baraboo
Add Newell
Fairfield
Newell
Womai
Sue
Reedsbury Obituary and City Note Highlights
Frank Jaynes of East Main Street died Monday morning after a brief illness. He belonged to the M W A and leaves a wife and four children. A large Sunday crowd caused a lockup and calls for more room. Various local items follow including visits, a fire company trip, storm damage, and residents at home or traveling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jaynes
East Main Street
M. W
Our City
Collins
T. W. Collins
Fern Deli
Pease
Lime Ridge News Roundup
Bruce Kirkpatrick visited Lime Ridge from Surington Wisconsin to see his sick relative. Clarence Terry bought Gus Osdick's farm with plans to move to northern Wisconsin. Mrs Martin returned to Richland City on Sunday. Two bands of horse traders camped north of the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Kirkpatrick
Surington
Wis
Clarence Terry
Gus
Infant Dies at One Month in Narrows Prairie
June 19 report notes the infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lichte died Sunday morning aged about one month. Mrs. Lichte is formerly Miss Dora Frambs. Other items include weddings, visits, barn dance, and anniversary celebrations with local families and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Lichte
Born to Neiman family a 9 4 lb girl in Loganville
June 18 birth reported for Mr and Mrs Henry Neiman. Local notes mention Mrs Charley Guluth visiting Baraboo friends, Miss Hattie Williams to Madison, social gathering at Mrs Wim Shutte's home, and several locals attending a Narrows Prairie ball game. Neighbors tale of Dr Ritzenthaler’s return. Other updates include trips to Madison Forsythe Montana Reedsburg and planned missionary meeting at Roy Sticke's church next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Neiman
Charley Guluth
Baraboo
Hattie Williams
Madison
Wim. Shutte
Earl Smith
Forsythe
Montana
Dr. Ritzenthaler
Winnie Siuta
Narrows Prairie
Loganville
Logan- Ville
Cnet
Residents Visited and Guests In South Westfield Area
June notes from South Westfield list Miss Winnifred McGuan returning to Baraboo after a few days with relatives here. Miss Nellie Patterson visited North Freedom with her parents. Willie Voss of Loganville visited relatives here yesterday. Miss Ida Voss returned home after weeks with a sister near Loganville. Mr and Mrs Wm Lutterman of Loganville spent Sunday with the Voss family and Mrs Herman Kopf of Ableman. Wealthy Voss joined a crowd to Devil's Lake yesterday. Eva Wyman returned from Maple Hill after weeks with Mr Walsh. Bernie Sullivan of Maple Hill called in the area. Miss Dickie of North Freedom spent a few days with Mrs Wm Schwartz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnifred McGuan
Baraboo
Nellie Patterson
North Freedom
Willie Voss
L Ganville
Ida Voss
Loganville
Wm. Lutterman
Wm. Voss
Herman Kopf
Ableman
Thos
Repkie
Wealthy Voss
Devil’s Lake
Eva Wyman
W. Dennis
Harvey
Portage
Walter Coates
J. A. Coates
George Peck
Madison
John Meisser
Sumpter
John Blawbusch
Maud
Inez Haskin
R. D. Wood
J. Fitzimmons
Bert Gross
F. A. Cooper
Wilcott
Ohio
D. Premo
Ladies Aid Society
E. O. Quimby
Justice Coates
Wm. Gust
B. Clement
Three Lakes
Wis
Lucy Cramer
Wayne Bissell
Vanderpool
Lodi
Local Notes From Sandusky and Nearby Towns
Mrs John Goodell and daughter travel to Neligh Nebraska for five to six weeks to visit her parents Mr and Mrs L Bitney Emma Wranko returns from Oshkosh and canvasses in Reedsburg for a book Miss Emma Reitman leaves for Manteno Illinois to visit aunt Mrs Mary Thurston Mrs Mary Twombly of Rock Michigan cares for her slowly improving mother Mrs Orrin Goodell Albert Neibuhr now rides in a new carriage Albert Stricker raises a new barn on his farm Chas Machow raises a barn on his farm Mrs CS Ward and Mrs Geo Neibuhr acquire new ranges Mr Conley and daughters of Cazenovia visit Wm McCarthy Miss Freta Reitman spends time with Cazenovia relatives Irma Kitson of Cazenovia visits aunt Mrs Mary Welling Miss Florence Prouty returns today
