Pains of the Aged Overcome with Chase Kidney Pills
Claiming relief from pains and aches due to sluggish liver kidneys and bowels the ad touts Dr. A W Chase's Kidney and Liver Pills as fast acting and thorough. It cites personal testimonial from Sylvester Pappert praising relief after years of constipation kidney trouble and bowels regularity. Sold 25 cents a box at dealers and Everson's Pharmacy in Shenandoah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Chase
A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Sylvester Pappert
South Main St
Shenandoah
Local Social Notes From Ableman Area
June updates list Miss Lena Smythe visiting Mauston for weeks with relatives and various residents from Ableman visiting friends in Reedsburg Baraboo and nearby towns. Entertainments include Tillie Bender hosting Lutheran Sewing Circle and several travel callers from Oregon Madison and Baraboo.
Fairfield Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
June 18 entries show Lucius Bump and wife visiting his parents before moving to Mazomanie. Dr. Cross and wife from Baraboo join Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Cooper for a Sunday gathering. Mrs. A. W. Ziegler visits Baraboo to see Gustav Ziegler and daughter-in-law, returning home today.
Kilbourn Visitors and Local Happenings Reported
Miss Mae Englebretson and brother Clarence from Kilbourn visited F. P. Getchell and others in town. Clarence will vacation in Fairfield. Rain Sunday pleased farmers with clover hay nearly dry. Conductor Gropp and wife visited Mrs. Atkinson’s son en route to Plummer cottage. Mrs. Martiny and family joined by F. P. Getchell and O. G. Cooper visitors at Mrs. Wilder’s. Miss Elsie Hulbert of Delton stayed with Mr. Cooper and Mr. Martiny. Earl Battles helps cut hay. Mrs. John Luce and sister surprised Mrs. R. Maloney for her June fifteenth birthday. Country cousins joined the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Englebretson
Clarence
Kilbourn
F. P. Getchell
Fairfield
Gropp
Baraboo
Atkinson
Plummer Cottage
Martiny
F. P. Get
Local Social Notes From South Fairfield
June 22 There will be a sociable at Mrs Higgin s Wednesday evening June 24. The Helpers Union will meet with Mrs Gov Henry July 1. Mrs Mortz Schneller is very poorly. Her daughter Mrs Norton has returned home after caring for her two weeks. Aaron Teel and daughter Mrs Schneller have gone to Madison for a few days. Mr and Mrs Manford Bump and daughter Eva have gone to LaValie to attend camp meeting this week. Lee Westenhaver and Miss Wagner of Baraboo were calling on Mrs Gill Henry Sunday. There was a reception for Mr and Mrs Gill Henry at George Henry s last Tuesday evening. About 60 were present. The evening was spent in music and singing and a few selections on Roy Henry s graphophone. They left some very nice presents for the bride and groom. There was a party in Robert Malloy s new barn Friday night. About 30 were present all enjoyed the evening as there was plenty of room to play games. George Butterfield and family are riding in a new surrey. Geo Malloy has shingled his barn. J Curry and family of Baraboo visited Robert Attridge and family Sunday. Isabelle and Amy Beardsley spent Sunday at their home in Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Westenhaver
Miss Wagner
Baraboo
Gill Henry
George Henry
Roy Henry
Robert Malloy
New Barn
George Butterfield
Surrey
Geo. Malloy
J. Curry
Robert Attridge
Isabelle
Amy Beardsley
Fairfield
Westfield Hosts Visits and Baseball Loss
Westfield news notes visits from Mr. and Mrs. Jurdy of Huron South Dakota and Mr. and Mrs. Phil Alexander of North Freedom. Ableman defeated Westfield 13 to 1 in Sunday baseball. Local residents and visitors include Mrs. C Black and daughter Florence, Miss Edna Wyman, Miss Ruby Shepard, Miss Grace Bates, Irene Weidman, and Bernie Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jurdy
Huron
South Dakota
Phil. Alexander
North Freedom
Westfield
Ableman
C. Black
Florence
M. E
Edna Wyman
Freedom
Ruby Shepard
