Delton Social Notes Sketch a Week's Visitors and Returns
Ira Wiber and G G Keyes returned from Windison last Wednesday. Several residents recovered from illness, including Mrs Mile Reynolds and Arthur. Mrs S Chaffee plans to return home this week after wintering with a daughter in Coloma. Graceful social visits noted with Miss Lucy Gibson hosting her mother from Burr Oak and others visiting Delton. Myron Reynolds visits Minnesota to see a daughter. Mrs Charles Risley plans weekly piano lessons from Webster Prairie. Mrs Eva Eaton returned from Baraboo last Thursday. Fern Kielbisch of Chicago making an extended visit with Mr and Mrs Taeo Steele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Wiber
G. G. Keyes
Windison
Mile Reynols
Arthur
S. Chaffee
Coloma
Lucy Gibson
Burr Oak
Sarah Bowman
N. Clement
Elroy
Hollie Fulmer
Portage
Jones
Myron Reynolds
Minnesota
Charles Risley
Webster Prairie
Delton
Eva Eaton
Baraboo
Grace Sarrington
Excelsior
Fern Kieibisch
Chicago
Taeo. Steele
Merrimack Notes From Baraboo Trip and Local Visits
March 12 report from Merrimack highlights M J Kindschi Devlin Haines and Williams in Baraboo. Various residents guests callers and travels include Miss Premo Mrs Chalfant Mrs Hills Mr and Mrs Coates and many others. A temperance meeting is planned for Friday March 23 with community social events noted throughout the town.
Education Beyond the Immediate Future
The text argues education should aim beyond the present needs, shaping the child for a remote future rather than immediate gains. It stresses recognizing the spirit to avoid and emphasizes deliberate development before outlining the path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richter
South Delton Social News Notes and Local Updates
Miss Tressie Cratsenberg was entertained at Miss Kate McGinnis's home last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Milton Holt hosted her sister Mrs Wayne Newell and two Montana daughters from Thursday to Sunday. Mr and Mrs Pearl Waddell and son of Greenfield visited Will Searle's family for a day. Howard Searle, youngest son of Mr and Mrs Sam Searle, died Wednesday afternoon from spasmodic croup. Flora Rich of Sumpter visits sister Mrs Clark Holt. Waddell daughter Maude saw her father Henry Waddell in Fairfield. he has been ill with erysipelas. Our school closed for spring vacation. Miss Zada Hall returned home near Kilbourn. Clara Searle, employed at McAr thur's linen mill, is home for a two-week vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Kindschi
J. R. Devlin
A. G. Haines
E.S. Williams
Baraboo
A. Chalfant
C. Hills
Gertie Premo
Milwaukee
Ed. Coates
J.A. Coates
Tate (Manley
Phoebe Haines
Lodi
Clara B. King
Cooper
Flora
A. R. Pelnar
Joseph Premo
Henry Pig
Waldo Gross
Madison
Harvey Dennis
Chas
Johnstone
Portage
Dennis
A. Kunce
Mary Witwen
W. O’keefe
Archie Barrow
Sparta
Susie
Ruth Smith
C. Weinkie
Chicago
Mae Dennis
Paul Wagner
Clara Haines
Kern’s Corners
H. L. Peck
W. Johnson
Kasdorf
Ladies Aid Society
E. W. Wright
Tressie Cratsenberg
Kate McGinnis
Milton Holt
Wayne Newell
Montana
Pearl Waddell
Greenfield
Will
Howard
Sam Searle
Flora Rich
Sumpter
Clark Holtom
Waddell
Maude
Henry Waddell
Fairfield
Zada Hall
Kilbourn
Clara Searle
McArthur
King’s Corners community notes one weekend reunion
March 9 report from King’s Corners records a family reunion at Mrs. A N Young's with J Hill and family Ethel J H Hill F Bass wife and son B Premo A Gruber J Astle and spouses. Essie King and Mable Marquardt on sick list. Clara Peetz hosts cousin Miss Glover Baraboo. Wedding bells possibly soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.N. Young
J. Hill
Ethel
J. H. Hill
F. Bass
