Reidle and Miss Shellenberger Wedding at Broadway Home
George A. Reidle and Miss Ida Shellenberger were married today at the home of Hon. and Mrs. Charles Hirschinger on Broadway. The ceremony by Rev. J Meck drew a small group of friends. The couple plans a westward move where the groom works, signaling a new chapter after prior business with his brother on Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Reidle
Ida ~Shellenberger
Charles. Hirschinger
Broadway
J. Meck
Third Street
Milwaukee
Baraboo Area Marriages Reported in Local Notices
Dr Reod of Reedsburg wed Hannah Genevieve Clarke of Chicago in a small Reedsburg ceremony. Thomas Mould and Olga Carlson united in marriage at the bride’s home with Rev Meyer officiating. The couple now reside at the W O Pietzsch house on Fifth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reod
Reedsburg
Baraboo
Hannah Genevieve Clarke
Chicago
Thomas Mould
Olga ‘Arll
Meyer
Lutheran Church
M. H. Mould
Jarry M. Acott
Arthur
Tom Buckley
W. O. Pietzsch
Fifth Avenue
Inquiries on View Nominations Under New Election Law
Secretary of State Houser states primaries aside from September are held two weeks before the ensuing section. The city election on April 4th, and nominating primary March 24th. Nomination papers must be filed at least fifteen days before the primary, with March 6 as the filing deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Houser
Pedro party and Ye Olden Time nostalgia mark Baraboo social evening
The Schiff home hosted a pedro party for forty guests with Carnations decor. Prizes went to Mrs. C. A. Stanton, Mr. W. G. La Rue, Mrs. F. E. Shults, Dr. Roger Cahoon, Mrs. F. von Post, and Mr. M. H. Mould. At Frank Gerotski’s, Baptist society members and friends wore historic costumes, Candles, old silver candlesticks, and antique accessories set the scene for games, music, and a notable recitation by Miss Pearl Goode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Stanton
W. G. la Rue
F. E. Shults
Roger Cahoon
F. von Post
M. H. Mould
The
Baptist Church Society
Frank Gerotski
Baraboo
R. E. Goode
Miss Pearl Goode
Williams
Miss Howard
Helen
Genevieve Williams
Hazel Gerofski
Washington's Birthday card party hosted by Thaerers and von Wald
Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Thaerer and Mr. and Mrs. A. von Wald hosted a Washington's Birthday card party last evening. Fifty-six guests enjoyed the hospitality in rooms decorated with national colors and candles. Prizes included first to Mrs. A. D. Dorsett and Mr. F. E. Shults, seconds to Mrs. H. L. Halsted and Will Warren, consolation to Mrs. Ben Brewer and Frank Avery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Thaerer
A. von Wald
Washington
A. D. Dorsett
F. E. Shults
H. L Halsted
Will Warren
Ben Brewer
Frank Avery
Death of Alpert Young at 50 in Sumpter
Alpert Young of the town of Sumpter died this morning at age 50 after a long illness from complications. He leaves a wife and four sons. His longtime home was in Sumpter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpert Young
Sumpter
Opera House Destroyed By Fire In Baraboo
Fire engulfed Baraboo’s opera house around 2 PM causing adjacent homes and a blacksmith shop to catch fire. Firefighters battled the flames. owner F E Shults estimates 5000 to 6000 dollars in losses with 3000 dollars insured. Residents praise the fire department and quick help from neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraboo Opera House
John Hull Sr
Holcomb
F.e.shults
City council approves resignations and orders repairs
At last night’s common council meeting all aldermen attended except Selleck and Woolford who submitted a resignation accepted by Mayor Marriott. A committee of Coughlin Jacobs and Andrews was named to examine gambling allegations against a city man. A $26.53 sewer tax is remitted for Mould and a 30 inch sewer project is directed to be estimated. The city budget includes a $254.15 fire department tax payment and $117.11 in claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selleck
Woolford
Marriott
Myra Neubauer
Coughlin, Jacobs and Andrews
M. H. Mould
6Th. and
Barker Sts
Firemen's Ball honors Alpha Lodge with grand event
The Tenth Annual Firemen's Ball at the A. O. U. W. hall drew about 125 couples. Von Wald's nine-piece orchestra played as bunting and lace decorated the venue. Local firemen and Milwaukee guests attended, with committees praised for their work and detailed crew assignments listed. A separate Friday note reports train delays, staff changes, and a Santa Fe study noting 1.15 million pennies dropped into gum machines across 400 stations totaling $11,500.