Eau Claire
Milwaukee
Grace Bates
Reedsburg
Irene Weidman
Bernie Sullivan
Maple Hill
Woodmen Picnic and Local Socials at Elroy
Loganville June 22 Mrs W Kruse hosted the Woodmen picnic at Elroy last week. Mrs J Angle visited La Valle earlier. The Benefit Club marked H Luhrsen's birthday with china gifts. Amanda Stickleberg celebrated a birthday with friends at her home. Birth announced for a daughter to Mr and Mrs Henry Roerer on June 18. Dr Rendtorff visited Reedsburg. Mr and Mrs Williams of Glenwood visited Ed and William Williams. Fred Kohlmeyer hosts his niece and a Chicago friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Kruse
Elroy
J. Angle
la Valle
H. Luhrsen
Adam Leischer
Ed. Westenhaver
Amanda Stickleberg
Steckleberg
Henry Roerer
Rendtorff
Reedsburg
Williams
Glenwood
William
Fred Kohlmeyer
Chicago
Sumpter News Briefs Include Visits and Fishing Trip
A Rich family visited son Will and his family on Wednesday. Mrs. Von Seggern and Mrs. Lombard stayed overnight at Frank Jesse’s home. S. E. King improved after illness last week. F W Zantow family and Henry and Will Zantow with sisters went fishing at Lodge’s mill on Sunday. John Watkins and family plan to return home this week after visiting Wm Zantow’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Rich
Will
von Seggern
Woodman
Lombard
Baraboo
Frank Jesse
S. E. King
F. W. Zantow
Henry
Will Zantow
Lodge
Chas. Watkins
E. D. King
Jacob Henry
Wm. Zantow
Willing Workers and WFM8. meetings set
Fairfield notes two gatherings with hostesses named for upcoming dates. The Willing Workers meet with Mrs. John Green on Thursday afternoon June 25. The WFM8 meet with Mrs. Norris Wilcox on Wednesday afternoon July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Green
Norris Wilcox
Sweet Sixteens Host Ice Cream Social at Kings Lawn
Merrimack notes an ice cream social by the Sweet Sixteens at Kings Lawn on Wednesday evening June 24. The event invites residents to enjoy treats and social time in a community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Sixteens
Kings Lawn
Mrs H J Case Visits Madison For Week With Lafollette Family
Mrs H J Case travels to Madison to spend a week with the Thomas and Lafollette families, arriving to join relatives and enjoy time in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Case
Madison
Thomas and Lafollette
Local Notes From Our City
June 23 reports include Miss Maude Elkington visiting Baraboo residents in our city Monday. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Hager and son John travel to Webster City Iowa to visit friends. Mrs. L. Stickney visits sister Mrs. Dillon Pease. Percy Emmet returns from Indiana to work at Reedburg Marble Works. County Fair preparations and Camp Douglass drill plans noted. Born June 21 to Mr. and Mrs. John Hickey. E. Cowing of Merrimack visits on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Elkington
Baraboo
Our City
B.J. Hager
John
Webster City
Iowa
L. Stickney
Dillon Pease
Nina Blank
S. A. Collins
Chicago
Attorney Thomas
Percy Emmet
Indiana
Reedsburg
F. Moore
Hillsboro
H. Lemke
Armory
Co. B
Camp Douglass
Elsie Craker
J. Woodbury
John Hickey
E. Cowing
Merrimack
Local news and social notes from Black Hawk
June 22 updates report Mr and Mrs John Jennewein arrival and a lost horse. A shed fire on Ed Leckess farm damaged two small buildings. Black Hawk Sunday school to mark Children's Day next Sunday forenoon. Visitors include Wm Albus family and John Schwanke sisters from Leland in a large car. Julius Nold sold horses to Tobias Clavadatscher. Mrs A G Fritsche of Chicago reports Dr Fritsche operated last week and is recovering. Jake Luetscher family visited Julius Nold last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jennewein
Jennewein
Ed. Leckess
Black Hawk
Wm. Albus
John Schwanke
Leland
Julius Nold
Tobias Clavadatscher
A.G. Fritsche
Chicago
Dr. Fritsche
Jake Luetscher
Delton Notes on Visits and Local Happenings