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John Goodell
Neligh
Nebraska
L. Bitney
Emma Wranko
Oshkosh
Reedsburg
Emma Reitman
Manteno
Mary Thurston
Mary Twombly
Rock, Mich
Orrin Goodell
Albert Neibuhr
Albert Stricker
Chas. Machow
C.s8.ward
Geo. Neibuhr
Conley
Daughters of
Cazenovia
Wm. McCarthy
Fret’a Reitman
Irma Kitson
Mary Welling
Florence Proutyv
Suffering Ended by Tar Remedy in Cumberland
Mrs. Carrie Askey of Cumberland Wyoming endured over a year of sore throat and persistent coughing. After using Warner's White Wine of Tar she reports no more sleepless nights. Write her at Fisher Bros' Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Askey
Cumberland
Wyo
Warner
Fisher Bros’ Drug Store
Local teens and relatives attend graduation and visits
After two years of work at Burlington High School a girl visited Miss Olive Reitman in Baraboo. Josie Toms of Richland Center Dora Smyth of Loyd joined Fred Reitman’s family as care. Iona Pfeil returned to Reedsburg from time with Mrs Emma McCarthy. Wm Frost’s family attended training school graduation in Richland Center where Lois Frost graduated. Ben Brandt attended the Dutch picnic in Cazenovia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Olive Reitman
Baraboo
Josie Toms
Richland Center
Dora Smyth
Loyd
Fred Reitman
Chas. Strasburg
C. Stoll
Iona Pfeil
Reedsburg
Emma McCarthy
Wm. Frost
Lois Frost
Ben Brandt
Cazenovia
Local Notes From Merrimack District Arrivals and Events
Merrimack community reflects a quiet week with visitors and guests from Baraboo Madison and La Crosse. Notable items include attendance at weddings and funerals and several local absences and health updates. Earl Vanderhoef was named Epworth League delegate No 2 at the Madison convention.
Children from Quaker Valley attend Oaks exercises
June 18 report says many from Quaker Valley attended Children's Exercises at Oaks. Miss Merbha Nash visited Elroy relatives. Philip Moen returned from Lodi where he worked months. Mrs. Robertson and Minnie of Viroqua plan a week with kin. Marion Mitchell came home from Freedom in poor health. Kittie and Jimmie Thompson of Madison stay with Uncle and Aunt G Garringer.
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Oaks
Merbha Nash
Elroy
Philip Moen
Lodi
Robertson
Minnie
Viroqua
Marion Mitchell
Freedom
Kittie
Jimmie Thompson
Madison
G. Garringer
Market Update Cites Johnston Warehouse Fire
Markets report that due to the burning of the H.M. Johnston warehouse the firm cannot make purchases at present.
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H.M. Johnston
Walton closes camp meeting as town marks school break
June 18 at LA VALLE Frank White's school ends in Walton. George Slater travels to Madison due to illness of daughter Mrs Otto Milbrook. Mrs Frank Borchers of Elroy visits during the Visit Camp. Mr and Mrs Delbert Marshall of Elroy visited relatives here last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank White
Walton
George Slater
Madison
Otto Milbrook
Frank Borchers
Elroy
Delbert Marshall
Emil Weiland Home From Madison University
Emil Weiland, who has been attending the University in Madison, is at home for the summer. Mr and Mrs D Rogers visited with the former's brother in Caledonia Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Weiland
University
Madison
D. Rogers
Caledonia
Lyons Socials and Visits Highlight Week’s News
Excelsior guests include Fred Hewitt of kin with grandparents C Huntington. D A Drew departs for Chicago to study at university. Families visit Devil's Lake Madison Fern Dell and Kasson relatives. Sunshine club and church fundraiser net about 30 dollars. Whooping cough and pneumonia cases noted.