Premo
A. Gruber
J. Astle
Essie King
Mable Marquardt
Clara Peetz
Miss Glover
Baraboo
Guy McGilvra
Lee McGilvra
Russell McGilvra
Elmwood News Roundup of Local Movements and Visits
March 12 notes show Mrs Anna Travis and two sons returning from Fond du Lac after wintering there. Ellen Sandford recovered from illness. A famine relief donation of eight dollars was raised at Allen Bass home. Grant Dryer and Robert Murray hosted visits near Kilbourn. Willis Du Bois moves to his brother Eddie’s farm in Baraboo. Albert Capener and son visited Baraboo relatives. Charles Cone’s family traveled to Madison for William Goode's funeral. Mrs Wm Thayer of Winfield visited daughter Roy Bass’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Travis
Fond du Lac
Ellen Sandford
Allen Bass
Japan
Grant Dryer
Robert Murray
Kilbourn
Willis du Bois
Baraboo
Eddie
Albert Capener
Charles Cone
Herman
Madison
William Goode
Wm. Thayer
Winfield
Roy Bass
Local Notes From Lime Ridge and Reedsburg
Miss Lawson and Nina Bohn visited friends at Reedsburg. A wedding occurred March 7 1906 at the home of the bride’s parents with Aura Hineman and August Behn tying the knot. The couple will reside on a farm near Reedsburg.
Aid to Absent Minds Society Formed in Vienna
A Vienna society forms to aid persons with short memories. Members receive a card to write the date of an engagement and mail it to the society. On the day of the engagement the patron receives the card at the first post, reminding him of the engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Memory Verse Reflection on Idolatry and Inadequate Gods
The verse critiques idolatry by noting the worship of carved idols who cannot save. It contrasts human ignorance with the futility of praying to lifeless images, urging reliance on a true, living God. The language emphasizes accountability for choosing deception over divine power.
Local Socials Report From South Westfield Area
March 12 notes show Wm Luttermann and wife of Loganville visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Wm Voss. Peter McGuan of Maple Hill visited M Hayes. Hosea and Alta Page of Maple Hill were callers nearby last week. Wm Voss and children of North Freedom visit his parents HJ and Mrs Voss. Herman Voss celebrated his twenty second birthday with relatives and friends. Olga Wills visits Honey Creek for a couple of weeks for dress making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loganville
Wm.Voss
Peter McGuan
Maple Hill
M. Hayes
Hosea
Alta Page
Wm. Voss
North Freedom
H.J. Voss
Herman Voss
Olga Wills
Honey Creek
Basket sociable near rain dampens crowd at Black Hawk
The basket sociable last Thursday drew a smaller crowd than hoped due to evening rain though attendees enjoyed themselves. John Schies is busy sawing logs for the farmers. Our schoolchildren have a vacation this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schies
Local Notes on Births and Residents in Area
A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Geo Meyer on February 22 and a boy to Mr and Mrs Otto Meyer on March 6. Louis Reidel left for Milwaukee for new employment. Herman Krueger and Will Schoen returned from Montana where they worked for Mrs Frank Klebs. Mrs Klebs is in Reedsburg with her ill father. Mr and Mrs Gust Scharnke visited Baraboo Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Meyer
Otto Meyer
Louis Reidel
Milwaukee
Herman Krueger
Will Schoenback
Montana
Frank Kleb
Reedsburg
Gust Scharnke
Baraboo
Local social notes and travel around Reedsburg