Mrs. Nelson Goman visits son Rev. Charles Goman in Giltner Nebraska. Mrs. Anet Reynolds returns from Bruno Dakota after months with her daughter Mrs. Herman Messen ger. Myron Reynolds of Rockford Illinois attends Ruth Reynolds wedding midweek. Mrs. Susan Murray visits relatives in Kilbourn. J T Huntington completes new walk across the dam, a notable improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Goman
Giltner
Nebraska
Charles Goman
Anet Reynolds
Bruno
Dakota
Herman Messenger
Myron Reynolds
Rockford
Ill
Ruth
Susan Murray
Kilbourn
J.T. Huntington
Prairie du Sac Notes On Local Departures And Visits
June 22 notices list residents traveling and visiting. Mr and Mrs John W Buehler move Cresco Iowa to make home. C J Meyer and daughter Elzena graduate at Whitewater Normal. Mrs George Davis Madison visits. Presbyterian church gifts Accola couple with sterling silver. Mrs J P Meyer Eau Claire visits with three children. Mrs F Neu and children visit Marshfield and Eau Claire. Lilah Keysar returns from Whitewater Normal. Jennie Baker leaves for Oshkosh Normal summer session. Florist Squires Baraboo visits E A Hyland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Park
John Accola
The
Presbyterian Church
J. P. Meyer
Eau Claire
F. Neu
Marshfield
Lilah Keysar
Whitewater
Jennie Baker
Oshkosh Normal
Florist Squires of
Baraboo
E. A. Hyland
Large community aids in raising barns for Joseph Frank
A large number of local men assisted in raising two barns for Joseph Frank of Wilson Creek. Mrs. Paul Luther recovers from blood poisoning and shows improvement. Florence Trumpf returned from the university for the summer. Mrs. John A. Hutter came back from Wyoming Valley. Wm. Cramer left for Sioux City to stay indefinitely. The marriage of Jacob Young and Julia Haas is set for Wednesday June 24, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Frank
Wilson Creek
Paul Luther
Florence Trumpf
University
John A. Hutter
Wyoming Valley
Wm.Cramer
Sioux City
Iowa
Jacob Young
Julia Haas
Vacationers and visits mark Happy Hollow notes
June reports from Happy Hollow list Miss Bessie Hale of Reedsburg on vacation, Harvey Smith returning to Rockford to resume college and see Ringling Bros. circus, and multiple locals including Misses Stina and Carrie Nelson, M. A. Warren, Blanche Shookman, Mamie Gibson, Ruby Cone, Peter Nelson, Mrs O G Thompson, Burr and Boyd Shookman, Ella Hegger, and others. The community also notes many residents attending the U B church dedication at Lime Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Hale
Reedsburg
Harvey Smith
Rockford
Ill
Ringling Bros.’ Circus
Stina
Carrie Nelson
M. A. Warren
Bennie Rotzell
Blanche Shookman
Mamie Gibson
Ruby Cone
Peter Nelson
O. G. Thompson
Burr
Boyd Shookman
Joe Smith
Ella Hegger
John Hegger
Hollow
U. B.church
Lime Ridge
Storm Hits Prairie du Sac House Burn and Injuries
A Saturday evening storm struck Prairie du Sac Wisconsin with lightning hitting the Meyer residence gable and sending fire into a room where Mr and Mrs Richard Hoppe were sleeping leaving Mrs Hoppe unconscious for a time. The upper house suffered fire while the lower part was saved by the fire company. W C Cook is adding coal sheds and planning a general feed store. Meisser and Ploetz are improving the elevator property. Prairie du Lac plans a strong Fourth celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie du Sac
Wis
E. Meyer
Richard Hoppe
Messrs Meisser
Ploetz
Prairie du Lac
Local Notes From South Delton and Nearby Areas
June 22 updates report Ernest and Edna Gieble visiting Augusta relatives and a July family arrival of a 10 pound boy per Harry Page. Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. J Crain on Webster Prairie, under care of Mrs. C M Smith. Mirror Lake yields bass and pike with fishermen Al Smith and O Maning catching 22 bass in three hours. Clarence Smith nets eleven bass and a report of sunfish. Will Bell and helpers plant 10 acres of potatoes in 27 hours, one planter over 70 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest
Edna Gieble
Augusta
Harry Page
Fern Dell
J. Crain
Webster’s
Prairieason