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Fred Hewitt
Excelsior
C. Huntington
D. A. Drew
Chicago
University
John Shaw
Walter Shaw
C.shaw
Rachel
Devil’s Lake
Frank Berkley
Koons
Madison
P. Edwards
Parker
New Hampshire
S. Wheeler
Sam Welch
la Crosse
Grace Haskins
Glenville
Clarke Cunningham
Lula
Kasson
Minnesota
Floyd Daniels
Reedsburg
Grandma DuBois
Carl Dubois
Edith Huntington
Emma Garner
Mary Sansum
Alta Cleveland
Irma Prelipp
Edna Dambeck
Everett Tinkham
Very low excursion rates to Pacific Coast via Northwestern Line
From many stations through June and July low excursion fares to San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Tacoma Seattle offered with favorable return limits. Two daily fast trains The Overland Limited and The California Express promise quick service with drawing room and tourist sleeping cars. For rates and tickets contact Chicago & North Western agents.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
International Printing Pressmen’s and Assistants Union
American Surgical Association
Pacfic
Overland Limited
California Expess
Chicago & North- Western Ra Y
Half Rates to Milwaukee for Biennial Woodmen Meeting
North Western Line offers excursion tickets at one fare round trip for June 21 22 23 with return limit June 24 due to the Biennial Meeting of Modern Woodmen. Apply to Chicago and North Western Railway agents.
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North-Western
Chicago & North Western Ba Y
Special Excursion Rates to Colorado Utah and the Black Hills
Beginning June excursion tickets will be sold to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Salt Lake City Hot Springs Deadwood Lead and Custer S D good to return until October 31. A splendid opportunity is offered for an enjoyable vacation trip. Several fine trains via the North Western Line daily. Apply to agents Chicago and North Western.
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North-Western
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Salt Lake City
Hot Springs
Deadwood
Lead and Custer
S. D
Chicago & North Western Ba Y
Chicago & North-Western R’y
Very Low Rates to Baltimore for International Endeavor Meeting
Chicago and North Western Railway offers discounted round trip fares to Baltimore Maryland via the North Western line for July 1 2 and 2 to delegates to the International Christian Endeavor Convention with favorable return limits. Agents are advised to apply in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North-Western
International Christian Endeavor
Chicago
Chicago & North-Western
Ba Y
Very Low Rates to Buffalo by EOA Nx Rail Trip
Tickets go on sale July 7 8 and 9 with Western R'y options from Chicago. Grand Lodge B P O E promotes special rates for travel to Buffalo with multiple routes available.
Grand Excursion to Asbury Park and Atlantic Coast Resorts
Account meeting of the N E A at Asbury Park with personally conducted tours in Pullman sleeping cars leaving June 29 from Wisconsin points. No extra charge for service. Route via Niagara Falls and Hudson River by steamer with rail options from New York City to Asbury Park or via New York harbor through the Narrows. Details from Chicago & North Western ticket agents.
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Asbury Park
Pullman
Wisconsin
Niagara Falls
Hudson River
New York City
New York Harbor
Narrows
Chicago & North- Western
Ba Y
Excursion to State Firemen’s Tournament at Rice Lake
Excursion tickets sold June 20 and 21 with return limit June 24. Apply through Chicago and North-Western Railway agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice Lake
Wis
Very Low Rates to Asbury Park Excursion
Excursion tickets go on sale June 28 to July 1 with favorable return limits on account of the National Educational Association. Western Ry plans the trip to Asbury Park New Jersey for educators and students exploring a holiday outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
New Jersey
Fleeting Fame of Cyrus and a Pitiful Epitaph
The fragment speaks of Cyrus as a conqueror who held an empire briefly and died in obscurity. It notes the world’s neglect and a grave monument doomed to be a sepulchre. The tone laments fame's fleeting nature and a king’s overlooked legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus
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