Affairs and Visits Across Wisconsin Towns
ABLEMAN June 25 Rev Popp traveled to Milwaukee on business last Wednesday. Harold and Ivan Meyers of Reedsburg enjoy vacation with grandparents E Bender and family. Sabler and Mrs Schafer returned to their home in Owatonna Minnesota after a week with G Scharke family and relatives. Mrs Pfatt came back from Chicago Saturday after visiting daughter Mrs Hauder. Miss Susie Smythe left for Whitewater to attend summer school. Mr and Mrs Joseph Cadieu returned to Jaraboo after a visit with daughter Mrs Eugene Sebaruke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. &. Popp
Milwaukee
Harold
Ivan Meyers
Reedsberg
E. Bender
Fautil
Chicageast
A. Hauder
Susie
Smythe
Whitewater
Joseph Cadieu
Jaraboo
Eugene Sebaruke
Community Notes and Local Visits Across Spring Green Area
Rhein will celebrate the Fourth near Sunny Side school as J B Breehtks Woods hosts events. Anton Beck to give an address. Mrs B Sifta and Mrs Whittamore visit Philip Wolk Sr. Henry Kaley seeks rheumatism treatment at sanitarium. Spring Green visitors include Vida Campbell and Mrs North with Alvin Cooper. Florence Trumpes returns from university at Madison for summer. Caressa Hutter visits her father Anton Hutter. Mrs John Hischler returns from Prairie du Chien. George Alt and George Bauer return from the west with mining claims. John Liegl and wife attend Sacred Heart College commencement. Herbert Liegl and Anton Beck accompany them home. Edith and Albert Luther visit Mrs Luther in Spring Green. Two carloads of cheese boxes move to Clover Hill and Cedar Grove factories. Geo Pronold plans a house on his newly bought farm from Seb Pronold. Mrs A Beinkofner returns to Spring Green after a week with relatives. Margery Brown visits Edith Schoemann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhein
J. B. Breehtks Woods
Sunny Sida
Loupe
Anton Beck
B.sifta
Whittamore Ame
Yi. Stadisyn
Philip Wolk
Henry Kaley
North
Vida Campbell
Spring Green
John Liegl
Nachreiner
Sacred Heart College
Prairie du Caen
Herbert Liegl
Edith
Albert Luther
Luther
Clover Hill
Geo. Pronold
Seb. Pronold
A. Beinkofner
Margery Brown
Edith Schoebmann
F. H. Smith
Elroy
F. H
Smith
Baraboo
John Seils
Manston
Argow
Michigan
Baptist Ministers Institute
Manitoweck
German Baptist State Association
L. Barnes
Loomis
Charlie Lawton
Madison
J. T. Lawton
Bu. Dahn
Hortonville
H.gunnison
Behr
George Moog Sr
Lewis Smith
Monnday
Westfield
Winschultz
John Gunnison
Major Hackett
John Hackett
Joel
N. F. Wetmore
Masonic Order
Milwaukee
Herm von Berge
Cleveland
Ohio
German Baptist Church
G. W. Davies
Menomonie
Chippewa Falls
Gelona and North excel Siors noted in brief
Mrs A Smith recovered from a illness last week. Charles Bass and family of Seven Mile Creek visited relatives here Sunday. Mrs S Geigh is very ill at her son John's home. Miss Edna Sandford suffers rheumatism. Mr and Mrs A D Brown and Luther Irish and family of Baraboo visited H Brown's last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jame
A. Smith
Charles Bass
Seven Mile
Creek
S. Geigh
John
Edna Sandford
A. D. Brown
Luther Irish
Baraboo
H. Brown
Lyons News Briefs Include Ill Grandfather Visit and Party
Mrs George Jorns and sister Miss Jennie Blume traveled from Portage Monday to see their ill grandfather Mr YP Edwards. Mikdred and Blanche Colburn of Chicago visit J Shaw. Mrs Wilbur Berkley hosts Mrs R Brown of Fairfield. Harley Berkley received a surprise party Friday afternoon with many classmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jorns
Jennie Blume
Portage
YP. Edwards
Mikdred
Blanche
Colburn
Chicago
J. Shaw
Wilbur Berkley
R. Brown
Fairfield
Harley Berkley
Four Generation Picture Taken In Baraboo Visit