C. M. Smith
Mirror Lake
al. Smith
O. Maning
Clarence Smith
Geyslough
Will Bell
Ironton Local News and Social Roundup
Raymond All returns from Appleton after a year of schooling. Charles Fitzgerald visits J. C. Fitzgerald in Lexington Nebraska. Locals attend LaValle commencement. Rev. Fredericks moves from Madison to new parsonage. Local women seek domestic science instructor. Casey family from Superior visits Will LaRue. Seldon family from Lime Ridge visits Boublett home. Rain limits reception for Rev. Fredericks. Byrne family visits Hub City. Fyrm Mason travels to near Cazenovia and attends picnic. Kathrine Hanzlik visits sister Mrs. John Smith in Cazenovia. Mulleneaux and Barbara Mason visit Mrs. Blakeslee. Frank Hawkins travels to Richland Center. Farver barn raising Thursday. B Tyler and T Lewis visit Richland Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaValle
Fredericks
Madison
Casey
Superior
Will LaRue
Frank Byrne
Fyrm Mason
Cazenovia
Bethel
Kathrine Hanzlik
John Smith
Mulleneaux
Barbara Mason
Blakeslee
Frank Hawkins
Richland Center
Mr. Farver
B. Tyler
T. Lewis
Rain Helps Crops as Visitors and Barn Work Highlight Greenfield
In Greenfield on June 22 rain aided crops. Mrs. Marquardt and daughter Mrs. William Swantz visit Beloit and Belvidere farmers. William Swantz visits Fred Marquardt. George Roberstein works on Lewie Steinke's barn foundation. Lewie Steinke held a sand-hauling bee Friday.
Local visitors and health updates noted in town
June visits include Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Maloney at J. W. Luce’s and Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Getchell with others in the city. A. C. sociable at Mrs. Attridge’s drew attendees Mrs. O. A. Getchell and Mrs. J. W. Luce. Mrs. Wing visits with Mrs. Charles Wing as her husband is away in the west. Mr. Puttkammer laid up. Mrs. Schneller remains seriously ill with heart trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Maloney
J. W. Luce
F. P. Getchell
Atkinson
Martiny
City
O. A. Getchell
A. C
West
Puttkammer
M. Schneller
Local Notices and Social Rounds from June Events
Mrs. Fred Bittriek returned from Madison last Tuesday. Miss Susie Smythe and Miss Lena Smythe visited Manston for a week. Mrs. F. Popp came from Rochester to see her sick mother Mrs. Chas. Bender. Fred Mueller was a Baraboo caller last Thursday. A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Gust Mielke. About 70 or 80 attended the Elroy picnic. the Ableman brass band won second prize and will perform for a 4th of July celebration with a street parade and fireworks. Marie Bartenbach visited Oregon. Flossie Kingsley returned to Merrill. Rev. Uebele of Baraboo stopped with G. Scharnke Friday. EK. P. Richardson rode to the County Farm and Loganville Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Smythe
Mauston
Wm Liesenfeldt
Wm Breitzke
Reedsburg
Tillie Bender
Lutheran Sewing Circle
Marie Bartenbach
Oregon
Will Hayes
Sons
Baraboo
RK. M. Pierce
Claude McCready
Hackley
Wis
A. C. Finder
Tom Borders
Christiana
Rosella Richardson
Manston
Susie Smyth
Nellie Pierce
Lucile
Weidman
Madison
R. M. Pierce
Wm. Peck
Fred Bittriek
Susie
F.popp
Rochester
Minn
Chas. Bender
Fred Mueller
Gust Mielke
Elroy
Ableman Brass
Ableman Singers
Ableman Band
Flossie Kingsley
Merrill
Uebele
G. Scharnke
Family
EK. P. Richardson
County Farm
Loganville
Church Steeple Strikes During Monroe Storm
Miss Ruth Harvey and Miss Cassie Briggs returned from Monroe where they attended the Madison District Epworth League convention. A storm cut lights and lightning struck the church steeple during darkness, shocking several and leaving a young man needing medical help before recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Harvey
Cassie Briggs
Monroe
Madison
Epworth League
Miss Briggs
Baraboo
Buying Wool At Peak Market Prices
Local wool buyers announce they will purchase wool again at the highest prices market conditions allow. The statement emphasizes returning to normal sourcing and paying top rates to farmers.