Mrs. Herman Schroeder visited relatives in Reedsburg on Thursday. Mrs. S. E. Richardson hosted Royal Neighbors Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Will Schoenback is listed as sick. S. E. Richardson did Baraboo business on Wednesday. Mrs. Ellen Stowell of St Paul arrived Wednesday to visit relatives. John Poff left for Michigan for work. Carl Hummel of Reedsburg spent time with Dr. W. J. Hummel on Saturday. Miss Tena Manthey left for Milwaukee to stay with sister Minnie. & C. Bentley and Walter Langenhan attended an Operator Convention in Madison Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Schroeder
Reedsburg
S. E. Richardson
Will Schoenback
Baraboo
Ellen Stowell
St. Paul
John Poff
Michigan
Carl Hummel
W. J. Hummel
Tena Manthey
Milwaukee
Minnie
C. Bentley
Walter Langenhan
Madison
Local Notes From Dellona Community Roundup
March 12 brief notes report Frank Hunter visiting with his parents for a few days. Mrs James Murray and Ruby of Baraboo spent last Friday and Saturday with August Mundith. Mrs Wm Thayer of Winfield stayed with daughter Mrs Ray Bass last week. Adolf Stein returns home after an operation in Milwaukee feeling well. Nettie Catlin and daughter Dora visit Baraboo with brother Fred and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hunter
James Murray
Ruby
Baraboo
Mundith’s
Wm. Thayer
Winfield
Ray Bass
Adolf Stein
Milwaukee
Nettie Catlin
Dora
Fred
Adolph Hamburg Celebrates 18th Birthday With Friends
White Mound reports a large crowd joined Adolph Hamburg Saturday night to mark his eighteenth birthday with a surprise party arranged by his sister Bertha and Mrs. Roberstein. The notice also lists local movements and illnesses among residents.
Fairfield Social Notes Reach Across Households
Mrs. Wilson of UL visits her daughters Mrs. Ed Emery and Mrs. Fred Flynn. Mrs. Wing and Mrs. J H Luce visit Mrs. Hoege in Greenfield. Emma and Cenia Newell visit Ed Emery. Mrs Edwards and Mrs Baxter call on Mrs Wing. Margie Luce of Baraboo stays with grandmother. Mrs Wing visits B A Wood home on Walnut Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Edwards
Mrs. Baxter
Mrs. Wing
Margie Luce
Baraboo
B. A. Wood
Walnut Hill
Fairfield notices and local moves in March events
The Willing Workers of Fairfield plan a March 22 meeting with Mrs. George Hanson and a picnic dinner. Baptist church ladies offer a novel supper March 20 in Fairfield. Local moves include John Davenport and family to F Newell's farm and Anaker family to a Shults farm. Baraboo Farmers Mutual Telephone Co meets March 17 in Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
George Hanson
S. H. Burton
Whitney Allen
Baraboo
Jacob Tagerdine
Steve Burton
G. W. Graham
Caledonia
WEDDING, ILLNESS AND PROPERTY NOTES IN GREENFIELD
Report from Greenfield notes that persons who left the road into D Rogers cornfield Saturday night may retrieve their property if they prove ownership. Robert Witthuhn traveled to Beloit for work. Orin Hoege, his daughter, and Frank and Mable Ramsey attended the Wharry Maxfield wedding near Kilbourn last Wednesday. The Hoege district has no school today due to teacher Miss Irazier’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Rogers
Cornfield
Robert Witthuhn
Beloit
Orin Hoege
Frank
Mable Ramsey
Wharry
Maxfield
Kilbourn
Hoege
Irazier
Local Dispatch Notes Visits Births and Deaths in Area
George Haas returns from Madison and John Weitzer visits from East Bristol for weeks. Several clergy visit Keysville and Madison. Miss Tillie Hutter visits Spring Green and Madison. Prouty family relocates to Spring Green. Wm. Cramer returns from La Crosse. Herman Nachreiner attends St Paul college. Anton Rick completes university Short Course of Agriculture. Infant of Heiser dies. funeral at St Luke's. Mrs. Jos Cramer dies. funeral at St Luke's. child of the deceased buried shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Haas