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Alpha Lodge No
B. of
L. F
von Wald
Court House Park
Brotherhood
Murry and
Fletch
Milwaukee
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Next State Campaign Draws Leaders for Gubernatorial Drive
Stalwarts organize a statewide push with county and city branches planned. Frank Bentley of Baraboo is favored to head the movement, while Atty. F. X. Bodden notes letters from Rosenberry urge immediate action. Enthusiasm mirrors pre election levels as talks proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bentley
Baraboo
Rosenberry
Wausau
Atty
F. X. Bodden
Opera House
Payne
Locomotive Firemen Hires Named Host and Erle
W. L. Host and Br. G. Erle have been employed as locomotive firemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Host
Br. G. Erle
Fireman E R Pigg Temporarily Assigned at LaCrosse
Fireman E R Pigg is working a few days at LaCrosse. Miles Compton has been promoted to engineman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hussey
Madison
Milwaukee
Robert Archer
Lancaster
A. F. Dangel
Elroy
Harvard
E. J. Keane
Saraboo
Chicago
W. Hathaway
Thompson
A. L. Hess
Montfort
E R. Pigg
LaCrosse
Miles Compton
J Radtke Called to Chicago Over Relative’s Death
J Radtke was summoned to Chicago due to the death of a relative, prompting travel from his home to attend to family matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Radtke
Chicago
Engineman W. H. Mann Lays Off Due to Illness
Engineman W. H. Mann is laid off on account of sickness. The notice cites health reasons and an expected absence, with Mann's position potentially filled by a temporary or substitute worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Hampton
W. H. Mann
A Wasted Rehearsal charms in McClure's March story
Jannette Cooper crafts a clever tale titled A Wasted Rehearsal about a shy girl who dreads small talk. The heroine is witty yet silent, rendered charmingly by illustrator Charlotte Harding in this March issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jannette Cooper
McClure’s
Charlotte Harding
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Frank Feltz
Frances °Sch
Orengon
Sarward
St. Joseph’s Church
Excelor
Lydia Kesmoske
Oseph Bisch
Iuna Meyer
John Dresen
Sauk City
Rr. Ritz
Leo. Meyer
August ’. Schreiber
Rand
Schreiber
Greeneld
Alice E. Meyer
Leo Meyer
Ing
John Hull
L. Watson
C. A. Swineford
George Capener
Pease
W.S. Pease
L. Harthouse
Aug. Fisher
8Th Street
East Street
11Th
C. J. Heiden
R. E.sherman
Otto Johnson
Chris. Meyer
Alex. Harrison
H. Koenecke
Edward Ford
Fred Stetfen
Homer Pitts
C. W. Graff
C. J.geilmar
R.fogle
L. Zantow
Harry Bostetter
Jno. Brady
Chas. Licht
E. J. Buehler
Geo. Briscoe
Geo. Fosdick
Wm. Flanagan
Wm. Tramblie
L. Manthey
Alex. Robinson
R. C. Harris
John Boundy
E. Kingsley
H. K. Dillenbeck
M. H. Seigel
HK. Koerth
Albert Kamm
Wim. Oswald
Alpha Lodge No.26
A. H. Dickens
M. J. Hendrickson
al To
Betwee Bara- Madison
Janseville
Albert A. Kamm
Brakeman
M. Culp
City
Chas. Erickson
Norwalk
Northwestern Ry. Co
St. Paul Road
Portage
Hufman
Martin Comfort
Winona Junction
J. McGinnis
J. J. Murphy
Mr. Murphy
C. R. Compton
John Williams
P. Sarahan
Second Avenue
H. L. Hale
Kendalls
William Sullivan
Paign
Milwaukee Journal
Hollister
J. B. Donovan & Co
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