North Fairfield reports a four generation photo taken in Baraboo involving Mrs. L. P. Lewis and her father Mr. and Mrs. Gus Lewis and baby Loyd. Milton Holt and family visited Lamar on Sunday. Edward Stemner of Baraboo visited his sister Gena Lewis for two weeks. Marsh Harrison entertained company Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Lewis
Gus Lewis
Baby Loyd
Baraboo
Milton Holt
Lamar
Edward Stemner
Gena Lewis
Marsh Harrison
Henderson children improve after illness in Woodland
In Woodland, the Henderson children have shown progress after several weeks of illness. Arthur Gibeaut injured his leg with a pitch fork last week and will be laid up for a time. A Holiness camp meeting is planned at Walton starting June 23, with a large July 4 dance in Lee's hall as Schwartz provides the music. A school meeting is set for Monday July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Arthur Gibeaut
Walton
Lee’s Hall
Schwartz
Picnic at Loretto Nets $160 for Church Funds
The White Mound picnic at Loretto on Wednesday drew a large crowd thanks to favorable weather and raised one hundred sixty dollars for the church. Will Young and wife returned to Southern Minnesota after a week with Mrs. Westenhaver. A group from here attended the Passion play in Loretto last night. Mrs. Clara Young and Mrs. Westenhaver had tea with Mrs. Conner Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretto
Will Young
Minnesota
Wm.Westenhaver
Clara Young
Wm. Westenhaver
Conner
Local Notes Highlight Family Visits and Fourth of July Plans
Emil Rudolph Denzer of North Freedom visited relatives. Mr and Mrs Danusa of Leland and Oscar Auswald of Washington DC spent time with family here. Mrs Landon returned to Milwaukee. Raschein and Chas Denzer families joined relatives at Leland. Rev Ritz of Sauk City led services. The Fourth of July will be celebrated at Ferber's Grove with community attendance and a good time promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Rudolph
North Freedom
Lere
D?anusa
Leland
Spett
Oscar Auswald
Washington, D. C
Ferber’s Grove
Arid
New Cure for Epilepsy Promoted by Patient Letter
A Watertown man reports his daughter was cured of epilepsy by Dr King s New Life Pills and has had no attack for over two years. Fisher Bros drug store advertises these life giving tonic pills and best body cleansers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Waterman
Watertown
Ice Cream Social at Edmund Calvert Home
Fairfield community invites residents to an ice cream social at Edmund Calvert's home Friday evening June 29 all are welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Calvert
Delton Notes of Visitors and Local Happenings
Mrs S M Rice of Tracy Minn visits Delton area former resident. Miss Elsie Hulbert closes Pelton school and heads to Colorado. C A Haskins of Kilbourn handles local real estate. Miss Grace Sarrington ends Spaulding school and will visit Detroit with sister Mrs Julius Sumner. Mrs S Chaffee returns from Baraboo. Arthur Allen arrives from Milwaukee to run meat market. Peter Hayden of Columbus Ohio excels as a fishing catcher at Mirror Lake with a 24 lb catch. Rev Jones of Baraboo conducts communion at Holy Cross. Mrs Lizzie Tuttlenee Barlow of St Paul visits. Hulbert House guests include Albert Hayden and Julian, Samuel Sharp, Mrs E Nolan, Peter Hayden and family, Hamilton, Samuel Edwards, W Wrey, B Shidall, A L Knefler, R A Johnson of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Haskins
Kilbourn
Grace Sarrington
Spaulding
Detroit
Julius Sumner
S. Chaffee
Baraboo
Arthur Allen
Milwaukee
Peter Hayden
Columbus
Ohio
Mirror Lake
Jones
Holy Cross Church
Lizzie Tuttlenee Barlow
Hulbert House
Albert Hayden
Julian
Samuel Sharp
Samuel Sharp and Wife, Mrs. E Nolan
Hamilton
Samuel Edwards
W. Wrey
Shidall
A. L. Knefler
R. A. Johnson
Chicago