Weekly and daily ad rates for various line counts
The notice outlines pricing for advertising lines: four lines weekly or twice weekly, four lines daily and once weekly. It mentions proportionate rates for longer time and includes garbled phrases that imply a rate schedule tied to duration and line count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Ross Otrome
Dairy Farms For Sale In Central Wisconsin Clover Belt
Advertising notice offering several dairy farms for sale in the Clover Belt of Central Wisconsin with easy terms. Seller E. L. Messer based in Spencer, Wisconsin invites inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Clover Belt
Wisconsin
E. L. Messer
Spencer, Wis
For Sale House and Barn on Tenth Street
Bargain sale of house and barn on Tenth Street offered by R L Glazier contact 318 Fourth Street or phone 244 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth Street
R. L. Glazier
Fourth Street
St. de Koeyer
SALESMAN WANTED FOR TOLEDO CIGAR CO
Help wanted salesman for retail trade with earnings from 75 to 175 dollars monthly plus commission. Experience unnecessary. Hemingsen Cigar Co. Toledo, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemingsen Cigar CO
Toledo
Beagle hound pup lost near Butterfield bridge
Beagle hound described as half white on the face, half brown, body black and white. Reward offered upon return to Phil Gibson Baraboo Wisconsin. Finder should bring the dog to the address for reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butterfield Bridge
Phil.Gibbons
Baraboo
Wis
Farm for sale near Troy Wisconsin 226 acres
On account of poor health Elbert Dahlke offers 226 acre Troy area farm 60 cultivated acres with pasture and timber land. Includes good buildings and wells. Sale with or without personal property. For particulars write R F D No 1 Plain Wis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsburg
Baraboo
D. J. Farnum
Merrimack
Wis
Marion Jacobs
Reidsburg
Troy
Black Hawk
Elbert Dahlke
Plain, Wis
Furnace Bids Wanted for Prairie du Sac Church
Sealed bids to furnish and install a new furnace for the Presbyterian church at Prairie du Sac will be received by the building committee through July 3, 1909. The committee reserves the right to reject any or all bids. For details contact P. B. Conger, chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Prairie du Sac
P. B. Conger
Wis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lucius Bump
Mazomanie
Cross
A. G. Cooper
A. W. Ziegler
Gustav
al Coons
O. A. Getehell
D. Plummer
Ralph Plummer
Claud Newell
Jesse Newell
James Moody
Hattie Higgins
Carl
Charles Harman
Cory Clark
Margaret
Harriet Sansom
Lyons
D. B. Peck
Anna Barstow
Hetland
Castoria
South Fairfield
Sumpter
Delton
John W. Buehler
Cresco
C.J. Meyer
Normal School
Elzena
George Davis
Happy Hollow
E. Meyers
South Delton
Ironton
Raymond
Appleton
Charles Fitzgerald
Lexington, Neb
J. C. Fitzgerald
Hood
Jessiz Killmer
Middle Grove
C. I. Hood Co
Lowell
Mass
Greenfield
D. Levy Sons
Island Woolen CO
Perce Eee Aane
F. S. Bunker
Park Street
Fred Tobler
Ash St
G. A. van Pelt
Reinking Block
H.S
Baraboo Markets
State OF
Sauk County
T. N. Vanderveer
Elizabeth Vanderveer
T.N. Vanderveer
W. T. Kelsey
D. Ruggies
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