Madison
John Weitzer
East Bristol
Father Laurer
Schram
Keysville
Tillie Hutter
F. Barnard
Spring Green
E. G. Trumpf
Prouty
Wm. Cramer
la Crosse
Herman Nachreiner
Business College
St. Paul, Minn
Anton Rick
Mary Emser
Jno
Beck
Jacob Heiser
St. Luke’s Catholic Church
George
Albert
Edith Luther
Edith Schoenmann
Casper Volk
Jos. Cramer
Woodland Notes Highlight Local Events and Woes
Wm Hall injured his leg and was laid up for several days. Will Sherman and Miss Myrtle Bailey attended Hubert Veeder’s funeral in Manston, returning Wednesday. John Sosinsky bought a fine driving horse and buggy in Cazenovia. Chas Broas and Frank Favor returned from Baraboo after fruitless wage talks. Woodland may lack an electric railroad or library yet sees weddings and elopements. Walton gains Dr. Ross from Richland Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Hall
Will Sherman
Myrtle Bailey
Wonewoc
Manston
Hubert Veeder
John Sosinsky
Cazenovia
Chas. Broas
Frank Favor
Baraboo
Woodland
Walton
Ross
Richland Center
Guarantee on Green's Warranted Syrup of Tar Bottle Prices
The undersigned Fisher Bros. J.B. Donovan & Co. offer refunds on a 50c bottle if it fails to cure cough or cold and a 25c bottle to prove satisfactory with money refunded. This card asserts a money-back guarantee for the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher Bros
J.B. Donovan & Co
Farms for Sale with Various Acres Near Court House
A 100 acre farm thirteen miles from court house offers 80 cultivated acres plus pasture and timber with a new two story frame house, barn, granary, well, windmill, and superb soil. Other listings include an 80 acre Bara Boo property with brick house and 40 cultivated acres, a 24 acre city allotment with multiple houses, six and nine acre parcels with homes, and a 40 acre Lake Road farm with windmill. Several properties are priced or available on application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Baraboo
Lake Road
Bara- Ave
Jerry Scanlan Baraboo
Wis
Wisconsin
Sauk Se
Reedsburg
James Hayes
Reedsburg, Sauk Co
Hill Point People Move and Travel Updates
Mr and Mrs Wm Schultz plan a Monday departure to a new northern home. Christ Kruger, Mr and Mrs Lindenburg and family relocate to a rental from Mrs Werthein. August Stark and George Kruger return from Janesville after farm hunting. Mr and Mrs Fred Kolmeyer leave for Madison to visit friends. Mrs Schroeder remains very ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Schultz
Christ Kruger
Lindenburg
Werthein
August Stark
George Kruger
Janesville
Fred Kolmeyer
Madison
Schroeder
Also Mentioned on This Page
Merrimack
South Delton
King’s Corners
Jelona
North Excelsior
Lime Ridge
Miss Lawson
Nina Bohn
Mina Wheeler
Winifred Emch
Bell Smith
Mabel Aton
James Johnson
O. Walker
P. F. Walker
Edna Bryden
C. H. Stone
M. A. Dogan
R. L. Bohn
Otto Voigts
Hillsboro
Hastings
August Behn
Narrows Prairie
Aura Hineman
D.hineman
Rev. Taylor
Stella Cook
Freda Behn
Perry Hineman
Otto Behn
South Westfield
Black Hawk
Ableman
Dellona
White Mound
Adolph Hamburg
Bertha
Sadie Mears
Carrie Gillespie
Nora Parkinson
Bear Creek
Jayne
J. P. Witwen
3Rd Street
Prairie du Lac, Wis
A. W. Cole
Adam Joseph
Hill Point
Alexander
Wells
Arn
Irl
Wellington
Gixauire
Seventh Avenue
Union Pacific Tea Co
Main St
Vitettora
W. A. Capener
First
Star
Lake St
Ill
Winattora
Chicago Wholesale
Ouse
H. C. Black
N. H. Smith
H. R. Bell
Oak ST
Baraboo, Wis
Baraboo Markets
Cvcoceeie
Veer
Sauk City
U. S
Chas. Sommer
Robert Aton
Charles Wild Music Store
3Rd. St., Baraboo
U. S. Sugar Beet Company
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