Wedding Bells Echo in Wilson Creek and Nearby Visits
Jun 25 notes show Marjorie Wheites of Spring Green as a guest at the J Frank home while Mrs James Hoxie visits St Paul and Emery Wisconsin. Census of visits includes Alex Stewart of Wausaukee and Miss Cora Robson returning home from Loganville. A new son born to Mr and Mrs F Finer on June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Wheites
Spring Green
J. Frank
James Hoxie
St. Paul
Adam Frank
Philip Neuheisel
Evan James
Mazomanie
A. Fingerhut
Black Earth
Seymour visiting Winfield as district closures noted
Mrs S J Seymour of Reedsburg is visiting her son Merton Seymour in Winfield. Dist No 11 school closed Saturday with a program and picnic. Diploma recipients were Anna Pelton and Arthur Hurley. Miss Hulbert plans vacation in the Rockies. Estella Powell closed Dist No 6 with a program and picnic. Funeral for Mrs J McDonald of Del lena attended by locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Seymour
Reedsburg
Merton Seymour
Dist. No. 11
Anna Pelton
Arthur Hurley
Hulbert
Rocky Mountains
Estella Powell
Dist. No. 6
J. McDonald
Dellena
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Children Day Events at Black Hawk and Local Church
Harrisburg M E church hosts annual children day exercises well attended. Miss Emilia Sprecher leaves for Milwaukee to work as a nurse and her sister Sarah followed a week earlier. Next Sunday children day at Black Hawk church. Naperville college students give a concert at Harrisburg M E church Friday evening with 25 cent admission. Mrs Geo Gilgerson and Miss Bertha Nold visit from Los Angeles after six years away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Harrisburg
Emilia, Sprecher
Milwaukee
Sarah
Black’ Hawk
Naperville College
Geo. Gilgerson
Bertha’ Nold
W. Nold
Los Angeles
California
Outwits The Surgeon In Leavenworth
Mrs. Thos. S. Austin of Leavenworth Ind faced a serious women health complication including catarrh of the stomach and bowels. Her husband delayed surgery to try Electric Bitters, which reportedly cured her. The ad claims guarantees for tepid liver kidney disease biliousness jaundice chills fever general debility nervousness and blood poisoning. Fisher Bros Drug Store sells the tonic for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. S. Austin
Leavenworth
Ind
Fisher Bros. Drug Store
Local residents attend state tournament and social visits
June 25 in Lime Ridge Ralph and Ray Cahoon and others accompanied the Reedsburg band to the state tournament at Columbus Wisconsin. Mr Michel of Ithica visited W A Jaquish and Fred Boltzman. Lydia Webster of Hillsboro visited her aunt Mrs Tennant. Mrs Maxham of Reedsburg visited John Copley. Rev Smith of Boaz called in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph
Ray Cahoon
H.C
Prudy
Zell Pollock
Reedsburg
Columbus
Wis
Michel
Ithica
W. A. Jaquish
Fred Boltzman
Lydia Webster
Hillsboro
B. Tennant
Maxham
John Copley
Rev. Smith
Boaz
Mirror Lake social notes at Oak Hurst and nearby cottages
Mirror Lake community reports Rastus Thompson and family returning from their cottage after ten days. J T Lawton made a Portage trip, Mrs. Al Smith improves after illness, and the Thompson and Ashley families hosted visits. Fishermen pursued bass with sunfish as an amusing note. The Loch Mirror Park cottages see occupancy return after three years. Will Britton plans move into a new west side house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hurst
Mirror Lake
Rastus Thompson
J.T. Lawton
Portage
J. B. Ashley
L. T. Osborn
Robert
G. Laing
Henry Risley
al. Smith
Tennessee Man Finds Relief With Arnica Salve
For twenty years W L Rawls of Bells Tennessee battled nasal catarrh. He reports the swelling and soreness in his nose vanished after applying Bucklen's Arnica Salve to the sore area. The product is sold for 25 cents at Fisher Bros Druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Rawls
Bells, Tenn
Fisher Bros. Druggists
Skillet Creek Local News and Appointments
Skillet Creek reports a second Sunday school session with about twenty attendees and new officers elected for the Ruth Hill Sunday school. Wm Steuber undergoes appendectomy at a hospital. Louise Tuttle plans a July 3 trip to Fort Morgan Colorado to visit Merritt Tuttle and family. John Stone and wife visited Astle and Hill. J Latotzka’s condition worsens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Harris
Kirkwood
H. Hill
Bevie Bassett
Olive Bellows
Roger Watkins
Treas
Steuber
Louise Tuttle
Fort. Morgan
Colorado
Merritt Tuttle
John Stone
Reedsburg
Astle & Hill
J. Latotzka
North Freedom Notes of Visits and Local Happenings
Mrs Davies visited her son G W Davies in North Freedom this week. Numerous locals greet relatives from Barron County and Marshfield. Mrs Densie Gray remains critically ill after a left-side paralysis. The community reports farm moves, social events, and visits by clergy, with several residents traveling to Baraboo Manitowoc Wausau and Milwaukee for meetings, schools, and family gatherings. Proceeds from a LaRue social reach $50 for a chapel project.
Fourth of July Celebration Planned by Firemen in Mil waukee
The newsletter notes a Sunday gathering and a big Fourth of July celebration at John Hackett grove, managed by local firemen with a fine dinner. It urges attendance at North Freedom and announces an Aid Society meeting at Carl Lang Jr.'s home on Wednesday afternoon June 27. Martha Stackman of Ablieman begins dressmaking apprenticeship with Mrs. Minnie Woll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
John Hackett
Old Settlers Association
North ‘Freedom
Aid Society
Carl Lang Jr
Martha Stackman
Ablieman
Minnie’ Woll
Public notice of found pony near Baraboo Delton
I have taken up a pony at my place eight miles northwest of Baraboo and five miles south of Delton on the Reedsburg Portage road. Weight about 800 pounds, color bay. Owner please call to claim property and pay costs. Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo
Delton
Reedsburg—Portag
Reynolds
For Sale House and 23 Acres on Walnut Street
House barn and 23 acres of land on Walnut street offered for sale. Enquire or write to Ernest Klemm near the Farmer's Nursery Beat D Baraboo Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street
Ernest Klemm
Baraboo
Wis
House and land for sale on Walnut Street Baraboo
House barn and two acres of land on Walnut street offered for sale at a low price. Inquiries or letters to Ernest Kiemm near the Farmer's Nursery R F D 4 Baraboo Wisconsin.
Building Movers Specialists in Pumps and Windmills
Stoddard and Varnell specialize in moving buildings and repairing windmills and pumps. Prompt repair service available. Contact 615 Third Avenue Baraboo Wisconsin or telephone 120.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoddard & Varnel
Third Avenue
Baraboo
Wis
To Cure Sunburn by Cutscream at Evenson's Pharmacy
An advertisement touts Cutscream as the relief for sunburn itching burning puffiness soreness and peeling. It claims immediate soothing and prevention of peeling with 25c per bottle at Evenson's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evenson’s Pharmacy
Probate Notice in Sauk County Wisconsin 1906
First publication June 1906 legal notice from Sauk County Wisconsin State Court in probate. It announces a matter in probate proceedings under the county court and notes the filing and publication of the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Wisconsin
Sauk County
State OF Wisconsin
Sauk
Elenora Walker
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